Michelle Herbert, Trigon CAO, Named PABI Chairwoman Elect for 2019
Congratulations to Trigon’s Michelle Baker Herbert, Plaquemines Association of Business and Industry – PABI Chairwoman Elect for 2018 and Chairwoman for 2019! Michelle and the other PABI officers were announced during the Officer’s Installation Dinner last night at English Turn. Trigon has been a member of PABI for the past 4 years and Michelle has […]
Nicholas Wall Named CMAA Gulf Coast Chapter’s Outstanding Member 2018
Congratulations to Trigon’s own Nicholas Wall! He was named the CMAA Gulf Coast Chapter’s Outstanding Member for 2018, which was presented at the Regional Infrastructure Conference in August. Nick is Trigon’s Systems Manager, managing project controls and processes, and has been a part of the CMAA Gulf Coast Chapter since it’s inception. N
Pre-Trip Thoughts from Sal
Last week, we heard a bit from Greg regarding his trip to Jordan where Trigon is supporting USAID/Jordan by providing construction management/program management (CM/PM) services for two major school construction and expansion programs. This week, it’s Sal’s turn! This is my first OCONUS project since 2014. I had previously done several long-term assignments in Palestine […]
Pre-Trip Thoughts…from Greg!
As we mentioned in the last post, Trigon is supporting USAID/Jordan in providing construction management/program management (CM/PM) services for two major school construction and expansion programs: the Jordan School Expansion Project (JSEP) and the Schools for a Knowledge Economy Project (SKEP). Our lead staff have headed to Jordan to get the project underway. We decided […]
Another Adventure Begins…
It has been nearly 11 months in the making, and Trigon’s new adventure OCONUS (Outside the CONtinental United States) is now beginning. We are proud and excited to be supporting USAID/Jordan in providing construction management/program management (CM/PM) services for two major school construction and expansion programs: the Jordan School Expansion Project (JSEP), under which 120 […]
Greg Kolenovsky Featured as Outstanding Young Alumnus in University of Texas at Austin, Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering Publication
Trigon’s Vice President, Greg Kolenovsky, is featured as an Outstanding Young Alumnus in the Fall 2016 edition of “Cities, Water, Energy” magazine, published by the University of Texas, Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering, Cockrell School of Engineering. The Outstanding Young Alumnus Award was established in 2003 to honor graduates who have distinguished themselves in […]
Trigon Named Among the Best Places to Work by New Orleans CityBusiness for the Fourth Time
Trigon Associates, LLC (Trigon) has been named one of the Best Places to Work for the fourth time by its employees and New Orleans CityBusiness, based on the company’s corporate philosophy, work culture, management practices and overall benefits. In employee reviews, Trigon management was recognized for creating an inspiring and motivating corporate culture for employees, promoting openness […]
Well Flow Monitoring System
A first-of-its-kind in the West Bank, this project consisted of providing a highly computerized monitoring system for 40 water production wells, 3 booster stations and 3 reservoirs scattered throughout the West Bank. The system transmits information via a telecommunications system to a central control room located at the West Bank Water Department (WBWD) offices in […]
Roadway Maintenance Programs Development
Led the development of several programs related to short and long-term maintenance of roadways throughout the West Bank. Some of the key objectives of these programs were to establish formal reactive and preventive maintenance procedures; better sustain existing roads throughout the West Bank; effectively respond to emergencies and complaints; build a computerized maintenance management system […]
Roadways Damage Assessment Study
Assessed numerous roadway segments that had experienced various problems and modes of failure. Identified the root cause of failures in each case and developed remedial actions necessary to repair the roadways. The efforts were documented in a report titled “Assessment Study for Failures on Various USAID-Funded Roadways”.
