Beyond the code
Of course you need code-compliant plans; that’s a given. But plans that never give anyone reason to say “we should’ve…”, even decades down the line? If that’s vital to you, you’ll value our expertise.
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Small team. Tailored plans.
The Forward team consists of industry professionals hand-picked for their expertise and years of experience. That’s how we ensure the highest-caliber results and small-team attention our clients keep coming back for.
With our varied specialties, we cover the gamut of engineering services your project may require, so everything is taken care of at once.
We’re a small team, and we deliver big.
410
School Buildings
32
Healthcare Facilities
15
Places of Worship
400+
Multifamily Units
Four specialities, one holistic approach
If you’ve ever tried working with several engineering firms for the same structure, you know all about the hassle, conflicting approaches, and inevitable errors.
Our integrated engineering services result in smarter decision-making on your part and a smoother experience all around.
MEP
Engineering
Mechanical, electrical and plumbing plans that keep your building running efficiently and comfortably, and also work seamlessly with your architectural and design plans
Fire Protection Engineering
Equipment specifications and architectural collaboration for fire protection systems that keep your building and its inhabitants safe
Structural
Engineering
Structural design, analysis and evaluations to support safe and structurally sound construction for renovations and new buildings
Civil
Engineering
Concept plans, site grading, and coordination with regulatory agencies that need to approve all the plans, from accessibility to utilities to zoning variances
There’s no fast-forward.
We all know what happens when plans are drawn haphazardly.
Every Forward project is given proper attention; there are no shortcuts or copy-pastes.
With Forward, you can expect
Work with our small, skilled, client-centered team and avoid:
- Oversights that stem from a lack of proper communication
- Frustrating project delays as you wait on progress from multiple agencies
- Quick “rubber-stamping” of plans that meet code requirements, but could – and should – be so much better