In today's demanding and complex industry; commercial, industrial, and mercantile businesses must rely on experienced and qualified individuals to manage their projects. Due to the increasing trend of "down-sizing" in-house resources and in many instances, the lack of in-house resources; business executives must seek the services of a qualified consultant. The services required by these executives can range from total project management to individual project services.

Progressive Engineering & Design, Inc.'s mission is to provide comprehensive Engineering / Design, Construction Management, Project Cost Tracking, and Total Project Management services to serve our clients needs in an attentive and responsive manner. The firm’s principal has always understood that to attain quality work one must employ highly qualified engineers, designers, and draftsman; each committed to remaining on the leading edge of design and technology. Our management approach emphasizes personal service, communication, coordination, and a team approach to effectively and efficiently meet our client's goals and objectives.

Progressive Engineering & Design is a full service / multi-discipline engineering firm which provides complete in-house services for all project phases, from initial feasibility studies and conceptual design through final design, project monitoring and project close-out. Our firm provides systems and facilities engineers with expertise in the integration of building and system requirements for the Tri-State area. This expertise encompasses new facility design and existing facility modifications, renovations, and upgrades such as:

• Building Infrastructure
• Industrial Ventilation
• Environmental Control
• Laboratories and Clean Rooms
• Material Handling Systems
• Utility Services
• Instrumentation and Control Systems
• Personnel and Environmental Protection in hazardous and corrosive atmospheres

Clientele have included the research, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, and health care industries; maintenance facilities; and chemical, textile, food processing, and paper manufacturing plants.