10 MWPhase one, enough for 2,000+ homes
Employee-owned · Saint John, NB · Clyde River, PEI
Engineering that starts with your problem, not our org chart.
Geotechnical, environmental, building systems, bio-resources and project management, under one roof and on one team. Serving Atlantic Canada's builders, municipalities and industries since 1989.
36Years employee-owned
5Disciplines, one team
~700Projects a year
6Licensed jurisdictions
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Five disciplines
Rare expertise, and the rarer habit of putting it in the same room.
Most problems on a site are not one discipline's problem. Our integrated teams pull geotechnical, environmental, mechanical, electrical and bio-resources engineers onto the same job, so the answer you get is whole.
Know the ground before you build on it
Site investigations, foundations, slopes, retaining structures, blasting, materials testing, marine structures, and legal and construction surveying.
- Site investigations for structures and earthworks
- Foundation design and inspection for spread footings and piles
- Pile-driving inspection and site supervision
- Pre-blast structural surveys, blast design, control and monitoring
- Legal land surveying
- Land development planning and subdivision design
Through the regulatory maze, to permit closure
Environmental site assessments, impact assessments, permitting and compliance, remediation, habitat and wetland work, GHG and air reporting.
- Phase I, II and III Environmental Site Assessments
- Environmental Impact Assessments
- Habitat assessments and ecological surveys
- Watercourse and wetland classification and delineation
- Site remediation and risk management, through to regulatory file closure
- Groundwater sampling, interpretation and remediation
Mechanical and electrical design that works on day one and day 10,000
HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, controls, power, lighting, arc flash studies, energy audits, life safety testing and inspections for every building type.
- Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning
- Plumbing, hydronic and fire protection system design
- Power distribution, lighting and communications design
- Arc flash studies and short circuit and coordination studies
- Property and building condition assessments
- Code compliance and design/build inspection services
Engineering for the industries that work with living things
Aquaculture, fisheries, food processing and agriculture: site selection, moorings, process design, wastewater, gear design and feasibility studies.
- Site selection, evaluation and inspection
- Marine containment and mooring design
- Wharf assessment and design
- Fishing gear design and derelict gear retrieval
- Economic feasibility studies
- New enterprise and operations planning
An engineer in your corner from kickoff to handover
PMP-certified management of small and mid-sized capital projects: scope, schedule, tendering, procurement, cost control, risk and site supervision.
- Defining project objectives, scope and deliverables
- Identifying activities, sequencing and resources
- Tender package preparation and contractor selection
- Procurement and contract administration
Selected work
Proof, with numbers attached.
540Derelict traps recovered from the seafloor
Ghost Fishing by Derelict Lobster Traps in LFA 36
Turning habitat compensation into 540 retrieved traps and a saved livelihood
EnvironmentalBio-Resources
40 to 60%Less energy than a conventional building
The Wellington
Mechanical and electrical design for a passive-house apartment building
Building Systems
440 tManitowoc crawler crane supported
Clyde River Bridge Crane Pads
Two engineered pads for a 440-ton crawler crane on the Cornwall Bypass
Geotechnical
1931Heritage property, protected since 1985
Hollis Street Scotiabank
New heating, roofs and rooftop HVAC for a 1931 heritage bank
Building SystemsProject Mgmt
3,000 m³Of sediment removed, worked from a temporary road at low tide
Market Slip Dredging
Dredging 3,000 m³ from Saint John's historic slip without a barge
GeotechnicalEnvironmentalProject Mgmt
10 turbinesClean power for up to 10,000 homes
Burchill Wind Farm
Ground-truthing 1,658 hectares for a 42 MW wind project
EnvironmentalGeotechnical
Why clients stay
Mid-sized but mighty. And still ours.
Most of the local firms we started alongside in 1989 have been bought by national conglomerates. We stayed employee-owned. The engineer who answers your call owns a piece of the outcome.
Our storyListen first
A senior engineer in the right discipline reads your brief and calls you. No sales layer, no handoff.
Scope it honestly
You get a budget and schedule at the outset, and we keep time and cost records against it on every job.
Build the right team
Integrated teams across our five groups, from students to directors, with a registered professional reviewing every deliverable.
Close the file
Permit closure, commissioning, as-builts, regulator sign-off. We measure done by your definition.
“Fundy's staff is more than willing to react to our immediate needs and have gone out of their way to change their schedule to meet ours. Service is second to none!”Frequent multi-services client
“It's extremely tough to find an ethical, responsive and professional engineering firm that does good work, all qualities that Fundy Engineering exemplifies.”National franchise
36 years, charted
Every dot is a job we're proud of. Drag to explore.
From the first boreholes in 1989 to a dam removal in 2024. Hover a dot for the project, click to read the case study.
GeotechnicalEnvironmentalBuilding SystemsBio-ResourcesProject Mgmt
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Decommissioning the Saint John YMCA-YWCA · 2008
Saint John Energy Headquarters · 2008
Ghost Fishing by Derelict Lobster Traps in LFA 36 · 2009
3.0 MW Generator Upgrade · 2010
Tunicate Control at Mussel Farms · 2011
Kennebecasis Valley Library Expansion · 2013
Digby Harbour Design · 2013
Wright Street Rock Wall Failure · 2014
Canaport LNG Multi-Purpose Pier Structural Survey · 2015
Salmon Aquaculture GHG Emissions Assessment · 2016
Hollis Street Scotiabank · 2016
Kiwanis Nursing Home Expansion · 2016
CMHC On-Reserve Housing Inspection Services · 2018
Kingsbrae Garden Amphitheatre · 2018
Clyde River Bridge Crane Pads · 2019
Violet Solar Farm · 2020
Burchill Wind Farm · 2020
Market Slip Dredging · 2020
The Wellington · 2023
Ritchie Lake Assessment & Management Plan · 2024
Milltown Dam Removal · 2024
Insights
What we tell clients over coffee, written down.
6 min readPhase I vs. Phase II Environmental Site Assessment: what buyers, sellers and lenders in Atlantic Canada need to know
Phase I vs Phase II environmental site assessment explained for Atlantic Canada: what each involves, when lenders require one, and how to avoid closing delays.
7 min readWhat a geotechnical investigation tells you (and what it costs to skip one)
What a geotechnical investigation includes, what the report tells you, and what happens when owners in Atlantic Canada skip it. Know before you dig.
7 min readDoes my project need an Environmental Impact Assessment in New Brunswick? Triggers, registration, timelines and what reviewers look for
Environmental Impact Assessment in New Brunswick explained: Schedule A triggers, registration steps, fees, timelines and what reviewers want to see.
Darryl G. FordPresident & Chief Executive Officer
Gordon D. MoulandCo-Founder and Chair of the Board
Tim A. RyanVice President, Business Development
Shari SeeleyChief Financial Officer
Leadership
Managed by four. Owned by many. Known by name.
Our co-founder still works full-time mentoring young engineers. Our CEO chairs the provincial discipline committee. Our CFO was employee number four. This is who picks up the phone.
Meet the team