Cameron Engineering News Today

The renovation of Fireman’s Field in Oyster Bay is underway, as the asphalt parking lot gets a long overdue makeover. Over the next several months, the field will see environmental and pedestrian upgrades to the space as it turns from an eyesore to a more aesthetic and useful part of the community.

Heritage Mechanical Services, an EMCOR Group company, is contributing labor and services valued at $15,000 to United Way of Long Island ’s Net Zero Energy Building Campaign.

A vision for a life sciences hub, Midway Crossing calls for building a north terminal at Long Island MacArthur Airport to truly integrate airport and railroad, along with other infrastructure. 

Woodbury-based Cameron’s leadership and staff will continue with the new firm.

Cameron Engineering, one of New York’s leading consulting, planning, and engineering firms, is merging with IMEG Corp., one of the largest engineering firms in the United States.

By Stephen J. Kotz The Sag Harbor Village Board on Tuesday unveiled a sewer master plan that village officials say will serve as a blueprint to expand the capacity and improve the performance of the village’s nearly 50-year-old sewage treatment plant

“Because Long Island companies conduct so much business with one another, in-person events like this hold significant value for our regional economy,” said Terri Alessi-Miceli, HIA-LI President and CEO.

More than 4,500 professionals are expected to attend

HIA-LI Hosts Long island's Largest B2B Business Trade Show on Thursday, May 26 at Suffolk Community College in Brentwood

Long Island leaders on what to expect in the year ahead