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"... an integrated, multi-discipline and award-winning organization with offices in four states serving the Northeast and Midwest ..."

• 1981

  • Surinder Arora forms Arora and Associates, P.C. to provide structural engineering services to central New Jersey.

• 1984

  • Arora purchases its first PC to run structural analysis software and establishes a Bridge Inspection Department.

• 1985

  • Arora is awarded its first project as a prime consultant and establishes an Electrical Engineering Department.
  • Bolstered by success, Arora opens its first office in Lawrenceville, NJ.

• 1986

  • Arora establishes a Geotechnical Engineering Department.

• 1989

  • Arora expands into the New York arena with an office in midtown Manhattan.

• 1990

  • As the company creates a Survey Department, a second office in Lawrenceville is required to accommodate further growth.

• 1992

  • Arora establishes a Utility Engineering Department.

• 1993

  • Arora's staff grows to 50 employees. Arora consolidates its operations in New Jersey with the opening of a new corporate headquarters in Lawrenceville.

• 1994

  • Surinder Arora is named Engineer of the Year by the Professional Engineers' Society of Mercer County (PESMC), New Jersey.

• 1995

  • Arora graduates from the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program and is certified as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE).
  • Arora establishes a Highway Department.

• 1996

  • Arora receives a Professional Development Award from PESMC.

• 1999

  • Arora's corporate headquarters moves to its present location in Lawrenceville as rapid growth necessitates a new and larger home.

• 2000

  • Surinder Arora is named Engineer of the Year by the New Jersey Society of Professional Engineers (NJSPE).

• 2001

  • During its 20th year in the industry, Arora acquires the New Jersey operations of McFarland & Johnson and maintains their office in Woodbury.
  • Arora opens an office in Harrisburg, its first Pennsylvania office.
  • Narendra Khambhati receives an Excellence in Management Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers, New Jersey Section (ASCE-NJ).

• 2002

  • Arora opens an office in Robbinsdale, Minnesota to serve the West.
  • Narendra Khambhati is named Engineer of the Year by PESMC.

• 2003

  • David Hutchinson is named Young Engineer of the Year by PESMC.

• 2004

  • Arora acquires the RBA Group's Pennsylvania operations.
  • Secaucus Transfer Lautenberg Station receives an Engineering Excellence Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC-NJ).
  • Mandeep Arora is named Young Engineer of the Year by PESMC and NJSPE.
  • Arora's NYC branch relocates to a new office in the Trinity Centre of downtown Manhattan.

• 2005

  • Arora opens a second Pennsylvania office in Bethlehem.
  • D & R Canal Pedestrian Bridge wins an Engineering Excellence Award from the New Jersey Chapter of the American Concrete Institute (ACI).
  • I-95 Scotch Road Interchange is named Project of the Year by PESMC.
  • Secaucus Transfer Lautenberg Station is named Project of the Year by NJSPE.

• 2006

  • I-95 & Scotch Road Interchange project wins the NJSPE Outstanding Engineering Achievement Award.
  • D & R Canal Pedestrian Bridge receives a Distinguished Award at the ACEC-NJ 2006 Engineering Excellence Awards.
  • Arora and Associates, P.C. celebrates its 25th Anniversary.

• 2007

  • Chesterfield-Sykesville Road over Black's Creek Bridge replacement project receives Honorable Mention Award from New Jersey Concrete and Aggregate Association.