Supporting Documentation · Nov 24, 2025
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Show all pagesAbout the Firm Established in 1962, PS&S is an award-winning multi-disciplined, full-service architecture, engineering, design, environmental, and surveying consulting services firm. Headquartered in Warren, NJ, PS&S offers a single source for planning, design and regulatory compliance services on diverse projects across several market segments including education, energy and utilities, hospitality and entertainment, infrastructure and public improvement, real estate, and science and technology. Firm Profile Overview Project Office Location Warren, NJ Locations NJ, NY, PA, NC Vision We strive to be the best partner for our clients and for our employees. Our history is our bedrock, and integrity our foundation, and we embrace these as we continue to grow. Employees ~300 Employees Website www.psands.com Ownership Structure Mission To support our clients strategically and functionally with innovation, technical excellence and unparalleled integrity. To support our employees by creating a professional work environment that provides the resources they require to develop their skills and successfully advance their careers. Management-Owned The PS&S Difference √ A Mid-size Firm with A Large Firm Experience √ A Local, Knowledgeable, & Dedicated Staff √ Over 60 Years of Firm Experience Values y Health, safety, and welfare for our employees and our Communities y Client satisfaction y Partnerships and professionalism for our clients and in our work environment y Sustainability in all our designs y Diversity and inclusion y Technical experience y Fiscal responsibility for our clients and our company √ Diverse & Multi-disciplinary Team of Experts √ Consistent Repeat & On-call Clients √ Project Execution is On-time & On-budget √ Leading-edge Sustainable Design Practices √ Extensive Experience with Municipalities √ Award-winning designs √ Collaborative design approach
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