EI Associates Receives Above & Beyond Honorable Mention From NJASBO for Service to NJ School Districts

Architectural/engineering firm EI Associates recently received an honorable mention from the New Jersey Association of School Business Officials (NJASBO) for the organization’s 2015 Above & Beyond Award. NJASBO presents this annual award to companies that have gone “above and beyond” in assisting school districts with whom they work. EI Associates received the honorable mention for working with school districts to design and build public school construction projects that are safe, environmentally sound, and innovative.

EI Associates was nominated by Louis J. Pepe, Assistant Superintendent for Business/Board Secretary at Summit City Public Schools and president-elect of NJASBO.

“EI Associates has been innovative in creating a learning environment that goes beyond bricks and mortar and is educationally sound and impactful for the students in the Summit schools,” said Pepe. “Dealing with an accomplished firm like EI ensures success through diligence, determination, pride, and quality in the planning, design, construction administration, and project oversight of various site and building projects.”

EI Associates, headquartered in Cedar Knolls, NJ, has been producing architectural designs and engineering solutions since 1934. The firm is a full-service, multi-disciplined architecture, engineering, and construction management firm with offices in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. A staff of more than 150 planners, architects, interior designers, engineers, estimators, and construction professionals comprises one of the largest architectural, engineering and construction firms in the Northeast; the firm’s portfolio includes clients and buildings in 34 states.

EI Associates’ primary objective is to deliver quality services on-time and on-budget for every assignment, regardless of size, scope, or location.

The New Jersey Association of School Business Officials (NJASBO) is a professional association that promotes the highest standards of ethics and efficiency, provides its membership with professional development and support, and collaborates with entities that affect public education. The organization comprises individuals who administer or supervise a variety of operations within the school district. Examples include accounting, budgeting, data processing, environmental issues, food service management, maintenance, negotiations, payroll, purchasing and transportation.