Engineering excellence continues to be recognized across New Jersey as infrastructure and public facility projects demonstrate innovation and effective project delivery. LiRo-Hill announced that the Monmouth County EMS Training Facility has been honored with a 2026 Distinguished Engineering Award from the New Jersey Alliance for Action.
The award was presented during the 13th Annual Distinguished Engineering Awards, an annual program that recognizes significant engineering accomplishments throughout New Jersey.
LiRo-Hill participated in the awards ceremony, where the Monmouth County EMS Training Facility was recognized among the year's distinguished engineering projects.
The project highlights collaboration among engineering and construction teams in delivering a facility designed to support emergency medical services training and workforce development.
According to LiRo-Hill, the award acknowledges the efforts of the project team in successfully delivering the EMS training facility.
The New Jersey Alliance for Action's Distinguished Engineering Awards recognize projects that demonstrate engineering excellence and contribute to the state's built environment through innovative planning, design, and construction.
Recognition through the program reflects the technical expertise and coordination required to complete public infrastructure and institutional facilities.
For construction owners, engineers, and public agencies, industry awards recognize projects that exemplify quality design, engineering, and execution. Public safety and workforce training facilities require careful planning and coordination to meet operational needs while supporting long-term community services.
Recognition of projects such as the Monmouth County EMS Training Facility underscores the importance of engineering excellence in delivering resilient public infrastructure.
Source: LiRo-Hill.
