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ANS Consultants, Inc. was established by Atul N. Shah, PE (ANS) in 1993 to provide construction inspection services, geotechnical and environmental drilling services, materials testing, and geotechnical engineering services across New Jersey and in Tri-State area.

Over nearly 30 years, we have had the privilege to work on a variety of public and private project, including some of the state’s largest transportation & infrastructure, waterfront & ports, water & wastewater, oil & gas, power transmission, and residential and commercial buildings projects. Since day one, ANS Consultants has been a proud sponsor of NJSPE, MATHCOUNTS, and a number of other engineering and community societies, and we encourage our staff continue to be active participants in advancing our profession.

(908) 754-8383 or 800-545-ATUL

For questions on Awards, nominations or eligibility, please contact Scott Tasso, NJSPE Awards Committee Chair at scott.tasso@gmail.com

A-3811 - Requires geotechnical testing and certain monitoring of transportation projects.

As amended and reported, this bill requires a geotechnical engineer to provide expert recommendations concerning the type and frequency of geotechnical tests needed for transportation projects funded in whole or in part by State resources. The recommended testing and frequency of testing is to be included in the construction contracts of the project and are to be completed during the construction phase of the project.

There were no statewide races in NJ this year.

In the State’s 12 Congressional districts the following incumbents were re-elected:

Tom Malinowski conceded to Former State Senate Minority Leader Tom Kean, Jr.

in closely watched 7th Congressional District race.

The delegation will have one new Democratic member. Robert J. Menendez was elected

in District 8 to succeed retiring Congressman Albio Sires.

There were two special elections for the Legislature. Democrat Renee Burgess and Republican Alex Sauickie, who were picked to temporarily fill two seats in the Legislature won their elections Tuesday. Burgess was chosen by Democrats in the 28th Legislative District to succeed long time Senator Ron Rice who retired for health reasons at the end of August. Sauickie was chosen by Republicans in the 12th Legislative District to succeed long time Assemblyman Ron Dancer who died at the age of 73 in July. Burgess and Sauickie will serve for the remainder of this legislative term.

2023 Yearlong Sponsorships are now available. This is great chance for your company to get in front of hundreds of Professional Engineers. Based on community feedback, we have improved the benefits associated with each Sponsorship level to increase your brand exposure and engagement with the NJ PE Community.

NJSPE Annual Awards Committee – This committee administers the NJSPE Annual Awards according to policies established by the board of directors and is responsible for the promotion and administration of our annual awards.

NJSPE Young Professionals Committee - This committee administers the NJSPE Annual Awards focuses on identifying and networking with young PE Professionals both at the college and early career level. 

Christina Goldstein at  cgoldstein@njpsi.org for more details.