Ferreira Coastal was subcontracted to install the entire Lockheed Martin solar field, including 55,000 panels and associated ground mounts and racking. Ferreira Coastal also installed all associated electrical connections and inverters as well as the connection to Southern California Edison’s grid. This field will power Lockheed Martin’s research and development facility with the hope of generating extra power for the grid. 

Ferreira was recognized by the FTBA for their Best in Construction Award in the category of Alternative Contract Award for Project No. 441832-1-52-01 on SR 826 from NW 122nd St. to NW 138th. The project included the minor widening with ADA ramps, new drainage, milling/resurfacing, signage, and pavement markings.

Ferreira was recognized by the FTBA for their Safety Award. FTBA recognizes companies for their outstanding safety records for the federal fiscal year.

Ferreira was recognized by NJ Alliance for Action for the New Jersey’s Leading Infrastructure Projects award. The award is given to projects for their innovative, pioneering, and landmark construction initiatives that greatly impact the state’s economy and to honor the businesses and organizations that work together as partners to ensure the project’s success.

Ferreira was recognized by the FTBA for their Disadvantaged Business Enterprise “DBE” Utilization Achievement Award. FTBA recognizes companies for meeting or exceeding DBE Utilization Goals for the federal fiscal year.

Ferreira was recognized by ConstructSecure for their Gold Safety Award. Ferreira was a recipient of this award due to having a safety score between 85% to 95% in the Safety Assessment program completed by ConstructSecure.

Nelson Ferreira, President, and CEO of Ferreira was recognized by City & State New York as a leading contractor who is building and rebuilding New York. 

Ferreira was recognized by the FTBA for their Best in Construction “Urban” Award. Ferreira was recognized for working on one of the most innovative, complex, and impactful projects around the state of Florida each year. The “Urban” project that Ferreira won the award for was NW 47^th Ave. Reconstruction from North of NW 199^th St. to Premier Parkway, Miami-Dade County, District 6.  

Ferreira was recognized by the New Jersey Alliance for Action for the New Jersey’s Leading Infrastructure Project Award. Ferreira was acknowledged for our contribution to the Newark Airport Terminal One Redevelopment Project. 

Ferreira was recognized by Burns & McDonnell for their Community of Inclusion Award-Outstanding Performance by a Minority-Business. Community of Inclusion Awards recognize small and diverse businesses in California for outstanding project performance and client service on critical infrastructure projects.  Recipients of this award have supported Burns & McDonnell on electrical transmission and distribution, aviation, environmental, community engagement, manufacturing and construction projects.

Ferreira was recognized by ConstructSecure for their Gold Safety Award. Ferreira was a recipient of this award due to having a safety score between 85% to 95% in the Safety Assessment program completed by ConstructSecure.

Ferreira was recognized by the New Jersey Alliance for Action for New Jersey’s Leading Infrastructure Project Award. Ferreira was acknowledged for our contribution to the PSEG Gas Modernization Program Part 2 Project.

New Jersey Board of Public Utilities Supplier Diversity Development Council (NJBPU SDDC) awards this to a member of the SDDC Board in appreciation for the championing of the SDDC’s mission and unwavering support in providing market access and economic opportunities for diverse businesses in New Jersey’s regulated utility marketplace.

Ferreira was recognized by Pulse of City News as the Pulse Award Winner. Pulse of City conducted independent research and identified businesses that deliver on their promise of exceptional service. As top-performers in our industry, Ferreira in Rehoboth, MA earned a top rating of 5 out of 5 stars.

Ferreira was recognized by the Florida Transportation Builders Association (FTBA) for the Best in Construction “Community Awareness” Award. Ferreira won the award for our work on Old Dixie Highway from NE 13th to South End of Bridge over Middle River project. 

Ferreira received this award issued by the Florida Transportation Builders Association (FTBA).  The FTBA is governed by its officers and board, the mission of the FTBA is to connect, explore, promote, and support the state transportation industry. The FTBA, based in Tallahassee, Florida, supports the transportation construction industry in a variety of ways including continued education opportunities, supporting the FDOT in the development of its specifications, fostering public understanding of the industry, encouraging honesty, and integrity in industry practices for the industry and its regulators.

New Jersey Board of Public Utilities Supplier Diversity Development Council (NJBPU SDDC) awards this to a diverse supplier in appreciation of your unwavering support of the SDDC, its mission, and legacy of advocating business opportunities on behalf of diverse businesses in the State of New Jersey.

Presented by the National Minority Business Council, Inc. (NMBC).   The NMBC, a non-profit corporation, was founded in 1972. The primary purpose of the organization is to enhance the success and profitability of the small business community through the provision of high-quality services such as procurement, education and training, advocacy financing, and business development/networking support. Its secondary purpose is to act as an information clearinghouse for women- and minority-owned business enterprises (MWBE).

Ferreira was recognized by the New Jersey Alliance for Action for the New Jersey’s Leading Infrastructure Project Award. Ferreira was acknowledged for our contribution to the Woodbridge Energy Center Project.

Ferreira was recognized by the New Jersey Alliance for Action for New Jersey’s Leading Infrastructure Project Award Ferreira was acknowledged for our contribution to the PSEG Energy Strong Initiative Project.

Ferreira was recognized by Con Edison for Excellence in Supplier Diversity. Awardees are presented with this award for their steadfast support of Con Edison’s Supplier Diversity Program. Ferreira’s efforts contributed to a reliable supply of goods and services by MWBEs and to the development of economic growth within Con Edison’s service territory.

Brandon currently serves on the following for the Associated Contractors of California: Board of
Directors, Utility Division, and AGC of America Co-Chair- Utility Division.

Recently elected President of the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of the Florida East Coast chapter.

Recently elected Vice President of the Engineering Contractors Association of South Florida.

Al sits on the Rhode Island and Massachusetts Make-A-Wish Advisory Council. The Rhode Island and Massachusetts Council is a volunteer group of individuals dedicated to supporting and promoting our organization’s mission in the Rhode Island and Massachusetts communities. 

Danny sits on the Moss Department of Construction Management Advisory Council for Construction Management programs at Florida International University’s College of Engineering and Computing.

Megan currently serves as the Vice President of the Supplier Diversity Development Council (SDDC).  The SDDC is dedicated to forging effective working relationships amongst minority, women, and service-disabled veteran-owned businesses (M/W/SDVBEs), New Jersey public utilities, and the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU).

Gabriella currently serves as the Medium Sized Business member for the Electric Utility Industry Sustainable Supply Chain Alliance (EUISSCA) Supplier Advisory Board. The Alliance is an organization of utilities and suppliers working together to advance sustainability best practices in utility supply chain activities and supplier networks.

Recipient of the Robert A. Briant, Sr. Memorial Award from the Utility & Transportation Contractors Association (UTCA). This award is presented to an individual for their commitment to the UTCA and years of service in the industry.

Brandon served as the President for the 2017-2018 term for the Engineering Contractors Association.

Recipient of the Rick Pintado Safety Professional of the Year from the Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. Florida East Coast Chapter. This award is presented to an individual who exemplifies the most dedicated and innovative professionals and their active participation in the advancement of the safety management process both within their company and in the construction industry.