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RMF Engineering provides planning, design, engineering, commissioning and facility assessment services globally to clients in the healthcare, higher education, laboratory/research and government sectors. RMF leads the industry in the development of new engineering production methods and technologies, including BIM, carbon reduction strategies, and in-depth assessment technologies. A privately held company headquartered in Baltimore, MD, RMF has 250+ employees in seven U.S.

09/01/2026

RMF Engineering has been named one of the Best Places to Work in South Carolina!

This recognition is not just about what we design and build. It's about who we are.

It means even more knowing it reflects the experience and feedback of the people who make RMF what it is every day.

At RMF, people make the difference. Our teams learn by doing, take on meaningful responsibility early, and have opportunities to grow both professionally and personally. We hold ourselves to high standards of technical excellence while investing in our people through mentorship, leadership development, and ample ways to expand their skills and trade.

Just as important, we have FUN doing it. From weekly lunches and friendly competitions to volunteer projects, dragon boat racing, and company outings and celebrations, our culture extends well beyond the office and is what makes RMF SC unique.

It also helps that the work matters. Across SC, our teams help design environments where people learn, heal, and thrive, creating a lasting impact on the communities we serve.

Thank you to the people who make RMF what it is, and to our SC team for helping create a culture that makes this recognition possible. It was a great evening celebrating alongside SCBIZ and the other honorees, with the 80s theme adding a little extra flair to the occasion.

08/27/2026

We went tank diving... no scuba gear required.

🔊And yes, you'll want the sound on for this one. The echo inside a 2.75-million-gallon tank is worth hearing!

As part of the NC Department of Administration's Chilled Water Infrastructure Project, RMF had the opportunity to step inside the 2.75-million-gallon thermal energy storage (TES) tank while supporting construction of the new chiller plant.

For 18 years, the TES has been one of the most resilient components of the existing chilled water system, operating continuously to support the district cooling network serving North Carolina's state government complex in downtown Raleigh. To replace several tank valves as part of the project, the volume was drained, creating a unique opportunity to inspect its interior.

While the tank remained in good condition, the team was able to inspect internal components, complete minor repairs, perform a quick power wash, and help position the Department of Administration for many more years of reliable operation.

The broader project includes major chilled water infrastructure upgrades, highlighted by a new chiller plant that will double the production capacity of the existing Chiller Plant No. 2.

🌱 Building on our earlier episodes, Decarb Debrief returns with a new case study in Episode 4: https://bit.ly/4xfJi3i In...
08/19/2026

🌱 Building on our earlier episodes, Decarb Debrief returns with a new case study in Episode 4: https://bit.ly/4xfJi3i

In this installment, RMF's Director of Sustainability Martha Larson shares a decade-long transformation of campus energy systems at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota.

Joined by colleagues Alexandra Sherf and Carleton College's Mitch Miller, Martha highlights how a comprehensive, phased approach can drive meaningful decarbonization outcomes. Carleton’s strategy included transitioning its district energy system from steam to hot water, implementing geo-exchange infrastructure with a new heat pump plant, and expanding on-site renewable energy through wind, solar thermal, and solar PV.

The result: measurable reductions in energy use intensity, greenhouse gas emissions, and operating costs, demonstrating what’s possible with a well-planned, integrated approach.

08/14/2026

Big things are happening at the Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine at Clemson University! Reaching occupancy marks years of thoughtful planning, design, construction, testing, and coordination coming together in a campus built to support Clemson’s inaugural Doctor of Veterinary Medicine class and the next generations to come.

It has been a rewarding experience to support this effort through commissioning services for the college's MEP systems, partnering with Williamson & Associates, Inc. on Building Envelope Commissioning to help verify building performance and support the College of Veterinary Medicine’s long-term operational goals.

Clemson is building a lasting foundation for veterinary education, research, and clinical training across South Carolina.

Welcome class of 2030, faculty and staff!

This summer, 15 interns from RMF’s Baltimore office visited the (Baltimore Aircoil Company (BAC) headquarters in Jessup,...
08/14/2026

This summer, 15 interns from RMF’s Baltimore office visited the (Baltimore Aircoil Company (BAC) headquarters in Jessup, MD to learn about cooling towers and other industry‑leading heat‑rejection technologies. They received an overview of cooling‑tower fundamentals and explored how evolving data‑center cooling demands are reshaping water and power usage around the world.

During a behind‑the‑scenes tour of BAC’s custom R&D and factory testing facility, the interns saw firsthand how this equipment operates under extreme conditions and how BAC engineers test to meet their clients’ rigorous requirements.

A special thank‑you to our BAC partners for generously sharing their time and expertise, as well as providing lunch for RMF’s future engineers.

Construction has completed on the University of Florida's Reitz Lawn Underground Utilities and Inner Road Improvements p...
08/11/2026

Construction has completed on the University of Florida's Reitz Lawn Underground Utilities and Inner Road Improvements project, a major infrastructure investment that is enhancing the systems that support daily life across campus.

RMF provided civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical engineering, along with construction administration, for the campus-wide modernization effort. The project included new underground utilities through Reitz Lawn, utility replacements, and roadway improvements along Inner Road.

Key improvements involved interconnecting the Weil Hall and McCarty chilled water plants with 1,700 linear feet of new 24-inch HDPE piping, increasing chilled water capacity and redundancy for 91 campus buildings. The project also replaced more than 3,000 linear feet of aging steam and condensate infrastructure serving 15 buildings, installed new electrical ductbanks and reclaimed water utilities to support future campus growth, and transformed Inner Road into a safer, two-way corridor with bicycle lanes, ADA-accessible sidewalks, raised pedestrian crossings, and enhanced lighting.

Delivered on an active campus, the work required extensive coordination to maintain uninterrupted utility service while minimizing impacts to students, faculty, and staff. The completed improvements address deferred maintenance, enhance system reliability and resilience, and support the University of Florida's long-term campus master plan for years to come.

RMF Engineering celebrated the ribbon cutting of the Wynne-Mathews Military Science Center at the University of North Ge...
08/04/2026

RMF Engineering celebrated the ribbon cutting of the Wynne-Mathews Military Science Center at the University of North Georgia.

As the project's Buildings MEP Engineer, our team partnered with LS3P ASSOCIATES LTD. and the University of North Georgia to help deliver a modern facility that will support leadership development, military education, and the next generation of cadets for years to come.

The new center represents more than a building. It is an investment in the future of UNG's Corps of Cadets and reinforces the university's longstanding commitment to developing leaders through service, character, and academic excellence.

Congratulations to the University of North Georgia, the Wynne-Mathews family, and the entire project team on this significant milestone. We are honored to have contributed to a facility that will serve students and future military leaders for generations.

Theresa Kinging and Cody Parker, EIT of RMF's Atlanta office attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony and joined project partners in celebrating the occasion.
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A major milestone for the UNC Charlotte Jerry Richardson Stadium Expansion.Last week, project partners celebrated the to...
08/03/2026

A major milestone for the UNC Charlotte Jerry Richardson Stadium Expansion.

Last week, project partners celebrated the topping out of the new premium seating structure, marking an exciting step forward in the transformation of Jerry Richardson Stadium. The expansion will introduce new premium seating, club spaces, and enhanced fan amenities designed to elevate the game-day experience and support the continued rise of Charlotte Athletics.

RMF is proud to be part of the design team alongside UNC Charlotte, McMillan Pazdan Smith, The S/L/A/M Collaborative, and Barton Marlow, providing MEP and fire protection engineering for this transformational project.

Congratulations to the entire project team on reaching this milestone, and a special shoutout to RMF team members featured in the event photos.

07/31/2026

A major milestone reached at Inova Fairfax Hospital's Chiller Plant!

RMF Engineering designed the replacement of Chiller No. 1, featuring a new Trane 1,250-ton centrifugal chiller with a unit-mounted VFD, a condenser water pump, and a chilled water pump.

On July 25, BION, Inc. and Crane Service Company successfully completed the challenging task of rigging the new chiller into the plant's second floor using a 360-ton crane. The chiller was carefully lifted and assembled piece by piece, showcasing exceptional planning, coordination, and teamwork.

Projects like this are critical to maintaining reliable cooling infrastructure for healthcare facilities that operate around the clock.

Congratulations to everyone involved in reaching this exciting milestone!

Please join us in congratulating Michael Scruggs, PE, RMF’s newest Shareholder!Since joining RMF in 2015, Michael has pl...
07/24/2026

Please join us in congratulating Michael Scruggs, PE, RMF’s newest Shareholder!

Since joining RMF in 2015, Michael has played a key role in the growth of our Charleston, SC office, building client relationships, and leading the delivery of complex healthcare and laboratory projects, as well as higher education and commercial facilities throughout the Southeast.

As mechanical design lead, his dedication to developing both impactful projects and people reflects the qualities that continue to strengthen RMF.

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