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05/29/2026

Our team has been busy sharing insights at recent events:
• Greg Lucas, Matt Stoutz, Chris Granatini, and Alan Cloutier served as speakers at the ITE Northeastern District Annual Meeting and Justin Curewitz, who served as Treasurer of the Local Arrangements Committee for the conference, moderated a session.
• Craig Yannes joined Connecticut Department of Transportation to present at the CT ITE and ITS-CT Joint Annual Meeting.

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05/29/2026

Keith Prata will serve as an instructor at the upcoming “Anatomy of a Commercial Building” professional education course, hosted by NAIOP Massachusetts and taking place in-person at Allsteel, Inc.’s Boston office (200 State St.) on June 5.

This course will provide a detailed look at the architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection systems, and related codes commercial real estate professionals need to understand. Keith will provide an overview of MEP, FP, and building control systems that keep a building running efficiently.

Sign up on NAIOP’s website: https://ow.ly/8Koz50Z4VHp

05/28/2026

Smarter roadway planning starts with understanding the full picture of your transportation infrastructure.

Our pavement management team works with municipalities to develop thoughtful, data-informed strategies that help extend roadway life, stretch budgets, and support confidence in future infrastructure planning.

Joe McGuire highlights the importance of how we support and through digital pavement management technologies.

05/28/2026

Don’t miss our technical speaking sessions at the upcoming New York Water Environment Association - NYWEA Spring Conference next week in Saratoga Springs.

Fred Mueller will present a case study about a small treatment plant with floating cover digesters that were converted to sludge storage tanks, one of which, went “boom!” He will review the results of the investigation into the cause, the impact it had on plant operations, lessons learned, and the Town’s plan to move forward. Dan Roop and Trent Guihan will also share more about our work with Upper Blackstone Clean Water and how our team used digital reality capture technologies such as 3D scanning to transform field condition assessments and asset management planning to support Blackstone Clean Water’s facility.

Erin Moore, who serves on the Board of Directors for NYWEA’s Capital District Chapter, will serve as a moderator for two sessions.

Make sure to stop by our booth to meet our team.

05/27/2026

We celebrated a project award win at the Connecticut Building Congress’s annual awards, where the CT Humane Society’s new pet adoption & veterinary center received an Award of Merit under the Civic-Large Project category. Our Connecticut Environmental team provided site assessment, remediation planning, and soil and materials management.

Congratulations to Viking Construction, Inc., Amenta Emma Architects, and our other project partners! https://ow.ly/imrL50Z4qSF

05/27/2026

Our work with the City of Waterbury - Mayor's Office to replace its aging transmission line was featured in Municipal Sewer & Water Magazine. Andrew Morosky shared insights about the project and how our team worked with the City to provide them with a more reliable, resilient, water transmission main: https://ow.ly/8pqN50Z4rXT

The project was also recognized by the Plastics Pipe Institute as one of its MID HDPE Potable Water Transmission Projects of the Year. Winners will be recognized at PPI’s annual meeting: https://ow.ly/r6oA50Z4rXY

05/26/2026

We were proud to sponsor the Blackstone Watershed Collaborative's 4th Annual Fish Migration Paddle/Parade at Central Falls Landing in Rhode Island and the Mystic River Watershed Association’s 30th Annual Mystic River Herring Run and Paddle in Somerville, MA.

Thanks to Dan Hammerberg, who represented our firm.

05/26/2026

Construction has officially started on two new water treatment plants in Grafton, MA.

We joined our client, Grafton Water District Water District, for a groundbreaking ceremony at the site of the new Worcester Street WTP. This facility, as well as a second facility on East Street, will treat a combined 2.6 million gallons of water per day to remove manganese and PFAS.

05/22/2026

National Public Works Week is an opportunity to recognize the dedicated public works professionals and government partners whose work upholds the foundation of connected and thriving societies.

One way we’re proud to with communities is by working with coastal towns and cities to improve through services including hazard mitigation planning, climate adaptation strategies, and infrastructure improvements. This work offers a roadmap for smart, proactive planning and improvements to protect homes and businesses while supporting ecological restoration efforts.

Pictured: Hampton Bicentennial Seawall Repairs in Hampton, NH

05/22/2026

We celebrated an exciting project milestone as the Sandy Neck Beach Recreation Area officially reopened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, making it accessible to the public in time for Memorial Day.

Joining our client, Town of Barnstable, and project partners including Woods Hole Group and Goddard Consulting, this long-term coastal resiliency project aims to combat impacts from erosion, flooding, severe storms, and sea level rise while protecting coastal resources. As Barnstable’s only public beach on Cape Cod Bay, Sandy Neck is a popular year-round destination whose fees support public access and natural resource management – and its diverse ecosystems help to buffer storms, control flooding, and protect the community.

We provided site design, permitting, bidding assistance, and construction phase services for this project, which restored and enhanced dunes that help to protect the area, improved ADA accessibility through a reconstructed observation deck and walkway, and relocated the parking lot and Gatehouse to higher ground.