On-Call Resilience General Engineering Contract
MBTA
On-call climate resilience consulting services including flood vulnerability evaluation, and emergency services for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority.
Weston & Sampson Featured in Climate Change Business Journal
Frank Ricciardi and Indrani Ghosh discuss resilient design standards and agency mandates driving climate change business, in Climate Change Business Journal.
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Civil Engineering Today: Langone & Puopolo
Brandon Kunkel, RLA and Julie Eaton discuss sea level rise and climate resilient design elements at Langone Park and Puopolo Playground in Boston, MA.
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Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness
Weston & Sampson is a Certified Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) provider.
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Climate Resilient Design Guidelines for Boston
Weston & Sampson worked with the City of Boston to develop Climate Resilient Design Standards & Guidelines for Protection of Public Rights-of-Way. The guidelines are organized to intuitively lead users through the process of designing flood protection for projected climate conditions while evaluating applicable design considerations, operation and maintenance procedures, and related costs.
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Weston & Sampson is pleased to welcome Steven Roy, LEED AP
Weston & Sampson is pleased to announce Steven Roy, LEED AP as Senior Technical Leader responsible for climate adaptation and stormwater green infrastructure pursuits.
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Julie Eaton Receives EBC Ascending Leader Award
Julie Eaton, EIT, Weston & Sampson’s lead resiliency engineer, received the Environmental Business Council of New England 2018 Ascending Leader Award. The award was presented August 9, 2018 at the EBC Annual Garden Party in Boston, MA.
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Early Adaptation Key to Climate Resiliency
So far in 2018, we’ve experienced two Nor’Easter storms that have resulted in an estimated $2.8 billion dollars in damages. In looking a back at 2017, “…the U.S. experienced 16 weather and climate disasters with losses exceeding $1 billion, with total costs of approximately $306 billion – a new U.S. annual record,” according to the recent NOAA report. Early adaptation is key to preparing for and preventing future damages.
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