WATER SUPPLY

Southington, CT municipal water supply well analysis

Permitting, Modeling, and Design of Municipal Water Supply Well

Southington, CT
Assistance with a hydrogeologic evaluation of the Dunham Place wellfield property and locating, designing, and constructing a 3 million-gallons-per-day (MGD) production well.

Southern NH Regional Water Project

New Hampshire
Project-wide design engineer for the Southern NH Regional Water Project (SNHRW), the single largest water supply initiative ever undertaken in NH, which included the design of over five miles of water mains to connect its member communities.

Reservoir Expansion

Abington-Rockland Joint Water Works
Hingham Street reservoir expansion and environmental impact report.

Resource Protection

Cambridge, MA
Water resource protection strategies for Hobbs Brook Reservoir.

Contaminant Impact Investigations

Newmarket, NH
Treatment alternatives for atypical groundwater constituents.

Groundwater Modeling

State of Rhode Island
Evaluation and development of Big River groundwater supply.

New Source Approval Permitting

Blackstone, MA
Permit approval for Well #8 in Blackstone.

Well Reactivation

Exeter, NH
Reactivation of two inactive but previously used wells in Exeter, NH, as part of an effort to diversify their sources of supply.

Staying Afloat: Parking Lot Beats Runoff Challenges

A rule, known locally as the “Henry Hudson Rule,” brought roadblocks to project near Capital Repertory Theater in New York. By Amy McLean, RLA, ISA. LEED® GA; Kevin Kelly, RLA; Zachary Longo, PE After the Capital Repertory Theater near downtown Albany, New York wrapped up a recent project to revitalize its facilities, they had a simple follow-on request of their engineers - “Let’s provide some overflow parking for our patrons.” Normally that would be a pretty simple slam dunk. However, every traditional step they took as part of designing what was thought to be a simple parking lot presented additional constraints or twists. The Capital Repertory Theater of Albany, New York had a goal of providing overflow parking for their patrons – it wasn’t as simple ...

Presenting at NEWWA’s 2023 Spring Joint Regional Conference & Exhibition

Presenting at NEWWA's 2023 Spring Joint Regional Conference & Exhibition

Representatives of Weston & Sampson presenting at the New England Water Works Association’s 2023 Spring Joint Regional Conference & Exhibition, taking place April 5 – 6, 2022 at the Worcester DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Charles River Flood Model Kickoff Event

The next public engagement event on February 1, 2023 at 7PM will focus on Solutions for Future Flooding.

US EPA Health Advisories for PFAS

THE US EPA HAS JUST ANNOUNCED NEW HEALTH ADVISORIES FOR FOUR PFAS COMPOUNDS, WITH THE VALUES BEING QUITE LOW FOR PFOA AND PFOS.

2022 ACEC-NH Engineering Excellence Award

Weston & Sampson is a “2022 Overall Winner” as top project by the ACEC-NH for the Pease Water Treatment Facility Project.

Indrani Ghosh, PhD Recipient of “Clean Charles Award”

Indrani Ghosh, PhD honored by the Charles River Watershed Association with their prestigious “Clean Charles Award.”

Presenting at NEWWA’s 2022 Spring Joint Regional Conference & Exhibition

Presenting at NEWWA's 2022 Spring Joint Regional Conference & Exhibition

Representatives of Weston & Sampson will present during the course of the 2021 New England Water Works Association’s 140th Annual Conference, taking place September 7-10, 2021.

Weston & Sampson Welcomes Lucas Hernandez

Weston & Sampson is very glad to welcome Lucas Hernandez to the firm as a Climate Adaptation and Resilience Specialist in our Charleston, South Carolina office.