Category Archives: Vermont Engineering

Interdisciplinary Design, Engineering, and Environmental Services

Waterbury, Vermont engineering firm offering interdisciplinary design, engineering, and environmental services.

Since 1899, Weston & Sampson has been providing municipalities, public agencies, and private sector clients with cost-effective and innovative solutions to their infrastructure, utility, and environmental engineering challenges. In Vermont and throughout the eastern United States, our interdisciplinary services include design, engineering, and environmental capabilities, from project development and planning through design, construction, and long-term operation and maintenance. Weston & Sampson’s expertise spans a multitude of areas including water and wastewater treatment, pump stations, pipelines, GIS, collection and distribution systems, green infrastructure, stormwater management, and resiliency planning, among others.


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Weston & Sampson employs over 900 professionals in several offices throughout the eastern United States, including Vermont. Well established in the Northeast, we are ranked in ENR’s 2023 Top 500 design firms, and ENR’s 2022 Top 200 environmental firms.

Below are some highlights from our Vermont engineering offices.

A chemical feed system.

Performance of DAF Thickening for FOG Removal in Liquid Soap Manufacturing

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Michael Smith, PE co-authored an article in Journal of the New England Water Environment Association entitled “Performance of DAF Thickening for FOG Removal in Liquid Soap Manufacturing.” A contract manufacturer of soap and skincare products in Vermont needed to reduce its fats, oils, and grease (FOG) load to the local wastewater treatment plant in Essex. To achieve that goal, the manufacturer turned to a pretreatment process technology, dissolved air flotation (DAF), to lower the FOG prior to discharge to the town’s wastewater collection system.

An electric vehicle charging station in a parking garage.

Implementing vehicle charging stations is easier than you think

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Johanna Hall and Sam Alpert co-authored an article in NEREJ entitled “Implementing vehicle charging stations is easier than you think.” The interest and demand for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations is already high and is expected to explode as they become more commonplace as commercial businesses and municipalities alike consider installing them at their facilities.

EBCNE pfas water

EBCNE Emerging Contaminants Webinar

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Weston & Sampson’s Steve LaRosa and Corey Repucci will be leading an upcoming webinar presented by the Environmental Business Council of New England (EBC) titled “PFAS in Wastewater, Surface Water, and Biosolids – The Next Big Thing?” on March 25, 2021.