Lauren Underwood was awarded one of the two 2024 ACEC/MA Young Professional Awards which “recognizes the accomplishments of our young professionals who have contributed to the engineering profession and impacted society.” Congrats Lauren!

Principals Ryan Allgrove and Ziad Kary were also present to accept the Bronze award for Town of Weymouth’s project, “Weymouth Sewer Collapse Emergency Response: Turning Historic Infrastructure into Innovative Solutions on Bridge Street.” Congrats to the entire project team!

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The first phase of that project is scheduled for completion in October, including the construction of an underground 4’x4’ concrete box culvert storage system to capture storm flows and then moderate their discharge to the existing system through a 10-inch diameter orifice.

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EP assisted the Town of Whitman with winning a Shared Streets and Spaces grant to fund much-needed pedestrian safety improvements in the downtown area. In addition to funding assistance, work included community outreach, design, and bid and construction phase services. The accommodations focused on shortening pedestrian crossing distances, improving sight lines between pedestrian and motorist, and calming traffic.

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To improve the reliability and resiliency of the infrastructure in the neighborhood, Gravity Construction is replacing approximately 4,000 feet of existing asbestos cement water main with new ductile iron water main and appurtenances. This water system improvements project precedes a final full-width paving project scheduled for this Fall.

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The Town responded to two emergency ruptures of the sewer force main in 2016 and 2017, which ultimately led to the Town retaining EP to perform an assessment of the sewer force main to look at potential options for rehabilitation and replacement.

After assisting the Town with the design and permitting of a new sewer force main comprised of 20” PVC and 20” HDPE sewer main piping, EP is currently providing construction administration and oversight services for its replacement. With C. Naughton Corp. of Bridgewater, MA, construction of the new sewer force main began in the Spring of 2022 and is scheduled to be commissioned during the Summer of 2023.

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Site Construction commenced in June 2022. The foundation is completed, and the green sand filter vessels have been installed. It is anticipated that the contractor will complete the installation of walls and be ready to begin installation of roof trusses by July 2023. The project is on track for startup in April of 2024.

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Keeping the station fully operational while construction was on-going, EP developed a phased approach to expand the recycling area, improve traffic circulation and site safety, and provide a new office and maintenance building for DPW staff. Completed in May 2022, construction was overseen by EP and Pomroy Associates, the Town’s OPM for the project.

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The Town of Plymouth, and EP were recognized for their successful response to these catastrophes and the work we completed to support the Plymouth Community over the past
three years.

EP was awarded a 2018 APWA Public Works Project of the Year Award in the category of Disaster of Emergency Construction/Repair – Projects $25M-$75M.

Jonathan Beder, Plymouth Director of Public Works, was awarded a 2018 APWA Exceptional Performance Award in the category of Adversity.

Congratulations to Paul Gabriel, Jonathan Beder, Ziad Kary, and Paul Millet (left to right), and a big thank you to our internal team and all of our partners.

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For the third year in a row, Environmental Partners was honored to receive the “Small Firm Award” at the ACEC/MA Engineering Excellence Awards Competition on Wednesday March 19, 2014.  In addition to “Small Firm”, we received a Silver Award for our project: The Knowles Crossing Water Treatment Plant: Provincetown Preserves its Past and Secures its Future, Provincetown, Massachusetts.

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Environmental Partners Group was selected to conduct the pilot studies, conceptual planning, final design, and construction services for the 8MGD state-of-the-art surface water treatment facility serving the Town of Weymouth, MA as its principal drinking water supply. Environmental Partners also provided bidding, construction-related services and operations assistance on this project, including the application and coordination of a 38 million dollar, low-interest loan from the State Revolving Loan fund.

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