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Sheryl Guglielmo

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Bringing a Field Perspective

DiPrete Engineering welcomed Civil Engineer Brian Lavey of Cranston to its ranks on March 2. Formerly a construction supervisor with Cataldo Associates Inc. in Johnston, Lavey will be working with the growing group headed by Senior Project Engineer, Brandon Carr. Lavey’s new role at DiPrete will expand his skillset as he will spend more time in the office, as opposed to out at work sites where he spent most of his time at his former…
Sheryl Guglielmo
May 19, 2015

"A former 13 million-gallon oil tank farm on the bank of Chelsea Creek is currently under reconstruction to be transformed into a two-story, 5,349sf office space serving as the Rock Chapel Marine headquarters." Click here to read this article in the High Profile

DiPrete Engineering is excited to be helping out on these new residential projects in Warwick Neck & on Cowesett and West Shore roads!
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25 Years of Achievement

DiPrete Engineering is celebrating its 25th anniversary! Throughout the years, the firm has provided clients across New England with cost effective, creative solutions in civil engineering, surveying and land planning. Michael Voccola, Corporate Vice President and Associate General Counsel at The Procaccianti Group, a national real estate investment and management company, explained that DiPrete Engineering's method of thinking the way their clients think is what sets them apart. I have worked with a variety of…
Sheryl Guglielmo
March 30, 2015
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Surveying Continues Through Severe Weather

Even with heavy snowfalls in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, DiPrete Engineering's survey crews are out and working. "While the snow cover definitely affects our efficiency and causes tasks to take a little longer, we continue to provide surveying services to our clients," said Brian Timm, a Senior Project Manager at DiPrete Engineering and head of the Massachusetts office. "Detailed topographic surveys are most affected by the snow, but, we are still able to perform other…
Sheryl Guglielmo
March 29, 2015