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BSCES posts two different types of news; organization news, below, which includes the latest BSCES and ASCE announcements about program activities, undertakings, and member benefits, and industry news, which includes local and national occurrences impacting the civil engineering profession.
The Crescent Street Over Millers River Bridge in the town of Athol is under the jurisdiction of MassDOT, and it is nestled within feet of the L.S. Starrett Company manufacturing facilities at all four... Read More
The theme of the October issue of the newsletter is Resilient Design. When I hear the term resilience, I think about how the engineering industry is adapting to deal with the impacts of climate change... Read More
The BSCES Committee on Sustainability is looking for active members to volunteer and join the discussion about sustainability in all civil engineering practices. Please reach out to Sustain.Comm@BSCES.org... Read More
Spanning more than 36 acres across three adjacent parcels, the Dorchester Bay City project will be a catalyst for the community transformation, with a nearly six-million-square-foot resilient hub of... Read More
ASCE national has opened the application for the 2024 Legislative Fly-in to Washington D.C., which occurs between February 28 and March 1. At this event, members from around the country travel to the... Read More
After several years of not appointing a BSCES Legislative Fellow, who serves as a technical resource at the Masschusetts State House, the program has been restored. This is thanks to the efforts of... Read More
One of the benefits of volunteering as a leader of BSCES and member of the BSCES Executive Committee is the opportunity to participate in various ASCE leadership development events. According to the... Read More
The Trust is currently accepting applications for three scholarships including its Memorial Scholarships, which are awarded to students presently enrolled full time (days) as an undergraduate in an... Read More
The Rossiter Family Scholarship is offered for the benefit of women and minority students currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in civil or environmental engineering. One finalist... Read More
With the fall season beginning on September 23, we are happy to be releasing the first issue of our newsletter for fiscal year 2024, which marks the 175th anniversary of the founding of the Boston Society... Read More
It is no secret to transportation design professionals that city streets can be some of the most challenging spaces to reconstruct. Settlers of Greater Boston did not build streets with the intention... Read More
The Ashuwillticook Rail Trail, a 2023 ACEC/MA Engineering Excellence Silver Award winning project, provides safe walking and bicycling transportation facilities into a commercial area. Fuss & O'Neill... Read More
The town of Great Barrington was faced with a substantial challenge: one of its main bridges, the Division Street Bridge, connecting two state routes, had to be shut down due to deterioration and safety... Read More
As the summer is coming to a close, the Boston Chapter of the Transportation and Land Development Institute (T&DI Boston Chapter) is excited to hit the ground running with two events already scheduled... Read More
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