News

Check here frequently to find out about DiPrete Engineering projects, news, and community service.

Wine Tasting

Join us for a Wine Tasting as we raise money for the Bike MS 2013 Ride the Rhode.

Anthony Mill - Coventry, RI

14-Jan-13 The Providence Journal story highlights DiPrete Engineering Anthony Mill project in Coventry.

DiPrete in CE News

14-Jan-13 Principal of DiPrete Engineering, Dennis DiPrete discusses Lean practices in ZweigWhite's CE News feature. http://bit.ly/W0htF0

Wyndemere in Warwick Beacon

25-Jan-13 Warwick Beacon story features new renderings and information on DiPrete Engineering's Wyndemere condominium project in Warwick. http://bit.ly/148o0lJ

January Newsletter

23-Jan-13 Our January Newsletter features A New Beginning for a Former Newport School, a Large-Scale Narragansett Bay Commission Sewer Project, and Improving the Community Outside the Office.

RI Builders Report

07-Jan-13 Rhode Island Builders Association Report features DiPrete Engineering work on Deepwater Wind project.

Trampoline Park

04-Jan-13 Taunton Gazette profiles one of DiPrete Engineering projects - Trampoline park in East Providence allows guests to catch some airtime.

Featured Projects

18-Dec-12 Saccoccio & Associates holiday e-News features a number of DiPrete Engineering projects. Happy Holidays!

CRMC Approval for Village on the Waterfront

EAST PROVIDENCE – Chevron Corp.’s “Village on the Waterfront” has been endorsed by the R.I. Coastal Resources Management Council, the Council announced Wednesday.

The approval clears the way for construction of the proposed 600-unit condominium project overlooking the Providence River on a 26-acre former Chevron tank farm brownfield site off Veterans Memorial Parkway.

Village on the Waterfront is the fifth project in the state to be approved under the Urban Coastal Greenway policy, which provides developers additional permitting flexibility in exchange for public access and habitat conservation considerations.

Site work at Village on the Waterfront has already begun and The Coastal Resources Management Council approval clears the way for construction of the project, which the developer hopes to start as early as next summer if there is market demand.

In addition to the condominiums, Village on the Waterfront is planned to include shops, a connection to the East Bay Bike Path, a public access pier and canoe launch ramp.