Engineering News

DiPrete Engineering is pleased to welcome Dana Lindsay, Civil Engineer, as a new member of the team. Dana graduated from Manhattan College in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering and a minor in mathematics in 2010. She also earned a Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering in 2012. In 2010, she also earned her Engineer in Training certification. Most recently she was a Staff Engineer at Environmental Resources Management (ERM) in Providence.…

DiPrete Engineering is pleased to announce the promotion of David A. Russo, PE, to Project Manager. As one of the firm's longtime employees, Dave joined DiPrete Engineering in 1998 through a Cranston High School West internship. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science in 2004 and a Master of Science-Civil/Environmental Engineering in 2008 from the University of Rhode Island. Dave is a licensed Professional Engineer in the states of Rhode Island and Massachusetts.…

Supporting the surrounding communities and their residents is an important priority for DiPrete Engineering. This year, the DiPrete team adopted a family through the Ronald McDonald House, buying gifts over the recent holiday season. While keeping identities anonymous, the program provided employees with the family members' wish lists that included toys, games, clothing, and gift cards. "We had a very high participation rate this year," said Lisa Baccari, a receptionist at DiPrete Engineering, who coordinated…

Massachusetts is in high demand for DiPrete Engineering's expertise in engineering, surveying, and planning.  Just take a look at the map, and you will see the firm's presence has grown substantially in the past three years.  Offering its services in the commercial, industrial, residential, and municipal markets, DiPrete has established a significant footprint across the Commonwealth. "We've seen an increase of approximately 150% over the past three years," said Brian Timm, a Senior Project Manager…

Christopher Duhamel, the new Town Council president, brings 25 years of experience serving the town to his new position. Duhamel, a Republican, was elected unanimously Monday to serve as council president for the next two years by his fellow council members. The motion to nominate Duhamel was made by Councilor Jack Carson. “I have every confidence, moving forward, that (Duhamel) will continue the fine work that you’ve done for the past six years,” Carson said,…