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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: December 16, 2009
Boardman joins Hancock as project manager
Hancock Associates has hired John Boardman, PE, as a project manager. Boardman is a Registered Professional Civil Engineer and Soil Evaluator with over 16 years of experience in the Metrowest and Central MA regions, and had been working most recently as a sole proprietor.
Also, Katie Bomengen Enright, PE has transferred to its Chelmsford office.
This office was acquired in 2007 with Hancock's merger with Polaris Engineering Corp. Enright is a Registered Professional Civil Engineer and will oversee civil engineering projects in her role as a project manager.
Hancock Assoc. is a multi-disciplinary surveying and engineering firm with offices in Mass. and N.H.
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