The Society of Women Engineers announce Rebecca Glitch as their “SWEet Engineer” of October. Rebecca shines light on her role here at BME and offers advice for those looking to start their profession in engineering…
The Davis–Bacon Act of 1931 is a United States federal law that establishes the requirement for paying the local prevailing wages on public works projects for “laborers and mechanics” on federally funded construction projects. It applies to direct federal contracts (prime contractors and subcontractors), as well as to state and local governments expending federal (grant or loan) funds…
It’s that time of year to begin thinking about stabilizing your construction sites prior to the snowflakes falling. It is a common misconception that snow is considered stabilization, but unfortunately, the DEC disagrees…
BME’s Survey Technician, Kyle Mott, recently placed 1st in the Lot Survey and Subdivision Plan categories in the New York State Association of Professional Land Surveyors…
A local share-holder owner of Design Professional Organization has been awarded the status of September Business of the Month by the Fairport-Perinton Chamber of Commerce…
The New York State Senate has passed a resolution proclaiming March 20 – 26 to be National Land Surveyors Week. The resolution highlights some important facts about this profession…
BME submits review to the NYSDEC. This past March, the NYSDEC issued their Draft for the proposed update to the “New York Standards and Specifications for Erosion and Sediment Control” document; better known in the industry as the “Blue Book”…
BME’s Stormwater Specialist, Kimberly Boyd, is now a Certified Professional in Municipal Stormwater Management (CPMSM). The program was designed to certify individuals who are technically and ethically qualified to manage and coordinate EPA NPDES MS4 programs…
BME’s Survey Technician, Kyle Mott, took 2nd place in the Subdivision Plat category in the NSPS National Map Plat competition…