Happenings

BSC Earns Cultural Excellence Award from Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce

Last week the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce (GBCC) confirmed what many of us have always known: BSC Group is a great place to work! As part of GBCC’s Small Business of the Year awards program, BSC was recognized for Cultural Excellence. This award distinguishes BSC as “A business that exemplifies the Chamber’s mission of…Read More

Sheffield’s County Road over Ironwork Brook Bridge Opens to Traffic

Last week, County Road over Ironwork Brook Bridge opened to traffic, culminating over three years of collaboration between BSC and the Town of Sheffield. Opening the bridge was the final step in a process that began in 2016 when BSC structural engineers identified it as a potential candidate to receive grant funding under MassDOT’s Small…Read More

BSC Launches Working Parents Employee Resource Group

The recent announcement that remote learning would continue through the school year inspired a collective groan from working parents everywhere. BSC's Diversity and Inclusion Committee immediately responded by forming a Working Parents Employee Resource Group (ERG) to provide virtual support for families balancing remote working with family commitments. The first Zoom meeting was well attended…Read More

Discussing Recent Vernal Pool Observations with Senior Ecologist Matt Burne

Field work is an essential element of our projects, especially with regard to land surveying, ecological science, and construction phase services. Throughout the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, our site teams have continued to deliver these services, while following new restrictions and guidelines. In response to reports of environmental changes and ecological effects that have appeared in…Read More

Remembering Past Principal Dick Cook

Dick Cook, a former BSC Group principal, passed away on May 5, 2020. Dick’s career at BSC spanned 27 years, ending in his retirement in 2008. A graduate of Tufts University, Dick was a long-time Hingham resident and served as a member of the Hingham Planning Board. At BSC, Dick was best known for his…Read More

Using VISSIM for Brockton’s Downtown Traffic Study

BSC is proud to have partnered with the City of Brockton for several infrastructure improvement projects. Most recently, BSC has supported the city in conducting a traffic study for the downtown area, analyzing the effects of converting the current one-way traffic system to a two-way traffic system. BSC's transportation engineers used VISSIM traffic simulation software…Read More

BSC Group Honors Celebrate Diversity Month

BSC Group's Diversity and Inclusion Committee is pleased to participate in Celebrate Diversity Month. Working collaboratively even during remote operations, our team came together to share their thoughts on diversity and its importance to our company, our industry, and our community.Read More

BSC Parks Demonstrate Importance of Open Space

Parks and open space have taken on new importance as many people have turned to outdoor recreation as a means to get outside, stay connected to the community, and get some exercise. BSC's parks and trails are key elements of our community's natural resource network and contribute a valuable function to our shared response. In…Read More

BSC Companies – COVID-19 Update

On behalf of BSC Companies, Inc., I am writing to let you know that we hope you, your family, and your friends are safe and secure during these trying times. And that we acknowledge that the COVID-19 response will present unprecedented challenges that will require cooperation, flexibility, and our collective best. For more than five…Read More

BSC’s Growing Ecological Team Offers Expanded Capabilities

BSC's ecological group is growing! We are excited to introduce new members of our team who will help BSC to provide expanded service offerings on a variety of projects. Matt Burne brings extensive experience in wildlife surveys and vernal pool evaluations to BSC. He spent ten years with the MA Natural Heritage Program performing wetlands environmental…Read More
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