DeWolfe Engineering Associates courtesy photo.
Vermont Business Magazine DeWolfe Engineering Associates, a structural and civil engineering firm located in Montpelier, has joined the Vermont-based multidisciplinary consulting firm, DuBois & King, Inc. DeWolfe president and owner Chris Temple, P.E., will continue to lead DeWolfe Engineering, now as a division of D&K.
DeWolfe, established in 1989, will continue to provide engineering services in the areas of structural (for new construction, additions, or rehabilitation and restoration projects) and site engineering (grading, runoff hydraulics, storm drainage, water supply, sanitary systems, stream hydraulics, and highway design). DeWolfe’s clients can expect continuity of services from the same team, which will remain in place. The breadth of DuBois & King’s services is expected to enhance DeWolfe’s abilities by providing greater depth and a broader array of services.
DuBois & King is a one-hundred percent employee-owned consulting firm with 170 professionals practicing throughout the Northeast and beyond. The company provides planning, engineering, and construction phase services for an interconnected range of disciplines, such as civil/site, survey, water resources, environmental, mechanical, electrical, structural, renewable energy, commissioning, transportation, and construction phase services.
Regarding the merger, DuBois & King CEO Alan Gould, P.E., stated, “I am excited that we have combined our very talented groups. Chris Temple and I have worked together for over 25 years—our career paths and approaches to business are very similar. This merger makes sense for so many reasons: it increases our capacity, allows us to continue offering great customer satisfaction and continuity, while continuing to foster local ownership and management.”
DuBois & King, Randolph, VT www.dubois-king.com
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