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Welcome to the Boston Society of Civil Engineers Section (BSCES) of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). BSCES is the oldest engineering association in the United States and serves over 3,200 members across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Founded in 1848, BSCES is a member-based professional organization focusing on technical training, topical programs, and initiatives that support and benefit the civil engineering profession. BSCES focuses on advancing engineering knowledge by nurturing future engineers and advancing the professional growth of its members. It also advocates for long-term sustainable funding to address the maintenance and modernization of our infrastructure. Explore our website and decide the best way to participate in your and our future.
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Performing construction projects in Boston, I am often reminded that this is a unique geographic city with geology that has a constant history of extraordinary man-made changes since its founding in... Read More
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