News: Front Section
Posted: July 28, 2009
Guilmet, Ricker, Kopek and Bianchetto of Allen & Major earn LEED AP
According to Allen & Major Associates, Inc., Michael Guilmet, Brian Ricker, Albert Kopek and Ryan Bianchetto have received LEED AP accreditation from the U.S. Green Building Council.
* Michael Guilmet, P.E. is A&M's managing partner with 26 years experience in structural and civil engineering.
* Brian Ricker is vice president in charge of A&M's Middleboro, Mass. office and has over 22 years experience in civil engineering design and permitting.
* Albert Kopek, P.E. is a civil engineer with over 10 years of experience at Allen & Major Associates, Inc.
* Ryan Bianchetto specializes in landscape architecture and is a registered Wetland Delineator in Mass.
Allen & Major has been providing quality civil and structural engineering, land surveying, environmental consulting and landscape architecture services for over 35 years, with offices in Woburn & Middleboro, Mass and Manchester, NH.
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