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The deal closed July 31, 2014, with LDS becoming a wholly owned division of WGI.
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The New Bedford Economic Development Council invited local businesses and community members to participate in a virtual “happy hour” forum Tuesday to hear input on how to increase tourism in the downtown area.
Earlier this month, the Massachusetts Housing and Community Development (DHCD) reached out to communities wanting to understand data behind the effects of COVID-19 and to develop strategies to rebound quickly from the pandemic.
New Bedford was selected as one of several communities to participate in this process. Working with the national design and professional services firm WGI, the mission is to guide New Bedford through a rapid recovery plan (RRP).
“The goal is to develop an actionable project-based recovery plan that’s really tailored to the city and tailored to your needs,” said Angela Biagi, WGI director of Urban and Community planning. “And to help with any impacts that occurred from COVID-19 and really try to feed any sort of recovery process.”
WGI spent four days prior to the meeting analyzing and exploring the city. The firm gathered input from experts and developed project recommendations. “We’re now at the point where we’re gathering input from the community with different stakeholders,” Biagi added.
Preliminary key findings in downtown New Bedford included mention of well-maintained sidewalks and roadbeds, well-kept active storefronts, but not enough outdoor dining, many empty storefronts and wayfinding confusing for out of towners.
WGI is a national design and professional services firm leading in technology-based solutions for the construction of public infrastructure and real estate development. At WGI, we’re providing Tomorrow’s Infrastructure Solutions Today.
The deal closed July 31, 2014, with LDS becoming a wholly owned division of WGI.
WGI) was named to the University of Florida’s 2016 Gator100, recognizing the 100 fastest-growing businesses owned or led by UF alumni.
WGI is proud to welcome three Geospatial leaders as we expand our operations across the country.
Meet our Awesome Associate Thomas (TJ) Tustin, an Engineer Intern in our West Palm Beach, Florida office. Thomas joined WGI six months ago and is part of our Structures Team.
WGI continues its investments in the latest cutting-edge technologies with the addition of the RIEGL VMX-2HA to the Geospatial Team’s Mobile LiDAR collection.
Last week, WGI associates from our Tampa office (David Lutz and Megan Tetro) attended the University of South Florida ASCE Spring Career Fair. This career fair
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