Hancock Associates opens Newburyport branch

Newburyport, MA Hancock Associates, a leading local provider of land surveying, civil engineering and wetland science services, has opened their new branch at 18 Center St.

The office is focused on serving clients in northern Essex County and southern New Hampshire and led by Edward Dixon, P.L.S. Dixon is a former owner of Clipper City Survey and former partner in Oak Engineering, both of Newburyport. He was previously employed by C.T. Male Associates, worked on the Big Dig with BSC Group and was most recently affiliated with DGT-North Shore as branch manager.

In addition to providing land surveying, civil engineering and wetland/coastal science services, Hancock’s Newburyport office will be able to better serve area residents through the use of historical survey records from Pembroke Land Survey Company that were previously acquired by Hancock Associates.

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