HRP Associates, Inc. opens regional office in Marlborough
HRP Associates, Inc. has opened its eighth regional office in Marlborough, The newest regional office located at 241 Boston Post Rd. will provide all of HRP's core services focusing on environmental investigation and remediation, environmental due diligence, environmental compliance audits, and civil engineering. This Boston-area office will service their Massachusetts clients, and provide increased geographic coverage for national clients.
"HRP is convinced that the recovery of the U.S. economy will be strong in the greater Boston area, and it will, therefore, present an excellent market for our services," said Walter Gancarz, HRP's chief executive officer. "HRP's experience working in the due diligence and compliance fields, and providing professional services to banks, real estate developers, colleges, industries, and state agencies make this location a natural fit for us."
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