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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 17, 2021
Talacko of Hancock Associates moves to Newburyport office
Danvers, MA According to Hancock Associates, a leading provider of land surveying, civil engineering and wetland science services, Vaclav Talacko, PE has moved to the firm’s Newburyport office. Talacko has been with Hancock for over 40 years. He will oversee civil engineering projects and proposal development in the office and support Hancock’s new engineering manager, Charlie Wear, PE, LEED AP. The move is part of Hancock’s strategic plan to expand services in the area and augment the office’s land surveying capabilities with civil engineering expertise.
“It’s great to be in Newburyport and have the support of Ed Dixon’s extensive experience in the area,” said Vasek.
“Vasek’s vast experience and knowledge will greatly benefit our office and our clientele,” said Edward Dixon, PLS, senior project manager and regional office manager of Hancock’s Newburyport office. “We’re excited to have him here!”
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