When the lights went out across Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria—the largest blackout in US history—Weston was on site within 2 days to supply temporary power and help stabilize the electrical grid system in San Juan. In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, we mobilized to assess the damage and restore multiple National Park Service sites. And in response to the most deadly and destructive wildfire in California and Oregon history, we responded quickly to assess and remove hazardous waste.
As natural disasters are occurring with increasing frequency and severity, our rapid response times, capacity, effective data management, and experience are more critical than ever. This is not the time for on-the-job training. By design, these capabilities are in Weston’s DNA, with deep management and programmatic experience to deliver cutting-edge solutions that support our client’s dynamic disaster and emergency situations.
We have the infrastructure and processes to expedite decisions and approvals to mobilize nationwide. We can scale up and deploy personnel and equipment within hours and respond effectively to the needs of our clients.
Weston performed time sensitive construction of temporary access roads on the upstream and downstream embankment slopes at Hills Creek Dam, OR so that USACE could
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When operation of an aging lake level control system and leaking sluiceway gates at the Stillhouse Hollow Lake Dam, Texas had become unreliable, Weston performed
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Weston has been a national leader in large-scale emergency response services across the country for the EPA since the 1980s, including providing technical assistance at
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Weston has been shoring up levees across the midwest and southwest since 2010. Every year, flood flows, erosion, and natural wildlife in rivers threaten levee
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Weston supported the EPA in response to a U.S. Navy F/A-18 jet crash into a residential apartment building in Virginia Beach, VA. Weston’s response team
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