Mr. Frattaroli began working with the firm on a part-time basis in 1949. After graduating from Stamford High School and three years in the United States Marine Corps, he joined the firm full-time.  Mr. Frattaroli, whose father founded the firm, oversees the supervision of the field crews and the in-house survey computing efforts.  Additional responsibilities include writing proposals for new projects, providing close communication with clients to keep them informed of the status of projects and office management.
Mr. Frattaroli has directed various projects of multi-unit housing developments, public institutions, commercial and industrial complexes, highways and re-development projects for a wide variety of builders, construction companies, developers and architects throughout Connecticut.

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· Professional Engineer, Connecticut, No. 13503
· Professional Engineer, New Jersey, No. 25967
· Professional Engineer, Pennsylvania, No. 56374E

· Professional Engineer, New York, No. 077371

Mr. Pugliesi started his career as a Civil Engineer and Project Manager for Ernst, Ernst and Lissenden in Tom’s River, New Jersey.  In 1983, he joined Edward J. Frattaroli. As a Principle of the firm, he has performed and managed civil engineering services for private and public sector clients throughout Southern Connecticut.  He has extensive experience in site planning and design, subdivision design, hydraulics, hydrology, stormwater management, flood control and septic design.
Mr. Pugliesi is very knowledgeable in the procedures and criteria for design approvals by local and state agencies.  His experience includes the necessary coordination with citizens groups, review agencies and affected utility companies.  Mr. Pugliesi has primary responsibility for the review and quality control for all design documents prepared by the firm.

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· American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

· National Society of Professional Engineers 

Mr. Frattaroli has 16 years of surveying experience including planning and directing boundary and topographical surveys. In addition, Mr. Frattaroli has experience in residential construction stakeout, utilities and buildings of all types.

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Robert Bullard, L.S.

New York State Ranger School,1977. Continuing education courses at Westchester Community College.

Mr. Bullard has extensive experience in the management, coordination, and supervision of various survey efforts throughout Connecticut. His skills in land surveying include boundary surveys, topographical surveys, construction stakeout, survey computing, boundary determinations and land record research.

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