Vince Uhl

Vincent Uhl began his career in water supply development and management in Central India where he initiated a groundwater development project at the age of 25. This project evolved into an organization with over 50 employees and provided a full-service approach to water supply development from the siting of production wells utilizing geophysics and remote sensing applications to well repair and drinking water quality evaluation, ultimately providing more than 3,000 wells in India.  

Since that time, Vincent has specialized in the exploration, development, protection, and management of water resources for public, industrial, and agricultural uses and in the investigation and remediation of soil, groundwater, and surface water contamination incidence. He has worked with many public and private water utilities in the northeast U.S. and internationally on groundwater resource development and management projects.  

Vincent received master’s degrees in Hydrogeology (University of Arizona) and Agricultural Engineering (Oklahoma State University), and a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame.  

Vincent enjoys traveling to untraveled places, reading, biking, walking, and meeting people from all walks of life and corners of the world.