Without exception our clients are our highest priority. To insure the highest quality products for our clients, we allow no substitution for technical knowledge and competency. Additionally, it is our goal to provide the most cost-effective solution to the client’s problem in the most expeditious manner possible.

Interagency DNAPL Consortium: GEO is a key participant in the Interagency DNAPL Consortium. The Consortium, comprised of representatives from the DOE, DoD, NASA, and EPA, have initiated a multi-year program to test and evaluate DNAPL characterization and remediation technologies. In addition to supporting program management and coordination, GEO manages the Technical Advisory Group which consists of nationally known experts in the field of DNAPL site remediation.

Environmental Services, US DOE Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant: GEO provides comprehensive, turn-key monitoring services. This includes routine monitoring of over 200 wells located at two pump and treat facilities, three sanitary landfills, and one hazardous waste landfill; surface water monitoring at 4 permitted outfalls; and watershed monitoring at 11 stream locations. This monitoring program is one of the largest single programs in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

Remedial Action Assessment, US DOE Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant: GEO and its teaming partner provide comprehensive environmental management services at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant. Services include conducting remedial investigations and treatability studies, performing feasibility studies, and developing proposed plans and records of decisions. This Paducah site has over 475 solid waste management units and two large off site groundwater plumes.

Personnel Experience: GEO took advantage of unique federal work force transition opportunities to build a highly qualified staff of professionals and technicians. Our staff has years of experience in all facets of environmental services including designing and conducting remedial investigations, groundwater and soil remediation, landfill permitting, developing comprehensive monitoring programs, and well design, installation, and maintenance.

Mold Remediation and Restoration: Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC) Restoration of Household Goods damaged by Hurricane Katrina. Hurricane Katrina caused extensive loss and damage to structures and property along the Gulf of Mexico coast between New Orleans, LA and Mobile, AL. Numerous Transportation Service Providers (TSPs) that store Personal Property of Military families under contract with the Department of Defense (DOD) were affected by the storm. Approximately 1,505,660 pounds of property were stored in these facilities that were damaged. The purpose of this contract is to procure expert services that will clean, dry, and restore the items to permit continued warehousing without further deterioration. In order to restore the items to permit continued warehousing without further deterioration, the items needed to be inspected, cleaned, dried, and repacked in clean containers. This process would only be complete if the items were deemed 'salvageable', meaning they could be restored to a usable state. Program responsibilities were to include the drafting of the program plan, mobilization, site preparation, and set-up, provide specialized equipment, property cleaning, drying, sanitizing, disposal, repacking, and provide the proper documentation for each shipment.

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