Tailored Solutions to PFAS & Emerging Contaminants

 

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, are widely used chemicals that persist in the environment. PFAS have been linked to adverse health effects for humans and animals. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued restrictions on PFAS that affect a wide range of industries. Our team has a thorough understanding of environmental cleanup, your industry and the specific needs of your business. We have the capabilities to help you plan for and achieve regulatory compliance and minimize risk with proven and innovative strategies.

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Environmental Compliance & Remediation

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Environmental Compliance & Remediation

Active and decommissioned sites requiring remediation of PFAS in soil and groundwater need careful monitoring and, often, creative solutions to mitigate the presence of emerging contaminants. Our team is ready to design and implement environmental solutions tailored to your site, from regulatory compliance and permitting to cleanup and removal.

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WATER

Public water systems need to carefully monitor operations for the presence of PFAS. Ion exchange, reverse osmosis, nanofiltration and carbon adsorption all serve as emerging treatment technologies that can be part of a PFAS removal solution. We have the experience needed to coordinate a tailored design-build treatment plan to keep your water services operational and compliant.

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Aviation

Airlines are turning to solutions to keep aircraft rescue and firefighting fire suppression materials compliant with the latest PFAS regulations. We’re prepared to identify and manage PFAS-containing materials, coordinate waste disposal and management, and evaluate treatment and remediation solutions on a site-specific basis.

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Manufacturing & Industrial

With complex systems and processes in place, manufacturing and industrial facilities need reliable products to keep operations running smoothly. Manufacturers must evaluate processes to identify PFAS-containing materials. Our team can help adapt processes, emissions controls and waste management practices to minimize the impacts of PFAS on your business.

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