Consulting and Engineering

BB&A Environmental provides consulting and engineering services in the following areas:

Hazardous Waste and Solid Waste Investigations

• Preliminary Assessment (PA)
• Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS)
• Human Health and Ecological Risk Assessment
• Independent Cleanup Pathway (ICP)
• Voluntary Cleanup Pathway (VCP)
• Waste Characterizations

Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) for Property Transactions

• Environment/Technical Review
• Transaction Screens
• Phase I ESA’s (Historical Assessment/Walkover Survey)
• Phase II ESA’s (Physical Site Assessment)
• View or Print a Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) Brochure
• Phase III (Site Cleanup)
• AHERA Certified Asbestos Surveys
• Lead Based Paint Risk Assessment and Survey

Underground Storage Tank (UST) Investigations

• Commercial/Industrial UST Systems
• Baseline Site Assessment for Property Transactions
• UST Decommissioning/Closure
• Simple to Complex Risk Based Assessments
• Residential Heating Oil USTs
• View or Print a Heating Oil Tank (HOT) Brochure
• Soil Matrix
• Generic Remedy

Emergency Spill Response

• Unified Command System
• Insurance Liaison
• Environmental Section Coordination
• Technical Support Services

Design and Engineering

• In-Situ Soil and Groundwater Remediation System
• Pollution Contol Measures/Devices
• Civil
• AutoCAD Drafting

Environmental Compliance Services

• Environmental Compliance Audits
• Groundwater Protection/Resources Studies
• Stormwater Pollution Control Plans (SWPCP)
• View or Print a Stormwater Management Brochure
• Storm Water Underground Injection Control (UIC) System
• View or Print a Stormwater Underground Injection Control (UIC) System Brochure
• Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plans (SPCC)

Computer Aided Modeling

• Contaminant Fate and Transport
• Groundwater Flow
• Water Resource Assessments
• Air Flow
• Remedial Designs
• Chemical Risk Evaluation

Many of the professional consulting and engineering services provided by BB&A Environmental include answering several fundamental questions. These questions may, for example, include:

• Is the property contaminated (i.e., soil and/or groundwater)?
• How badly is it contaminated?
• What is the source of the contamination?
• Has the contamination migrated off site?
• Are there human or ecological risks resulting from the contamination?
• What are the options for remediating the contamination?
• What are the comparative costs of remediation alternatives?
• How long will it take to complete the remediation?
• Will confirmation of the contamination require notifying local, state, or federal regulatory agencies?
• If the contamination is a reportable release, what will the regulator require?