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Groundwater 

Information on identifying and evaluating the impact of known or potential releases of hazardous constituents to the soil or groundwater. Services include Environmental Baseline Surveys, range assessments, groundwater sampling, installation and inspection of groundwater monitoring wells, aquifer testing, soil gas sampling, and other consultative services.

 

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Environmental Baseline Surveys

Our professionals have a wealth of experience performing environmental studies associated with property transactions. The Army has a responsibility to protect human health and the environment while accomplishing the goals of Army transformation which involves the transfer of real property. In accordance with CERCLA 120(h), information regarding the storage, release, and disposal of hazardous subst... (more)

Groundwater Services

Our geologists and engineering technicians have drilled over 5,000 monitoring wells and boreholes at DOD facilities in most States and five foreign countries with the goal of protecting human health and the environment. We operate two drilling rigs and three direct push rigs to provide a rapid response to environmental management offices. We have over 30 years of experience performing studies to i... (more)

Monitoring Well Services

Many installations have numerous monitoring wells installed over several decades. Usually, there is no method of accounting for all wells or to determine if they are functional or still required. Deteriorated and unused wells represent direct conduits to aquifers from natural or intentional pollution. Most States have regulations pertaining to deteriorated or abandoned wells that apply penalties o... (more)

Range Assessments

PHC has a great deal of expertise and experience in assessing environmental conditions and the potential human and ecological health risk implications from both active and closed range training areas. USAPHC first discovered the RDX in groundwater at Massachusetts Military Reservation (MMR) and we have been involved in various aspects of range assessment since 1999. USAPHC assists the Army Environ... (more)

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