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Want to cut costs and avoid potential liabilities? Effective environmental assessment from Mostardi Platt Environmental (MPE) can make an impact. MPE can help your company assess environmental risk and avoid potential liabilities.
Our innovative approach puts your business first. Over the years we've worked with thousands of diverse clients. You can rely on our extensive experience and phased approach to completely meet your needs.
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
Our Phase I Environmental Site Assessments conform with the standards and practices outlined in the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) ASTM E1527-00 standard (published in July 2000). It typically includes:
• Examination of government records
• Review of government environmental databases
• Reconnaissance of the subject property and adjoining properties
• Review of historical documents
• On-site interviews
We also offer a cost-effective abbreviated environmental site assessment option.
Phase II Environmental Site Assessment
The site-specific Phase II assessments meet your needs with sensitivity to legal issues. We work closely with you to establish clear objectives. This may include:
• Soil and groundwater investigations to cost-effectively achieve client remediation objectives
• Suspected asbestos-containing building material investigations
• PCB inspection
• Electromagnetic investigation
Modeling Services include:
• Contaminant, fate and transport
• Wellhead delineation
• Groundwater systems and potable water
• Risk assessment modeling
Remediation Services include:
• Identify most appropriate technology available
• Design remediation activities
• Coordinate remediation activities between regulatory agencies, remediation contractors and you
Wetland services include:
• Wetland site assessment, delineation and permitting
• Threatened or endangered species review
• Historical, archaeological and cultural resources review
For more info, please download our Environmental Assessment brochure. (PDF)
How can MPE help you? Contact us today.
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