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Patricia Bradshaw, President & Chief Executive Officer
Patricia Bradshaw is a leader who has dedicated herself to
advancing the economic and leadership roles of woman-owned
and minority enterprises. As President and CEO of Environmental
Dimensions, inc. (EDi), Mrs. Bradshaw has strived to deliver
“best value” environmental support services with
quality results through valued client relationships. Under
her leadership, EDi has successfully identified new markets
and has broadened core services to further meet the growing
needs of our clients.
Over the past ten years, EDi has experienced strong growth,
which she attributes to the quality and dedication of her
employees and the ability to maintain long-term business relationships.
EDi is an active member of the Minority Business Association
and Northern New Mexico Minority Supplier Alliance. Patricia is very family-oriented. She enjoys spending free
time with her husband, two sons, many family members and friends.
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Mike
Bradshaw, Vice President Development
With 30 years of experience in the environmental industry,
Mike Bradshaw brings a broad range of project management,
business development and business operations expertise to
EDi. Mike Bradshaw’s technical experience ranges from
serving as Project Manager for many of the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers (USACE) Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action
Program (FUSRAP) sites to regulatory oversight and compliance
for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Uranium Mill Tailings
Radiation Control Act of 1978 (UMTRA) Program. His technical
expertise includes health physics, radiation engineering,
and industrial hygiene consulting services to federal and
commercial clients.
As Vice President of Business Development for EDi, Mike
is responsible for indentifying new opportunities, developing
winning strategies, maintaining strategic teaming alliances
with both small and large firms, and forging new relationships
to expand our client base. During his tenure with EDi, Mr.
Bradshaw has been successful in capturing contracts in new
market sectors for clients such as the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA), the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration (NASA), and the U.S. Department of Defense
(DoD). He is also responsible for identifying and developing
new corporate capabilities and services such as EDi’s
beryllium support services. EDi has won and successfully
completed over 20 beryllium characterization, decontamination
and decommissioning projects for clients such as Sandia
National Laboratories/New Mexico (SNL/NM), Los Alamos National Laboratory
(LANL), Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), the
Y-12 Security Complex, and confidential commercial clients
across the country.
Mr. Bradshaw continues to provide operational support for
special projects focusing on unique sites and facilities
contaminated with both radioactive and hazardous constituents.
Furthermore, he is responsible for identifying new and innovative
technologies keeping EDi on the cutting edge of the industry
while bringing best value environmental services to our
clients.
When not on a plane, train, or automobile… Mike enjoys
spending time with his two sons fishing, snowboarding,
riding dirt bikes, boating, and jet skiing. He is also an
avid college football fan and has been sighted on occasion
wearing anything orange and white. |
John Rodell, Chief Operating Officer
With more than 30 years of experience in the energy and
environmental industries, John Rodell brings a broad range
of project management, business development and business
operations expertise to EDi. John holds a Bachelor of Science
in Nuclear engineering from the State University of New
York at Buffalo. John received his Masters Degree in Nuclear
Engineering from Pennsylvania State University.
John’s energy industry experience ranges from serving
as Site Engineering Manager for a nuclear power plant restart
project to leading federal, state, and local permitting
efforts for the construction and operation of proposed nuclear,
natural gas, geothermal, solar and wind power plants.
His environmental industry experience includes Program Manager
for a $20 million restoration and waste management project
at a DOE site, senior positions
on numerous large proposal capture teams, especially those
focused on DOE, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), U.S.
Air Force, and U.S. Navy contracts. Mr. Rodell’s operations
experience includes profit and loss responsibility for a
five-state region of a Fortune 500 firm. He also has extensive
management background of companies under compliance of U.S.
governmental contracting requirements.
John’s role at EDi shapes the strategic direction
and establishes the organizational structure and operating
systems needed for growth. He identifies and forms strategic
alliances with key business partners and diversifies EDi’s
market areas along with our client base.
John is very active volunteer and was recognized by the
City of Denver for his community efforts at the City Zoo
and Natural Science Museum. John has coached or managed
many youth teams including soccer, baseball, lacrosse, and
ice hockey. He served on the Colorado Amateur Hockey Association
and the Littleton Hockey Association Board of Directors
for ten years. |
Stanley Waligora, Jr., Certified Health Physicist
Mr. Waligora has over 50 years of diversified experience
in applied environmental and occupational health physics
and industrial hygiene. He has a B.S. in Physics from Siena
College and graduate studies in Physics at the University
of New Mexico. He is certified by the American Board of
Health Physics and a Registered Expert with the New Mexico
Radiation Control Bureau.
He was a Nuclear Weapons Officer-Instructor in the
military and then Training Supervisor and Health Physicist
at the Nevada Test Site. He also provided off-site surveillance
of NTS with EPA as the Chief of Physics and Data Analysis.
He served as Chief of Health Physics and Industrial Hygiene
at the Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute. He built,
staffed and managed a commercial radiochemistry laboratory,
which also provided radiation detection instrument maintenance
and calibration.
He then became the Technical Director for a broad scope
of services including radiochemistry, radiation dosimetry,
training, and an array of occupational and environmental
consulting tasks. He has provided services for DOE and DOE
contractors and Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) licensees. He has assisted Bechtel and
the USACE for FUSRAP remedial actions
at many locations with principal involvement at the Niagara
Falls Storage Site. Full time on-site support, for several
recent years, was provided at Oak Ridge TN, Paducah KY,
Portsmouth, OH, the Fernald Environmental Management Project,
and as a subcontractor to Oak Ridge Associated Universities
for dose reconstructions for the Energy Employees Occupational
Illness Compensation Program for the National Institute
of Occupational Safety and Health. Currently, he is principally
involved in site characterization, remedial action, and
mixed waste management He has served on a number of standards
and certification committees and has testified as an expert
witness for civil radiation litigation.
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Michael
C. Marable, Vice President Operations
Mr. Marable has over 27 years experience ranging from extensive
fieldwork in the health physics arena to management
of multiple projects throughout
the United States. Before
his arrival at EDi, Mr. Marable was the Engineering Projects
Coordinator and Project Manager for CH2M Hill in Houston
and Port Arthur, Texas. Currently, Mr. Marable is the Vice President
of Operations for EDi. He has
served as Project Manager on a number of high-profile projects
such as DOE Small Technical Services Contract (including West Valley Demostration Project, Separations Processing Research Unit, and
Brookhaven National Laboratory), DOE Oak Ridge Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Project,
NASA Health and Safety and Radiological Support Project,
and several FUSRAP projects in New York, Massachusetts,
New Jersey and Missouri. He is currently the Project Manager
for the EDi’s work at Brookhaven National Laboratory,
EPA Rad Net Project and NASA Goddard Space Center.
Mr. Marable is located in the EDi Oak Ridge office and
is responsible for the management and supervision of day-to-day operational issues for all EDi programs and projects
outside of New Mexico nationwide. Mike manages all Oak Ridge DOE projects including those with Oak Ridge Associated
Universities and UT-Battelle at ORNL and B&W Y-12 at
the Y-12 NNSA site. Other projects managed out of the Oak
Ridge office include the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, EPA
Rad Net, and the USACE Shpack FUSRAP site. |
| Ross
A. Dimmick, Sr. Project Manager Mr. Dimmick joined EDi with 21 years of experience in the
environmental industry—extensive project management
and technical experience. Ross earned a Bachelor of Science
Degree and Masters Degree in Geological Sciences from the
University Washington and Rutgers University, respectively.
For nearly eleven years, he supported DOE on a variety of
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents. He served
as manager, lead author and technical lead on four Site-wide
Environmental Impact Statements (SWEISs) and numerous Environmental
Assessments (EAs) for national laboratories around the country.
Prior to joining EDi, Ross was project manager of an environmental
report, which was part of a Combined Operating License Application
(COLA) for the construction and operation of a nuclear power
plant. He also served as program manager on many hazardous
waste investigations under Resource, Conservation and Recovery
Act (RCRA) and CERCLA regulatory agencies for the DoD and the EPA.
Of particular interest, during a three-year stint, Ross
was the only American in a newly formed east-German environmental
company after the fall of the Berlin Wall. While there,
he served as technical adviser on the investigation of the
former soviet military base, a mustard gas disposal site,
and modeled rates of groundwater recovery in open-pit coal mines.
In his spare time, Ross sings in a choir and quartet, is
an avid football fan, and an automobile aficionado. |
Chris "Edge" Edgmon,
Sr. Project Manager
To his friends and co-workers, Chris Edgmon,
better known as just “Edge,” joined EDi with
more than 19 years of program and project management and
supervision within the environmental and construction fields.
Chris has successfully implemented extensive environmental,
decontamination and demolition activities for governmental
and private sector clients alike. He holds Bachelors of
Science Degree in Safety Education from the University of
Central Oklahoma.
Mr. Edgmon began his career in 1988 in the environmental
industry working on projects dealing with waste management
and remedial actions. Chris has gained valuable experience
over the years working with various government agencies
including the DoD, USACE, DOE and its national laboratories.
He has managed small and large, simple and complex projects.
Throughout his career, Mr. Edgmon has been responsible for
all the ins and outs of project management including cost
estimates, budget tracking, constructability review, cost/benefit
analysis and control, schedule, and pre-bid/construction
meetings, coordination of field purchasing and oversight
of onsite operations. Edge is strong in project implementation
from project inception through closeout. Chris is based
out of our Albuquerque Corporate Headquarters and he primarily
supports EDi’s Federal Projects Program.
When not at work, Edge enjoys downhill skiing, is an avid
golfer, and enjoys watching and playing a variety of sports.
He also enjoys spending time with his wife, Vickie, and
their three daughters. |
Ben
Dettorre, Program Chemist/Sr. Project Manager
Ben is a Senior Management professional with over 25 years
experience in nuclear facility and environmental projects,
both domestic and abroad. He has a proven history in managing
labor and field work and supported website and web application
development projects.
Ben completed his education at the University of Tennessee,
receiving a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, has
2 years
of MBA coursework from the University of Tennessee and
will soon complete the Construction Management
Program at
ITT-Tech.
When he started his career in 1985 as a Field Engineer performing
outage and maintenance services for nuclear power facilities, he was assigned to the TMI Unit 2 Recovery Project in support
of post-accident decontamination and defueling operations.
He participated in the qualification and application of
chemical cleaning processes for nuclear power steam generators
in the United States, Belgium, Spain, and Sweden. Ben transitioned
to DOE projects initially working
on the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Remedial Investigation
/ Final Survey (RI/FS) and then on to the FUSRAP program
at various sites providing site construction supervision
and technical subject matter expertise. Ben then continued
his career managing construction and environmental projects
in
support of the DoD, USACE, and EPA programs. Most recently, Ben managed the Sample Management
Office (SMO) in Oak Ridge, TN. The SMO annually managed approximately
seven million dollars in analytical services supporting
a full range of project data quality objectives and data
management requirements.
Currently, Ben is managing a prime contract for the DOE
in Oak Ridge, TN related to the generation and regulatory
approval
of CERCLA documents in support
of associated Record of Decision (ROD) actions. In addition
to his project management responsibilities, Ben also provides
Subject Matter Expertise (SME) input to a wide range of subcontract,
proposal, and field planning/procedural
documents, and personnel
training in areas of competence. |
| Bill Rigby, Business Development/Project Manager
Bill Rigby has primarily focused his 19-year career in
radiological decommissioning and environmental remediation.
While his formal training originated in the U.S. Army, Mr.
Rigby was a decorated non-commissioned officer. Bill taught
at West Point Military Academy and was named "Instructor
of the Cycle."
After his military stint, Bill began his private-sector
career at the very first commercial nuclear power plant
construction, and later worked on the same—as it was
also the first to be decommissioned. Bill has a versatile
skill set in project management; radiological and hazardous
waste logistics and brokering, health physics, decontamination,
demolition, engineering, quality assurance/quality control;
and safety.
Mr. Rigby has managed decontamination and decommissioning
(D&D) projects with upwards of 400 individuals and valued
at more than $130 million. In particular, the prior-mentioned
project consisted of a five (5) MW Reactor and Associated Hot Cells.
Bill simultaneously became the manager of Health Physics,
Rad Waste, and D&D Operations on this challenging, high-rad,
mixed-fission product project.
Bill’s role at EDi is business development and a project
specialist. He is responsible for marketing and building
strategic relationships for the company.
When not at work, Bill designs humanitarian projects, is
involved with minority inventors and new technologies,
as well as spending time with his amazing family. |
Dorothy
Montaño, Accounting/Office Manager
With more than 30 years of experience in accounting and
business management, Dorothy Montaño brings a broad
range of expertise to EDi. Dorothy holds a Bachelors of
Science in Business Management from the University of Phoenix.
Dorothy’s experience in all aspects of accounting
include accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll,
all areas of federal and state tax compliance, and governmental
accounting and audits. She also brings a large knowledge
base of contract and proposal preparation and maintenance.
Her business management knowledge and skills assist the
company in obtaining the best information to make decisions
regarding insurance coverage and banking requirements.
As an EDi employee since 1998, her environmental industry
experience includes involvement in EDi’s beginnings
as an 8(a) business entity in 2001 through growth and graduation
in 2010. Dorothy is familiar with every aspect of the company.
This historical knowledge proves invaluable regarding
every department at EDi.
Dorothy enjoys spending time with family and volunteering
in her church, where she is known as the “food lady.”
She also enjoys traveling and takes every opportunity to
do so. Her most memorable travel experience was a mission
trip to India. |
Melissa Lopez, Project Controls Manager
Melissa Lopez joined EDi with a little more than five year’s experience
working for LANL, where she acquired
an extensive background in Contract Auditing. Her primary
responsibilities included reviewing and auditing cost proposals,
claims, requests for equitable adjustments, and contract
terminations; performing price comparisons; and performing
financial capabilities of prospective contractors.
Melissa joined EDi in September of 2009 as a Project Controls
Manager. During her time with EDi, Melissa has been
responsible for building a Project Controls Department, which
is responsible for collecting data and producing analysis
for tracking costs for all projects including subcontract
commitments and expenditures; assessing project performance;
and schedule/profitability while providing feedback through
monthly progress reporting. She also serves as the primary
point of contact during financial audits with external entities
such as the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA). In addition,
she is responsible for completing all financial management
reporting requirements driven by contract directives.
Melissa earned a Master’s degree in Business Administration
and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science—both
from New Mexico State University. Melissa is a former “certified”
Lean Six Sigma Yellow belt and has lead and/or participated
in various process improvement projects related to procurement
activities.
When not working, Melissa enjoys reading books, watching
movies, and spending time with her husband and two young
children. |
Karol-Lynn Reed, Proposal & Communications Coordinator
Karol-Lynn Reed joined EDi’s Albuquerque Corporate
office as Proposal & Communications Coordinator in September
of 2009. Karol-Lynn brings with her 25 years of professional
experience with expertise and focus on communications, advertising,
marketing, and technical writing / editing — 15 years
served in the environmental technical support services industry.
Ms. Reed has an extensive project portfolio including the
DOE’s Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement for
Sandia National Laboratories/New Mexico in 1999; contributions
to numerous environmental assessments for national laboratories
and DOE facilities; and proposal management leading capture
teams to successful bids on major solicitations for local,
state, and federal government agencies.
Karol-Lynn’s background includes marketing programs
for commercial firms and governmental agencies, advertising
campaigns for high-tech computer equipment and machinery,
and support and promotional collaterals.
Ms. Reed coordinates major projects and provides proposal
management and support to EDi and its satellite offices.
She is also responsible for the Communications and Media
Relations Program at EDi.
In her spare time, Karol-Lynn spends as much time as is
possible with her daughter, Aubrey. The two enjoy the outdoors and Karol-Lynn enjoys reading and film, is a retired jazz dancer, and
has an appreciation for the Arts—especially theatre, dance,
and music. |
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