St. Louis Airport Property Site (SLAPS)
St. Louis, MO
Aug. 1998 – 2007

Shaw E&I
110 McDonnell Blvd.
St. Louis, MO
USACE - FUSRAP

In 1998 EDi was awarded a Time and Material subcontract by Shaw E&I, under a prime contract to the USACE, to provide radiological support services to the FUSRAP SLAPS remedial action project and is our largest contract to date.  EDi is responsible for the imple­men­tation of a comprehensive Radiation Protection Plan (RPP) to support the remediation of soils contaminated with ²³⁰Th, 226Ra and other Uranium waste materials.EDi currently provides senior and junior cross-trained radiological control and industrial hygiene technicians.  Other services provided include CHP support, radioactive waste management support, transportation/disposal support, GPS/GIS support, and environmental sampling support.EDi's performance to date is exemplified by the client's decision to make multiple subsequent awards to EDi on a non-competitive basis.  EDi was originally awarded a one-year contract in 1998.  Based upon superior performance from a technical, management, and cost standpoint, EDi was awarded contracts for two option years, and most recently was awarded a new, three-year contract.As a direct result of the exemplary quality of technical support services provided, EDi has been awarded an additional subcontract to provide support to the USACE FUSRAP St. Louis Downtown Site (SLDS).  The mission of this project is to remove contaminated soils and decontamination of existing facilities.  EDi is providing technical support to include a transportation coordinator.

Colonie Interim Storage Site(CISS)
Albany, NY
Aug. 1998 – 2005

Shaw Environmental Inc.
1130 Central Ave.
Colonie, NY 12205
USACE - FUSRAP

In 1998 EDi was awarded a Time and Material subcontract by Shaw E&I, under a prime contract to the USACE, to provide radiological support services to the Colonie FUSRAP Site (CFS) located in Albany, New York.  EDi currently provides senior and junior cross-trained radiological control and industrial hygiene technicians.  Other services provided to the project include CHP support, radioactive waste management support, GPS/GIS support, on-site gamma spectroscopy support, and environmental sampling support.EDi has conducted many MARSSIM final verification surveys to ensure that the applicable soil cleanup criteria have been achieved.  The on-site gamma spectroscopy capability has been key in expediting the remedial action process.  EDi also provides a complete array of radiation detection instrumentation to support the project.EDi's performance to date is exemplified by the client's decision to make multiple subsequent awards to EDi on a non-competitive basis.  EDi was originally awarded a two-year contract in 1998.  Based upon superior performance from a technical, management, and cost standpoint, EDi has been awarded subsequent option periods to the existing contract

St. Louis Downtown Site(SLDS)
St. Louis, MO
July 2002 – 2007

Shaw E&I
110 McDonnell Blvd.
St. Louis, MO
USACE - FUSRAP

EDi provides radiological and industrial hygiene support services for the remedial action of the USACE SLDS FUSRAP Site located in St. Louis, Missouri.  EDi currently provides senior and junior cross-trained radiological control and industrial hygiene technicians.  Other services provided to the project include radioactive waste management and transportation/disposal support.

 

 

NIOSH DOE Dose Reconstruction Project
(Various DOE Sites)
July 2003 – Jan 2005

Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU)
P.O. Box 117
Oak Ridge, TN 37831

Environmental Dimensions currently provides Professional Health Physics Staff in support of the NIOSH Dose Reconstruction project.  EDi's task is the development of Technical Basis Documents (TBDs) for the various DOE sites.  EDi's first assignment was the TBD for the DOE Mound (Ohio) site.  EDi is contracted to Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) to perform this work. The task involves, but is not limited to, the following:

• Review and evaluation of currently available data, information, and reports on the project computer database to identify information available for use in the TBD
• Identification, collection, review, and evaluation of additional information that may assist in the development of the TBD for the specific site
• Provision of qualified personnel (with DOE experience) to support the effort in each of the following technical areas:
  • Facilities and Processes
  • External Dosimetry
  • Internal Dosimetry
  • Environmental Exposures
  • Diagnostic X-rays
• Comparison of the available data to the list of dose reconstruction parameters (Attachment 1)
• Completion of the TBD with emphasis on the five major areas listed above.
• Response to comments by the internal reviewers in a timely manner
• Review of the draft TBD by external reviewers to include NIOSH staff
  • Response to comments by the external reviewers in a timely manner

Sandia National Laboratory D&D Project
Albuquerque, NM1995-2007

Shaw E & I
5301 Central Ave. NE
Suite 700
Albuquerque, NM  87108

For more than 8 years, EDi has provided radiological support services to Shaw E&I (formerly the IT Group) in support of D&D activities at SNL.  During this time we have supported numerous D&D projects including work on buildings 805, 828, 845, 906, and 913.EDi provides facility investigations support to the customer.  We conduct comprehensive radiological surveys of building and the surrounding areas.  We provide decontamination services to complete the required scope of work.Our performance to date is exemplified in that EDi was awarded a one-year base contract in 2001 with 8 one-year options to continue our support services to Shaw E&I and SNL. EDi's commitment to customer satisfaction is our strongest attribute.  “Customer satisfaction is not just the promise that we make, it's the commitment that we keep.”  This business philosophy is key to our continued success and is a mandate from the President of EDi.

DOE Fernald Closure Project
Cincinnati, OH
March 2002 – Oct. 2006

Fluor-Fernald/DOE
7400 Willey Rd.
Fernald, OH 45253

EDi is currently on the second year of a five-year contract to provide professional support services to Fluor-Fernald.  EDi's principal Certified Health Physicist provides technical direction for RADCON operations and prepares safety basis documentation for facility operations.

 

 

U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo Nation NPDES Permit Renewal
Sept. 2003 – Nov. 2003

U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo Region
P.O. Box 1060
Gallup, NM 87301

EDi prepared 6 NPDES Permit renewals for the Navajo Nation school system.  The scope of work involved the review of existing NPDES permits for bureau-operated wastewater systems, conduct on-site inspection of Lagoons, and to estimate consumption of water at each facility to include flow rates to the lagoons.  EDi prepared the draft and final plans and made all required submittals for approval and implementation of the program.

U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo Nation SPCC Plans
Aug. 2003 – March 2005

U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo Region
P.O. Box 1060
Gallup, NM 87301

EDi prepared 21 Spill Prevention Counter Control (SPCC) Plans for the Navajo Nation school system.  The scope of work entailed preparing a site-specific Health and Safety Plan (HASP) to address worker protection and the safety of the public, and making all required notifications to the appropriate regulatory agencies.  The SPCC Plans were prepared to resolve deficiencies on a Corrective Action List identified in the CA/CO from the USEPA.  EDi provided a Professional Engineer to review, certify, and stamp the SPCC Plans as having met the requirements of 40 CFR 110 and 112.

U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo Nation LAndfill Closures

July 2004 - Present

U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo Region
P.O. Box 1060
Gallup, NM 87301

EDi is currently preparing Closure Plans for four Tribal Landfills using previously prepared documents, drawings and field samples. The closure plans will be submitted to NNEPA for approval. We are also reviewing monitoring reports of failed landfills on the Navajo Nation. After our review, the five worst landfills will be selected and EDi will prepare the renovation plans to include cost. The PE will serve as the Engineer of Record for the renovation.

 

 

U.S. Navy North Island Navel Station
San Diego, CA
March 2003 - Present

Shaw E&I
1230 Columbia St.
Suite 1200
San Diego, CA 92101

EDi provides radiological support services and site safety services to Shaw E&I for the handling and consolidation of slag materials containing Ra-226.  The slag material results from smelting operations of surplus military aircraft.

 

Port Arthur Refinery/Port Arthur Remediation Project
Port Arthur, TX.
Jan. 2003 – Present

Chevron Environmental Management Co. (CEMC)
3400 Hwy 365
Suite 210
Port Arthur, TX 77642

EDi is providing a wide range of environmental services to Chevron Environmental Management Company (CEMC) at the Port Arthur Refinery. EDi has supported CEMC by providing Engineering and Design Coordinators, Facility Coordinators, Field Team Leaders, Hydro-geologists, Sample Technicians, Safety Technicians and Laborers for all site field investigations including the site-wide RCRA Facility Investigation and Phase-separated Hydrocarbon (PSH) Investigation projects at the 3,800-acre site.  EDi also provides personnel for facility maintenance and wastewater treatment operation activities to CEMC.

Ashland Oil Co.
Martha, KY
Feb. 2004 – Present

Shaw E&I
P.O. Box CS2600
Findlay, OH 45839

EDi provides on-site gamma spectroscopy support for a soils remediation project.  The contaminants of interest are Ra-226 and Ra-228 in both soil and water.

Denver Federal Center

 

EDi was awarded a time and material subcontract by Shaw E&I, under a prime contract to the USACE, to conduct a radiological characterization and a MARSSIM final status survey of a laboratory facility located near Denver, CO. The known contaminates of concern were ¹⁴C, ⁵⁵Fe, ²⁴¹Am, ⁶³Ni, ²⁴⁴Cm, ⁹⁰Sr, ²²⁶Ra, ²²⁸Ra, Tritium, and U-Nat. The affected area of the facility encompassed over 700 square meters and included 5 laboratory rooms. EDi assisted Shaw E&I in the preparation and implementation of a comprehensive character­ization and final status survey plan. The plans were approved and accepted by the USACE, the USEPA, and the NRC. After the appropriate approvals were obtained, EDi assembled a field team of qualified technicians to conduct a comprehensive beta and gamma survey of the affected laboratories.