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• Groundwater, Event-Staged System Simulation, Traffic Flow and other computer models
• Dewatering, sludge removal, bulk material handling and packaging facilities design
• Response Action Risk Modeling (CRARE) assistance and till zone modeling and testing
• Soil characterization and qualification studies
• Design Engineering and cost estimating for decon of process buildings and facilities
• Facility air quality analyses and assistance in stack exhaust compliance of multi-fuel power generating stations and facility permitting of packaged boilers
• Systems Requirements Analysis, Value Engineering and Configuration Management
• Project Engineering, performance analysis and reporting
• Fire Protection Engineering for various facility design activities
• Process engineering support for various facilities and process design activities, including Thorium Overpacking, Soil Washing, Cementation, and Vitrification
• Packaging and disposition planning for inventory control of hazardous materials/waste
• Risk Assessment Training Program development and implementation
• Alternatives analysis and schedule coordination for RCRA/CERCLA integration
• Site walk-through survey of process buildings for remedial action cost estimating

• Contract with the Louisville District of the Corps of Engineers provides engineering and technical support to Programs and Project Management Division, Engineering Division, Construction Division Field Offices, and the Operations and Readiness Division and the Natural Resources Field Offices Management Branch throughout the five state area of the Ohio River Basin, and includes work in site and facilities design, technical support and construction management.
• Provided site surveys, assessments and construction management support to Ft. Knox and Ft. Campbell, Kentucky; Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana; and Selfridge Air National Guard Base, Michigan.
• Under a subcontract with LAW Engineering and Environmental Services provided environmental engineering and technical support to HTRW Programs for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District.
• Basic Ordering Agreement with Fluor Daniel Fernald, Inc., formally the Fernald Environmental Management Corporation (FERMCO) under DOE at Fernald, Ohio, provides for a wide variety of technical and professional staff augmentation and project task order support associated with remedial actions, including site characterization, waste processing, building services and facility support, removal actions, documentation and reporting.
• A separate Basic Ordering Agreement between EES and Fluor Daniel Fernald, Inc., provides for the evaluation of organic, inorganic, and radiochemical analytical field sample data for technical validity. EES Verifies and validates the data in accordance with established Fernald Environmental Management Project specific requirements and the established procedures and checklists of U.S. DOE and the U.S. EPA. EES maintains three separate validation teams (i.e., organic, inorganic and radiochemical) to satisfy the respective validation and reporting requirements. EES is also experienced at integrating agency/client QA requirements into the program.
• Contract with Westinghouse Savannah River Company at DOE Savannah River Site, South Carolina provides for engineering and technical support to the Environmental Protection Division at the Savannah River Site, including surveys, investigations, scope definition, cost estimating, technical study, design engineering, documentation, construction oversight, public relations and coordination of environmental meetings and events.
• Subcontract from the Parsons Engineering Science, Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) with Westinghouse Savannah River Company provides engineering, general technical support and staff augmentation for a variety of process and facility operations at the DOE Savannah River Site, South Carolina.
• For the Lockheed Martin (formerly Martin Marietta) Utility Services/U.S. Enrichment Corporation's process operations at Piketon, Ohio it was EES' demonstrated knowledge and experience in the specific, critical areas of Gaseous Diffusion Process Instrumentation and Controls, software development and programming, and computer hardware such as IBM, DEC, and MODCOMP that was the basis for our selection as the firm to plan and design the process operating controls changes from an existing mainframe based computer control system to PC based operations.
• Data Validation and Sampling Support Program analyses performed at Piketon, Ohio establishes their sampling programs and validation goals for the foreseeable future.
• Projects at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland supports environmental remedial action planning and design for Armed Services facilities throughout the Eastern United States.
• Our network of references and referrals across the U.S. provides for a ready source of technical specialists who we know are qualified and experienced and whose backgrounds we will certify before we assign them to work on your projects. EES has established procedures for recruiting, background verification, indoctrination and training that are being applied on other programs.
• Using up-to-date project cost, schedule controls and reporting systems, including variance analyses, comprehensive operating procedures, effective quality assurance program, and experienced management and administrative staff are additional reasons for our successful performance and maintenance of concurrent projects and tasks at a number of different sites. Our procedures were developed over nearly five (5) years of contract work.
• EES' QA and Operating Procedures have been audited by DOE Facilities Managing and Operating (M&O) Contractors and have been determined to be suited for "Level 1" work involving hazardous (radioactive) contaminants, consistent with NQA-1 and 2A, ASME/ANSI, and ISO requirements.
• EES possesses the sound organization, communications, and financial base to establish and maintain satellite or project offices at other sites as our work requires.
• EES' subcontract with LAW Engineering and Environmental Services provides environmental engineering and technical support to HTRW Programs for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District.
• EES' Basic Ordering Agreement with Fluor Daniel Fernald, Inc., formally the Fernald Environmental Management Corporation (FERMCO) under DOE at Fernald, Ohio, provides for a wide variety of technical and professional staff augmentation and project task order support associated with remedial actions, including site characterization, waste processing, building services and facility support, removal actions, documentation and reporting.

•  A separate Basic Ordering Agreement between EES and Fluor Daniel Fernald, Inc., provides for the evaluation of organic, inorganic, and radiochemical analytical field sample data for technical validity. EES Verifies and validates the data in accordance with established Fernald Environmental Management Project specific requirements and the established procedures and checklists of U.S. DOE and the U.S. EPA. EES maintains three separate validation teams (i.e., organic, inorganic and radiochemical) to satisfy the respective validation and reporting requirements. EES is also experienced at integrating agency/client QA requirements into the program.
• EES' contract with Westinghouse Savannah River Company at DOE Savannah River Site, South Carolina provides for engineering and technical support to the Environmental Protection Division at the Savannah River Site, including surveys, investigations, scope definition, cost estimating, technical study, design engineering, documentation, construction oversight, public relations and coordination of environmental meetings and events.
• EES' subcontract to the Parsons Engineering Science, Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) with Westinghouse Savannah River Company provides engineering, general technical support and staff augmentation for a variety of process and facility operations at the DOE Savannah River Site, South Carolina.
• For the Lockheed Martin (formerly Martin Marietta) Utility Services/U.S. Enrichment Corporation's process operations at Piketon, Ohio, it was EES' demonstrated knowledge and experience in the specific, critical areas of Gaseous Diffusion Process Instrumentation and Controls, software development and programming, and computer hardware such as IBM, DEC, and MODCOMP that was the basis for our selection as the firm to plan and design the process operating controls changes from an existing mainframe based computer control system to PC based operations.
• EES' Data Validation and Sampling Support Program analyses performed for the Lockheed Martin Energy Systems, Environmental Restoration and Waste Management (Ground Water) Program at the Piketon, Ohio site establishes this programs sampling and validation goals for the foreseeable future.
• The very unique computer code development, modeling and staff training for the Atomic Energy of Canada (Laboratory), Ltd., Groundwater Modeling Program, provided by EES, exhibits a technical capability available through only a few firms in the entire U.S.
• EES' subcontract to Science Application International Corporation (SAIC) for the U.S. Army Environmental Compliance and Restoration (A-106) Projects at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland supports environmental remedial action planning and design for Armed Services facilities throughout the Eastern United States.
• EES' up-to-date project cost, schedule controls and reporting systems, including variance analyses, comprehensive operating procedures, effective quality assurance program, and experienced management and administrative staff are additional reasons for our successful performance and maintenance of concurrent projects and tasks at a number of different sites. Our procedures were developed over nearly five (5) years of federal contract work. EES' QA and Operating Procedures have been audited by DOE Facilities Managing and Operating (M&O) Contractors and have been determined to be suited for "Level 1" work involving hazardous (radioactive) contaminants, consistent with NQA-1 and 2A, ASME/ANSI, and ISO requirements. EES' major facilities and most of our personnel resources are currently located in Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio; Oak Ridge, Tennessee; and Aiken, South Carolina. EES possesses the sound organization, communications, and financial base to establish and maintain satellite or project offices at other sites as our work requires.
• EES maintains and continuously updates a database of available technical specialists and support personnel which assures our ability to respond to a broad array of professional staff augmentation functions for engineering design, development, project management, construction/restoration support and other technical requirements. Our network of references and referrals across the U.S. provides for a ready source of technical specialists who we know are qualified and experienced and whose backgrounds we will certify before we assign them to work on your projects. EES has established procedures for recruiting, background verification, indoctrination and training that are being applied on other federal programs.