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From initial environmental reviews to environmental
engineering,
Zuvic, Carr and Associates, Inc. (Zuvic
Carr) has the knowledge and
experience to conduct any phase of the investigative and
remediation process. Let us assist you with the
following activities:
Environmental Site AssessmentsTo find out if a
commercial or industrial property may present an
environmental risk (typically before a sale), a Phase I
environmental assessment is conducted, which is
essentially a review of property and regulatory files,
personnel interview, and a walk-over of the property. If
potential spill or release areas are identified on the
property, then a Phase II investigation (where soil and
groundwater samples are collected for analysis) is
typically performed. This may be followed by a delineation
or Phase III investigation to evaluate the extent of
contaminated soil and groundwater, and to determine if
remediation is required.
Remedial Action Plans
If a property requires remediation,
Zuvic Carr can assess and present cost effective options
designed to meet clean-up goals. We have experience with
many remedial technologies, including, excavation, soil
vapor extraction, air sparging, and chemical oxidation.
We can present accurate cost estimates for proper
comparison and consideration.Design and Specification of Remedial
Solutions
Once a remediation solution has been selected, design
plans and specifications can be prepared for contractor
use. Plans and specifications can be tailored either for
public bidding purposes or as a design-build project if a specific contractor has already been selected.
Connecticut Licensed
Environmental Professional (LEP) Services
Zuvic Carr can provide LEP
services for a number of Connecticut programs,
including (but not limited to):
- Environmental investigations and remediation under
the CT Transfer Act
- Voluntary Cleanups and clean-up verifications
(closure on behalf of the CT Department of
Environmental Protection)
- Investigation oversight of leaking underground
storage tank (UST) systems under CT UST management
regulations.
RCRA Site Closures
When a hazardous waste generator has ceased operations,
regulations require that the waste storage sites be
tested and closed to specified standards.
Zuvic Carr can prepare the necessary closure plans
and supervise the decommissioning of these sites, from
small quantity generator facilities to large quantity
and transport-storage-and-disposal (TSD) facilities.
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