Environmental Compliance and Remediation
SAIC is a nationwide firm providing a broad array of environmental services for both aquatic and terrestrial programs. SAIC utilizes an extensive staff of scientific, engineering, and planning professionals nationwide to meet project needs for virtually any environmental issue at any site. Support for these services includes offshore, coastal, and estuarine project areas, as well as freshwater and terrestrial sites. SAIC capabilities that apply to both aquatic and terrestrial sites include ecological and human health risk assessments, remedial investigations and hazardous waste issues, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance and preparation of NEPA and State documents, and regulatory compliance and permitting.
Value of SAIC Solutions
- Proven excellence in coordinating NEPA and related regulatory processes to ensure streamlined project schedules, effective negotiations, and team acceptance of project resolutions;
- Efficient implementation of agency guidance leading to appropriate remedial solutions and Records of Decision (ROD) to close out Areas of Concern;
- Technical innovations to enable substantial cost savings; and
- Ability to assemble interdisciplinary teams of professionals that incorporate best-of-class experts for sound and reliable technical investigations.
Experience and Capability Highlights
- Responsible for project and facilities planning at numerous DoD sites nationwide, including critical mission support, hazardous materials investigations and programs, and regulatory compliance and permitting;
- Preparation of numerous EISs, EIRs, and EAs, as well as critical technical support documents, and coordination of public participation requirements under NEPA and State guidelines;
- Recognized leaders in Hazardous Waste Remediation, management and training; and
- Nationally recognized expertise in Environmental Risk Assessment, including preparation of guidance documents and refinement of technical approaches to ensure realistic goals for protection of ecological and human health.
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