News & Events

Jun 05, 2016

EAG to Initiate Environmental Project Management Services at former AEP Coal-Fired Power Plant in Ohio

EnviroAnalytics Group (EAG) will be working with the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (Ohio EPA) to finalize the remedial plan. Environmental remediation and demolition will clear the way for a new development. Read More

Jan 12, 2016

EAG to Oversee Environmental Clean-up at Former NJ Manufacturing Facility 

EnviroAnalytics Group, another affiliate, is working with the state on finalizing a cleanup plan and following remediation and demolition, will prepare the site for future redevelopment. Read More

Feb 10, 2015

EnviroAnalytics Group to Remediate 65-Acre Former Congoleum Facility in Trenton, NJ

The Congoleum factory has sat empty since the company vacated it in late 2014, but a new owner has emerged and has plans to clean up the contaminated site and redevelop it. EnviroAnalytics Group is working with the state on finalizing a cleanup plan to prepare the site for future redevelopment.  Read More

Jan 12, 2016

EnviroAnalytics Group to Remediate 425-Acre Distressed Steel Mill in Claymont, DE

EnviroAnalytics Group (EAG) will commence a series of remediation projects, including: soil and groundwater remediation, environmental monitoring, and oversight of contamination abatement and demolition of existing structures.  Read More

Nov 21, 2014

EnviroAnalytics Group Addressing Environmental Concerns at Savannah’s Deepwater Industrial Port

EnviroAnalytics Group (EAG) is now working with the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) to address the environmental concerns at the site. The existing structures will be demolished to clear the way for a new port-related redevelopment that will put this blighted site back into productive use. Read More

Nov 11, 2014

EnviroAnalytics Group plans clean-up and redevelopment preparations for Evraz Claymont Steel site

EnviroAnalytics Group is leading the voluntary cleanup plan that will be proposed shortly to the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control for approval. Randall Jostes, Commercial Development’s CEO, said the company hopes to settle on the 425-acre property by the end of the year, with a potential 2½-year series of projects following to remove contamination and plant buildings, and remedy any soil and groundwater contamination. Read More