The City of Westminster, Colorado, the eighth-most populous city in Colorado, engaged Geosyntec to provide an environmental management system (EMS) data gap assessment, to develop a comprehensive EMS and EMS manual, and to support the program’s implementation.
A residual DNAPL source area (total VOC concentrations as high as 25,000 to 30,000 g/L) is located in weathered bedrock up to 40 feet below a large industrial warehouse that houses an active business.
Zocalo Community Development and Hines, developers of two adjacent sites in the booming real estate market of Denver’s Central Platte Valley, required a full design review for a 43 ft deep excavation for Hines’ new site at 1601 Wewatta. The 1601 Wewatta site is immediately adjacent to the recently constructed Cadence Apartments site, a 13-story mixed commercial and residential structure developed by Zocalo.
Our client, a banking firm, was building a new 4,000-square-foot bank at a former gasoline station site in Denver. Because some petroleum contamination was still present at the site, the state agency responsible for cleanup of leaking underground storage tank (UST) sites required installation of a vapor intrusion mitigation system in the new building.
Historic releases of dense non-aqueous phase liquids (DNAPLs) at a manufacturing facility in Denver, Colorado resulted in a chlorinated solvent groundwater plume that extended more than two miles below a residential area.
The Newmont Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mine (CC&V), has been operating the Cresson project since the early 1990s. Mining in the district has been ongoing since the late 1890s.
Ovintiv Inc. is a leading North American energy producer, with diverse resource plays producing natural gas, oil, and natural gas liquids. Ovintiv Inc.'s operations have a wide array of environmental, health and safety challenges.
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Rocky Mountain Region manages the Denver Federal Center (DFC), a 640-acre campus hosting 28 federal agencies and nearly 7,000 employees. It is the largest concentration of Federal agencies outside of Washington D.C. GSA leadership has envisioned a sustainable campus, where environmental performance improvements yield measurable business results. To establish a framework for reaching its vision and meeting its sustainability goals, GSA decided to implement an environmental management system (EMS) at DFC. As a vehicle for culture change and improved business practices, the GSA EMS is intended to lead to environmental "best practice" outcomes and result in measurable cost savings.
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