Service: Contaminated Sites

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Outside the Box: Combining Geotechnical and Contaminated Sites Investigations

Subsurface investigations often require both geotechnical and contaminated sites expertise, yet these disciplines are frequently approached separately. By integrating field efforts and technical decision-making, R&M improves efficiency, reduces costs and delivers more coordinated solutions for Alaska’s infrastructure projects.

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Grounded in Alaska: How Earth Sciences Shape Every R&M Project

R&M’s roots run deep in Alaska’s ground. Our Earth Sciences Department unites experts in geology, geotechnical engineering, hydrology, contaminated sites, NEPA, permitting and geoscience to provide the foundation for safe, sustainable infrastructure across Alaska. Learn how their work connects land, water and community in every project we deliver.

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Trevor Copple Joins R&M’s Geosciences Group

Trevor Copple recently joined R&M as an Environmental Geologist in the firm’s Geosciences Group. In this role, Trevor supports environmental and geotechnical investigations, providing services in site characterization, chemical sampling, subsurface investigations, material site assessments, geologic mapping and data analysis. “Trevor is integral to expanding our Contaminated Sites service line through his unique client experience […]

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Lauren Jennings, CESCL Joins R&M as an Environmental Specialist

Lauren Jennings, CESCL joins R&M as an Environmental Specialist in the firm’s Earth Sciences Department. In this position, Lauren will be responsible for National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) impact analysis and document preparation, regulatory permitting, environmental field surveys (invasive species, wetlands, eagle nests, etc.), storm water management, and other related office and field-based environmental services […]

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R&M Expands Into Juneau With Addition of Amy Rodman, CESCL

Amy recently joined R&M as an Environmental Geologist in the firm’s Earth Sciences Department, resulting in the opening of a new office in Juneau. This expansion allows R&M to better serve their Southeast Alaska clients and provides new opportunities for growth.

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Vanessa Crandell Earns Certified Professional Geologist Certification

“Earning a CPG is an important stepping stone in my professional journey as it shows commitment and leadership skills,” said Vanessa.

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New Environmental Geologist Joins R&M

Vanessa is a talented environmental scientist with six years of experience. She will support contaminated site and geotechnical investigation work,

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Bethel Airport Main Runway Reconstruction

These improvements ensure this regional hub can accommodate growing aviation demand while serving countless Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Communities that depend on reliable air transportation.

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Meet R&M: Senior Geologist Chris Fell, CPG

Chris is a Senior Geologist in R&M’s Earth Sciences Department and has been with the firm for the past four years. His experience includes 13 years of engineering and environmental geology, environmental investigation and remediation, and GIS modeling. Chris has extensive field experience conducting geotechnical and environmental investigations, performing geotechnical special inspections, developing groundwater flow […]

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Nathan Dennis Joins R&M’s Environmental Services Group

Nathan Dennis joins R&M as an Environmental Specialist in our Environmental Services Group. He will be responsible for ongoing regulatory compliance, permitting, environmental baseline monitoring, Phase I and II environmental site assessments (ESA), general contaminated sites work, NEPA impact analysis, SWPPP implementation and other related environmental services in support of highway, street, airport, site development, […]

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Investing in Airline Infrastructure Upgrades and Service Improvements

Work continues at Alaska Airlines facilities across the state as part of their $100 million investment in infrastructure projects. The airline’s 2020 Great Land Improvement Plan includes construction of a new $50 million maintenance hangar on track to be completed this fall, and upgrades to the 11 airport terminals the airlines owns and maintains. Alaska […]

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Innovative Environmental Characterization Solutions: PFAS Groundwater Characterization at FAI

The Fairbanks International Airport (FAI) is actively investigating potential groundwater and drinking water impacts associated with per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination discovered at the airport in late 2017. This activity at FAI was prompted by recent investigations at other facilities where fire training and response using Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) occurred and resulting […]

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