St. George Remedial Corrective Action Project (2001/2003) - Project currently underway. Work involves site assessment, confirmation sampling, excavation, removal, stockpiling, haulage, site restoration, and treatment of petroleum contaminated soils from nine contaminated sites on St. George Island. An Enhanced Thermal Conduction remediation system is being operated to treat petroleum contaminated soils. Estimated contract amount: $2,150,000.

Civil Construction Services, St. George Island, Alaska (2003) - Civil support and delivery of Scoria for NOAA. Estimated Contract Value: $340,000.

Civil Construction Services, St. George Island, Alaska (2003) - Subcontract with Tetra Tech to provide groundwater contamination support services. Estimated Contract Value: $260,000.

Civil Construction Services, Umnak Island, Alaska (2001) - Project involved provision of heavy equipment and a laborer and an operator to support Jacobs Engineering's site investigative work at the Ft. Glenn Military Base, Umnak Island, Alaska. In particular, our crew purchased all the tools and materials for the job, purchased or leased the heavy equipment for the job, constructed a lined decontamination pad on-site, performed excavation work for environmental sampling operations, handled auger decontamination, waste water disposal, contaminated soil packing, and barge loadout at Umnak. Estimated contract amount: $250,000.

Civil Construction Services, St. George Island, Alaska (2001) - Subcontract to Tetra Tech to provide civil support for hydrologic investigation to determine vertical extent of soil and groundwater contamination at various sites on St. George Island. Work involved provision of personnel, housing, and equipment to support drilling operations and to construct roads to provide access to contaminated sites. Estimated contract amount: $100,000.

Remediation of Petroleum Contaminated Soils (2000/2001) - Project currently underway pursuant to cooperative agreement with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Work includes treatment of 10,000 cys of diesel and gasoline contaminated soils, located at St. George Island, Alaska. Work included operation of Enhanced Thermal Conduction remediation system to meet Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation standards. Additional work included work plan development, sampling, environmental assessment, and earthwork necessary to clean up various contaminated sites in the vicinity of the City of St. George, Alaska. Contract amount: $1,600,000.

Pribilof Environmental Clean Up Project, Phase II (2000) - remediation of 10,000 cys of petroleum contaminated soil using an Enhanced Thermal Conduction system. Work completed in accordance with State of Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation guidelines. Contract amount $1.48 million.

Contaminated Materials Disposal (1999) - subcontract to South Carolina Research Authority to dispose of 20 fifty-five gallon barrels of unidentified contaminated liquids. Contract amount: $33,000. Work included sampling drums for content identification, packing drums into overpacks, manifesting, shipment from St. George Island to Seattle, Washington, and disposal in an EPA approved facility. Drums contained Petroleum contaminated liquids and sludge, some which were considered flammable and some that included regulated concentrations of benzene, lead, and cadmium.

Stockpile Cover Installation Project (1999) - subcontract with Tetra Tech Inc. to install stockpile cover at NOAA's containment cell located at St. George Island, Alaska. Contract amount $44,000. Work included assistance with project design, materials ordering, and earthwork to enable cover to resist uplift. Work canceled during first week due to inclement weather.

Pribilof Environmental Clean up Project, Phase I (1996/1997) - deconstruction of forty-four above ground storage tanks (20,000) gallon or less), removal and shipment of 1,100 tons of metal debris from St. George Island to Seward, Alaska, decommissioning and disposal of ten underground storage tanks, construction of a lined containment cell to hold contaminated soil, and excavation, trucking, and placement of approximately 9,500 cys of petroleum contaminated soil in the containment cell. Work was done in accordance with State of Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation guidelines. Contract amount $2.3 million.

Department of the Army Environmental Restoration Project (1986) - Subcontractor to Chase Construction. Contract Amount: approximately $100,000. Responsible for collection of debris left behind on St. George by the Department of the Army. Work included cleanup of 55-gallon drums and miscellaneous metal debris.