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U.S. Army Corps of EngineersJacobs has performed work for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) continuously for more than 40 years, including completion of environmental restoration work for the last 15. We manage multiple concurrent task orders at locations worldwide providing full-scope environmental services, including assessments, investigations, design, cleanup, and disaster response; humanitarian mission support; un-exploded ordnance (UXO) clearance; and remote site work. At many sites, our work has contributed to USACE receiving service awards and national recognition for technical excellence, productivity, and safety, including the Secretary of the Army’s Environmental Award for Cultural Resources Management, the Secretary of the Army’s Environmental Award for Environmental Restoration, a National Pollution Prevention Roundtable’s Most Valuable Pollution Prevention Award, a Secretary of Defense Productivity Award, and two Vice President of the United States Hammer Awards for Innovation and Excellence in Federal Projects.
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On contracts totaling more than $350M in value, we provide cradle-to-grave environmental engineering, investigation, remediation, and operations and maintenance services. We provide comprehensive environmental services at more than 50 Defense Environmental Restoration Program (DERP) and Environmental Restoration Program (ERP) sites located throughout Alaska. Our work performed includes remedial investigations and feasibility studies (RI/FS); soil excavation, treatment, disposal, or reuse; on-site and in-situ treatment of soils/groundwater; building and fuel system demolition; un-exploded ordnance/ordnance explosives (UXO/OE) clearance/removal; radiological remedial investigations/actions; operation and maintenance; and community relations. Our work is commonly executed at remote locations. We have executed task orders ranging from less than $100K to more than $50M during our 14 years in Alaska.
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Jacobs assists USACE in executing Hazardous Toxic and Radioactive Waste (HTRW) and asbestos and lead-based paint abatement projects. Our personnel provide a full range of environmental remediation services, including investigations, studies, engineering support, remedial actions, and operation and maintenance activities. Our engineering support includes preparing plans, specifications, reports, and decision documents; chemical data review; preparation and maintenance of administrative records; remedial design; feasibility studies; construction inspection; and quality control testing. The various investigations, studies, and field activities that we perform include: soil vapor surveys; geophysical surveys; well installations; instrumentation installations; sampling and analysis of soil, sediment, ground water, surface water, tank/drum contents, air, and other media; surface and borehole geophysics; test pits/trenches excavation; geotechnical materials sampling and testing; ordnance/explosive avoidance; and asbestos and lead-based paint surveys.
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Jacobs is supporting the remediation of New Bedford Harbor in MA with a full range of services on this $200M program. The sediments of the Harbor are contaminated with high levels of PCBs and other constituents. Our scope of work has included contaminant characterization, alternative analyses, remedial system design, construction, and operation. The remedy includes sediment dredging, wastewater treatment, and contaminated sediment disposition. We also support the District in community outreach efforts on this highly successful effort.
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