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ECS Risk Control Inc.
600 Eagleview Blvd., P.O. Box 640, Exton, Pa. 19341; 610-458-7280;
fax: 610-458-7285Services began: 1985.
Parent: Environmental Compliance Services (ECS).
Frequent services: Real estate audits, manufacturing plant audits.
Occasional services: Litigation support.
Other services: Environmental consulting to insurers and policy makers, general risk management consulting.
Staff: 70; 60 environmental professionals, including eight principal consultants, 52 consultants; one PE, three ARMs, one CIH.
Clients: 40 environmental consulting clients; 20 corporate/institutional clients.
Specialties: Manufacturing, construction.
Service area: Nationwide.
Compensation: By the project; on retainer; by the hour: $55 to $150.
1996 gross revenues: $9 million; 96% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Officers: William Kronenberg, CEO/president; Frank Piliero, executive vp/CFO; David Rosenberg, executive vp; James F. Splain, vp.
Contact: Claudia O'Brien, market development manager.
Ecology
& Environment Inc.
Buffalo Corporate Center,
368 Pleasant View Drive,
Lancaster, N.Y. 14086-1397;
716-684-8060; fax: 716-684-0844Services began: 1970.
Frequent services: Real estate audits, manufacturing plant audits, design and analysis of remediation plans, design of waste minimization plans, regulatory and public policy analysis, UST management and removal, hazard and risk analysis for hazardous waste site transportation.
Occasional services: Litigation support, public health risk assessment.
Other services: Environmental consulting to insurers and policy makers.
Staff: 700; 31 PEs, 38 CPGs, 42 CHMMs, five CIHs, four attorneys.
Specialties: Energy, manufacturing, transportation.
Branch offices: Anchorage, Alaska; Los Angeles; San Francisco; Washington; Miami, Pensacola and Talahassee, Fla.; Chicago; Kansas City, Kan.; Baton Rouge, La.; Detroit; St. Louis; New York; Cincinnati; Cleveland; Portland, Ore.; Philadelphia; Dallas; Houston; Seattle.
Service area: Worldwide.
Compensation: By the project.
1996 gross revenues: $69.8 million; 15% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Officers: Gerhard J. Neumaier, president; Frank B. Silvestro, executive vp-operations; Ronald L. Frank, executive vp-finance/administration; Gerald A. Stroble, executive vp-technical; Gerard A. Gallagher Jr., senior vp-special projects.
Contact: Ronald L. Skare, vp-sales.
EnecoTech Group
1580 Lincoln St., Suite 1000,
Denver, Colo. 80203;
303-861-2200 or 800-659-8324; fax: 303-861-2201Services began: 1984.
Frequent services: Real estate audits, manufacturing plant audits, design and analysis of remediation plans, litigation support, UST management and removal, identification of possible regulatory liabilities associated with a site.
Occasional services: Design of waste minimization plans, public health risk assessment, regulatory and public policy analysis.
Other services: Remediation activities, environmental consulting to insurers and policy makers, general risk management consulting, air quality services.
Staff: 135; 102 environmental professionals, including nine principal consultants, 93 consultants; six PEs, 20 CPGs, one CHMM, one CGWP, seven REAs.
Clients: 225 environmental consulting clients, 213 corporate/institutional clients.
Specialties: Oil and gas, industrial/commercial, transportation.
Branch offices: Phoenix; Little Rock, Ark.; Los Angeles; San Diego; Atlanta; Chicago; Detroit; Minneapolis; Edison, N.J.; Tulsa, Okla.; Austin, Texas.
Service area: Worldwide.
Compensation: By the project; on retainer; by the hour: $35 to $115.
1996 gross revenues: $12.4 million; 92% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Officers: Barry Stewart, president; John Stevenson, executive vp; James Kuenning, Dennis Fransway, vps; David Stephens, vp-technical services.
Contact: Sharon Burns.
ENVIRON
International Corp.
4350 N. Fairfax Drive, Arlington,
Va. 22203; 703-516-2300;
fax: 703-516-2345Services began: 1982.
Parent: Pharmaceutical Product Development.
Frequent services: Real estate audits, manufacturing plant audits, design and analysis of remediation plans, litigation support, public health risk assessment, regulatory and public policy analysis, UST management and removal.
Occasional services: Design of waste minimization plans.
Other services: Remediation activities, environmental consulting to insurers and policy makers, general risk management consulting.
Staff: 325; 200 environmental professionals; 25 PEs, 25 CPGs.
Clients: 250 environmental consulting clients.
Branch offices: Emeryville, Irvine and Novato, Calif.; Princeton, N.J.; Houston; Liverpool and London, England; Edinburgh, Scotland.
Service area: Worldwide.
Compensation: By the hour: $50 to $350.
1996 gross revenues: $49.3 million; 100% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Officers: Joseph Highland, CEO; Robert Wenger, president/COO.
Environmental Engineering Consultants Inc.
P.O. Box 9697, South Laguna,
Calif. 92677; 714-499-0015;
fax: 714-499-1865Services began: 1988.
Frequent services: Real estate audits, manufacturing plant audits, design and analysis of remediation plans, design of waste minimization plans, litigation support, design of monitoring systems, management of source testing, quality assurance of remediation contractors.
Occasional services: Regulatory and public policy analysis, UST management and removal.
Other services: Environmental consulting to insurers and policy makers.
Staff: Four; three environmental professionals, including two principal consultants, one consultant; one PE, two REAs.
Clients: 10 environmental consulting clients, all corporate/institutional clients.
Specialties: Manufacturing, real estate, attorneys.
Service area: Arizona, California, Nevada.
Compensation: By the project; on retainer; by the hour: $35 to $125.
1996 gross revenues: $430,000; 100% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Contact: Jake E. Cotter, principal/CEO.
Environmental Management Insurance Services Inc.
1845 The Exchange, Suite 200, Atlanta, Ga. 30339; 800-388-3647;
fax: 770-916-0618Services began: 1986.
Occasional services: Real estate audits, manufacturing plant audits, design of waste minimization plans, audits of environmental remediation projects for insurance carriers.
Other services: Environmental consulting to insurers and policy makers, general risk management consulting.
Staff: 33; four principal consultants, six consultants; one ARM, one CPCU, two attorneys.
Clients: Four environmental consulting clients.
Branch offices: Atlanta.
Service area: Nationwide.
Compensation: On retainer.
1996 gross revenues: $2.9 million; 100% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Officers: Lloyd A. Fox, president; Steven R. Crim, executive vp; James G. Leach, vp/legal counsel; Steve Clarke, vp/financial officer.
Environmental & Occupational Risk Management
2460 N. First St., Suite 280, San Jose, Calif. 95131; 408-321-2850;
fax: 408-436-1136Services began: 1990.
Frequent services: Manufacturing plant audits, design of waste minimization plans, engineering to minimize environmental impact, international regulatory tracking, hazard and operability studies, management systems audits.
Other services: Environmental consulting to insurers and policymakers, general risk management consulting, industrial hygiene, safety, training, ergonomics.
Staff: 66; 55 environmental professionals, including nine principal consultants, 46 consultants; two PEs, seven CIHs, three REAs.
Clients: 93 environmental consulting clients; all corporate/institutional clients.
Specialties: Manufacturing (semiconductors, electronics, biotechnology).
Branch offices: Phoenix; Portland, Ore.; Austin, Texas.
Service area: Worldwide.
Compensation: By the project; on retainer; by the hour: $55 to $145.
1996 gross revenues: $8 million; 100% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Officers: Jenni Carter, president/COO; Brian Sherin, CEO; Leslie Horton, CFO.
Contact: Robert Bottome, business development manager.
Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
855 Springdale Drive, Exton,
Pa. 19341; 800-544-3117;
fax: 610-524-7335Services began: 1977.
Frequent services: Real estate audits, manufacturing plant audits, design and analysis of remediation plans, design of waste minimization plans, litigation support, public health risk assessment, regulatory and public policy analysis, UST management and removal.
Other services: Remediation activities, environmental consulting to insurers and policy makers, general risk management consulting.
Staff: 2,400, all environmental professionals.
Clients*: 420 environmental consulting clients.
Branch offices: 100 locations worldwide.
Service area: Worldwide.
Compensation: By the project; on retainer; by the hour: $35 to $195.
1996 gross revenues: $285 million; 82% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Officers: Paul H. Woodruff, CEO; Arnon Garonzik, general counsel; Daniel Sevick, CFO.
Contact: Michael E. Herron, director-corporate communications.
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Environmental Risk Ltd.
120 Mountain Ave., Bloomfield,
Conn. 06002; 860-242-9933;
fax: 860-243-9055Services began: 1985.
Frequent services: Real estate audits, manufacturing plant audits, design and analysis of remediation plans, design of waste minimization plans, litigation support, public health risk assessment, regulatory and public policy analysis, UST management and removal, pollution legal liability insurance survey, industrial environmental compliance audits.
Other services: Remediation activities; environmental consulting to insurers and policy makers; general risk management consulting; air, water and waste permit applications; emission and water testing; OSHA compliance; training.
Staff: 46; 36 environmental professionals, including four principal consultants, 32 consultants; four PEs, one attorney.
Clients: 500 environmental consulting clients; 100 corporate/institutional clients.
Specialties: Pollution liability insurance companies, financial institutions, real estate developers, energy facility developers, industrial corporations.
Branch offices: Roswell, Ga.; Clifton, N.J.
Service area: Worldwide.
Compensation: By the project; by the hour: $50 to $225.
1996 gross revenues: $6 million; 40% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Officers: Gordon T. Brookman, president; Richard S. Atkins, Mitchell M. Wumbrand, David I. Brandwein, principals.
Contact: David I. Brandwein.
Environmental
Solutions Inc.
8147 Delmar Blvd., Suite 219,
St. Louis, Mo. 63130-3735;
314-863-9801; fax: 314-721-0759Services began: 1987.
Frequent services: Real estate audits, UST management and removal.
Occasional services: Manufacturing plant audits, design and analysis of remediation plans, litigation support.
Other services: Remediation activities, environmental consulting to insurers and policy makers.
Staff: 11; five environmental professionals, including three principal consultants, two consultants; one CPG.
Clients: 95 environmental consulting clients, all corporate/institutional clients.
Service area: Nationwide.
Compensation: By the project; on retainer; by the hour: $65 to $120.
1996 gross revenues: $800,000; 33% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Officers: William M. Vaughan, president.
Environmental Title
Services Inc.
1220 W. Sixth St., Suite 606, Cleveland, Ohio 44113; 800-926-4895; fax: 216-861-3433Services began: 1989.
Frequent services: Real estate audits, litigation support, examination of land records for environmental liability.
Occasional services: Regulatory and public policy analysis.
Other services: Environmental consulting to insurers and policy makers, general risk management consulting, document investigations.
Staff: Eight; three environmental professionals, including three principal consultants; two attorneys.
Clients: 145 environmental consulting clients; 100 corporate/institutional clients.
Specialties: Real estate, environmental engineering, legal.
Service area: Worldwide.
Compensation: By the project.
1996 gross revenues: $1.1 million; 95% from unbundled environmental risk management consulting.
Officers: Wayne Weber, president; Rick Rosenbaum, vp-operations; Kevin Goodman, vp-litigation support; Mark Rosnick, vp/senior examiner; David Eisler, counsel.
Contact: Wayne Weber.