Remediation
FTC&H offers highly diversified environmental consulting and testing services. We serve our clients through every phase of contaminated site management from preliminary investigation to design, installation, and operations of new remedial systems.
Our hydrogeologists, chemists, engineers, and regulatory specialists have provided remediation services for numerous types
of projects including CERCLA, RCRA, industrial sites, landfills, waste impoundments, USTs, and brownfield redevelopment.
Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Studies
- Innovative Drilling
- Geophysical Investigation
- Cost Benefit Analysis
- Risk Assessments
- Modeling
- Design and Construction
- Bidding Documents
Design/Build
- Demolition
- Groundwater/Soil/Impoundments
- Construction Management
In Situ Remediation
- Enhanced Biological
- Chemical Oxidation
- Reactive Barriers
- Physical/Mechanical Recovery
Natural Attenuation
- Effectiveness Evaluation
- Investigation Design
- Groundwater/Surface Water Venting Evaluations
Performance Assessments
- System Performance Evaluations
- Life Cycle Analysis
- Program Enhancement Analysis
Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber, Inc. Awards
American Institute of Architects/Grand Valley Chapter
FTC&H is pleased to be recognized as the 2008 Firm of the Year by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), Grand Valley Chapter.
Each year, the award is presented to a firm that is well known and respected within the architectural community and has clearly demonstrated continued leadership and contributions in the architectural profession, AIA, and community.FTC&H demonstrated strengths in many areas, including client satisfaction, design creativity, leadership in sustainability, technical innovation, professional development, community involvement, longevity and consistency of practice, economic success, and overall firm culture.
The jury commented, “The firm seems to be well known and respected within the architectural community…the presentation clearly demonstrated the leadership and significant contributions the firm has made to the architectural profession and community they serve.”
