SERVICES
Bowes Environmental Services Summmary
Bowes Environmental is listed as a qualified contractor with the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation for investigation, remediation, and sampling.
ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITING
Bowes Environmental focuses on a wide range of Permitting venues in Vermont, from Full Certification permits for Land Application of domestic septage and municipal sludge, Indirect Discharge Permits for wastewater and non-sewage dairy processing wastewater, and Act 250. Bowes Environmental has experience in New Hampshire Groundwater Management Permits related to Underground and Aboveground fuel tank releases. Bowes Environmental has the expertise to generate the required application forms for submittal to State and local entities, as well as perform the required Permit compliance monitoring and sampling.
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
Bowes Environmental offers over 28 years of professional experience in design and generation of environmental monitoring programs, including unconsolidated and bedrock monitoring well installations, groundwater sampling, surface water sampling, soil sampling, core logging and professional oversight for environmental cleanup operations.
ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENTS
Due diligence Phase I, Phase II and Phase III Environmental Site Assessments. Over 150 Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) performed for siting of wireless communication facilities and for commercial real estate transactions in Vermont and New Hampshire. Phase I ESAs are performed pursuant to the ASTM Practice E 1527-13 and 40 CFR Part 312, Standards and Practices for All Appropriate Inquiries. Numerous Phase II and Phase III ESAs performed throughout Vermont and New Hampshire. Confirmed and delineated presence of subsurface contamination under various unconsolidated environments from which results were used to ascertain magnitude of risk to client for cleanup liabilities associated with the properties. Phase III ESAs consisted of obtaining concurrence and approvals from State environmental agencies; such as, a soil cleanup at a New Hampshire concrete plant prior to the buyer taking ownership of the property; and, closure of an automotive hydraulic lift in Vermont, prior to finalizing a lease agreement.