Our Work

Environmental Assessment


  • Baseline survey and evaluation
  • Phase I & II environmental site assessment (ESA)
  • Watershed planning
  • Stormwater management modeling and best management practices (BMPs)
  • Mitigation planning, design, monitoring & remediation strategies/design
  • OSHA HAZWOPER
  • Risk assessment
  • Environmental impact studies
  • Field sampling and monitoring well installation
  • Storm water quality and testing
  • Risk-based corrective action
  • Regulations and compliance
  • GIS data collection

Environmental Assessment  

EDSI understands the Bi-State's growing environmental needs. Our staff includes a team of two environmental professional engineers, an environmental biologist, and an environmental chemist. This team is prepared to address a variety of ecological scenarios. We have a clear understanding of current environmental rules and regulations, and we're able to provide sustainable solutions to environmental issues.


Deer Creek Sanitary Relief Phase I Environmental Site Assessment

Location:
St. Louis, Missouri

EDSI conducted a Phase I Environmental Assessment of the area surrounding the proposed sewer alignment utilizing reports from existing databases such as Environmental Data Resources, Inc. (EDR).

The assessment included performing environmental oversight of geotechnical investigation along the alignment of a 100ft deep, 7000 ft long, 20ft diameter tunnel, soil samples screening using a Photo ionization detector (PID), collection of groundwater samples and supervision of temporary piezometer installation. EDSI also performed data compilation, analysis and presented the results and recommendations in a report to the St Louis Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD).



City of Chesterfield- Environmental Site Assessment

Location:
Chesterfield, Missouri

EDSI served as the prime consultant to provide Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) Investigation services, performed to ASTM Standard E1527, on 2 developed areas in the Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex.

The goal of the project was to assess the area and determine if it contained contaminates that needed to be removed before beginning construction on the site.In order to determine the condition of the site, EDSI performed field site investigation, soil quality testing, data collection, and consultation in methods for remediation of contaminated sites.