August Mack Environmental started
as a company in 1988 and was actually named Hoosier Environmental
at that time. The name was changed in 1992 after more and more work
was extending beyond the borders of the Hoosier state. Now
nearly 24 years later, we have worked in over 40 states as well as
in Canada and Mexico. In our infancy, we concentrated on
environmental remediation and that still remains one of the
cornerstones of our business. But since those early days, we have
many other services...
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Did you know that August Mack is a GSA Schedules contract
holder? August Mack can provide the following services
directly to federal government buyers:
- 899-1 Environmental Consulting Services
- 899-3 Environmental Training Services
- 899-8 Remediation and Reclamation Services
To learn more about purchasing these services through GSA Advantage, visit our contractor information page here.
Taken from our newsletter
files:
Vapor intrusion (VI) is one pathway for building occupants to come
in contact with chemicals of concern, occurring when vapors from
contaminated soil and/or groundwater migrate into the indoor air of
overlying structures. The American Society for Testing and
Materials (ASTM) Standard Practice for Assessment of Vapor
Intrusion into Structures on Property Involved in Real Estate
Transactions E 2600-08 has been developed based on an industry
need to address the VI...
Blog from the August Mack
newsletter article archive:
What is MSECA?
The Midwestern States
Environmental Consultants Association (MSECA) was founded in
Indianapolis, Indiana in 2009 as a technical association focusing
on site characterization, remediation and closure. MSECA’s mission
includes two specific components: 1) educating the membership and
2) providing technical assistance to the Indiana Department of
Environmental Management (IDEM) during development of policy and
guidance.
MSECA...
Read More »Hiring an environmental compliance
consultant will add credibility to your result in
the eyes of your external stakeholders. These individuals or firms
usually have an already established relationship with the
environmental governing bodies and are knowledgeable in how to
submit reports correctly.
If you suspect a violation may be present or you become aware that a facility should have been complying with a law but has not, a consultant can come in and offer environmental compliance solutions.
If you suspect a violation may be present or you become aware that a facility should have been complying with a law but has not, a consultant can come in and offer environmental compliance solutions.
Mos...Read More »
Chlorinated solvents (TCE, PCE and
1,1,1-TCA) have had a long history of use in the United States.
But, do you know when production and use of these solvents began?
This webinar will explore the history of TCE, PCE and 1,1,1-TCA use
in the United States from the early 1900s thru present day.
Register for this November 3rd Environmental Remediation Consulting webinar.
Register for this November 3rd Environmental Remediation Consulting webinar.
Is your firm a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business (SDVOB)? Are you looking to do business with the federal government? August Mack is currently seeking SDVOB teaming partners in response to federal solicitations to provide environmental consulting, remediation, and EH&S training services. To learn more about partnering with August Mack, contact Michelle Fink at 317-916-3116.
August Mack is proud to support the Department of
Defense by providing quality environmental
consulting, remediation,
and EH&S
training services directly to the federal government
through its General Services Administration (GSA) Schedules
Contract. To learn more about purchasing through GSA
Schedules, contact Michelle Fink at
317-916-3116.
GSA Advantage makes it EASY to purchase services form August
Mack Environmental!
GSA Advantage is an online purchasing service created within the
General Services Administration. Its mission is to provide a
streamlined, efficient purchasing portal for federal agencies to
acquire the goods and services needed.
The purpose in creating this service was threefold:
1) To
reduce the time, cost and bureaucracy in purchasing goods and
services
2) To
insure the lowest possible price was obtained
3)...
August Mack Environmental provides services to the Federal
Government under the following NAICS Codes:
- 541620 - Environmental Consulting
- 562910 - Remediation Services
- 541330 - Engineering
- 562112 - Hazardous Waste Removal
- 541380 - Environmental Testing and Laboratory Services
- 541990 - Other Professional Services
August Mack Environmental can now provide services directly to
your military installation! if you are a
Contracting Officer seeking Environmental
Health & Safety and remediation
services, you have come to the right place!
August Mack provides these services directly to military
installations through our GSA Schedule Contract. These
service areas include:
- Environmental Consulting
- Environmental Training
- Remediation and Reclamation
Have an environmental problem with
your facility located in Ohio? If so, call Matt Gerner at
614.798.9922 and he will direct you to the resources needed to help
you out. Whether it's environmental assessments, sustainability
solutions, or environmental remediation consulting help that you
need, August Mack has the expertise to help with your issue. If
your facility is located in a state other than Ohio, call
me (Tom Anderson) at 317.916.3105.
Indiana: We have you covered! If you have a problem and need an Environmental Assessment or Remediation, call us to learn about our work in Indiana. Call 317.916.3105 and ask for Tom Anderson.
Vapor intrusion is a concern due to both human health and economic factors. To learn more about vapor intrusion, contact one of the environmental remediation consulting experts at August Mack Environmental at 800.579.0770.
First-order biodegradation is an
important process in monitored natural attenuation of contaminants.
It is important, however, to differentiate first-order decay from
other attenuation processes such as dispersion and sorption.
Improper use of decay constants can lead to an underestimation of
contaminant attenuation.
To register for this April 7th Environmental Remediation Consulting webinar, visit augustmackevents.webex.com.
A Recognized Environmental Condition (REC) means there is a presence or likely presence of conditions that indicate one of the following:
- An existing release
- Past release
- Material threat of a release
The identification of a
REC often triggers the need for environmental sampling. For
more information, call 800.579.0770 and ask to speak to one of the
environmental remediation consulting experts at August Mack
Environmental.
August Mack's Compliance Assurance Program (eCAP®) provides facilities with a team of environmental compliance consultants with expertise in all areas of environmental, health and safety (EH&S) regulatory compliance. This team will implement, review and maintain the EH&S management system that ensures compliance with current and future regulations. You need a team! Have us join your team.
August Mack specializes in environmental, health and safety compliance; environmental due diligence;...
Read More »I am Tom Anderson with August Mack Environmental. August Mack is a
full-service environmental, health and safety compliance consulting
firm that has been in business for over 22 years. Our goal is to
provide common sense business solutions to any EH&S issue when
companies and organizations need help from the outside. We do a
wide range of work but it typically falls into several areas of
expertise. This includes transactional type work such as Phase One
Environmental Site Assessments and Phase...Read More »
The in-situ remedial technology of Monitored Natural Attenuation (MNA) utilizes natural attenuation processes and requires long-term performance monitoring. It an agency approved remediation technology but is considered to be a passive technology.
The advantages of Monitored Natural Attenuation are the
following:
- Overall costs may be lower.
- Minimal disturbance to the site operations.
- Potential use below buildings and other areas that cannot be excavated.
- Does not generate remediation wastes.
- Reduced...
Another in-situ remedial technology is enhanced bioremediation which is also known as enhanced aerobic bioremediation. Natural bioremediation (breakdown) requires the continued presence of bacteria, nutrients, oxygen and moisture whereas enhanced bioremediation is used to accelerate naturally occurring bioremediation of contaminants in the subsurface. Bioremediation provides a supplemental supply of oxygen to bacteria (normally limiting factor). It can increase the rate of contaminant breakdown...
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