PFAS Resources
PFAS (per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are chemicals used in the production of a wide range of everyday products but are now being identified as environmental contaminants in soil, groundwater, surface water and drinking water. Health concerns are being raised as there is likelihood of bioaccumulation upon exposure, and PFAS have been shown to have potential negative health effects. PFAS management plans are currently being developed, which will affect governmental entities, including US Department of Defense facilities, fire training facilities, airports, and water/wastewater service providers.
Freese and Nichols’ team of expert environmental engineers and scientists are available to help guide you through your PFAS management options, including assessment, testing and treatment methods, program management, and participation in industry stakeholder groups.
The Right Experts In-House
Freese and Nichols has helped numerous clients with soil and water remediation in compliance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and has assisted in stabilization, remediation, and treatment of contaminated sites.
Our environmental science and treatment teams have the expertise and experience to address PFAS contamination and assist you with regulatory compliance, testing, and remediation needs. Our experts can provide initial evaluations, assist with soil and groundwater testing, and develop BMPs and treatment solutions that stabilize, reduce, and decontaminate soil and water impacted with PFAS compounds.
Services
Our team is available to help with PFAS each step of the way:
- Site Investigation and Sampling Plans
- Planning and CIP Programs
- Regulatory Compliance
- PFAS Treatment Systems
- Compliance Monitoring
- Waste Disposal Plans
- PFAS Program Management
- Permitting
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