ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
At Kīnā'ole, we are committed to doing our part to help preserve the natural environment so that future generations can enjoy earth’s beauty. Through more than three decades of environmental stewardship, our environmental personnel are some of the best in the industry that are recognized by our clients’ for brining innovative solutions to their environmental challenges.
WHAT OUR CLIENTS
ARE SAYING
One thing I know about Kīnā'ole is that they are always going to provide best in class professionals in helping the Army accomplish its environmental mission.” - Hopeton Brown (ret), Army Environmental Center
ENVIRONMENTAL DEMOLITION & DISPOSAL
REMEDIAL INVESTIGATIONS / FEASIBILITY STUDIES
PERFORMANCE BASED REMEDIATION (PBR)
MILITARY MUNITIONS RESPONSE PROGRAM
SURFACE, UNDERWATER, & RANGE CLEARANCE
UXO/ MEC CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT
FUNDS ASSESSMENTS
NATURAL & CULTURAL RESOURCES
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
POLICY AND COMPLIANCE
Kīnā'ole Environmental Services
Kīnā'ole provides a wide range of environmental services, including Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study (RI/FS), Surface, Underwater & Range Clearance, Preliminary Assessments, Inspections, & Site Evaluations, and Time- and Non-Time-Critical Removal Actions. Our team of experienced professionals is well-equipped to handle even the most challenging environmental projects, including the Removal, Inspection, and Classification of Material Potentially Presenting an Explosive Hazard (MPPEH), including disposal by detonation.
In addition, we offer UXO/MEC Avoidance for Construction Support, Surveys, and Escort Duties, helping to ensure the safety and integrity of construction projects in areas that may be impacted by unexploded ordnance or other hazards. Our team also provides community outreach services, helping to educate and engage local communities on environmental issues and promoting sustainability and environmental stewardship.
Finally, we offer policy and compliance services, helping our clients to navigate complex regulatory frameworks such as CERCLA, RCRA, and FUDS. With a deep understanding of these regulations and their implications, we can help our clients to achieve compliance while also ensuring that their environmental goals are met. Overall, Kīnā'ole is committed to delivering high-quality, sustainable, and cost-effective environmental services to our clients, while also promoting economic growth and development for the Native Hawaiian community.
Kīnā'ole - ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
PROJECT Example
CLIENT: USACE Omaha District
Statement of work: Under a Single Award Task Order Contract (SATOC), Kīnā'ole is conducting Property Assessments (PAs) at three Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) properties: Duluth International Airport, Minnesota; Black Hills Ordnance Depot, South Dakota; and Glasgow Air Force Base, Montana. These PAs are being performed following the guidance and methodology of Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Preliminary Assessments.
However, they are not called Preliminary Assessments due to the fact that each of these properties has progressed into subsequent phases of the “CERCLA process.” These efforts include the following additional tasks 1) property transfer information, 2) identification of Third-Party concerns, and 3) Right of Entry (ROE) access issues. FUDS Inventory Project Reports (INPRs) will be provided for each property for the applicable category, i.e. HTRW, MMRP, CON/HTRW (Containerized Hazardous, Toxic, and/or Radioactive Waste) or BD/DR (Building Demolition and Debris Removal).
REPRESENTATIVE PAST PERFORMANCE
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Client: USACE Los Angeles / POP: 7/2/2020 - Present
Scope: This task Order is part of an IDIQ for Professional Services for Environmental Remediation. Contract requirements include CERCLA, SARA, DERP Manual, etc. necessary for the USAEC to complete FYRs/PR for the Army Environmental Cleanup Program and to support USACE in meeting the Army's statutory and programmatic requirements. Additional Task Order requirements include: historical documenUdata review, public notices, site inspections, interviews, ARAR/RAO analysis, risk assessment, technical subject analysis, Five-Year/Periodic Review reports; in addition to LUC assessment and LUCIPs.
Client: USACE Sacramento / POP: 9/29/2020 - Present
Scope: This requirement is for environmental remediation services and Corrective Measures Implementation for eight (8) Solid Waste Management Unit sites at Hawthorne Army Depot which involves Compliance Restoration and Installation Restoration Program sites. Services provided include operation, maintenance, and monitoring (OM&M) of Corrective Actions for contaminated groundwater; developing corrective measure implementation plans; abandon wells and site restoration; and long-term maintenance.
Client: USAEC Hunstville / POP: 9/4/2015 - 9/24/2016
Scope: For this project we provided unexploded ordnance UXO support as a subcontractor to NHV to remove Munitions and Explosives of Concern (MEC) and Material Potentially Presenting an Explosive Hazard (MPPEH), including munitions debris (MD) from the PTA Former Bazooka Range. We worked to complete a surface clearance consisting of just over 60 acres situated on unstable, course volcanic rock known as A!.a lava, where the team inspected, classified, and removed approximately 36 tons of MPPEH. This project received "Excellent" performance ratings by COR/PM on a PPQ.
Client: USACE Charleston / POP: 9/24/2020 - Present
Scope: We are providing aerial surveys and established data reporting protocols to decrease the risk of impacts to North Atlantic Right Whales from activities in the coastal waters of North Carolina, South Carolina, and north Georgia. We are accomplishing this through the collection and reporting of near shore aerial surveillance data collection protocols so data are compatible with existing archival datasets (e.g. North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium [NARWC], Ocean Biogeographic Information System [OBIS]) and in the habit-based cetacean density models developed by the Marine Geospatial Ecology Laboratory at Duke University.
Client: USACE Omaha / POP: 12/20/2019 - 9/18/2021
Scope: Project includes conducting an investigation of FUDS Properties with histories of CERCLA activities to evaluate: 1) Current status of Environmental Investigation and Remediation for each parcel; 2) Compliance with remedial actions, 3) Research Prior ownership and entities that may be Potentially Responsible Parties.
Client: USACE Omaha / POP: 9/30/2020 - Present
Scope: Project includes conducting PAs at four installations under CERCLA to distinguish between sites that pose little or no threat to human health and the environment and sites that require further investigation. The project will enable review of existing information about the site; provide site and environs reconnaissance; collect additional information about the site; evaluate all information and develop a site score; and prepare a brief site summary report and site characteristics form.
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