March 2014:    Pyramid has been awarded a new, 3-year contract with the NCDOT for GeoEnvironmental Services throughout the state of North Carolina.  This award is an indication of our successful work for the state, and our innovative approaches to site assessments.  Congruent to our previous contract, our work will include geophysical surveys, UST closure services, Preliminary Site Assessments, and other environmental sampling and testing.

April 2013:  Pyramid has renewed our contract with the NCDOT for Geo-Environmental services for another year.  This contract allows us to provide services such as geophysical surveys, underground storage tank closure services, and environmental sampling to the NC Department of Transportation. 

January 2013: Recently, Pyramid has had the opportunity to assist several different clients with preparing application submissions to the North Carolina Brownfields Program (http://portal.ncdenr.org/web/wm/bf) in order to obtain eligibility for their properties to be considered Brownfields sites.  Already so far in 2013 we have received one approval for eligibility from the state, and are currently working through additional Brownfields applications for other clients.  Our environmental expertise and long-standing relationships with both the clients and the North Carolina state agencies have allowed for a smooth and seamless application process.  Click on our January Newsletter link below for more information.


December 2012: Recently, Pyramid completed a Site Environmental Evaluation of Fort Monroe National Monument for the National Parks Service.  The project involved assisting the NPS with summarizing and evaluating a multitude of previous and ongoing environmental investigations that had been performed at the Fort, for the purposes of identifying environmental conditions.  These conditions were important to the NPS due to the conversion of sections of the Fort into a new National Park.

 

Pyramid was awarded the contract due to our long-standing relationship with the NPS and our respected team of environmental professionals.  We hope to continue this type of work for the NPS and other Federal agencies in the future.