Category Archive for "Environmental Services" | E2 Project Management, LLC

Former Maxwell House Coffee Industrial Site | Hoboken, New Jersey Engineers

E2PM has provided environmental services for this Brownfield Redevelopment Project, a 24 acre site on the Hudson River. The project includes 1.4 million square feet of class “A” residential and commercial space. E2PM staff prepared NJDEP submittals including: Preliminary Assessment (PA); Site Investigation (SI); Remedial Investigation (RI); Baseline Ecological.

NJ Transit – Hoboken Yards True Wheel Building | Hoboken, New Jersey Engineering

E2PM has provided civil, geotechnical, structural, and environmental engineering services for the construction of the True Wheel Building project located within Hoboken Railroad Yards, Hoboken, New Jersey. The project involved dewatering of deep foundations situated in complex subsurface conditions in close proximity to the Long Slip Channel. The geotechnical and.

Conceptual Design Prototype of Net Zero Energy Facility | Rockaway Township, NJ Engineering

Picatinny’s Demil and Environmental Technology Division is proposing to construct a prototype energy efficient building that will become a laboratory for innovative energy demand reduction technologies by demonstrating the holistic integration of building site selection, use of energy efficient materials, and renewable energy producing technologies. This initiative will advance.

Camden Redevelopment Agency | Camden, New Jersey Engineers

E2PM was contracted by the Camden Redevelopment Agency (CRA) to conduct due diligence and Preliminary Assessment (PA) tasks for two particular locations in the City of Camden, Camden County, New Jersey, summarized as follows: For Pierce & Dupont Street Project, E2PM provided the following services throughout the duration of this.

Former TR Metro Chemicals, Inc. | Ridgefield, New Jersey Engineers

The property, formerly operated by TR Metro Chemicals Inc. (TR Metro), consists of 2.5 acres located at the foot of Hudson Avenue, in the Borough of Ridgefield, Bergen County, New Jersey. The site is bordered on the west by Conrail Railroad and light industry; on the south by a.

IGI Petroleum (Petroleum Specialties International) | Brownfields Redevelopment | Perth Amboy, NJ Engineering

Mr. Ferrante managed the preparation of the following reports for this site. A RIR/RAWP to address soil and ground water was developed and submitted to the USEPA and NJDEP for comment on January 13, 2006. USEPA commented on the RIR/RAWP in a letter dated March 14, 2006. It was.

Newark Refrigerated Warehouse (Russo Property) | Brownfields Redevelopment | Newark, NJ Engineers

The Russo Property (subject site) is located at 299-301 Emmet Street, Newark NJ and occupies approximately seven acres. American Transformer Company previously operated facilities on the property directly to the north of the subject site. Historical operations at the site include Cooper Iron Works from 1908 to 1931 and.

Former Maxwell House Coffee Industrial Site | Brownfields Redevelopment | Hoboken, NJ Engineers

The former Maxwell House site is located on Block 261, Lot 1, in the City of Hoboken, New Jersey. The redevelopment project has preliminary site plan and subdivision approval, which includes changes to the tax block and lot for the property. The Owner entered into an Agreement to Reimburse.

The Hertz Corporation | Multiple Sites New Jersey Engineers

E2PM provides regional environmental management and support to Hertz Corporation at their headquarters in Park Ridge, New Jersey. The Hertz Corporation is the leading vehicle and equipment rental organization in the world, handling approximately thirty million reservations a year. Hertz operates in 7,700 locations in 145 countries worldwide. Hertz.

500 High Street | Perth Amboy, NJ Engineers

A property at 500 High Street in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, once used by General Cable Corporation and as an industrial warehouse facility, consists of a multi-story, reinforced concrete industrial structure which is currently vacant and has been stripped by the current owner of all former building materials (scrap.