BCI Engineers and Scientists

BCI completed a Category "S" (same hazardous substance use) Baseline Environmental Assessment (BEA) and a Compliance Analysis for 21340 Pitko Road, Clinton Township, Michigan. The purpose of this Category S BEA was to provide an independent, professional evaluation and opinion regarding existing environmental conditions associated with the subject property and also to maintain a liability exemption for the cleanup of existing contamination due to past operations at the subject property.

On behalf of Palm Beach Aggregates, Inc., BCI Engineers & Scientists, Inc. performed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) of a portion of their 24-acre, unoccupied, undeveloped Lazy F property parcel located on the north side of Highway 80, approximately one mile west of the intersection of Seminole Pratt Whitney Road and Highway 80 West.

On behalf of Volunteers in Service to the Elderly (VISTE), BCI Engineers & Scientists, Inc. (BCI) performed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) of an adjacent 0.16–acre industrial property that the client wanted to turn into a large parking area. The subject property is an occupied, developed parcel of land bordered by the VISTE building to the east, a residential neighborhood to the north, and an occupied meat and poultry market to the west.

BCI was retained by Hayward Baker, Inc. to assist in the development of the former Universal Door property for use as an equipment parking and storage area. The Universal Door site is located adjacent to Hayward Baker’s Tampa operations facility, and consisted of a former borrow pit and unpermitted construction debris landfill.

The ElectroPhos site is a former elemental phosphorus production facility located near Mulberry, Florida. The ElectroPhos facility began operation in the 1950s and produced elemental phosphorus until 1983, when operations were suspended. Elemental phosphorus was produced at the facility by electro-arc reduction of low-grade phosphate ore from nearby mining operations.

BCI performed a Phase II Site Assessment on a 12-acre tract located at 3000 South State Road 37, in Mulberry, Florida, within Section 23, Township 30 South, Range 30 East. This property is situated along the western side of State Road 37, approximately three miles south of State Road 60.

BCI Engineers & Scientists, Inc. (BCI) was retained by Florida Sealing Products and potential interested purchasers to perform Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) for two adjacent parcels of property located on State Road 37 South in Mulberry, Florida. The site was formerly operated as a phosphate recovery facility with much of the foundation super structure still existing as well as several buildings.

As part of Phase I of a construction and debris material disposal and recovery facility design for Marcobay Construction, BCI performed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) on a 12.9 acre site known as the Florida Sealing Products site. The site was formerly operated as a phosphate recovery facility with much of the foundation super structure still existing as well as several on-site structures.

BCI was retained by a private property developer to conduct a Phase I Environmental Assessment and Limited Surface Water Quality Assessment of two parcels of land located in Polk and Hardee counties, Florida. One parcel was 107 acres and the other was 1,211 acres and both had been formerly mined for phosphate and been subject to reclamation.

BCI was retained by Clear Springs Land Company to conduct a Phase I and Phase II Environmental Assessment of an approximate 110 acre parcel of citrus and agricultural land located south of the city of Bartow. The property also was also subject to previous mining for borrow material.

BCI was retained by 126 Associates to perform a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) in general conformance with the scope and limitations of ASTM Standard E 1527-05 prior to their purchasing a 126-acre vacant property parcel, formerly known as the Holly Hill Fruit Products Property. The property is located east of the intersection of Sand Mine Road and U.S. Highway 27, and the only on-site activity is collecting citrus fruit from producing citrus groves.

BCI performed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) for First National Bank at a commercial property in Flint, Michigan.  BCI performed the site inspection to determine whether site conditions and/or surrounding sites possessed potential environmental liabilities, assessed potential issues related to adjacent properties, and determined if these issues would adversely impact the subject properties.

BCI staff, formerly part of Insight Environmental Services, Inc., performed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) for the City of Alma at a five-acre parcel, which comprised a portion of a former local airport. The City wanted to develop the property to use for their public transit facility.

BCI was hired by The Quikrete Companies, Inc. to perform a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) on an area for potential development for an ongoing mining operation. The project required soil characterization and land-use criteria and development requirements.

In June 2005, BCI was retained by Hygeia Health & Safety Services, Inc. to conduct a Phase I Environmental Assessment (ESA) of the Purada Processing, LLC property in Lakeland, Florida. The site is located in an industrial area and is operated as a facility for the manufacture of biodiesel fuel and associated by-products.

In 2006, BCI was retained by CANTEX, Inc. to conduct a Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) on two light industrial properties adjacent to their Auburndale PVC pipe manufacturing facility.