Environmental

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Targeted Brownfield Assessments (TBA)
AmDyne is conducting phase I/II environmental assessments for the nationwide EPA TBA program. We are currently conducting Phase I Assessments for the Former Naval Training Facility, Bainbridge in Port Deposit, MD. This site involves developing all Safety and Quality Assurance documentation as well as conducting all field sampling (soil and groundwater) and analysis. AmDyne has supported the EPA TBA program on tasks nationwide including South Carolina and Missouri.
Masonville Cove Environmental Engineering Support
AmDyne is supporting characterization and remediation of Masonville Cove uplands, a designated mitigation area for the Masonville Dredged Material Containment Facility (DMCF). AmDyne has conducted on-site soil and groundwater sampling, mapping and GIS support, engineering and permitting for debris removal from wetland areas, construction inspection for debris removal, human health risk assessment support, development of a Health and Safety Plan (HASP), and development of remedial alternatives. Work has been on-going since early 2008.
Sparrows Point Site Assessments
As a subcontractor to EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, AmDyne is supporting evaluation of Sparrows Point land for a future MPA Dredged Material Containment Facility (DMCF). AmDyne has prepared Site Review documents for the Coke Oven Area and the Coke Point Landfill in the southwest corner of the Sparrows Point industrial complex. The EPA has designated these areas as among the most contaminated areas of Sparrows Point. AmDyne performed literature reviews and analyzed reports and results from 20 years of prior studies, including the Remedial Investigations and focused investigations of soil, groundwater, surface water, and sediment contamination. Work included preparation of a concise summary of site contamination data and evaluation of data gaps.
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) Environmental Planning Support Services
AmDyne provides Parsons Management Consultants (PMC) with planning support services for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) Capital Development Program (CDP). The CDP is for new construction and renovations at Dulles International and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airports. AmDyne supports MWAA with environmental planning, design, and construction, including AST and UST relocation and construction, Compliance for air, water, and waste management, National Environmental Policy Action (NEPA) documents, and GIS development. AmDyne prepared analyses and documentation to guide airport planning, design, and construction. Support is provided in the preparation of National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents, wetlands and natural resource permits, and preparation of CADD and GIS graphics products to support the Capital Construction Programs. For instance, AmDyne developed a GIS layer utilizing ArcGIS for environmental compliance facilities including above ground and below ground storage tanks, glycol tanks, outfalls, transformers, and oil water separators. This task involved conducting field surveys to locate the equipment and take GPS locations and pictures. Data was incorporated into a GIS system that is available to planning, engineering design, and operations personnel.
Compliance Focused Environmental Management System (CFEMS) for Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA)
AmDyne is currently developing a CFEMS to improve MVA’s day-to-day management of its facilities and operations. AmDyne has analyzed MVA’s organizational structure and defined the environmental aspects that must be addressed. AmDyne has also analyzed the data management requirements and information dissemination tools to support MVA’s environmental management efforts. Continuing work includes developing an Environmental Compliance Guide, a CFEMS Manual, facility surveys to determine compliance or non-compliance, and training to develop MVA’s self-audit capability. When completed, MVA’s CFEMS will help to maintain the link between planning and implementation that leads to more effective stewardship.
Department of Veterans Affairs Environmental Assessments
AmDyne provides nationwide support of phase I and NEPA documentation for VA medical centers. This is in support of the Enhanced Use Lease (EUL) program underway by the VA in a push to upgrade their facilities through the use of developer relationships. AmDyne conducts site visits, prepares the phase I documentation and provides NEPA consultation. We have frequently dealt with issues common to EA preparation, including wetlands, floodplains, threatened and endangered species, historic preservation (VAMC structures that are listed or eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places), and coordinating with the State Historic Preservation Officers for compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. Another major issue addressed was visual impacts, and the ESAs presented photos that demonstrated the proposed EUL development's lack of significant visual impacts. Sites conducted to date have included medical facilities in Texas, Ohio, Washington, and Illinois.
Federal Aviation Administration ASR-9 Antenna Siting Study
AmDyne is providing environmental support services for the FAA’s ASR-9 Installation at Chicago O’Hare Airport. We are performing environmental review and analysis and preparing documentation required to install the West ASR-9 system. We are performing the following environmental studies as necessary in conformance with requirements contained in FAA Order 1050.1E, Environmental Impacts: Policies and Procedures, FAA Order 1050.19A, Environmental Due Diligence Audits in the Conduct of FAA Real Property Transactions, and the National Environmental Policy Act.
TSA Radiation Safety Program Manual
Developed the Radiation Safety Program Manual for a Homeland Defense organization (TSA) that utilizes screening and explosive detection devices. The steps involved included; identifying program goals, objectives, and responsibilities; to develop implementation plans; to prioritize associated tasks; and to prepare a written program document. Provided technical assistance and research various regulatory requirements to assist in the planning, development, and implementation of the Radiation Safety Program.




