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Environmental Demolition, Inc.
321 West 45th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80216
Office Phone: 303-216-9001
Office Fax: 303-216-9026
www.EDICOLORADO.COM
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Hazardous
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Company Profile
Resumes of Key Personnel
Services
References
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COMPANY PROFILE
Environmental Demolition, Inc (EDI) has over ninety five years of combined
experience in the Environmental and Industrial Services fields. EDI brings
knowledgeable and experienced professionals to every job.
EDI approaches each project with a dedication to health and safety, an
uncompromising quality of work, a strict adherence to environmental regulations,
and a deep appreciation of scheduling and budget concerns.
EDI personnel have been involved in many environmental house keeping
procedures within Denver area businesses:
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Environmental Assistance Programs (EAP)
 Samsonite Corporation
 Lucent Technologies
 Krayden, Inc.
EDI personnel have successfully managed and completed chemical inventory lab
packs and environmental clean-ups for many different types of business and
facilities; Lab Packs include the identification, classification, packaging,
profiling, manifesting, transportation, and disposal of off specification, outdated,
unused, or unneeded chemicals from a wide range of processes with special focus
on educational facilities, hospitals, and laboratories including but not limited to the
following:
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Federal and State Facilities
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Rocky Mountain Arsenal
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Colorado National Guard
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United States Department of the Interior
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City of Denver
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Denver Public Schools
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Aurora Public Schools
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Hoehne High School
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Property Management Companies
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Carr America
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Cushman & Wakefield of Colorado, Inc
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The Sherman Agency
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Facility Logics
Industrial Manufacturing Companies
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Lucent Technologies
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AVAYA
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Anheuser Busch
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Metal Container Corporation
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Loctite
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Bolder Technologies
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Samsonite Corporation
Oil and Gas Companies
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Bp Amoco
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Valero
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Conoco
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Nicor Gas Company
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Marathon Oil
Resorts
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Winter Park
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Vail
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Aspen
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Military and DoD facilities
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U.S Department of Army
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U.S Department of Air Force
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Cheyenne Mountain NORAD
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Hospitals and Medical Facilities
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Porter Hospital
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Rose Medial Facilities
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MICHAEL HELM
Hazardous Materials Division Manager
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Michael Helm serves as Project Manager with over thirteen years experience in the hazardous
waste management field. He is responsible for field remediation services including the safe and
compliant packaging, manifesting, transportation, and disposal of waste. Formerly the VP of
Operations and founder of Hazerv of Colorado, Inc. and Colorado State Manager for Heritage
Environmental he brings an extensive background and detailed knowledge in all aspects of waste
management
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Front Range Community College: Organic/Inorganic Chemistry.
Front Range Community College: 40 hour OSHA Hazwoper Supervisor Certification.
Front Range Community College: Incident Commander Certification
Heritage Environmental Services LLC: Hazardous Materials Transporting Certification.
Heritage Environmental Services LLC: Lab Pack Chemist Certification.
Heritage Environmental Services LLC: Field Sample Collection Certification.
Oilind Safety: Confined Space Entry Certification.
FMH: Forklift Operator Certification.
DOT: Commercial drivers license class (A) with HAZMAT and Tanker endorsement (X).
HP&P Safety: Lead Awareness Certified
HP&P Safety: Permit required Confined Space Entry, Attendant, and Supervisor Certified
HP&P Safety: Confined Space Rescue Certified
HP&P Safety: Emergency Response Incident Commander Certified
HP&P Safety: DOT Hazardous Materials, General Awareness, Familiarization and General
Safety Certified
HP&P Safety: DOT Security Awareness Certified
HP&P Safety: Biological Waste Awareness Certified
AHERA: Certified Colorado Asbestos Supervisor
Micro – Mold Inspection Consulting and Remediation Organization: Certified Mold
Inspector CMI # 06-2010
Micro – Mold Inspection Consulting and Remediation Organization: Certified Mold
Remediation Contractor CMRC # 06-2008
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Lucent Technologies: Superintendent. Production plant lead dust abatement project (200,000 sq.
ft. plant).
Denver Public Schools: Project Manager. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John F.
Kennedy, and South High Schools R.O.T.C. target range Lead Abatement and landscape
restructure project. Senior Chemist for the 4,000 pound lab packs at aviation School, located in
Denver, CO.
Hoehne High School: Project Manager/Chemist. Seven-ton laboratory waste pack.
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Loctite: Project Manager/Chemist. Two-ton laboratory waste pack. Remove, decontaminate, and
ship eight–twenty thousand gallon chemical storage tanks.
Carr America/Tysson Dover: Project Manager. Design and build six underground auto pump
systems eliminating all ground level floods.
Samsonite: Project Manager. Plant shut down and Remediation.
Lucent Technologies: Project Manager. Plant shut down and Remediation.
Bolder Technologies: Project Manager for lead contaminated equipment disposal (approximately
80 cubic yards) and chemical lab pack consisting of approximately 48 containers and/or 8,000
pounds.
Gold Peak: Project Manager for the decontamination of process equipment contaminated with
lead, decontamination of specific site structures contained in the Gold Peak facility. Lead
Chemist for the 37,000 pound waste disposal project. Senior Site Safety Officer and author of the
Site Safety Plan, with environmental safety control over all contractors and contractors
employees.
Marathon Ashland Petroleum PTC Facility: Project Manager for the Remediation of the
Littleton, CO Mineral Research Laboratory Campus. Remediation included all PCB
contamination, Mercury Contamination, RCRA 8 Metals Contamination, VOC Contamination,
and Impacted Soils excavation.
Nicor Gas: Project Manager for the Remediation of 3700 facilities (primarily residential) which
had been contaminated with Mercury. Nicor Gas employees removed thousands of Gas
Regulators from homes throughout the Chicago City limits, in doing so released Elemental
Mercury in over 90% of the homes that were serviced. Over a three month period we remediate
and decontaminated several hundred of these facilities. Sampling and random audits proved that
the techniques used by our technicians yielded a 100% accuracy rating.
Tri-County Health Department: Clandestine Methamphetamine Drug Lab Clean up and
Biological waste handling.
City of Denver: Clandestine Methamphetamine Drug Lab Clean up and Biological waste
handling. Crime Scene clean up.
United States Department of the Interior / Bureau of Reclamation: Project Manager for the
remediation of four PCB contaminated oil storage tanks.
United States Department of the Interior / Bureau of Reclamation: Project Manager for the
remediation, packaging, transportation, and recycling of Mercury. 295 pounds of Mercury was
removed from multiple hanging Manometers at the Twin Lakes Power Plant and Sugar Loaf Dam
facilities.
United States Department of the Interior / Bureau of Reclamation: Project Manager for the
remediation/abatement of Hantavirus containing materials at the out parcel atop the Black
Canyon
United States Department of Defense (NORAD): Project Manager Lead based paint
remediation and disposal
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MARK SAMPSON
GENERAL MANAGER
Mark Sampson joined Environmental Demolition, Inc. (EDI) on February 4, 2008 as its General
Manager. His primary duties include bottom line responsibility for business development,
estimating, project design, project management, safety and regulatory compliance, quality
assurance, supervisor and worker training, and warehouse operations. Mark will ensure that
EDI’s customers receive the finest asbestos abatement, HazMat remediation, lead abatement,
microbial remediation and restoration services available in this market.
Mark’s experience in the environmental contracting industry includes:
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Supervision of a Construction Management Division responsible for management of all
asbestos abatement in the Washington, D.C. public school system under a multi-million
dollar contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Management of $1 million + of asbestos abatement, lead abatement, PCB abatement,
microbial remediation and selective demolition at the Pentagon as a subcontractor to several
major general contracting firms of the Department of Defense Pentagon Renovation Program.
Management of multiple microbial remediation and asbestos abatement projects at Walter
Reed Army Medical Center as a prime contractor and subcontractor.
Management of $1 million + of asbestos abatement, lead abatement and microbial
remediation at Marine Corps Base Quantico as a prime contractor to the Marine Corps
Combat Command and subcontractor to Shaw Beneco, Inc.
Management of multiple asbestos abatement, lead abatement, PCB abatement, microbial
remediation, selective demolition, and restoration projects for the National Capitol Region
General Services Administration – Fire, Safety and Environmental Health Division and the
Department of Defense in facilities such as the GSA Central Office Building, Commerce
Building, State Department, Central Heat Plant, Veterans Building, Washington Navy Yard,
White House and residence of the Vice President of the United States.
Management of hundreds of asbestos abatement, HazMat remediation, lead abatement,
microbial remediation, HVAC system cleaning/restoration, selective demolition, building
demolition and restoration projects in the Minneapolis-St. Paul, Washington, D.C., and
Denver metropolitan areas in: public and private primary, secondary and higher education
facilities; public and private health care facilities; public and private housing; and a wide
variety of commercial, industrial and manufacturing facilities.
Mark has worked in the Colorado environmental industry since July of 2003, estimating and
managing numerous successful high-profile projects, including asbestos-contaminated soils
remediation at the Former Stapleton International Airport for the City and County of Denver,
Department of Aviation with a contract value exceeding $8 million.
Mark’s professional certifications and education include:
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EPA-approved AHERA Asbestos Project Designer (Colorado Certification No. 11151)
EPA-approved AHERA Asbestos Project Supervisor (Colorado Certification No. 11151)
Indoor Air Quality Association Certified Mold Remediator
National Air Duct Cleaners Association Air Systems Cleaning Specialist
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Bachelor of Arts, University of Minnesota (Minneapolis) College of Liberal Arts – 1975
Juris Doctorate, University of Minnesota (Minneapolis) Law School - 1978
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SERVICES
 Waste Services
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Hazardous Waste Emergency Response
Clandestine Methamphetamine Drug Laboratory Clean Up
Soils Remediation
Ground Water Remediation
RCRA Hazardous Waste
Non-Regulated Wastes
Universal Waste
Special Waste
Lab Packs
Environmental Assistance Programs
 Biological Waste
 Body Recovery
 Suicide Clean Up
 Murder Clean Up
 Clandestine Methamphetamine Drug Laboratory Clean Up
 Bodily Fluid Recovery
 Biological Contamination Neutralization
 Gray Water Remediation
 Black water Remediation
 Plant and Industrial Services
 24-Hour Emergency Response
 Demolition & Decommissioning Services
 Industrial Maintenance
 Tank Cleaning
 Concrete and Asphalt Cleaning
 Battery Charging Station Services
 Hydro Scrubbing
 Waste Management
 Remediation Services
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Organics, PCBs, and Heavy Metals Extraction Technologies
Neutralization Process
Equipment/Plant Decontamination
Soil Extraction
Process Decommissioning
 Product Recovery/Recycling Services
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Metals Recovery
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 Oil Reclamation
 Glycol Reclamation
 Mercury Recycling
 Copper Recycling
 Fluorescent Lamps
 Mercury Vapor Lamps
 PCB Ballast
 Batteries
 Analytical Services
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Drinking Water Analysis
Wastewater Analysis
TCLP/Waste Characterization
RCRA Analysis
UST Impact Analysis
Soil Analysis
Asbestos Identification
 Equipment
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Super Suckers
Vacuum Loaders
Excavators
Front In Loaders
Skid Loaders
Back Hoes
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References
Company: Samsonite Corporation
Contact: Tracy Bertles
Department: Manager, Labor Relations
Mailing address: 11200 East 45th Avenue
Denver, CO 80239-3018
Phone: (303) 373-7476
Fax: (303) 373-7343
Project: Weekly waste collection and handling of all Hazardous, NonHazardous, Non-Regulated, Universal, and Special waste throughout the
Denver, CO campus.
Remove, package, transport, and dispose of all Lamps, PCB Transformers,
Capacitors, & Ballast
Packaging, transport, and dispose of all RCRA Hazardous waste, NonRegulated waste, Non-Hazardous waste
Company: Marathon Oil, PTC Facility Closer
Contact: Mark Ehrman
Department: Senior Environmental Manager
Phone: (317) 694-0532
Project: Complete remediation, packaging, transportation, and disposal of the
87 acre laboratory facility located in Littleton Colorado. Wastes included
Lamps, PCB Transformers, Capacitors, & Ballast, Mercury Spills, Mercury
Vacuum Vessels, Contaminated Soils, Transformer Oils, Elevator Oils,
Equipment & Motor Oil, Refrigerant Reclamation
Demolition of Elevator Cabs, Hydraulic Line Severing, Drop Lift Pistons, and
Collect Pressured Oils
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Company: Consolidated Electric Distribution, Inc.
Contact: Bob Opp
Department: District Sales Manager
Mailing address: 2405 W. 5th Avenue
Denver, CO 80204
Phone: (303) 623-1233
Project: Weekly collection, transportation and recycling of lamps from several
CED customers including King Soopers.
Company: Cushman & Wakefield of Colorado, Inc.
Contact: Michael Turzanski
Contact: Al Mlynar
Department: Operations Manager
Mailing address: 633 Seventeenth Street, Suite 1700
Denver, CO 80202
Phone: (303) 292-2300
Project: Monthly collection, transportation and recycling of lamps, PCB
Ballast, and Lead Acid Batteries.
Company: Waste Management of Colorado, Inc.
Contact: Kevin Phillips / Matt Morris
Department: Industrial Waste Sales
Mailing address: 7780 E. 96th Avenue
Henderson, CO 80640
Phone: (800) 322-8405
Project: Hazardous Materials collection, consolidation, and lab pack.
Chemical release and equipment contamination emergency response,
decontamination, waste packaging, transportation, and disposal
Collection and recycling of Lamps, PCB Ballast, and other Universal Waste
from several WM customers State wide
Contaminated Soils Excavation and Transportation
Site chemical identification and waste stream profiling
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COMPANY: United States Department of the Interior
Bureau of Reclamation
Contact: Kay Schritter
Department: Administrative Officer
Mailing address: 1820 South Rio Grande Avenue
Montrose, CO 81401-4859
Phone:
Fax:
Project: Decontaminate for transformer oil tanks, install ladder system and chemically
extract PCB’s from one 10,000 gallon tank and three Non-PCB tanks. Level “B”
containment with supplied air and Confined Space protocols, including self permitting
and constant atmosphere monitoring. Final Clearance samples were taken per the
EPA’s PCB debris guidelines and proved that the chemical extraction process worked.
Letter of Recommendation issued October 20, 2005 article # CCI-110, PER–12.10