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Since 2018, EAS has been contracting with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to complete multiple projects in support of NOAA”s Protech Fisheries Program. EAS provides NOAA with Scientific and Technical Program Support Services for the Northeast Fisheries Science Center, Southwest Fisheries Science Center, California Coastal Office, and throughout the West Coast Region. EAS

In order to provide quality environmental compliance solutions to our clients, EAS has teamed with Stell Environmental Enterprises Inc. This partnership brings together decades of combined experience in natural and cultural resource, regulatory compliance, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) guidance, and environmental assessment. Under the Joint Venture, EAS and Stell are providing military and civilian

EAS has teamed with our Mentor and JV partner WSP Inc. (formerly Ecology and Environement Inc.) under the SBA’s All Small Mentor Protege program to bring our shared mission of using sound science to meet environmental challenges to our clients. EAS and WSP are working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Buffalo District to support

In support of maintaining regulatory compliance efforts in construction and demolition projects at Nellis Air Force Base (NAFB) in Nevada, EAS is providing environmental documentation, to support the decision-making process. Led by Project Manager Paige Rhodes, the project includes analysis of a range of activities associated with the east side flight line master plan expansion

EAS is currently completing an Environmental Assessment (EA) for the ongoing operation of Fairchild Air Force Base’s (AFB) Desert Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape Training (SERE) program. Led by Project Manager Kevin Groppe, the EAS team coordinates with Fairchild AFB NEPA Managers, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), and private landowners to perform work

EAS is currently completing an Environmental Impact Analysis to evaluate the impacts associated with the addition of F-35 Joint Strike Fighter aircraft and F-22A aircraft, as well as construction and renovation projects in support of the authorization of 268 additional personnel. The Environmental Assessment (EA) will also evaluate contractor-owned contractor-operated Adversary Air training at Nellis

The Willamette River Basin in western Oregon has historically supported large numbers of salmon, however, population growth and habitat changes have contributed to the decline of salmon in the areas.  The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Portland District (NWP) Hatchery Program provided funding to EAS to conduct work as part of the continued effort by