Markets and Services

E & E creates custom-designed public and private Web sites in support of client initiatives to improve awareness and education, efficiency, and communications; ensure compliance with environmental regulations; facilitate public participation; and coordinate tasks and activities. Our Web sites support emergency response services, environmental forensics, litigation, remediation projects, and the preparation of environmental impact statements for domestic and international government and commercial clients.

Cabrillo Port, California
To support this highly controversial project, developed a Web-based system for managing comments of varying format received from public hearing transcripts, hard-copy letters, e-mails, and Web site regarding the environmental impact report. Management of comment documents was assisted by the numerous filtering, sorting, and reporting options.

Hudson River Remediation, New York
Developed a unique, turnkey Web site solution that enabled client to successfully manage multiple users and organizations, reports, events and meetings, public comments, and a rich history of archival documentation.

Life Pieces to Masterpieces, Washington, DC
Developed the look and feel and portions of the content for the Web site for Life Pieces to Masterpieces, a nonprofit youth development organization serving boys and young men ages three to 21 living in low-income and public housing east of the Anacostia River.

Environmental Data Warehouse, Air Force Reserve Command, AFRC, Nationwide
Designed and developed an interactive environmental data warehouse—comprehensive Web site includes information on 10 compliance program areas, an environmental management system, document management, environmental contaminants database, and an environmental GIS module.

"We were very impressed with the format and operation of the Cabrillo comment management system. Its ease of use made the review of the massive, multi-issued documents so much more efficient. We were quite pleased how easy it was to pin point the specific issues. Your cataloging system is superb (and essential considering the extreme quantity of public comments)." —Francis Mardula, MARAD