First listed as a Superfund Site in 1994 GSI personnel have been involved in all elements of the site clean-up.
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WMCPs are strategic water supply plans that meet state regulations and the client’s goals.
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Groundwater mining and high levels of nitrate threaten the water supply of productive farmland. GSI works with local stakeholders to understand the problems and find solutions.
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A collector well near the Columbia River helps a small Oregon city meet its water needs.
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GSI's hydrogeologists are experts at finding groundwater, determining the extent and capacity of aquifers, and helping our private and municipal clients to develop this valuable resource. GSI specializes in aquifer storage and recovery (ASR), an innovative technology that uses the natural storage capacity of an aquifer to store treated water underground.
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GSI's technical expertise, experience, and excellent relationships with regulatory agencies help our clients to effectively address their environmental challenges. GSI has a wide variety of environmental project management and permitting experience, including working on several Superfund sites involving contaminated soil and groundwater.
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GSI's experts understand the complexities of water rights and have experience working with multiple state agencies, attorneys, and other organizations involved in water rights issues. We help our clients develop water rights management strategies to address their water needs.
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GSI’s work, as a subconsultant to Hart Crowser and Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, using amendments for in situ remediation ...
Read MoreMatt Kohlbecker will be at the 2013 Clean Water and Stormwater Conference in Seattle, WA on May 8 and 9. ...
Read MoreGSI will be out in force at the 9th Annual Washington Hydrogeology Symposium coming later this April in Tacoma, Washington. Six of ...
Read MoreDr. Dennis Nelson of GSI Water Solutions and Amy Chinitz of Springfield Utility Board (SUB) have published an article in ...
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