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Description
KEMRON Environmental Services, Inc., one of the most respected names in the environmental business, is an employee-owned, full-service environmental company serving industry and government for more than 30 years. Tracing our roots to the dawn of the environmental movement, KEMRON has remained true to our goal of protecting our environmental future while building a reputation as a leader in technology development, offering state of the art instrumentation and providing innovative and cost-effective solutions to complex environmental problems.
Offering our services and expertise throughout the country, KEMRON is structured around seven key business lines offered as stand alone services or bundled as a complete turnkey package.
Technological Institute Profile
Dave Vandenberg
VP, Analytical Services...
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Applied Technologies Group, Emergency Response, Environmental Assessment, Geotechnical Testing, Investigation & Engineering, Professional Consulting, Site Remediation
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