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Native American Owned (MBE) | Disadvantaged Business (DBE) | Small Business
Environmental Services
PLAN
Land Use Plans
Transportation Plans
Site Master Plans
Capital Improvements Programming
Environmental Studies
Environmental Due Diligence
DESIGN
Water, Wastewater, Stormwater Facilities
Streets and Highways
Transit Facilities
Housing
Public Buildings
Hatcheries, Fish Passage, Related Facilities
Site Development
Design Quality Assurance
ENGINEER
Feasibility Studies
Facility Condition Assessments
Seismic Analysis
Environmental Compliance/SPCC
Water Resources
Independent Qualified Registered
Professional Engineer
MANAGE
Construction Management
Contract Administration
Program Management
Commissioning
De-commissioning
Site Investigation/Remediation
Workforce Development
AKANA is a Native American owned
professional services firm helping clients
plan + design + engineer + manage projects in
the built environment.
www.akana.us
www.akana.us
AKANA'S ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES GROUP supports permitting, compliance, due diligence,
and decommissioning projects for the military, public infrastructure, housing and
commercial development, and several industries, including power generation, waste
incineration, site remediation and reclamation, and upstream oil and gas.
OUR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
NEPA Compliance - Cultural Resource Studies Environmental Assessments Environmental Impact Statements Categorical Exclusions
Program Evaluation/ Regulatory Compliance Audits
Spill Prevention Control and
Countermeasures (SPCC) Plans
Due Diligence Investigations
Hazardous Waste Facility
Closure Plan and Permitting
Wetlands Delineation/Permitting
Spill Assessment and Reporting
IR Camera Surveys for Methane/Natural Gas Leak Detection
RECENT PROJECTS
Human Health and Ecological
Risk Assessment, Oregon
Department of Environmental
Quality
Oil and Gas Drill Pad Phase I & II Environmental Due Diligence, Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, North Dakota
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Biological Assessment Services, WBI Energy, Montana and North Dakota
Biological Assessments
Phase I Site Assessments
Land Reclamation Assessments and Monitoring
RCRA Enforcement and Permitting Support
Phase II Site Investigations
Monitor Well Installation/ Development/Sampling
Superfund Site Remediation/Monitoring
Air Permitting/Compliance/Monitoring
Human Health and Ecological
Risk Assessments
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) Preparation and Inspections
www.akana.us
AKANA COMPLETED A PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT (ESA) for the Highway 351
Joseph to Wallowa Lake Bike-Pedestrian improvement project. The project covers 0.77 miles
on Hwy 351 from the City of Joseph to the boat ramp at Wallowa Lake.
OUR SERVICES
Project management
Phase I Environmental Site
Assessment
Hazmat Corridor
Assessment
Oregon Department of
Transportation
REFERENCE
Kevin Boyle
Project/Utility Coordinator
OBEC Consulting Engineers
(503) 400-3271
THE DETAILS
As part of the OBEC Consulting Engineers A/E design team, Akana
completed the linear Phase I ESA which involved a field investigation,
historic records review, and interviews with individuals knowledgeable
about the highway corridor.
Project details included sensitive habitat areas and a historical
landmark which would need to be preserved as part of the project.
Akana’s report was reviewed and accepted by the ODOT client and
is part of the project design documentation.
PHASE I ESA HWY 351 JOSEPH TO WALLOWA LAKE
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AKANA COMPLETED A PHASE II ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT (ESA) of Century Link's
Waucoma Center in Hood River, Oregon. The center is a former warehouse facility which
was redeveloped by the Port of Hood River into a commercial office building.
OUR SERVICES
Project management
Phase II Environmental Site
Assessment
Oregon DEQ No Further Action
Sonic drilling
REFERENCE
Ed Clement
Regional HS Manager
CenturyLink
(913) 353-7290
THE DETAILS
Prior site uses include the manufacturing and distribution of
orchard spray pesticides. The former orchard spray facility was
covered with up to 30 feet of fill material for the redevelopment
project.
Akana completed 12 borings to evaluate potential contamination
impacts from the former orchard spray facility. Samples were
submitted for laboratory analysis for metals, pesticide and petroleum
hydrocarbon analysis.
Our final report received a No Further Action determination by
DEQ.
WAUCOMA CENTER PHASE II ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT
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AKANA PREPARED DEMOLITION SPECIFICATIONS INCLUDING A REMEDIATION PLAN for the
former C&M Motors site in northeast Portland. The site is a former auto-repair facility being
redeveloped by the Portland Development Commission (PDC).
OUR SERVICES
Project management
Remediation planning
Redevelopment
REFERENCE
Wendy Wilcox
Construction Specialist
Portland Development
Commission
(503) 823-3236
THE DETAILS
Demolition specifications prepared for the former C&M Motors
site on NE Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard covered site
buildings and utilities and also addressed known subsurface
contamination issues. The primary site contaminant was petroleum
hydrocarbon which was located in two separate areas of the site. The
remediation specification included removal of site contaminants with
off-site disposal and confirmation sampling requirements.
The demolition specifications have been accepted by the PDC and
will be issued as part of a construction bid package.
C&M MOTORS DEMOLITION/REMEDIATION SPECIFICATION
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UNDER CONTRACT TO THE BIA WESTERN REGION OFFICE, AKANA IS CONDUCTING REMEDIAL
INVESTIGATIONS related to the continued presence of petroleum hydrocarbons in soil and
groundwater beneath a portion of the Owyhee community on the Shoshone-Paiutes Duck
Valley Indian Reservation, Nevada.
HYDROCARBON ASSESSMENT AND INVESTIGATION
OUR SERVICES
Data review and gap
analysis
Groundwater condition
assessment
Soil borings and well
monitoring
Remedial Design Plan
preparation
THE DETAILS
The objectives of the project are to further characterize and
delineate TPH impacted soil and groundwater within the town of
Owyhee and to satisfy the provisions set forth in the 1995 EPA
Administrative Order.
To accomplish these objectives, the project has been organized into
three phases. Phase I planning involves a review of existing data and
assessment of current groundwater conditions. Phase II field
investigation and assessment involves installation of soil borings and
monitor wells and monitoring well abandonment. Aquifer test will be
conducted to assist in Phase III preparation of a Remedial Design Plan
and an Implementation Work Plan.
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AKANA HAS PROVIDED SERVICES INVOLVING A VARIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION
AND REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES FOR MULTIPLE PROJECTS IN THE USCG PACIFIC REGION.
Environmental work has included management and oversight of lead-based paint and
asbestos removal activities; contaminated soil sampling, removal, and disposal; underground
storage tank removal and disposal; and permitting activities.
OUR SERVICES
Project/construction
management
Hazardous materials
removal
Contaminated solid
sampling, disposal
UST removal and disposal
Permitting activities
REFERENCE
Mark McAll
US Coast Guard
(206) 409-5157
THE DETAILS
Pier 36, Seattle, WA – Akana provided dredging inspection
services and ensured that work was performed in accordance
with contract documents and local environmental regulations.
Dredged materials included both sediments for in-water disposal
and debris and contaminated soils for approved upland disposal.
Additional projects included coordination with Coast Guard
environmental staff on asbestos and lead paint abatement
activities, UST removal and remediation activities, and
contaminated soil excavation and disposal activities.
Station Bellingham, WA – For the Bellingham Floating Dock
Expansion, Akana served as Contracting Officer's Representative,
responsible for
overseeing
permitted in-
water work with
the Port of
Bellingham and
the Washington
DFW during the
fish window for
relocation of the
pilings. Activities
included negotiations with WDFW for modification of the
permit during ongoing activities.
US Coast Guard Building 500 Deepwater Project, Petaluma, CA –
Akana managed construction for removal/disposal of asbestos-
containing materials (paint, adhesives, floor tile, wallboard)
during renovation of an existing building; and the associated
hazardous waste disposal. The project also involved the
identification, removal, and disposal of petroleum
contaminated soils in accordance with Federal and State
regulations.
ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION, WESTERN US, US COAST GUARD
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AKANA PREPARED DEMOLITION SPECIFICATIONS INCLUDING A REMEDIATION PLAN for the
former C&M Motors site in northeast Portland. The site is a former auto-repair facility being
redeveloped by the Portland Development Commission (PDC).
OUR SERVICES
Project management
Remediation planning
Redevelopment
REFERENCE
Wendy Wilcox
Construction Specialist
Portland Development
Commission
(503) 823-3236
THE DETAILS
Demolition specifications prepared for the former C&M Motors
site on NE Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard covered site
buildings and utilities and also addressed known subsurface
contamination issues. The primary site contaminant was petroleum
hydrocarbon which was located in two separate areas of the site. The
remediation specification included removal of site contaminants with
off-site disposal and confirmation sampling requirements.
The demolition specifications have been accepted by the PDC and
will be issued as part of a construction bid package.
C&M MOTORS DEMOLITION/REMEDIATION SPECIFICATION
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AS PART OF A MAJOR REDEVELOPMENT OF HISTORIC CELILO INDIAN VILLAGE, Akana's multi-
discipline team of planners and engineers prepared a comprehensive environmental baseline
study for the 120-acre property located adjacent to the historic Celilo Falls, a traditional
Indian fishing site on the Columbia River. The site was one of 31 redeveloped as part of the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Columbia River Treaty Fishing Access Sites project to restore
Tribal access to historical fishing grounds
OUR SERVICES
Environmental Baseline Study
Sludge sampling plan
Hazardous materials surveys
Permit applications
Construction document
preparation
THE DETAILS
The site included two solid waste disposal areas, an existing and
abandoned sewage sludge lagoon, underground storage tanks, lead
based paint and asbestos issues.
Akana prepared and implemented a sludge sampling plan to
evaluate land application or off-site disposal alternatives; conducted
lead-based paint and asbestos surveys for over 20 buildings; and
prepared construction specifications and permit applications for
abandoning the old sewage sludge lagoon and construction of a new
system.
Environmental studies were also conducted at other CRTFAS sites as
part of Akana's services on the overall project. For example, at
Dallesport, Akana conducted a site assessment to evaluate the nature
and extent of a 100 cy solid waste pile, confirming the presence of what
appeared to be used oil or tar, historically applied with the intention of
containing sand dune migration. Ultimately, approximately 385 cy of
petroleum-affected soil
was removed and
relocated beneath on-site
asphalt roadway and
parking, effectively
capping the contaminated
material.
CELILO VILLAGE ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE STUDY
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AKANA IS ASSISTING THE COLUMBIA RIVER INTER-TRIBAL FISH COMMISSION (CRITFC) in
assessing the vulnerability of member tribes’ fishery resources to climate change impacts and
the ability to mitigate these impacts with the restoration of fish passage and reintroduction of
salmon, sturgeon, and lamprey to all historic areas in the Columbia River Basin.
CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ASSESSMENT/SURVEY
OUR SERVICES
Survey of key Tribal staff
Funding/grant assistance
Public outreach
THE DETAILS
CRITFC was formed by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla
Indian Reservation, the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the
Yakama Nation, the Confederated Tribes of the Warm springs
Reservation of Oregon, and the Nez Perce Tribe.
These four member tribes, individually and collectively through
CRITFC, are preparing for climate change by developing, mitigating,
and adapting natural resource programs and policies to manage
current and future impacts. As part of this effort, Akana conducted a
survey of the member tribes, the results of which will help identify
the policy, technical, and programmatic capacity needs required for
the Columbia Basin tribes to effectively address climate change
impacts.
Akana traveled throughout the basin to survey key personnel of
the four member tribes and CRITFC, meeting with the tribes’ staff in
department that would be expected to be impacted by climate
change. In addition, we identified foundation and grant
opportunities and assisted CRITFC in building relationships with
these foundations and grantors.
LET’S CONNECT.
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PORTLAND, OR
6400 SE Lake Road, Suite 270
Portland, OR 97222
P: (503) 652-9090
Herb Fricke, PE
President
SEATTLE, WA
3380 146th Place SE
Bellevue, WA 98007
P: (206) 768-8500
Paul Kluvers, PE, SEVice President
CHICAGO, IL
PO Box 292
Western Springs IL 60558
P: (708) 246-3375
Rob Foster, PE
Senior Project Manager [email protected]
DALLAS, TX
1850 N. Greenville Ave., Suite 170
Richardson, TX 75081 P: (855) 253-5429
Carol Townsend, PG
Senior Environmental Scientist
NEW TOWN, ND
359 Main St., Ste. 1
New Town, ND
P: (701) 627-2442
Bill Desmond, PhD
O&G Market Sector Lead
OUR CLIENTS
Akana’s clients include federal, state and local
agencies; Native American Tribes; and the
commercial and industrial sectors. Some of our
current clients are:
PUBLIC
U.S. Department of Fish and Wildlife
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Forest Service
Bureau of Indian Affairs
U.S. Department of Defense
Indian Health Service
Federal Highway Administration
Oregon Department of Transportation
North Dakota Department of Transportation
City of Portland, Oregon
City of La Center, Washington
Metro (Portland area regional government)
TriMet (Portland regional transit provider)
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC)
Portland Development Commission (PDC)
Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI)
PRIVATE
Kenyon Zero Storage, Inc.
Bleyhl Farm Service
Century Link
Railex
Pacific Gas & Electric
Marathon Oil Co.
Barrick Gold of North America
Continental Resources, Inc.
Missouri River Resources
TRIBAL
Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Chehalis Tribes
Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation
Cowlitz Indian Tribe
Ft. McDermitt Paiute-Shoshone Tribe
Hoh Tribe
Lummi Nation
Makah Nation
Puyallup Tribe
Shinnecock Indian Nation
Shoalwater Bay Tribe
Skokomish Tribe
Snoqualmie Indian Tribe
Spokane Indian Tribe
Squaxin Island Tribe
Stillaguamish Indian Tribe
Suquamish Tribe
Swinomish Tribe
Tulalip Tribes
Coeur d’Alene Indian Tribe
Nez Perce Tribe
Ak-Chin Indian Community
Gila River Indian Community
Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community
Three Affiliated Tribes of Fort Berthold
AUSTIN, TX
1504 W 5th St., Ste. 200
Austin, TX
P: (512) 987-1535
Peter Van Zandt Project Manager
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