3/2013 - SC&A, under subcontract to Cadmus,
will provide technical support in the development of Protective
Action Guides related to radionuclides in drinking water.
1/2013 - SC&A, as a subcontractor to Paratus Management
Partners, is providing technical support for a tabletop exercise being
coordinated by the Northern Virginia Emergency Response System.
1/2013 - SC&A editing services
are now available! Having provided editing services to the federal
government under contract for nearly a decade, SC&A is pleased to expand this
service to all clients on a per-job basis. Our experienced scientific and technical
editors can provide both copy editing and substantive editing
(including the application of “Plain Language” principles), as well
as original writing and document layout and graphics support. For
more information or to obtain a project estimate, please contact
us at
editing@scainc.com.
11/2012 - SC&A staff authored an article for the November 2012
edition of Journal-American Water Works Association, titled “Reliability of
Drinking Water Quality Data Used for Compliance Determinations.”
9/2012 - CDC has awarded SC&A two new Task Orders valued at
approximately $110K to develop an SOP for the Subcommittee on Environment,
Food and Health and the Advisory Team for Environment, Food and Health,
and to provide modeling and data for radiological impact assessment
(MODARIA).
8/2012 - NRC has awarded SC&A a new Task Order valued at
approximately $500K over 2 years to conduct environmental reviews
for the relicensing of the in-situ leach uranium recovery facility at
the Marsland project site in Nebraska.
8/2012 - The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency selected
SC&A’s “Federal Greenhouse Gas Reporting Requirements” project
to receive an Honorable Mention during their recent review of completed
grant projects targeting a regulated community audience.
3/2012 - SC&A, as a subcontractor to Ecology
& Environment, has been selected to support the NRC
in the relicensing of the Callaway Nuclear Power Plant
in Callaway, Missouri.
3/2012 - SC&A has received new tasks and
continues to provide technical support on several
Marcellus Shale sites.
2/2012 - SC&A was part of Ecology &
Environment’s team in winning an NRC contract,
“Technical Assistance for Environmental Reviews for
the Construction and Operation of Domestic Molybdenum-99
Production Facilities and Operating Nuclear Reactor
License Renewals.”
2/2012 - SC&A provided support to a team that
conducted an independent review of the radiation control
division self-assessment program at Brookhaven National
Laboratory.
2/2012 - Andrew Shroads, QEP, of our Ohio Office
was invited by the Ohio University Consortium for Energy,
Economics & the Environment (CE3) to present in their
second webinar in a series discussing EPA’s
Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reporting Program.
1/2012 - SC&A was awarded a contract to
develop and implement a risk management system for a
natural gas transmission and distribution company in
Ohio.
1/2012 - SC&A was awarded additional
environmental reviews by CHWMEG, Inc., for a total
of 120 reviews, conducted in the U.S., Canada, Guatemala,
Italy, Poland, Russia, Turkey, and the Ukraine.
10/2011 - SC&A is part of Ecology &
Environment’s team as a subcontractor in their recent
win with the US Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas
District to provide Hazardous, Toxic, and Radioactive
Waste (HTRW) services.
9/2011 - SC&A was awarded a 5-year
contract to assist CDC’s Radiation Studies Branch by
providing radiological public health, health physics,
and emergency management services.
7/2011 - SC&A staff made two trips to
Fukushima, Japan in support of a commercial client
concerned about the radiological impacts to their
staff and products.
9/2011 - SC&A was awarded a contract
with CDC to characterize the response of portable
radiation detection instruments for use in direct
bioassay.
3/2011 - SC&A was selected by two
industrial clients in Ohio to provide GHG
reporting services.
12/2010 - SC&A was awarded a 3-year,
$360K contract with the NRC, “Update NUREG/CR-6112,
‘Impact of Reduced Dose Limits on NRC Licensed
Activities...’”