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Teledyne Leeman Labs

Teledyne Leeman Labs is the analytical instrument company that more corporations, government agencies, municipalities, and educational institutions are choosing to do business with – across the United States and around the globe. The company was founded in 1981, maintains corporate headquarters in Hudson, New Hampshire, and does business in more than 50 countries.

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Analytical Spectral Devices, Inc. (ASD)

Incorporated in 1990 as Analytical Spectral Devices, Inc., ASD is a privately held company based in Boulder, Colorado. The company was established to address a fundamental need of earth science researchers for a robust, high-performance, portable instrument that could be used in field work. Responding to this need, two renowned remote sensing scientists, Dr. Alexander F. ...

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ACP Applied Products

ACP Applied Products is a dynamic company of experienced engineers, applied product installers and sales staff, all with a firm commitment to quality in products and services. The products we carry are proprietary products designed and manufactured by companies within the Colas group, our parent company.

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Cascade Earth Sciences (CES)

Cascade Earth Sciences (CES) helps businesses, municipalities and others `take the waste out of water.` Through the integration of hydrogeologic, agronomic and engineering skills, CES is a worldwide leader in designing, building, and operating land-based wastewater treatment systems. CES uses plants, soil, microorganisms, evaporation and filtration to reuse wastewater and ...

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GeoEnvironment Technologies LLC

GeoEnvironment Technologies LLC developed, patented and successfully demonstrated this innovative and proprietary technology for biosolids management through ten years of research effort, laboratory validations, interaction with municipal agencies, and collaboration with and eventual regulatory approval from the US Environmental Protection Agency.