How We Do It: Roadmap to Monetization

A key element of the COLUMBIA Technologies Way is aligning previous history and future objectives with the data-supported current state. So for every site, we begin by learning your monetization goals, as well as investments you have already made.

Working closely with your business and engineering leadership, we develop a very specific joint scope of work (SOW), focused on achieving environmentally responsible results. This asset-specific roadmap to monetization addresses timeframes, investment criteria and the human and technology resources available to meet your goals. Plus, it provides the framework in which we can become your trusted partner in formulating smarter sustainable solutions.

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In successful site restoration, there is no substitute for experience. At COLUMBIA Technologies, we have experience you can trust. Since 1999, our technical staff of experienced geologist, chemists, and engineers who thoroughly understand high-resolution site characterization have performed over 1,500 high-resolution site evaluations at environmentally challenged sites worldwide: throughout the United States, and in Canada, Mexico and Brazil and Australia.

Our 300-plus customers include 20 of the world’s top environmental design firms, Global 500 companies, numerous U.S. state and federal agencies. COLUMBIA Tech has developed collaborative partnerships with:

Global corporations with complex environmentally contaminated real estate
Large manufacturing companies
Army, Navy, Air Force and other Department of Defense sites
Federal agencies involved in large, complex cleanup challenges
State agencies that oversee underground storage tank (UST) and dry cleaner cleanup programs
Large petroleum companies
Railroad corporations
Environmental consultants/integrators that provide strategic and technical assistance to State and Federal cleanup programs.

We are eager to become your partner on the road to monetizing your environmentally troubled real property assets.

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