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For more than 50 years, Kleinschmidt has provided engineering, regulatory, and environmental consulting services to energy companies and government agencies across North America.
With a dedication to bringing energy, water, and the environment into balance, Kleinschmidt offers practical solutions to tough problems and sensitive issues.
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Kleinschmidt Added to General Services Administration Professional Services Schedule
Pittsfield, ME, 6/20/2018 – Kleinschmidt Associates, an engineering, regulatory, and environmental consulting firm, has announced that it has been added as an Authorized Federal Supplier with the General Services Administration (GSA) for providing professional Environmental and Geographic Information Systems services.
EPA Rule Applied to Hydroelectric Facilities
Recently, EPA’s Region 10 released a draft NPDES General Permit (GP) for discharges from hydroelectric facilities located in Idaho for public comment.
The draft NPDES GP includes the former requirements for reporting pollutants but also includes requirements related to compliance with 316(b), which means licensees will be required to explain what technologies they are currently using or plan to use at their facility to reduce impingement and entrainment of aquatic organisms in their cooling water.
Chris Goodell and Steve Layman Join the Kleinschmidt Team!
Kleinschmidt Associates, an engineering, regulatory, and environmental consulting firm, is excited to announce our new Principal Consultant for Hydraulics and Hydrology, Chris Goodell and Principal Consultant and member of the Modeling and GIST Division, Steve Layman.
