Environmental Investigations - Experienced in environmental investigations and analytical design, Boston Chemical Data performs studies of environmental conditions and performance. BCD can aid and evaluate pollution prevention measures, monitor environmental compliance and remediation, and assist with environmental fate and transport investigations.

Testing - Boston Chemical Data can perform sampling and analyses of air, indoor dusts, water, soils, groundwater, wastes - including mining wastes, and consumer products. We can set up onsite and continuous monitoring of air quality, dusts, water chemistry, weather, and ground vibrations and movement.

Microscopy - BCD specializes in collecting and preserving physical evidence of chemical exposures and releases. Using tools such as our Microscopy Laboratory we can document exposures using samples collected hours, years, or even decades after chemical release incidents. Aided by atomic spectroscopy, xray microanalysis, and digital optical microscopy; we can identify and document ultratrace quantities of metals, ores, crystals, petrochemicals, or other artifacts.

Reporting - BCD will provide a comprehensive written report which explains test results and their importance to you. We will produce graphic materials, locate comparable sites, and contrast environmental performance with industry standards. BCD helps clients save time and effort by reviewing the environmental history of industrial companies and their facilities and products. Call BCD at (508) 651-1661 for a complimentary initial consultation and proposal.

Remediation - BCD can assist with site remediation including contractor and tenant review and assesment.

Communications - BCD has extensive experience communicating through print and broadcast media. This track record in public communication helps ensure that your report has maximum impact and credibility. BCD's reports have appeared in the New York Times, Scientific American, as well as on CNN and other television news networks.

Photo above from BCD's October 2003 environmental analysis contract at a
former weapons grade plutonium production reactor, on the Columbia River

Marco Kaltofen, P.E.; President of Boston Chemical Data

Mr. Kaltofen is a Registered Professional Engineer (Civil, Massachusetts) and an environmental scientist with more than 25 years experience in environmental, workplace and product safety investigations in North America and Eastern Europe. He has provided expert testimony and consulting as a chemist and as an engineer for cases in Massachusetts, Texas, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama, California, Georgia, New Jersey, and New York. Mr. Kaltofen has also reviewed groundwater and subsurface remediation projects, and performed laboratory and engineering data systems integration and management.

Affiliations: Co-Chair, Superfund Restoration Advisory Board - US Army Soldier Systems Command, Citizens Environmental Laboratory, founder; EPA Committee on National Accreditation of Environmental Laboratories, American Chemical Society, member; American Society of Civil Engineers, member; Environmental Technology Education Center, founding boardmember, Metrowest Chamber of Commerce, member - Continue biography

Brian Moore is a Massachusetts Licensed Site Professional (LSP) and a New Hampshire Certified Professional Geologist. Mr. Moore heads our partner firm of CarriageHouse Consulting, Inc. of Natick, MA.

Strong Bear is a 40-hour hazwoper certified environmental technician. Strong Bear is a member of the field operations team and the Gulf Coast/Hurricane Katrina contamination assessment group. Strong Bear, (Paucunawaw Menaki), is a Natick Ponkapoag and a tribal member of the Massachuset Chipissuog Peantamoonk, (Praying Tribe).