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AECOS, Inc. is an environmental consulting
firm headquartered in the Aloha State of Hawai‘i. We have provided the services of scientists and facilities in environmental fields to clients throughout the Pacific area since 1971—thirty-seven very busy years of finding innovative and solid solutions for clients with diverse needs in environmental sciences.
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We specialize in aquatic (both fresh water and marine) biology and water quality, with practiced expertise in analytical chemistry, water quality, water pollution, marine & fresh water ecology, and terrestrial botany.
Our services assist with impact studies and reporting, environmental permit applications, permit compliance monitoring, resource assessments, wetland delineation, environmental restoration projects, and biological studies (including sample collection, sorting, and taxonomy). To date, AECOS has completed over 1100 projects spanning a nearly 40-year history. Our clients include foreign, federal, state, and local government agencies and many private sector companies. A list of titles covering most of those projects is provided at our web site. Résumés of our principal scientists are also presented.
AECOS maintains a laboratory that is certified by the State of Hawai‘i for most drinking water analyses. Laboratory participation in EPA performance evaluations for the SDWA and NPDES programs,combined with a strong inhouse quality control program, validate analytical performance. AECOS personnel are OSHA certified to handle hazardous waste. The laboratory is certified by the Department of Agriculture to receive soil and sediment samples from outside of Hawai'i. AECOS believes strongly in the value of the Internet for communication, education, and commerce. This page introduces our commercial web site for those who may be interested in engaging our services. We have a wealth of information about the subjects we deal with every day in our business, but we suspect that most people reading this page are not shopping for an environmental consultant. Therefore, we have developed, and continue to expand several educational/informational web sites combining community and environmental themes. These web sites can be reached by clicking on the icons below.
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Page last modified: September 19, 2008by Webmaster (webguy@aecos.com)
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