Edwards-Pitman Environmental
Official Edwards-Pitman Environmental business agent. Edwards-Pitman Environmental, a Braun Intertec company, is an employee-owned environmental consulting, science and planning firm serving the Southeast from offices in Atlanta, Georgia; Columbia, South Carolina; and Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Where Edwards-Pitman Environmental works
Edwards-Pitman Environmental publishes three office locations. The Atlanta office address is 2700 Cumberland Parkway, Suite 300, Atlanta, Georgia 30339, phone 770-333-9484, fax 770-333-8277. The Columbia office is located at 1122 Lady Street, Suite 220, Columbia, South Carolina 29201, phone 803-756-2088. The Tuscaloosa office is located at 3120 University Boulevard E, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35404. Note that the site lists two different phone numbers for the Tuscaloosa office: the Contact and About pages show 205-799-5638, while the home page footer shows 205-799-5683. Callers should confirm which number is current.
For areas served, the site repeatedly describes the firm's work as being throughout the Southeast. The archaeology pages describe experience in every part of Georgia, including coastal and maritime environments, heavily urbanized areas and remote rural locales, and name state Departments of Transportation in Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina. Aquatic survey work is described in the Altamaha, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Flint, Ochlockonee, Ocmulgee, Oconee, Ogeechee, Satilla, Savannah, St. Mary's, Suwannee, Tallapoosa and Tennessee River basins in Georgia, and within the slate belt of South Carolina.
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Where Edwards-Pitman Environmental works
Edwards-Pitman Environmental publishes three office locations. The Atlanta office address is 2700 Cumberland Parkway, Suite 300, Atlanta, Georgia 30339, phone 770-333-9484, fax 770-333-8277. The Columbia office is located at 1122 Lady Street, Suite 220, Columbia, South Carolina 29201, phone 803-756-2088. The Tuscaloosa office is located at 3120 University Boulevard E, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35404. Note that the site lists two different phone numbers for the Tuscaloosa office: the Contact and About pages show 205-799-5638, while the home page footer shows 205-799-5683. Callers should confirm which number is current.
For areas served, the site repeatedly describes the firm's work as being throughout the Southeast. The archaeology pages describe experience in every part of Georgia, including coastal and maritime environments, heavily urbanized areas and remote rural locales, and name state Departments of Transportation in Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina. Aquatic survey work is described in the Altamaha, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Flint, Ochlockonee, Ocmulgee, Oconee, Ogeechee, Satilla, Savannah, St. Mary's, Suwannee, Tallapoosa and Tennessee River basins in Georgia, and within the slate belt of South Carolina.
The website does not publish business hours, so opening and closing times for any office are not stated. It does not publish an email address; contact is by phone or through the contact form. It does not publish a service-area radius or a list of counties. Anyone needing to book or schedule a site visit should contact the relevant office directly.
Lists Tuscaloosa, Atlanta, Savannah, Columbia, Flint, Cumberland, Altamont, and Seattle as a location. Names Ouémé, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, United States, Tuscaloosa, and Atlanta as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
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Prices
Edwards-Pitman Environmental does not publish prices, pricing, rates, fees or cost figures anywhere on its website. There is no published fee schedule, no hourly rate, no per-survey price and no sample estimate for NEPA documents, wetland delineations, archaeological surveys or remediation work. Anyone asking what a project costs must request a quote directly; no price range should be assumed from the site.
The way to get a quote or estimate is to contact the firm. Each service page carries a "Talk to a Consultant" link and a "Start Your Project Today" contact form that asks for first name, last name, company name, job title, phone number, email address, location and a description of how the firm can help. The Contact page form asks for name, email, subject and message, and states: "Please fill out the form below, and one of our consultants will be in touch." The home page carries a "START YOUR PROJECT" call to action. Offices can also be reached by phone: Atlanta 770-333-9484, Columbia 803-756-2088, Tuscaloosa 205-799-5638 (the home page footer shows 205-799-5683 for Tuscaloosa).
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Prices
Edwards-Pitman Environmental does not publish prices, pricing, rates, fees or cost figures anywhere on its website. There is no published fee schedule, no hourly rate, no per-survey price and no sample estimate for NEPA documents, wetland delineations, archaeological surveys or remediation work. Anyone asking what a project costs must request a quote directly; no price range should be assumed from the site.
The way to get a quote or estimate is to contact the firm. Each service page carries a "Talk to a Consultant" link and a "Start Your Project Today" contact form that asks for first name, last name, company name, job title, phone number, email address, location and a description of how the firm can help. The Contact page form asks for name, email, subject and message, and states: "Please fill out the form below, and one of our consultants will be in touch." The home page carries a "START YOUR PROJECT" call to action. Offices can also be reached by phone: Atlanta 770-333-9484, Columbia 803-756-2088, Tuscaloosa 205-799-5638 (the home page footer shows 205-799-5683 for Tuscaloosa).
The site does not publish a response time for enquiries, does not publish appointment or booking availability, and does not publish office hours or a scheduling calendar. It does not state minimum project sizes or retainer terms. The company describes its solutions as "practical, cost-effective" and says it delivers "on time and within budget," but those are general statements, not a price or a schedule commitment.
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Archaeology and historic architecture: Section 106 cultural resources
Edwards-Pitman Environmental's archaeology staff is described as having decades of experience surveying, assessing and mitigating impacts to precontact and historic archaeological sites throughout the Southeast, with experience producing Section 106 documentation. The site names work with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFW), United States Forest Service (USFS), National Park Service (NPS) and United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), as well as state Departments of Transportation in Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina.
Archaeological services cover Phase I Survey, Phase II Testing and Phase III Data Recovery. Phase I archaeological surveys are described as one of the most requested services, with large-scale survey experience across Georgia and evaluation of sites for National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) eligibility. Phase II testing determines the spatial extent and integrity of a site. Phase III data recovery involves large-scale excavations documenting cultural and chronological sequence. Geophysical archaeology uses ground penetrating radar (GPR), metal detecting and other non-invasive scanning. The site notes particular experience in battlefield archaeology, including Civil War battlefields related to the Atlanta Campaign and the March to the Sea, and use of ArcGIS for report graphics.
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Archaeology and historic architecture: Section 106 cultural resources
Edwards-Pitman Environmental's archaeology staff is described as having decades of experience surveying, assessing and mitigating impacts to precontact and historic archaeological sites throughout the Southeast, with experience producing Section 106 documentation. The site names work with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFW), United States Forest Service (USFS), National Park Service (NPS) and United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), as well as state Departments of Transportation in Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina.
Archaeological services cover Phase I Survey, Phase II Testing and Phase III Data Recovery. Phase I archaeological surveys are described as one of the most requested services, with large-scale survey experience across Georgia and evaluation of sites for National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) eligibility. Phase II testing determines the spatial extent and integrity of a site. Phase III data recovery involves large-scale excavations documenting cultural and chronological sequence. Geophysical archaeology uses ground penetrating radar (GPR), metal detecting and other non-invasive scanning. The site notes particular experience in battlefield archaeology, including Civil War battlefields related to the Atlanta Campaign and the March to the Sea, and use of ArcGIS for report graphics.
Historic architecture services are provided by architectural historians and historic preservation planners. Section 106 compliance work includes historic architectural resource surveys to identify historic buildings, structures and sites within the area of potential effect, and evaluation of properties for National Register eligibility. Other listed services are National Register nominations, historic preservation planning, design review guidelines for local historic districts, management plans for historic buildings, historic rehabilitation tax credit applications, historic context studies, condition assessments and HABS/HAER documentation.
The site publishes no prices, no project schedules and no eligibility determinations for this work.
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NEPA compliance, environmental compliance monitoring and site remediation
Edwards-Pitman Environmental provides National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance services throughout the Southeast, described as developing the full range of NEPA compliance documents for federal agencies, local and regional public agencies, community improvement districts (CIDs) and private corporations. Listed NEPA services are: Categorical Exclusions (CE/CatEx); Environmental Assessments/Findings of No Significant Impact (EA/FONSIs); Environmental Impact Statements (EISs); Notices of Intent (NOIs); public and agency scoping; Records of Decision (RODs); Section 4(f) and Section 6(f) evaluation and coordination; public and stakeholder engagement; community impact assessments; environmental justice and Title VI; project mitigation planning; Memorandum of Agreement (MOA); Memorandum of Understanding (MOU); and on-call/IDIQ program management and NEPA training.
Environmental compliance services listed are USACE permit compliance monitoring, mitigation compliance monitoring, vegetative restoration, construction site inspections for erosion prevention and sediment control, and archaeological monitoring.
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NEPA compliance, environmental compliance monitoring and site remediation
Edwards-Pitman Environmental provides National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance services throughout the Southeast, described as developing the full range of NEPA compliance documents for federal agencies, local and regional public agencies, community improvement districts (CIDs) and private corporations. Listed NEPA services are: Categorical Exclusions (CE/CatEx); Environmental Assessments/Findings of No Significant Impact (EA/FONSIs); Environmental Impact Statements (EISs); Notices of Intent (NOIs); public and agency scoping; Records of Decision (RODs); Section 4(f) and Section 6(f) evaluation and coordination; public and stakeholder engagement; community impact assessments; environmental justice and Title VI; project mitigation planning; Memorandum of Agreement (MOA); Memorandum of Understanding (MOU); and on-call/IDIQ program management and NEPA training.
Environmental compliance services listed are USACE permit compliance monitoring, mitigation compliance monitoring, vegetative restoration, construction site inspections for erosion prevention and sediment control, and archaeological monitoring.
Environmental site remediation covers groundwater and soil contamination, with services listed as remediation system design, in-situ remediation, comprehensive site assessments, remediation strategy optimization, conceptual site model development, remediation permitting and reporting, remediation monitoring, operations and maintenance, and end-to-end remediation including plan preparation, alternatives analysis, remediation selection, feasibility testing, remediation design, and Remedial Facilities Assessment / Remedial Facility Investigation (RFA/RFI).
The services page names agencies the firm has worked with, including the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Federal Highway Administration, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Resources Conservation Service, National Park Service and Federal Aviation Administration. The site publishes no prices for this work and no agency review timelines; decisions and determinations rest with the reviewing agency. Contact the firm to discuss a project or request a quote.
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Wetland permitting, ecology, aquatic surveys and protected species
Wetland permitting services address projects affecting waters of the US (WOTUS). Edwards-Pitman Environmental states that its experts identify regulated resources, evaluate potential impacts, assist with avoidance and minimization during project development, and work to obtain necessary permits. Listed services include WOTUS field delineations, design assistance for avoidance and minimization of regulated resources, and USACE Section 404 permitting, with compliance work under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act, and Section 401 of the Clean Water Act. Where mitigation is required for unavoidable WOTUS impacts, the firm says it coordinates with clients and the USACE on a compensatory mitigation strategy.
Ecology services are described as helping clients balance growth with sustainability, and include aquatic habitat assessments and species surveys, endangered and threatened species habitat assessments, species surveys and agency consultation, Essential Fish Habitat Assessments (EFH), environmental compliance services and wetland permitting services. The team is described as ecologists, wildlife biologists and fisheries biologists.
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Wetland permitting, ecology, aquatic surveys and protected species
Wetland permitting services address projects affecting waters of the US (WOTUS). Edwards-Pitman Environmental states that its experts identify regulated resources, evaluate potential impacts, assist with avoidance and minimization during project development, and work to obtain necessary permits. Listed services include WOTUS field delineations, design assistance for avoidance and minimization of regulated resources, and USACE Section 404 permitting, with compliance work under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act, and Section 401 of the Clean Water Act. Where mitigation is required for unavoidable WOTUS impacts, the firm says it coordinates with clients and the USACE on a compensatory mitigation strategy.
Ecology services are described as helping clients balance growth with sustainability, and include aquatic habitat assessments and species surveys, endangered and threatened species habitat assessments, species surveys and agency consultation, Essential Fish Habitat Assessments (EFH), environmental compliance services and wetland permitting services. The team is described as ecologists, wildlife biologists and fisheries biologists.
Endangered and threatened species consulting covers Endangered Species Act (ESA) and NEPA work, with coordination involving the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, NOAA fisheries and state natural resource and conservation departments. Listed services include GIS evaluations and desktop screenings, regulatory compliance and coordination, site evaluations and habitat assessments, species-specific field surveys, nesting bird surveys and monitoring, biological assessments for informal and formal Section 7/9 consultations, protected plant and mussel relocation, and compliance monitoring.
Aquatic surveys cover freshwater mussels, fish, crayfish, aquatic snails and aquatic turtles, plus habitat assessments, benthic macroinvertebrate and fish bioassessments, shoreline characterization and mussel relocations. No prices, permitting outcomes or agency timelines are published.
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- agency review or permitting timelines
- staff licences, certifications or registrations
- compliance determinations
- client or project names
- contract or warranty terms
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