- Tetra Tech (TTEK, Financial) secures a $94 million contract with the EPA for emergency preparedness services.
- The seven-year contract involves support for emergencies including chemical spills and natural disasters.
- Tetra Tech has a long history with the EPA's START program, spanning over 30 years.
Tetra Tech, Inc. (TTEK), a renowned provider of consulting and engineering services, has been awarded a $94 million contract by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to deliver emergency preparedness and response services in EPA Region 7. This strategic contract will span over seven years, facilitating the Superfund Technical Assessment & Response Team (START) in handling various emergency situations such as chemical and hazardous material releases, oil spills, industrial incidents, and natural disasters.
Under the terms of the agreement, Tetra Tech's specialized teams comprising scientists, engineers, and technical specialists will conduct critical cleanup actions, assess contaminated sites, and engage in training and community outreach programs. The company is set to integrate cutting-edge technology in collecting, sharing, and visualizing real-time data to aid decision-making during emergencies.
Dan Batrack, Chairman and CEO of Tetra Tech, highlighted the company's long-standing collaboration with the EPA's START program, which has been active across 36 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia over the past three decades. Batrack reiterated the firm's commitment to leveraging its "Leading with Science®" approach to safeguard public health and the environment while ensuring community safety.
Tetra Tech continues to expand its footprint in the engineering and construction sector, sustaining its position as a leader in water, environment, and sustainable infrastructure solutions. For more extensive details on the company's operations and recent developments, stakeholders are encouraged to visit Tetra Tech's official website or follow their updates on LinkedIn and Facebook.
