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Our water resources team can help advance your project with innovative and sustainable solutions. Our in-house professionals provide turnkey industrial wastewater treatment and compliance services for both new and retrofitted facilities, helping you determine an appropriate treatment technology or combination of technologies by conducting bench- and pilot-scale tests in our treatability laboratories or on site.
Local Expertise, National Resources
Led by nationally recognized experts in water treatment, CEC leverages its nationwide resources and local expertise to provide industry-leading solutions to your most challenging water treatment projects.
CEC Experts
Steve Casey, P.E., CPESC
Vice President
scasey@cecinc.com
Steve Casey, P.E., CPESC
Mr. Casey has more than 20 years of engineering consulting experience. His responsibilities include municipal engineering, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, NPDES compliance, site/civil design, site plan review services, landfill design, erosion and sediment control design, and wastewater treatment design. His qualifications also include knowledge of numerous federal, state, and local laws concerning erosion and sediment control, and water quantity and quality permitting.
Matt Fluharty, P.E.
Vice President
mfluharty@cecinc.com
Matt Fluharty, P.E.
Pat Sullivan, P.E.
Principal
psullivan@cecinc.com
Pat Sullivan, P.E.
Scott Rasmussen
Principal
srasmussen@cecinc.com
Scott Rasmussen
Kevin Wolfe, Ph.D., P.E., CPESC, CPSWQ
Vice President
kwolfe@cecinc.com
Kevin Wolfe, Ph.D., P.E., CPESC, CPSWQ
PFAS Update
Paul Tomiczek III, P.E., REM, CEC’s Chief Technical Offer, and Tom Maher, P.G., CEC’s Environmental Engineering and Sciences Group Lead, were among 60 leading members of the scientific, engineering, regulatory, and legal communities assembled for the PFAS Experts Symposium in Arlington, Virginia on May 20 and 21, 2019, to discuss issues related to per‐ and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Published in the September 2019 issue of the journal Remediation, Paul and Tom co-authored an article summarizing the consensus points developed during the symposium.