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Founded in 1980, Riechers Spence and Associates is a civil engineering and consulting firm. It specializes in planning, civil engineering and surveying services in Northern California. The company has expertise in commercial, industrial and residential projects, such as construction of new streets and public infrastructure. Its services include planning, surveying, mapping, design and analysis, obtaining permits from authorities, construction, as well as public agency and environmental division services. Riechers Spence and Associates has completed projects for subdivisions, commercial/industrial firms, wineries, vineyards, resorts, hotels, residential properties, wastewater plants and condominiums.

Brunsing Associates has expertise in the fields of environmental and geotechnical engineering. The company offers wastewater treatment, geotechnical investigation and regulatory compliance services. It provides assessment solutions for air, soil and surface. Brunsing Associates conducts biological science studies applied to bioremediation and risk assessment. The company offers site remediation, litigation support and contaminated site redevelopment solutions. In addition, it repairs leaking underground storage tanks. Brunsing Associates provides soil characterization, remedial design and monitoring wells installation services. The company s in-house capabilities include fate and transport modeling, toxicology and treatability testing. Located in Santa Rosa, Calif., it offers leachate management and disposal facility planning services.

Conservation Corps North Bay (CCNB) is dedicated to developing youth and conserving natural resources through hands-on training and employment opportunities. Their programs focus on environmental stewardship, including natural resource management and zero waste initiatives, while providing career coaching to help corps members transition into living wage careers. CCNB has made significant impacts in the community, such as diverting thousands of pounds of waste from landfills and restoring natural habitats. By employing former corps members as supervisors, the organization fosters a culture of mutual understanding and trust, enhancing the overall effectiveness of their programs. Generated from the website