Whitebark Resource Associates, Inc. (WRA) is a multidisciplinary resource group specializing in environmental science, planning, analysis, and geographic information systems (GIS) development. We provide consulting services to a diverse set of clients including private business, industry, agencies, municipalities, and Native American tribes. WRA is a locally-owned firm headquartered in Boise, Idaho, with offices in McCall and Idaho Falls, Idaho, as well as Everett, Washington. WRA integrates skills and expertise from many technical disciplines into a team that thrives on collaboration to provide solutions to complex problems. Because each project is unique, we believe meeting the specific objectives of the client comes first, and carefully select from a full range of approaches to meet those objectives. Whitebark Resource Associates’ success is built upon providing technically-sound and cost-effective solutions to best meet the individual needs of each client. WRA's staff are the firm's most valuable resource, instrumental in the success and growth of the firm. The breadth of experience and depth of knowledge available in WRA's ranks are substantial. Our corporate culture fosters a strong work ethic, open communication, low overhead, quality products, and lasting client relationships.

Small drinking water system contract operator for hire. Backflow Prevention Assembly testing and repairs. Water sample collection. Water system assessments (Level 1 and Level 2).

JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc. (JBR) is a full-service environmental consulting firm that works with industry and government clients throughout the West. Our professionals draw from years of experience to provide scientific analysis, strategic planning, and final reporting our clients require. We work together to meet our clients' needs effectively and efficiently. Please visit our website to find out more about JBR and how we can help your company with its environmental needs today.

REC's core service area is air quality permitting and compliance, including development of emission inventories, regulatory applicability evaluations, dispersion modeling, and routine reporting. Cheryl A. Robinson, P.E., is a licensed professional engineer in Idaho and California, with more than 35 years' experience in industry and environmental consulting. From 2005 through 2014, she served first as a permit engineer (for 3 years) and then as a dispersion modeler (for more than 5 years) in the Air Quality Division of the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality. She founded REC in 2015 to provide air quality permitting services in Idaho.

Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) is the initial phase for assessing a property of interest. Here site reconnaissance, historical information and documentation are compiled. This is the speculative stage where all the information gathered may contain only one piece of information which could generate questions or other avenues requiring further investigation. Phase II ESAs are usually done when they are recommended in a Phase I ESA report. They are conducted to establish the chemical makeup of the soil and groundwater in order to determine if there are significant amounts of contaminants that may require remediation or monitoring, or create land use limitations. Removal of an Underground Storage Tank (USTs) and a Leaking Underground Tank (LUST) can usually take anywhere between one to two weeks to complete. This includes both the removal of the tank(s) and submittal of the final report.