ENTACT, LLC

10/13/2026

We’re proud to share that ENTACT ranked 67th on Engineering News-Record's 2026 Top 200 Environmental Firms list and 19th among its Top Hazardous Waste Firms!

These rankings recognize the work happening across our industry, and we’re excited to see ENTACT among the firms making an impact. Thank you to our Clients and partners for your continued trust, and to our Associates whose hard work and expertise make achievements like this possible.

10/06/2026

Our team members Robert Emerson, Danny Woodward, and Andrew Punsoni will be at the 2026 Americas LNG Summit & Exhibition in Lake Charles, October 13–15.

We’re looking forward to connecting with industry peers, Clients, and partners to discuss the opportunities ahead as LNG and energy infrastructure continue to evolve. With extensive Gulf Coast LNG terminal experience, ENTACT is ready to support projects with environmental remediation, soil stabilization for structurally challenged coastal soils, and other geotechnical construction needs. If you’ll be attending, let’s connect.

09/24/2026

It was a great day on the course for a great cause. ENTACT was proud to sponsor and attend the ExxonMobil EMTech, Finance, and Sustainability Golf Tournament in support of the United Way of Greater Houston campaign.

Beyond the time spent together on the course, the event was an opportunity to support efforts that help individuals and families in need throughout local communities. We’re grateful to be part of a day that brought people together, strengthened partnerships, and supported a cause that makes a meaningful difference. Thank you to everyone who helped make the event a success.

09/16/2026

We’re exhibiting at the 47th Annual National Association of Abandoned Mine Land Programs (NAAMLP) Conference in Park City, Utah, September 20–23! Stop by to meet our team, connect with colleagues, and talk about the challenges and opportunities surrounding abandoned mine land remediation and site restoration. Safe travels to all attending and we look forward to seeing you in Park City!

Joe Weismann, CHP, MBA, Erich Fruchtnicht, CHP, CHMM, Donald Halter, Phil Hartley, and Mark Fleri will see you at Booth 26!

09/09/2026

ENTACT was well represented at this year’s National Waterways Conference annual meeting in Moline, Illinois. Robert A. Sinkler, ENTACT Associate and Executive Coordinating Director of the Corn Belt Ports, joined conversations shaping the future of America’s waterways. ENTACT's Michael Studer participated in the “When the Site Has a Past” panel, sharing perspectives from more than 35 years in environmental remediation. Thanks to all for the great conversations, valuable connections, and an opportunity to bring environmental remediation expertise into discussions about advancing our nation’s waterways and infrastructure.
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09/01/2026

Lead. Mercury. Asbestos.
These are contaminants most people have heard of. But what about monochlorobenzene?

Monochlorobenzene (MCB) is a volatile organic compound used in industrial manufacturing. It has been used to produce pesticides, dyes, paints, coatings, and other chemicals. While most people will never encounter MCB directly, it has played a role in manufacturing many products used in everyday life.

MCB is one of the Contaminants of Concern ENTACT is addressing on a 22-acre Integrated Remedial Action Measure (IRAM) project under the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality’s (ODEQ) Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) National Priorities List (NPL) program. The site also contains pesticide impacts.

ENTACT is using in-situ solidification and stabilization (ISS) to treat 150,000 cubic yards of impacted overburden soils. By blending the soil with engineered amendments, the treatment is designed to reduce contaminant mobility and limit the potential for contaminants to leach from the treated material.

Every contaminated site has a history, a pathway, and a reason the contaminants need to be addressed. Understanding those contaminants is an important part of understanding the work ENTACT performs.

08/25/2026

At ENTACT, our craft workforce is the driving force behind every project we deliver. Our field teams of Foremen, Operators, Drivers, and Laborers take on complex challenges every day, bringing skill, experience, and dedication to the work that helps restore communities and protect the environment. We invest in our Associates through hands-on training, a strong safety culture, and opportunities to continue building their skills. With projects of all scopes and sizes, our teams gain valuable experience while growing their careers alongside some of the best in the industry.

Interested in joining our team? Learn more about career opportunities at ENTACT here: https://www.entact.com/careers/

08/11/2026

35 years of experience. More than 3,000 projects. 18 regional offices. One team focused on delivering environmental remediation and geotechnical construction safely and effectively.

Take a look at our new company video which offers a look at who ENTACT is, what we do, and the people and capabilities behind the work.

08/06/2026

Over the past three and a half decades, ENTACT has grown into a nationally recognized provider of environmental remediation and geotechnical construction services, expanding our capabilities and geographic reach while remaining committed to the values that have guided the company from the beginning: working safely, communicating honestly, and delivering exceptional performance. This month, we celebrate 35 years in business, recognizing the Associates, Clients, and Partners who have helped shape the company since its founding on August 13, 1991.

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For 35 years, ENTACT has continuously evolved to meet the changing needs of our Clients and the complexity of the projects we support.

08/04/2026

Effective sediment remediation requires balancing complex construction activities with environmental stewardship. Material excavation, dredging, water management and treatment, sediment processing, waste disposal, and ecological restoration must all work together to safely remediate contaminated sites and support long-term environmental recovery.

ENTACT is executing an Interim Removal Action Measure (IRAM) involving sediment remediation, water management, material processing, and site restoration. The project includes excavation and management of impacted soil, sediment, and wood waste, installation of a residual management layer, wetlands plantings and habitat enhancements, and management and treatment of water generated during excavation and sediment processing.

The work addresses multiple contaminants, including arsenic, mercury, TCDD toxicity equivalents, petroleum hydrocarbons, and PAHs, while supporting the restoration of long-term ecological function. Learn more about the full project scope here: https://www.entact.com/our-projects/former-fiberboard-facility/