Engineering and Construction
Pace Analytical Services mobile laboratory services are geared for the uncommon projects.
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Analytical + Environmental
Industries
Pace Analytical focuses on understanding and meeting the environmental testing needs of clients from a variety of industries. We do this by monitoring industry trends, participating in professional and trade organizations, and hiring key staff with the necessary education and environmental science industry experience.
Solid Waste
Environmental regulations and standards for solid waste help protect human health and the environment. Solid waste environmental sample matrices can be challenging due to the classification of solid waste facilities including municipal solid waste, hazardous waste, industrial waste, and radioactive waste. The Pace network of labs is set-up to handle these difficult matrices and has experience with federal and state regulatory agencies.
Instrument Business Outlook Interview With Johnny Mitchell
COVID-19 Testing in Wastewater Opens Up Market Possibilities Instrument Business Outlook article posted July 15th, 2020 Johnny Mitchell of Pace Analytical® was interviewed by Instrument Business Outlook recently to discuss COVID-19 Testing in Wastewater. Read the full article here.
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Pace Analytical® Receives PFAS Certification From the California Environmental Lab Accreditation Program
Pace Environmental Sciences – May 2020 Pace Environmental Sciences – May 2020 Pace Analytical® Receives PFAS Certification From the California Environmental Lab Accreditation Program Pace accredited for testing and analysis of PFAS contaminants in state’s drinking water and other sources Minneapolis, MN, May 7, 2020 – Pace Analytical Services, LLC, the largest American-owned laboratory network
EPA Heightens Expectations for Public Water Systems
Pace Environmental Sciences – March 2020 EPA Heightens Expectations for Public Water Systems Pace Analytical® stands ready to support the EPA’s call for heightened attention to our nation’s public water systems. Unsafe drinking water can lead to serious illness and access to clean water for drinking and handwashing is critical during the COVID-19 outbreak. The
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Judith Morgan Receives Dr. Charlie W. Carter Award at NEMC
At this year’s National Environmental Monitoring Conference (NEMC) in Jacksonville, FL, Judith Morgan, VP and Chief Compliance/Training Officer here at Pace Analytical, was announced as the recipient of the Dr. Charlie W. Carter Award. The award is given to one recipient each year who exemplifies Dr. Charlie W. Carter’s passion for “advancing the environmental testing
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Common Questions About Drinking Water Analysis In North Carolina
1. How can I get a sample testing kit? Sampling kits may be picked up at the Pace Raleigh location at 4915 Water’s Edge Drive Raleigh, NC. 2. When can I collect and submit samples? For the week of July 1, we are unable to accept samples that are not currently scheduled due to the
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Pace Announces Support For The ENFOS Experience Remediation Conference
Pace Analytical and ENFOS would like to invite you to The ENFOS Experience 2019 – a remediation strategy and data technology conference designed specifically for remediation executives and professionals. September 24th-25th, join some of the brightest minds in the environmental liability management field at the Fairmont Austin for two days of presenting and discussing data
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Pace’s Johnny Mitchell to Speak at Association of Environmental Engineering Geologists Chicago Chapter
Pace’s own Johnny Mitchell will be lending his expertise at this year’s Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists Chicago Chapter event on May 21st. Johnny will be discussing updates in technology and regulation, as well as advances in the environmental arena over the last five to seven years that have resulted in significant changes to