Clark Seif Clark, Inc.

The science, safety, and engineering professionals at Clark Seif Clark, Inc. (CSC) possess extensive experience delivering a wide range of environmental consulting, infection control, and industrial hygiene services, with particular emphasis on disciplines of indoor air quality (IAQ) and indoor environmental quality (IEQ). 

Since 1996, CSC’s services have included initial investigations, project monitoring, remediation closure testing, bid management, litigation support, expert testimony, and more.  We are truly a multidisciplinary team of professionals, guided by the same principles upon which the company was founded:

• Direct and personal involvement of a Principal of the firm in every major contract
• Clear and precise identification of client goals and needs
• Timely, cost effective, and pragmatic solutions
• Client satisfaction

As a result of these business principles, CSC has earned a national reputation for:

Applying Cutting-Edge Strategies:  CSC’s approach is multi-disciplinary, utilizing capabilities of specialists in all relevant areas of strategic environmental management: resource restoration and conservation policy, physical and earth sciences, geology, land use, environmental economics, remedial action planning, design and implementation and legacy management of environmental liabilities. 

Providing Highly Qualified Professional Staff:  CSC delivers integrated, sustainable solutions for land management reuse planning and environmental project management.  Dedicated to making a difference, staff focuses on client needs, builds strong stakeholder relationships and produces project outcomes that are in compliance with the rapidly evolving, complex regulatory arena. 

Tailoring Services to Exceed Client Expectations:  CSC’s strength lies within its ability to integrate highly skilled teams of environmental scientists, technical specialists and project managers into a cohesive consultative team.  The team focuses on developing innovative approaches that increase the sustainable value of real property assets.  This goal is achieved by balancing key project elements: scientific integrity, accountability (budget, schedule, quality), and best management practices for making and communicating project decisions.