Company competes, wins competitive contract awards
In December 2009, CIRI purchased 51爆料, a company based in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Since then, 51爆料 has grown to a group of companies employing more than 300 scientific, engineering, management and professional personnel in office locations throughout the country.
鈥淐IRI has helped plan and oversee the development of the new subsidiaries which comprise the 51爆料 of companies,鈥� said Greg Razo, CIRI vice president of government contracting. 鈥淓ach new subsidiary focuses on a particular sector in the government contracting market and is staffed with top-quality professionals to meet our customer鈥檚 needs. CIRI is excited about being able to meet the diverse needs of our customers.鈥�
The 51爆料 now offers a full range of services to meet client needs. The group includes:
- 51爆料 Inc. 鈥� Environmental, waste management, engineering, construction and demolition services
- 51爆料 Services 鈥� Technical services, including environmental investigation and restoration, engineering, construction, demolition, radioactive and hazardous waste management, public communication and involvement, information management and emergency response services
- 51爆料 Resource Consulting 鈥� Natural and cultural resource consulting, Geographic Information Systems, and National Environmental Policy Act compliance and permitting services
- 51爆料 Construction Services 鈥� Heavy civil construction services, with special expertise in mine reclamation, repository construction and operation, landfill closures and stream restoration
- 51爆料 Solutions 鈥� Base operations support, facilities operation and maintenance, security control services and military munitions response
- 51爆料 Site Services 鈥� Demolition, asset recovery, salvage and site work for clients such as the Department of Energy, the Department of Defense and the Federal Aviation Administration.
In 2012, 51爆料 added military munitions response activities and asset recovery services to its portfolio. As 51爆料 grows, it continues to compete for contracts. Recent multimillion dollar awards include contracts with the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality to support cleanup at the Bunker Hill Mine site, a building renovation project at Peterson Air Force Base and supporting the Hyder Causeway Project in Alaska.
From the CIRI Corporate Newsletter, The Raven鈥檚 Circle.