ALPINE ENVIRONMENTAL, INC

ALPINE ENVIRONMENTAL INC specializes in lead abatement and environmental remediation services, with a focused expertise in the safe removal, containment, and disposal of hazardous lead-based paint and contaminated materials from historic and federally managed structures. Their technical capabilities include compliant lead hazard control, regulated waste handling, OSHA and EPA-aligned abatement protocols, and post-remediation clearance testing to meet federal health and safety standards. The company’s approach emphasizes precision in sensitive environments, particularly in legacy buildings where preservation and public health intersect, ensuring regulatory adherence while minimizing disruption to surrounding infrastructure and occupants. The contractor has demonstrated direct experience with the Department of the Interior, delivering remediation services on properties under federal stewardship, including historic preservation sites such as the Gowing Clark House. This relationship suggests a proven ability to navigate the unique environmental and cultural resource requirements of federal land management agencies, particularly those managing heritage structures requiring strict compliance with NHPA and HUD lead safety standards. ALPINE ENVIRONMENTAL INC operates primarily within NAICS 562910, which encompasses remediation services for hazardous substances, with a clear specialization in lead abatement as a niche within broader environmental cleanup. Their market positioning is defined by targeted, high-compliance projects in federally owned or managed facilities, distinguishing them as a specialist rather than a generalist in environmental remediation. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified contractor based in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, ALPINE ENVIRONMENTAL INC leverages federal procurement preferences to support its mission of delivering technically rigorous, safety-first environmental services. The company’s geographic footprint is anchored in the Northeast, with a strategic alignment to federal agencies managing historic and public infrastructure across the region.