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Impact Environmental
Impact Environmental operates from a headquarters in Bohemia, New York, with additional facilities spanning New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Indiana.
Impact Environmental
Impact Environmental operates from a headquarters in Bohemia, New York, with additional facilities spanning New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Indiana. The firm bundles environmental consulting with direct sitework, waste management, and material supply under a unified services platform, aiming to shorten the chain between assessment and remediation. Its geographic footprint concentrates on the dense industrial corridors of the Northeast, with a growing node in the Midwest anchored by a long-running project at the former DuPont site in East Chicago. The firm’s deployment model centers on owning the physical assets—referred to on its website as “millions in yellow iron”—alongside the engineering and compliance expertise to direct them. Its service lines span Phase I/II site investigation, remediation system design and operation, industrial waste management, and brownfield redevelopment. Impact Environmental operates material processing and transfer facilities in Old Bridge and North Bergen, New Jersey, which feed into its contracting work and offer standalone supply of recycled concrete, asphalt, and soil products. In the infrastructure sector, the firm has positioned itself alongside major public works, referencing involvement in the Gateway Program’s Hudson River Tunnel project, a pillar of Northeast Corridor rail improvements. The firm maintains physical plants across at least four states, including waste-processing facilities in Lyndhurst, Jersey City, and Kearny, New Jersey, and a remediation and consulting presence in Palmerton and Morrisville, Pennsylvania. Its site at 5135 Kennedy Avenue in East Chicago, Indiana, represents a multi-year environmental cleanup and community-outreach effort, documented through a dedicated public-report portal that tracks redevelopment milestones. Recent activity includes the expansion of the facility network in New Jersey to support larger regional projects. Impact Environmental differentiates its structure by retaining professional liability, errors-and-omissions, and pollution-liability insurance in-house, a posture that allows it to act as both the consultant of record and the general contractor on complex, multi-phase sites. This dual capacity—engineer and construction manager under one roof—reduces the handoff friction typical in environmental contracting, making the firm a self-contained vertical for projects that demand sustained compliance and operational continuity.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Bohemia
Corporate office
170 Keyland Court, Bohemia, NY 11716, United States
Additional offices
Lyndhurst, NJ · Bellmawr, NJ · Jersey City, NJ · Kearny, NJ · South Kearny, NJ · South Amboy, NJ · Palmerton, PA · Morrisville, PA · East Chicago, IN
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Impact Environmental structure its environmental-remediation projects?
The firm operates as a single point of responsibility, combining in-house environmental consulting with direct sitework, material processing, and waste management. This unified platform eliminates the need to contract separately for assessment, remediation design, hauling, and material placement. Impact Environmental sustains the model by owning heavy equipment and facilities directly and carrying pollution-liability and professional-liability insurance under the same corporate umbrella.
What geographic regions does Impact Environmental primarily serve?
Its footprint concentrates on the Northeastern United States—particularly New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania—alongside a dedicated Midwest presence in East Chicago, Indiana. The firm has disclosed expanding its facility capacity in New Jersey specifically to meet rising demand from projects across the broader New York metropolitan area.
Does the firm focus more on field-services execution or high-level consulting?
Impact Environmental deliberately blends both. Its teams handle technical tasks like Phase I/II assessments and regulatory-compliance strategy while simultaneously deploying field crews for excavation, material supply, and waste transport. The firm’s marketing emphasizes “hands-on experts” and ownership of heavy equipment, signaling a bias toward physical execution over purely advisory work.
How does brownfield redevelopment fit into the firm’s service mix?
Brownfield redevelopment is a core line of business, encompassing opportunity identification, contamination assessment, cleanup, and site-readiness engineering. The firm’s East Chicago project—at the former DuPont site on Kennedy Avenue—illustrates a multi-year cycle from environmental investigation through community-outreach reporting and eventual redevelopment handoff.
What types of insurance does Impact Environmental carry, and why does that matter institutionally?
The firm maintains professional liability, errors and omissions, and pollution liability insurance, all under one roof. For project owners and allocators, this integrated coverage reduces disputes over liability handoffs between consultant and contractor—a recurring pain point in remediation work—and signals a balance-sheet commitment to long-duration environmental liabilities.
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