SCS innovates

Pro provides a holistic view of all LF systems.

SCS RMC® GIS augmented provides you with subsurface X-ray vision

SCS WDT™, a MobileTools feature for collecting and reporting flare data wirelessly. SCS enhances SCSeTools with GIS - see inside your LFG wells, check liquids, pumps from your office.

SCS RMC® augmented 3D-5D - visualize actual or conceptual site conditions.
SCSeTools® launches groundwater monitoring.

Ignition Perspective SCADA software and national drone services integrated with SCS RMC®

SCS financially viable recycling, SMM, and organics programs spread nationwide with solid waste master planning.

SCS expands existing expertise for managing treatment of liquid wastes at landfills to mining, oil and gas, utility and manufacturing sectors.

Cities and communities in the states of AZ, CA, FL, MO, NC, OK, TX, VA, and WA are profiting from SCS Financial Modeling by evaluating actual expenditures and projecting long-term conditions for major waste management programs.

SCSeTools® wireless technology to streamline OM&M landfill data for compliance and maximum capture.

SCS Remote Monitoring and Control® expands RMC functionality.

SCS announced as a finalist as the Engineering Company of the Year in the 2013 West Coast Oil and Gas Awards for demonstrated expertise in utilizing new and advanced tracer technologies.

SCS became one of the first environmental engineering firms to use custom manufactured Low-Flow Monitoring devices to more accurately measure gas production per well and offer better control flow and more efficient pressure.

In 2012, SCS Designed and built the first Class III waste (trash + C&D debris) MRF in FL. In 2012, SCS helped secure the first Plasma Arc Gasification Facility permit issued in CA.

SCS constructed the first LFGE facility in Mississippi. SCS designed/built the first biomethane plant at a wastewater treatment plant in CA to inject digester gas into natural gas pipelines.

SCS obtained the first Research, Development, and Demonstration (RDD) permit for a bioreactor landfill in EPA Region 9.

SCS develops, Technologies and Management Options for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Landfills, for CalRecycle -- CARB references as the specific guidance for operators to comply with AB 32 landfill methane rule.

SCS obtains first permit issued in SC to re-develop an industrial waste landfill as industrial park.

SCS performed the first statewide waste characterization study in CA.

SCS obtained the first Research, Development, and Demonstration (RDD) permit for leachate re-circulation at a landfill in EPA Region 3.

SCS Designed and built the first LFG-fueled microturbine power plant in the state of FL.

SCS Feasibility study for a diaper recycling facility; the first study of its kind in California.

SCS designed one of the first e-Waste Collection events in California.

SCS performed one of the first RCRA Subtitle C Corrective Actions in EPA Region 9. This project was redeveloped into the California Speedway NASCAR track.

SCS employee received a U.S. Patent for inventing the first fully-permitted method for on-site condensate disposal for a landfill closure. An injection-based system for incinerating contaminants in LFG condensate within an LFG flare.

Designed 1st landfill leachate collection sump of its kind in the U.S. on compressed phosphatic clay slimes: reinforced concrete sump, horizontal HDPE access, removable horizontal leachate pump, & extensive foundation geogrid.

SCS designed the first onsite leachate treatment/disposal system of its kind in the U.S. including a 750,000 gallon leachate storage tank and reduced ammonia concentrations through a nitrification/de-nitrification process.

SCS designed the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Subtitle D Training Manual for Regional EPA and State regulatory staff. Note: SCS proposed composite liners long before the promulgation of Subtitle D.

SCS Designed the first materials recovery facility in the state of FL. The MRF served Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL.

SCS Performed the first state lead PRP RI/FS under Superfund in Virginia.

SCS prepared for the California Waste Management Board authoritative document titled Procedural Guidance Manual for Sanitary Landfills: Volume I Landfill Leachate Monitoring and Control Systems.

Designed & permitted the first new landfills per Virginia 1988 Solid Waste Management Regulations.

SCS planned one of the first RCRA Subtitle C corrective actions in EPA Region 7.

SCS Performed one of the first RCRA Subtitle C corrective actions in EPA Region 4.

SCS Tracer pioneers use of tracer gas technologies to assess and study LFG migration issues.

SCS Tracer pioneers use of tracer gas science to assess landfill odors and to use the data as a basis for control strategies.

SCS performed the first federal lead Potentially Responsible Party Remedial Investigation & Feasibility Study under Superfund in EPA Region 7.

SCS Obtained the first RCRA clean closure in VA under a health-based approach for a site where contaminants were not removed to background levels.

One of the first Superfund remedial designs in the nation by SCS. Superfund site in Hillsborough, NJ. Led to the site being among the first to be de-listed from the NPL.

SCS ground breaking projects for the electric utility industry on the proper management of PCBs and continue to be authoritative references to the present day.

SCS designed & secured permits for one of the first commercial buildings constructed on a former landfill site in the U.S. SCS LFG O&M expertise integral to permit issuance, and continues to be a key element of site operations to the present day.

In 1978, SCS wrote the EPA Sanitary Landfill Design and Operation Manual.

In 1979, SCS wrote the EPA Sludge Landfill Design and Operation Manual.

SCS Wrote the EPA’s national protocol for sorting municipal solid waste.

SCS designed the U.S. EPA educational film, Sanitary Landfill — You’re the Operator.

SCS Engineers was founded.