This document provides an overview of an environmental services company. It discusses the company's profile, key clients, services, and major programs. The company has decades of experience providing environmental remediation, decontamination and decommissioning, staff augmentation, and construction services to both government and commercial clients. It has worked on high profile projects at sites like NASA, DOE laboratories, and military bases across the US and internationally.

1. 8(a) Certified, Alaskan Native Corporation,
Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB)
CAPABILITIES REVIEW

2. OVERVIEW
 Company Profile
 Key Clients
 Key Services
 Environmental Services
 Staff Augmentation
 Decontamination & Decommissioning
 SRM – Sustainability, Renovation, Modernization + Construction
 Laboratory Services
 National Achievements
 Summary
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3. ARS BUSINESS PROFILE
 Founded in 1993
 Alaskan Native Corporation – Purchased by The Aleut Corporation in
June 2013.
 Small Disadvantaged Business
 ARS Aleut Remediation, LLC – 8(a) certified wholly owned subsidiary
 Average revenues: <$14 M
 Bonding Capacity: >$50 M (single project); $100M (aggregate)
 Environmental Hazardous and Radiological Waste Remediation,
D&D, SRM/Construction, and Laboratory specialties
 EMR < 1 – proven safety culture
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4. ALASKA NATIVE
CORPORATION ADVANTAGE
13 Regional Alaska Native Corporations (ANCs)
Created by Congress in the 1971 Alaska Native
Claims Settlement Act
 Special Privileges Granted by SBA and FAR
 Compete for 8(a)
 NAICS Codes (Qualified)
 Reduces stress on customer resources
 Avoids turmoil for contract employees
 Larger contracts yield a more stable
workforce
 Permits tailoring of contractor teams
 Meets small business goals
Highlights
May Award a $22M Direct Award with no Justification; Unlimited with Higher Approval
Sole Source Limitation Does Not Apply to ANC 8(a) Contractors
Speeds Contract Award (30 – 60 days)
Awards are not Subject to Protest: 13 C.F.R. 124.517(a) 4

5. KEY CLIENTS
U.S. EPA NASA
U.S. DoE Kennedy Space Center
Savannah River Site Langley Research Center
Los Alamos Nat’l Lab NAVFAC
Brookhaven Nat’l Lab Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Nevada Test Site Defense Logistics Agency(DRMO)
Hanford Site U.S. Forest Service
Oak Ridge Reservation
National Nuclear Security Admin. Commercial Chemical & Oil Firms
Y-12 Nat’l Security Complex Chevron
Los Alamos Site Office BP
U.S. Army CoE Exxon Mobil
Baltimore District Dow
Buffalo District U.S. Air Force
St. Louis District Buckley AFB
New Orleans District Schriever AFB
Albuquerque District Air Force Academy
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6. New Orleans, LA
Los Alamos
National Laboratory
NASA Kennedy Space Center
Oak Ridge, TN
Deepwater, NJ
Tooele Army Depot
WHERE WE OPERATE
8ARS Internationa Proprietary
Armstrong County, PA
Robins AFB
Anchorage/Wasilla, AK
Fairbanks, AK
Luckey, OH
North Augusta, SC
Port Allen, LA Blytheville, AR
World Wide
 Hawaii
 Guam
 Japan
 Spain
 United Kingdom
 Italy
 Turkey
 Germany
 Kuwait
 Azores
Mobile
Upton, NY
Paducah, KY
Portsmouth, OH
Corpus Christi
Texarkana, TX
San Antonio
Ft. Hood, TX
Tucson, AZ
Ft. Riley, KS
McAlester, OK
Ft. Lewis, WA
San Diego, CA
San Joaquin, CA
Barstow, CA
Hunter’s Point
Naval Shipyard
Kirtland AFB
Colorado Springs
Ft. Carson
Holloman AFB
Richmond, VA
Eglin AFB
Jacksonville
Anniston
Huntsville
Ft. Campbell
Ft. Bragg
Ft. Benning
Aberdeen, MD
Groton, CT
Crane, IN
Wentzville, MO
Las Vegas, NV

7. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
 HTRW investigation, remediation, and response actions
 On-site soil, sludge, & solids treatment
 HTRW management, transportation, storage, manifesting, & shipment for
disposal
 Turnkey radiological protection; emergency response
 Full service radiological, hazardous waste, and drinking/wastewater lab
(NELAP, DOECAP, & EPA Accredited)
 Industrial management & oversight, & consulting
 ES&H management
 Environmental emergency response
 Staff augmentation
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8. USACE Buffalo District – Characterization & Remedial Investigation of 3
Major FUSRAP Sites
 Design & implementation of MARSSIM Final Status Survey services
 Gamma walkover survey
 Air monitoring stations – installation, sampling & analysis
 Monitoring wells, Geoprobes, test pits & multi-parameter meters installed, monitored,
& analyzed
 Chemical and Radiological sampling and analysis
 Close interface with regulators & other stakeholders
ENVIRONMENTAL
MAJOR PROGRAMS
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9. ENVIRONMENTAL MAJOR
PROGRAMS
Highlights
 Decontaminated, locked-down and
packaged Beryllium & Depleted
Uranium concrete shielding
blocks, steel shielding plates,
heavy equipment, PPE dumpsters,
tools, blast netting, glove-boxes,
large containers and various
waste items for Disposition
 Innovative & Cost effective Heat
gun and 12mil shrink wrap
packaging technique for transport
& shipping
 First Subcontractor to transport
and ship Legacy Waste Items
under SCO-1 & SCO-2 categories
at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos National Lab:TA-15 PHERMEX
FIRING SITE WASTE CLEAN-UP PROJECT
 Beryllium & Depleted Uranium legacy waste project
Characterized, Surveyed, Packaged, Loaded & Transported
legacy waste items from the Pulsed High-Energy Radiographic
Machine Emitting X-Ray (PHERMEX) Firing Site for final
Disposition and Disposal to NNSS
 Turn-key Waste Management
 Project involved high level of Industrial Hygiene,
Decontamination and Sampling for occupational health and to
release equipment used for project in the Beryllium Site
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10. 10
ENVIRONMENTAL MAJOR
PROGRAMS
Highlights
 Aggressive performance schedule
under New Mexico Environmental
Departments Order of Consent
milestones
 Project completed ahead of
schedule and under budget
 Worked under TA-54’s complex
Basis of Operations
 Size reduction of large LLW items
with large shear and excavator
including: Large Glovebox,
Conveyor system, Decon Trailer,
Transportainers, Trailers and
Vessels
Los Alamos National Lab:TA-54 BONEYARD
LEGACY WASTE PROJECT
 Characterization, Waste Determination and Containerization
of Legacy Materials at TA-55’s Boneyard
 Surveyed items for waste determination and path forward for
NNSS Waste Acceptance Criteria
 LLW and MLLW certification, packaging, labeling and
weighing for final disposition and disposal at Nevada
National Security Site (NNSS)

11.  During D&D of numerous major
buildings, characterized, removed,
transported, and disposed of multiple
types of hazardous wastes; and
recycled all materials.
 Asbestos
 Lead
 PCB
 Mercury
 Other RCRA metals
 Site restoration
 Close regulatory interface
Highlights
 Transported and disposed of over
2,300 CY of PCB-detectable waste
in 7 days, under special waste
permit
 Managed abatement of over 110 CY
of asbestos from confined attics
 Salvaged over 160 CY of furniture &
equipment, donating to local
charity
 Diverted over 75,000 lbs of metal
from disposal through a recycling
process
ENVIRONMENTAL
MAJOR PROGRAMS
NATIONAL NUCLEAR SECURITY ADMIN. Y-12
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12. FEMA – EMERGENCY RESPONSE
 Emergency/long-term construction for Hurricane
Katrina & Rita refugees for temporary housing
units.
 Success resulted in second contract doubling
housing/trailer parks to 12,000 units, with 75
technicians covering 39,000 square mile territory.
 24/7/365 call center for emergencies; 6 hr
response.
 Visited each trailer monthly - preventive
maintenance.
Highlights
 Warehousing & inventory for 12,000
trailers and mobile homes.
 50-100 weekly emergency visits; 50-
75 daily visits; 200-250 daily
preventive maintenance visits.
 Daily deployment of 75
construction/maintenance
personnel
 Management of warehouses across
Louisiana for rapid dispatching
 Strict adherence to Louisiana and
50+ local construction codes
ENVIRONMENTAL
MAJOR PROGRAMS
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13. ENVIRONMENTAL
MAJOR PROGRAMS
CITGO REFINERY – EMERGENCY RESPONSE - BROKEN LARGE CURIE
SOURCE AND CONTAMINATED LIQUID WASTE
 Recovered 80 Curie Ir-192 source & decontaminated CITGO refinery
 Liaison for CITGO with contractors, State, and NRC
 D&D of contaminated structures
 Managed over 98,000 tons of radioactive waste
 Performed analytical services, sample management, data validation, & MARSSIM site
final status survey
 Designed chemical cleaning solution for insoluble Ir-192.
 Processed over 80,000 samples over 6 months.
 Radiological control/health physics monitoring of over 1,500 workers
 Conducted & managed bioassay program for the site.
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14. Chevron: Remedial Construction, Decontamination, Remediation &
Radiological Control Action for Gulf Coast States and & Off-Shore
Platforms
 Environmental remedial action & construction of off-shore facilities.
 Hazard assessments.
 Remedial action of soils, systems contaminated with hazardous & naturally occurring
radioactive material (NORM).
ENVIRONMENTAL
MAJOR PROGRAMS
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15.  NOAA contract for BP Gulf Oil Spill Clean-up since 2010
 Sample quality management for rapid response
 Sample management, collection/verification of data, QA/QC; training of sampling teams
 QA specialists, Logistics admins, Envir technicians and scientists, Chemists, and PM’s
 Served as PMO and Louisiana Intake Center – covering 1,600 miles of coastline
 Oak Ridge Reservation EM Program RADCON Support – managed and implemented Radiation
Protection Program for $2.5B DOE-OREM management and integration contract
 Supported 400 projects, managed >250 radiation safety technicians – accelerated closures,
TRU waste retrieval, D&D, SNM retrieval/removal, emergency response, remediation of
tanks and soil
 Operated largest radiological instrument calibration lab in the country (>8,000 instruments)
 Maintained Project Document Control Center – certified UCNI room and computer for
sensitive & classified data/information
STAFF AUGMENTATION
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16. DECONTAMINATION &
DECOMMISSIONING
 Demolition & Decommissioning (Broad Scope D&D RAM license)
 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
 State of Louisiana
 State of New Mexico
 ES&H Management
 Radiological and hazardous material characterization
 Site restoration
 Waste Management: transportation, storage, manifesting, & shipment for
disposal
 Building/reactor/hot cell characterization
 Facility isolation & restoration services
 Equipment decontamination
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17. Army Environmental Command - Tooele Army Depot: Demolish
Groundwater Treatment System
 Sole source, direct award; Performance-based; Environmental demolition & remediation
 Demolish Plant, including 50,000 gallon holding tank; transfer pumps, blowers, & 2
stripping towers
 Decontamination & abandonment of 25,000 LF extraction pipeline; abandonment of
36,880 LF injection pipeline
 Soil characterization beneath pipeline
 Wells abandonment: 29 wells; 275–600 feet deep
 Electrical transmission line demolition & reconnection: 12 power poles, 15 transformers,
& transmission lines to be salvaged for reuse
 RAB & regulatory involvement
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DECONTAMINATION &
DECOMMISSIONING MAJOR
PROGRAMS

18. Los Alamos National Lab:TA-15
Demolition
 Hazardous substance assessments &
abatements for ACM, LBP, VOC, beryllium,
MEK
 Site restoration
 Characterization & demolition of 6
buildings, tunnels, foundations & drains
totaling 18,000 square feet
 Structural analyses
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 Volumetric Waste avoidance at
> 77%
 Recycled 2,710 cu. yds. of
concrete, 920 cu. yds. of metal
 Managed over 250 cu. yds. of
Hazardous & New Mexico
Special Wastes
 Transported (2) 2500 sq. ft.
office trailers for re-use
 2007 Pollution Prevention P2
Awardee
DECONTAMINATION &
DECOMMISSIONING MAJOR
PROGRAMS
Highlights

19. DECONTAMINATION &
DECOMMISSIONING MAJOR
PROGRAMS
LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY
 TA-21 (original plutonium facility constructed after the Manhattan Project)
 Identified, characterized, removed & packaged LLW, MLLW, LLW New Mexico Special Wastes
& other wastes from numerous facilities
 Demolished, reduced in size & packaged ten contaminated structures
 D&D of 5 major contaminated buildings
 TA-16 Ion Beam Facility Van de Graff Accelerator
 LLW, MLLW, & Tritium contaminated solid & liquid waste materials – characterized,
segregated, size reduced, containerized, shipped & treated for final disposition.
 Treated & dispositioned over 2,361 cubic feet of material to National Nuclear Security
Administration.
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Los Alamos National Laboratory: TA-3-SM43
 Deactivation & Decommissioning, Demolition and
Disposition of the 320,000 sq. ft. Admin. Building
 $8.8 Million Project finished under Budget and
ahead of Schedule with ALL milestones met or
exceeded
 First Subcontractor to execute Floor-by-Floor
Demolition Method at LANL to eliminate height risk
and the close proximity to NNSB Facility
DECONTAMINATION &
DECOMMISSIONING MAJOR
PROGRAMS
HighlightsHighlights
 High visibility programmatic-
driven project with multiple
Performance Based Milestones
 Over 33,268 CY of materials waste
avoidance
 Aggressive recycling effort
resulted in the elimination of
20,000 CY of back-fill material
 Waste Avoidance resulted in a $2.1
Million cost savings to DOE
 2011 DOE Small Business of the
Year Award
 2012 STAR NNSA Pollution
Prevention P2 Awardee

21. Los Alamos National Laboratory: PF41
 Deactivated, Decommissioned and Demolished the TA-55
Plutonium Facility (PF41), including 2 High Bay Plutonium
Vaults.
 Design/build of the following:
 Emergency Egress Stairwell and Tunnel
 Gabion Security Walls
 Support Structure for remaining Security Guard Tower
 Deactivated, characterized, recycled and removed the 30,000
sq. ft. facility with Boron loaded reinforced concrete in the
Plutonium Vaults
 Complex design/build of Emergency Egress, Gabion
Security Walls and Gunite Site Restoration
DECONTAMINATION &
DECOMMISSIONING MAJOR
PROGRAMS
Highlights
 Successful project at one of the
highest security areas in LANL’s
TA-55 Main Plutonium Facility
 Water Jet cutting & Concrete saw-
cutting methods to completely
isolate the remaining Interim-
Radiography Tunnel sharing
reinforced concrete walls and to
reduce seismic vibration to main
Plutonium Facility
 Over 16,000 tons of recycled
concrete
 2009 Pollution Prevention
Awardee
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22. NASA – Kennedy Space Center & Cape Canaveral
 Renovating the Vehicle Assembly Building interior, used for
assembling rockets associated with space shuttle and other
space programs.
 Recycled two 10-meter antennae, weighing 100 tons each to
Space X
 Deactivated and demolished 20+ structures, tanks, antennae, and
utility systems
 Demolished structures at Shuttle Landing Facility, many of which
were over 100 feet tall
 Removed HVAC near Orion facility, while maintaining clean room
availability
 Submittals: Safety, QC & Abatement Plans, OSHA Reports, &
Storm Water Notices
 Removed storm water systems & unused utilities, & ACM
DECONTAMINATION &
DECOMMISSIONING MAJOR
PROGRAMS
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23. NAVFAC SOUTHEAST
 D & D of Marine Reserve Center & supporting structures adjacent to Baton Rouge Airport,
including removal of non-hazardous, hazardous materials, and asbestos abatement
 Segregated, transported, disposed & recycled wastes.
 Removed over 100,000 sq. ft. of asphalt for recycle and restored entire site with Hydro-seed
 During removal of Vehicle Maintenance Facility, leakage of abandoned hydraulic oil tank
required removal of the tank, contents, and contaminated soil to a depth of 12 feet.
 Prior to work commencement, ARS performed a Federal Aviation Administration’s 7460-1
Engineering Survey due to the close proximity of the BTR Airport
DECONTAMINATION &
DECOMMISSIONING MAJOR
PROGRAMS
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24. COMMERCIAL CLIENTS
 BP Amoco Oil Field Reclamation
 Demolished, cleared, disposed, & restored 40 acres
 Removed 17 miles of underground piping and gas lines
 Shell Oil Consortium Shield Coat Demolition & Site Restoration
 Demolished 40,000 sq ft of concrete & metal structures
 Removed 25,000 yds of asphalt, 11,000 yds of concrete, 15,500 yds of debris & 20,000 yds of
contaminated dirt.
 Restored site (hydromulching & fertilization)
 Chevron Remedial Construction, Decontamination, Remediation & Radiological Control Action for
Gulf Coast States and & Off-Shore Platforms
 Hazard & structural assessments, utility coordination
 Demolition of facilities
 Remedial action of soils (hazardous & NORM)
DECONTAMINATION &
DECOMMISSIONING MAJOR
PROGRAMS
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25. Additional Services Include Construction; Repair,
Alteration, Renovation
Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing
Energy Management Control Systems
Emergency Power & Lighting
Fire Protection Systems
Environmental Services
Pest Control, Waste/Recycling
Green Cleaning Custodial Plans
Grounds Maintenance & Snow Removal
 U.S. Air Force
 U.S. Army
 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
 General Service Administration
 Environmental Protection Agency
 Department of Homeland Security
 Missile Defense Agency
Serving over $700M in Operations, Maintenance & Related Services
That Include SRM Job Orders 2009-2015
95% Above Average & Higher CPARS
SRM, General Construction, &
Construction Management
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26. SRM, General Construction, &
Construction Management
Squadron Operations Facility
Buckley AFB - $6.8M
Replace Squadron Operation Facility
 Construction of new stand-alone 24,500 SF
building
 Composed of steel superstructure, exterior
metal stud framing, stucco, EPDM & standing-
seam metal roofing, and site improvements.
Maintenance Hangar, 801
Buckley AFB, CO - $5.7M
Repair/Maintain Maintenance Hanger 801
 Existing F-16 Hangar consisted of masonry
work, metal roof and wall panels, modified
bituminous membrane roofing, epoxy floor
coating, asbestos abatement, high expansion
foam fire protection system, basic mechanical,
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27.  Installation Support for the installation and two
geographically separated sites, Farish Recreational
Area, and Bullseye Auxiliary Airfield. 18,500 acres
 O & M of 330 buildings and over 8.6 million square
feet of facilities
 Maintenance on three runways, surfaced areas &
recreational trails.
 Operate and maintain electrical power distribution;
water; sewer; storm water; 1.5 million gallon per day
wastewater plant; & 340 MBTU central hot water
heating plant.
Engineering Services; Project Design Execution,
Construction Management,
GeoBase/Drafting/Surveying Services
Installation Management; Real Property, Information
Technology, Housing Support, Environmental
Programs, Hazardous Materials Spill Response
Event, Support to Cadet Wing, Dean of Faculty and
Athletic Department
U.S. Air Force Academy, CO – $110M (2014-Present)
Construction Management
Engineering Services
Project Design Execution
Drafting Services
SRM, General Construction, &
Construction Management
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28. SRM, General Construction, &
Construction Management
Schriever AFB, CO – $91M (2002–2013)
Facilities O&M for 50SW Mission Operations Buildings
Base Wide Coverage for Fire Suppression & Vehicle Barriers
Civil Engineering
Electrical
HVAC
Structures
Plumbing
SSUPS
Continuous support for Satellite Control & GPS
Provide Engineering & Construction estimates
Facility Construction Projects
7X24 Mission-Critical Support
High Security Environment
99.999% Reliability for Mission-Critical Systems
IDIQ, Additional Services:
Construction; Repair, Alteration, Renovation
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Under the IDIQ for Additional Services,
Aleut Averaged $4M Annually in
Construction Related Task Orders

29. SRM, General Construction, &
Construction Management
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Clear AFS, Alaska – $57.4M (2006–Present)
Facilities O&M
Civil Engineering
Electrical
HVAC
Structures
Plumbing
SSUPS
Facility Construction Projects
7X24 Mission-Critical Support
High Security Environment
99.999% Reliability for Mission-Critical Systems
Environmental Quality, Natural Resources
IDIQ, Additional Services:
Construction, Repair, Alteration, Renovation
Under the IDIQ for Additional
Services, Perform a Wide Variety of
Construction Related Task Orders

30. SRM, General Construction, &
Construction Management
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Univ. of Alaska Life Sciences Facility – $16M
 New construction, Design Build
 Completed on time and under budget
Chief Andrew Isaac Ambulatory Clinic - $6.5M
 New construction, Design Build
 Completed on time and under budget
Eielson AFB Utilidor Phase 10 - $7.5M
 Renovation of Underground Utilidor
Holland-America Princess Campus Extension - $5.5M
 Winter Renovation and WWTP Installation

31. LABORATORY SERVICES
 Full service nuclear D&D broad scope licenses (US NRC, Louisiana,
New Mexico) - able to obtain reciprocity in other States
 Full service radiological lab & on-site mobile lab set-up & operation
(NELAP, DOECAP, DOD ELAP and EPA Accredited)
 Only lab with 2 Ci/isotope handling capacity
 Only lab doing the lowest level tritium analysis
 By-product & special nuclear material analyses
 Low-level tritium enrichment analysis
 Gamma & alpha spectroscopy
 Isotopic uranium, thorium, plutonium & others
 Liquid scintillation
 60,000 samples per year
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32. NATIONAL AWARDS
 2014 – NASA: Group Achievement Award – Deactivation & Deconstruction
of Facilities at Kennedy Space Center & Cape Canaveral AFS
 2012 – Los Alamos: Pollution Prevention Star Award – Outstanding
Achievement for Integrative Planning & Design
 2011 – DoE: 8(a)/Small Disadvantaged Business of the Year
 2009 – Los Alamos: Pollution Prevention Award – Demolition of PF-41; 97%
Recycle of Structure
 2007 – Los Alamos: Pollution Prevention Award – Demolition & Removal of
R40 Complex – High Yield Recycling & Salvage; Significant Waste
Avoidance
 2004 – CITGO: Safety Recognition Award – Emergency Response to 80
Curie IR-192 Source
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33. THE RETURN ON
YOUR INVESTMENT
ARS is a Unique Corporate Team That Puts Our Customers First
Low Multiplier
Outstanding Safety Record
Program Management – Extensive Experience in Leading Programs
Outstanding Record of Growth Into New Fields
 Solid Reputation
 Proven Cost, Schedule And Technical Performance
 Pro-Active Mission Focused Management
 Automated Program And Contract Management
 Successful Recruiting and Retention
Financially Secure
Proven Mature Business Processes
Quick Contract Award (Less than 30 days)
Rapid Contract Transition (7 – 30 days)
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