User:SuperfundEngineer/Sevenson
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| Company type | Privately held company |
|---|---|
| Industry | Construction Heavy Construction Environmental Remediation |
| Founded | 1917 (by Albert Elia) 1947 (as Albert Elia Building Company, Inc.) |
| Founder | Albert Elia |
| Headquarters | 2749 Lockport Road Niagara Falls, New York, USA |
Area served | United States & Canada |
Key people | Michael A. Elia (President/CEO) William J. McDermott (Vice President/CFO) Richard A. Elia (Executive Vice President) |
| Revenue |  $ 340 million (FY 2010) |
Number of employees | 800 (Sept 2013) |
| Website | www.sevenson.com |
Sevenson Environmental Services, Inc. (Sevenson) is an environmental remediation, groundwater remediation, dredging and geotechnical/earthworks contractor based in Niagara Falls, New York that specializes in the cleanup of hazardous waste, toxic waste, nuclear waste and contaminated groundwater, sediments and soils for corporate clients and federal, state and local governments.
Sevenson was founded in 1917 by Albert Elia, incorporated as the Albert Elia Building Company in 1947 and renamed to Sevenson Environmental Services in 1988 to reflect the companies transition to a full-service 'all environmental' contractor[1].
Since its selection as the principal contractor for cleanup work at the Love Canal Superfund Site in 1978, Sevenson has worked on over 1,600 projects and 123 Superfund sites on the EPA's NPL list including Love Canal[2][3], Fox River (Wisconsin)[4][5], U.S Radium Corporation[6], Hudson River[7], Onondaga Lake[8], Housatonic River[9][10] and Joliet Army Ammunition Plant[11]. In 2013, Sevenson ranked #42 in Engineering News-Record's Top Environmental Firms list[12]. In 2010, Sevenson reported $340 million in revenue and approximately 800 full and seasonal employees.
History
[edit]Early 1900s
[edit]Sevenson's roots date back to 1917. In that year, Albert Elia, a Niagara Falls, New York architect, began a general construction business. In 1947, Elia's four sons joined the business and incorporated it as the Albert Elia Building Company, Inc*. Although the company initially specialized in residential building construction to meet the post-World War II housing shortage, in the early 1950's, the company expanded into industrial, institutional and heavy civil construction work. In the 1970's the third generation of the Elia family joined the company and in 1982 acquired the business from their fathers and renamed it Sevenson Construction Corp.
Love Canal (1978) to Present
[edit]The company's initiation into environmental remediation work occurred in 1979. In that year the Albert Elia Building Co., Inc. was selected as the principal contractor for cleanup work at the Love Canal Superfund Site in Niagara Falls, New York. The company's success at the Love Canal project led to other cleanup projects.
Major projects
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Subsidiaries
[edit]The following subsidiaries are all wholly-owned[17]
- Sevenson International Environmental Services, Inc.
- Waste Stream Technology Inc.
- Sevenson Industrial Services, Inc.
- Sevenson Environmental, Ltd.
- Sevenson Environmental Services of PA, Inc.
- Sevenson Resources, Inc.
References
[edit]- ^ "Company Profile: Sevenson Environmental Services, Inc". Gale Directory of Company Histories.
- ^ "For the seven Elia boys, disasters like Love Canal offer a chance to clean up". Inc. Magazine. Dec 1, 1985.
- ^ "Niagara Falls-based contractor has become major player in national environmental cleanup scene". Niagara Gazette. Dec 9, 2007.
- ^ "Project Summary: Fox River Superfund Site". Sevenson Environmental.
- ^ "Fox River Superfund Site - Project 1 (SMU 56/57)" (PDF). EPA.
- ^ "Radium in New Jersey". New York Times. Jul 26, 1992.
- ^ "Officials say sludge-processing facility is on schedule to begin Hudson River PCB cleanup in May". The Daily Gazette. Aug 24, 2008. Retrieved Oct 17, 2013.
- ^ "Honeywell's cleanup of Onondaga Lake creates its own industry". The Post-Standard. Sep 6, 2012.
- ^ "Project Summary: Housatonic River Superfund Site". Sevenson.com.
- ^ "GE-Pittsfield/Housatonic River Site: RD/RA Work Plan" (PDF). EPA.gov. Retrieved Oct 8, 2013.
- ^ "Project Summary: Joliet Army Ammunition Plant Superfund Site". Sevenson.com.
- ^ "ENR: Top All-Environmental Firms in 2012". Engineering News-Record.
- ^ "Love Canal Chronologies (Niagara Gazette, 1894-1980)". University at Buffalo Libraries. Retrieved October 16, 2013.
- ^ "In Pitman, Superfund Was Only the Start - A Lot of Local Effort Went Into the Lipari Landfil Cleanup". The Philadelphia Inquirer. Oct 10, 1995. Retrieved Oct 17, 2013.
- ^ "U. S. Radium Superfund Site: Using Lessons-Learned from Experience at Another Site to Expedite Environmental Restoration". Waste Management Symposia (WMSYM). 1998.
- ^ "December 2008 Coal-Ash Spill Left Giant Mess, Big Legacy". Engineering News-Record (ENR). Dec 16, 2009. Retrieved Oct 13, 2013.
- ^ "List of Sevenson subsidiaries". Google Finance.
External links
[edit]Category:Dredging companies Category:Construction and civil engineering companies Category:Construction and civil engineering companies of the United States Category:Engineering consulting firms Category:Engineering companies of the_United_States Category:Companies based in Buffalo, New York Category:Privately held companies based in New York (state) Category:Companies established in 1914