BPM006010_Attach08_OrganizationProfile_MatrixNEWorld.pdf
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This document is a Request for Proposal (RFP) from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) for Solicitation No. BPM006010, specifically for the ASRAC Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous Substances. The document is an Organization Profile for Matrix New World Engineering, Land Surveying and Landscape Architecture, PC, a firm established in 1990 with 31 years of business experience in Arizona and 34 years of experience providing environmental engineering and remediation services.
The document details Matrix New World Engineering's organizational capacity across multiple states, with primary capabilities in chemical, civil, and geological engineering, environmental remediation, hazardous materials services, and regulatory compliance. The company has 32 staff in Arizona operating at 90% capacity, with additional personnel in New Jersey (160 staff at 70% capacity), New York (50 staff at 70% capacity), Louisiana (15 staff at 80% capacity), and a minimal presence in Connecticut. Their service offerings include environmental site assessments, groundwater modeling, permitting, GIS services, and specialized engineering work across various sectors including offshore wind, coastal resiliency, and disaster response.
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Request for Proposal
Solicitation No. BPM006010
ASRAC Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous Substances
Arizona Department of Environmental
Quality (ADEQ)
1110 W. Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Solicitation Attachment – Organization Profile | Revision No. 1 | Revised 11-22
Attachment 8 – Organization Profile
Organization name:
Matrix New World Engineering, Land Surveying and
Landscape Architecture, PC
(dba Matrix New World Engineering) Year established: 1990
Principal address (street, city, state, ZIP):
3033 N. 44 Street, Ste 270
Phoenix, AZ 85018
Branch or division: Not applicable Parent company or owner:
Not applicable
Years of experience providing Services similar in type and quantity as required by this Solicitation: 34 years
Years of experience performing Services similar in size and scope as required by this Solicitation: 34 years
Years the organization has conducted business in Arizona: 31 years
Contract Representatives
Name Title Phone number Email address
1.
Harry S. Brenton, RG
Vice President, Hydrogeological Services 480-322-1472 hbrenton@mnwe.com
2.
Georgia L. Waters, RG
Senior Project Hydrogeologist 602-955-5547 gwaters@mnwe.com
3. Nathan E. Miller Vice President, Groundwater
Modeling Services 602-799-7769 nmiller@mnwe.com
Licenses/Certifications
Description Issuer Number Expiration
1.
Engineering (Chemical, Civil, Geological), Geology
Arizona State Board of
Technical Registration 16536-0 (Firm – Phoenix Office) 3/26/2025
2.
Engineering (Chemical, Civil, Geological), Geology
Arizona State Board of
Technical Registration 16536-2 (Branch – Prescott Office) 3/25/2025
3.
Engineering (Chemical, Civil, Geological), Geology
Arizona State Board of
Technical Registration 16536-4 (Branch – Tucson Office) 1/16/2025
4.
General Commercial, Class A
General Engineering
Arizona Registrar of
Contractors
ROC 326326 9/30/2025
5. Certificate of Good Standing Arizona Corporation
Commission F21814123 4/26/2025
Request for Proposal
Solicitation No. BPM006010
ASRAC Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous Substances
Arizona Department of Environmental
Quality (ADEQ)
1110 W. Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Solicitation Attachment – Organization Profile | Revision No. 1 | Revised 11-22
Capacity
Physical
Location of
Staff
Work performed by staff at Location
Number of staff at
Location
Capacity (% of staff available to perform the work as stated at that Location)
1.
Arizona
(3 offices)
Chemical, civil, and geological engineering; geology; hydrogeology; environmental remediation, due diligence environmental site assessments; hazardous materials services, water resources; wells; permitting; groundwater flow and contaminant transport modeling; GIS; regulatory compliance monitoring
32 90%
2.
New Jersey
(2 offices)
Civil, geotechnical, marine and structural engineering; land surveying; landscape architecture; land development services; offshore wind; coastal resiliency; disaster response; construction management; environmental remediation, due diligence environmental site assessments; geology; hazardous materials services; permitting;
GIS; regulatory compliance monitoring; NEPA assessments; ecology surveys; federal programs and contracts; 3D computer modeling
160 70%
3.
New York
(1 office)
Civil, geotechnical, marine and structural engineering; land surveying; landscape architecture; land development services; offshore wind; coastal resiliency; disaster response; construction management; environmental remediation, due diligence environmental site assessments; geology; hazardous materials services; permitting;
GIS; regulatory compliance monitoring; NEPA assessments; ecology surveys; federal programs and contracts; 3D computer modeling
50 70%
4.
Connecticut
(1 office)
Offshore wind; coastal resiliency; permitting; NEPA assessments; ecology surveys;
federal programs and contracts 1 0%
5.
Louisiana
(1 office)
Marine engineering; land surveying; benthic surveys; coastal resiliency; disaster response; construction management; environmental remediation, due diligence environmental site assessments; geology; hazardous materials services; permitting;
GIS; regulatory compliance monitoring; ecology surveys; wetlands
15 80%
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