Projects
The diversity and breadth of our projects are compelling. Our vision is to explore the boundaries of what is possible and develop solutions that address our clients’ challenges and make a positive impact on our communities. Quality work and an entrepreneurial spirit allow us to deliver the results that our clients are looking for in the execution of their projects.
Project Overview
Collaborative Planning Initiatives Support to the IMCOM and the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff of the Army for Installation Management
Contracted to support the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff of the Army (OACSIM) and the Army’s Installation Management Command (IMCOM) with planning, development, implementation and oversight of the Army Community Partnership program to establish public-public and public-private partnerships between installations and local governments that create mutual value for community stakeholders, while providing asset management efficiencies for installation support services and facilities infrastructure requirements.
Project Details
Location: Nationwide
Client: USACE Baltimore
Services: Asset Management

Project Overview
APG Unclassified Waste Radioactive Waste Brokering
SIA Solutions, LLC (SIA) provided Radiological Waste Brokering Services for a large and diverse inventory of Low-Level Radioactive Waste (LLRW) stored at an Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG) facility. Examples of radioactive materials included in the inventory are: various instruments and articles, sources, liquid scintillation counter (LSC) standards, laboratory trash, surface contaminated objects, trailer mounted foreign height finders, and intermodal containers of depleted uranium (DU) range waste.
This project is a great example of how SIA was able to take a large, complex inventory of waste and use our depth of Radiological Waste Brokering knowledge, long term contacts in the industry, and experience in problem solving to provide a solution that was efficient, cost effective, met the Government’s disposal needs.
Project Details
Location: Aberdeen, Maryland
Client: Aberdeen Proving Ground
Services: Environmental

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Air National Guard Resource Energy Management Services
Provided resource energy management (REM) services to support ANG CETSC and over 100 ANG Bases to support renewable energy, energy resiliency and efficiency projects. Services focused on program management and reporting, reduction of energy costs, consumption, intensity and demand at its facilities.
SIA’s energy managers provided analyses, consultation, and recommendations to improve energy efficiency,including estimates of cost analysis of savings, onsite inspections and audits of current operations, equipment, and energy purchase patterns providing project development and execution. Additionally, the energy managers calculated and supported measurement and verification reporting of completed energy projects and initiatives.
The energy managers evaluated base operations and maintenance for energy efficiency and identification of possible improvements, conducted energy audits including periodic Installation Energy audits, meeting requirements of EISA 432, and assisted with review of audit reports and development of ANG audit policy and or best practices. They also analyzed meter data, develop usage profiles and guidance, evaluated utility rate structure for reasonableness and appropriateness, and investigated and recommended Peak Demand initiatives to reduced demand charges.
Project Details
Location: Multiple
Client: Air National Guard
Services: Energy

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Architect/Engineer (A/E) Design Services
Provided preliminary and detailed Architect/Engineer (A/E) design services for the replacement of the 920 Plateau Load Interrupter Switch and the replacement of the incoming electrical gear (Substation 6) for the R&D Plateau, located at the Department of Energy – National Energy Technology Laboratory (DOE-NETL) campus in Pittsburgh, PA.
SIA Solutions, LLC provided A&E Services to DOE-NETL in the management and oversight of two (2) projects at their Pittsburgh, PA campus. Both projects involved preliminary and detailed design services that include the replacement of the 920 Plateau Load Interrupter Switch with a new switch, along with the replacement of the R&D Plateau main electrical switch (Substation-6) with new equipment with enhanced reliability and life span.
Project Details
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Client: Air National Guard
Services: Energy

Project Overview
MCAS Iwakuni Radiological Response
As a result of the Fukushima reactor incident, U.S. Marine Corps MH-53 helicopters stationed at MCAS Iwakuni near Hiroshima in Japan, along with their spare parts inventories, were contaminated with radiological fallout. The radiological elements that created the contamination are cesium-134 (Cs134) and cesium-137 (Cs137).
The U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command (JMC), the Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) at Patuxent River, MD, and the NAVSEA 04 Radiological Controls Department requested SIA to provide senior radiation expertise and services to support the Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron (MALS-12) and the Program Management Aviation (PMA- 261). The SIA SMEs provided radiological oversight and support for the preparation of the area; radiological surveys; disassembly; removal of equipment; preparing, packing, and manifesting shipments of Fukushima radiologically contaminated materials; and final clearance surveys of the complete airframes of four MH-53 helicopters.
Project Details
Location: Iwakuni,Japan
Client: MCAS
Services: Environmental

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Army Reserves Installation Management Division (ARIMD) Environmental Services
SIA provides a full range of environmental services to the Army Reserve Installation Management Directorate (ARIMD), including property disposals at seventeen identified locations, consisting of environmental compliance, planning, and documentation services for the development, planning, facilitation, coordination, and documentation of environmental initiatives and related support activities. SIA also conducts environmental studies ranging from Phase II site investigations, Environmental Assessments (EA), Environmental Condition of Property (ECP), Radiological Surveys, Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) Surveys, Finding of Suitability of Transfer (FOST), Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), recordation studies, and Section 106 / Section 110 coordination.
Project Details
Location: CONUS, AK, HI, PR, USVI
Client: ARIMD
Services: Environmental

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USACE Robotics: Mat Sinking Technology Development
SIA Solutions, LLC is leading a team of cross-functional engineering experts to design, build and test an automated, articulated concrete mat sinking prototype for application on a barge in support of the United States Corps of Engineers (USACE) mission to maintain navigational waterways critical to U.S. national security. The team includes: the Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC), Bristol Harbor Group, Inc, and the American Bureau of Shipping Group, Inc. SIA is performing a key integrating role under Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) W15QKN-13-09-0001, Prototype Project Agreement (PPA) No. SINIT-16-0010 as administered by the Consortium for Energy, Environment, and Demilitarization (CEED) in support of this endeavor. Following the land-based prototype testing, SIA will manufacture, install, and commission a full-scale robotic system on a newly constructed USACE barge under OTA W15QKN-17-09-8888, PPA No. CEED-18-0022. Within both Task Orders, Contracting Officer’s Representative and technical oversight responsibilities for the project are provided by the USACE, Marine Design Center (MDC), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; who in turn is working with the USACE Districts in Vicksburg, Mississippi; Memphis, Tennessee; and New Orleans, Louisiana. The USACE Vicksburg District is the leading entity for financial support of this project.
Project Details
Location: Mississippi River Waterways
Client: USACE
Services: Emerging Technologies Applications

Project Overview
National Park Service IT Study
The National Park Service Outer Banks Group is composed of three geographically separated parks with high visitor volume in an ecologically sensitive environment along 90 miles of North Carolina’s pristine, ever-changing coastline. Following years of workarounds on their outdated IT system, they experienced dragging network speeds, inability to properly back data up, ineffective communication lines, and countless personnel hours to troubleshoot or manually resolve issues. SIA created an implementation plan that included a full network design from inter-site fiber optic installation to interior room schematics and equipment specifications and costs. We provided financial strategies, risk management, system redundancy measures, service provider options as well as independent construction considerations, adherence to applicable engineering standards, construction and permitting requirements, and GIS mapping. The proposed system’s construction and deployment are a low impact on the parks’ natural environment and include the capability to support future bandwidths and anticipated upgrades.
Project Details
Location: Outer Banks, NC
Client: The National Park Service Outer Banks Group
Services: Emerging Technologies Applications
