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Cage Code: 4H6E8
NAICS Codes & Classifications (NAICS)
| 541360 |
Geophysical Surveying and Mapping
Services |
| 541380 |
Testing Laboratories |
| 541420 |
Industrial Design Services |
| 541620 |
Environmental Consulting Services |
| 541710 |
Research/Development in Physical, Engineering
& Life Sciences |
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)
| 8731 |
Commercial Physical Research |
| 8734 |
Testing Laboratories |
Product Service Codes (PSC)
| AA10 |
R&D - Insect & Disease
Control |
| B510 |
Study/Environmental Assessment |
| F018 |
Other Range/Forest Improvements |
| F021 |
Site Preparation |
| R510 |
Study/Environmental Assessment |
| T009 |
Photographic - Aerial |
| T099 |
Other Photo Mapping Printing |
| Y211 |
Construct/ Dams |
| Y215 |
Construct/ Surface Mine Reclamation |
| Y300 |
Construct/ Restoration |
Capabilities:
- Vegetative Assessment
- Utility Locating
- Concrete integrity
- Pavement integrity
- Soil Mapping
- Geological Survey
- Soil 3-Dimensional Profiles
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We are openly invited to collaborative
efforts initiated by cemetery preservation advocates to assist in
preserving, protecting and restoring historic gravesites. Sometimes,
cemetery plots can be endangered, hidden or forgotten as a result
of vandalism, neglect or natural occurences.
Non-destructive GPR testing can help preserve and restore our links
to the past in cemeteries. It is also an invaluable tool in the expansion
of existing cemeteries, to ensure safe diggingand development.
Similarly, GPR can be employed as an important archaeological tactic
to identify locations of buried artifacts, much like anglers use fish-finding
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