MTS was really notified that it had acquired the contract to maintain the lands, beach and camping area for the United States Army Corps of Engineer’s Woodcock Lakes Park. We are very excited to be the first contractor to be afforded the opportunity to conduct this work, since it was returned to the federal government Read More
The Army Contracting Command (ACC) recently awarded MTS with the grounds maintenance services contract in support of the 99th Regional Support Command in White Plains, MD. Falling in line with MTS and their core value of environmental stewardship, MTS is excited to be able to support ACC in their continued endeavor to provide the very Read More
MTS was recently awarded the contract to remove hazardous trees that are located along the I-95 corridor in Jacksonville, Florida. In 2019 a fire ravaged approximately 175 trees along the I-95 corridor between mile markers 368 and 369. The National Park Service, through the Department of Interior, requested a contractor to come on-board and remove Read More
MTS Background in Decontamination Support There are certain elements of a comprehensive facility decontamination that are always similar: Assessment, Mapping, Cleaning, Decontamination and Systems Modification that contain similar requirements for successful completion. The initial component is training. During MTS facility cleaning, sanitation and decontamination courses, MTS personnel have the opportunity to handle and work with Read More
On December 27, 2019, MTS was notified by Pittsburgh District, Corps of Engineers that it had been awarded the buildings and ground maintenance contract for Mahoning Creek Lake in New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. This contract is a one-year base contract with four 1-year options to follow. Mr. Clarence LaMora, Owner and President of MTS, stated this Read More
MTS and the Sustainable Workplace Alliance, a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that focuses on the environmental, health and safety training needs of US industries, recently completed development of four maritime training topics that were officially approved by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to be utilized in training members from the maritime industry. Dr. Ralph Blessing, PhD(ABD), Read More
MTS safety personnel were onsite for the preparation, loading and use of 450 pounds of dynamite that was utilized to remove a piling from the Wando River Bridge location. The team arrived early morning to assist in handling the dynamite and inserting blasting caps, before installing it into the piling for the big event. The Read More
MTS was recently notified that its proposal writing talents were instrumental in assisting IWPC in winning a $60 million contract with the city of Detroit Water and Sewerage Department. The scope of the contract will require the repair and/or upgrade of most of the city of Detroit’s water and sewage infrastructure.
Dr. Ralph Blessing, PhD(ABD), Vice President at MTS, recently returned from a consulting contract where he trained and assisted in the removal of the Wando River Bridge in Charleston, SC. According to Mr. Ken Canty, President of Freeland Construction Company, “the project intent was to demolish and remove the existing SC41 Wando Bridge in Charleston, SC, within Read More
MTS was recently notified they have won the rights to harvest the Bush property. This win constitutes the harvesting of 408 trees equating to 88,800 board feet of various trees. These include Black Oak, Chestnut Oak, Red Oak, Scarlet Oak and other various species.