Waste Management
Teris, formerly ENSCO, is a national provider of hazardous
waste transportation and disposal services. Chemical Safety
provides compliance tools and technology to all of Teris'
regional offices; its field personnel use the software to
support customers; and the software is installed at
customers' sites. This relationship has allowed Teris to
differentiate itself in a fiercely competitive industry and
has resulted in some astonishing revenue figures for them.
Partnering with a leader in this industry has helped EMS
become the leader in comprehensive, user-friendly Waste
Management tools.
Environmental Groups
Versar, Inc., is an international environmental services
firm that applies technology, science, and management for
operational costs reduction, site remediation, pollution
prevention, and redeveloping industrial sites and military
bases. Versar designs and builds facilities for the 21st
century and supports business to business e-commerce,
virtual workspace/on-line project management, and defense
systems.
Integrators
Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) is a
diversified high-technology, research and engineering
company. SAIC offers expertise in systems integration,
security, technical support and implementation services.
SAIC engineers and scientists work with us to solve complex
technical problems and extend our geographic reach.
Government
Chemical Safety worked with the General Services
Administration (GSA) to be awarded inclusion on the Federal
Supply Schedule, offering government agencies and
contractors pre-negotiated and approved discounts on EMS,
and allowing them to buy without purchasing process hassle
and bureaucratic red-tape.
Non-Profit Organizations
The Chemical Strategies Partnership (CSP) seeks to reduce
the use of toxic chemicals in U.S. manufacturing. CSP works
with companies to help redefine the way they purchase and
manage their chemicals, shifting to strategic alliances with
Chemical Service Providers, and resulting in resource
efficiency, process innovation, and significant cost
savings. Chemical Service Providers use EMS as the
infrastructure to support efficient purchasing, managing,
and tracking of chemicals.
Regulatory Agencies
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) partners with
Chemical Safety at their Region IX Lab in Richmond,
California.
