Neal B. Freuden, President and Officer-in-Charge
EnviroScience was organized and incorporated in 1987 by Neal B. Freuden. Mr. Freuden brings 33 years of combined experience as an environmental health and safety firm administrator and governmental official. His background as a director with a large municipal agency has provided him with the experience in managing and controlling government contracts and projects. He has worked closely with local, state and federal officials on community and environmental issues. Mr. Freuden was one of the first ten individuals to be licensed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as a Master Inspector and served on the Connecticut Department of Health Services' Task Force that designed the implementation of the lead based paint regulations adopted in September 1992. He is a nationally recognized expert on lead based paint issues related to housing and is a frequent guest lecturer on the subject.

Stephen W. Connelly, Sr. Vice President and Officer-in-Charge
Mr. Stephen Connelly has over 34 years of experience in environmental consulting and project management providing consulting services to utilities, industry and governmental agencies. Much of that consulting service has been directed to indoor air quality issues addressing Clean Air Act requirements. Over the past 18 years, he has focused attention on asbestos management and indoor air quality services. Mr. Connelly's project experience includes large-scale projects for the U.S. Postal Service, the Department of Defense, the Department of Veteran's Affairs, the General Services Administration and the Connecticut Departments of Public Works and Transportation. He has performed hazardous materials surveys for the Hartford Housing Authority, MJB Corporation, Bridgeport Economic Development Corporation, and numerous other public and private sector clients.

Robert May, Vice President, Boston Office, Hazardous Materials
Mr. May has a degree in Architecture and serves as our Technical Designer on asbestos abatement projects. Mr. May is the Manager of Hazardous Materials at EnviroScience. His area of specific technical expertise is hazardous materials (asbestos and lead-based paint) assessment, abatement design and construction administration. Mr. May has designed over $50 million of hazardous materials abatement. He is one of the most experienced professionals in the northeast relative to lead based paint abatement. He was the designer on the New Bedford Housing Authority lead based paint abatement program, which the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has referenced in its current Guidelines as the standard for lead based paint design specifications. He has designed the abatement of asbestos and lead based paint containing components for five large family developments for the Boston Housing Authority. In addition, he has designed lead and asbestos abatement programs for the housing authorities of Portland and Van Buren, Maine, New Britain and Greenwich, Connecticut, and numerous private property owners and non-profit housing organizations.

James L. Scott, CIH, Manager, Industrial Hygiene
Mr. Scott is a Certified Industrial Hygienist and serves as Project Manager for EnviroScience Consultants on various lead and asbestos abatement and industrial hygiene projects. Mr. Scott has over 20 years of experience in the planning, implementation and management of industrial hygiene, health and safety, and environmental engineering programs. For 12 years, he served as Senior Industrial Hygienist and Regional Manager for a major environmental services firm. During his tenure, he designed and administered large asbestos abatement projects for government and private sector clients. He also performed quality control for industrial hygiene, lead paint abatement and asbestos projects and reports.

Jeffery J. Duigou, LEP, Manager, Environmental Sciences
Mr. Duigou manages the Environmental Sciences Department at EnviroScience. He is a Licensed Environmental Professional. He is familiar with Federal and State regulations, environmental sampling protocols and field testing, and health and safety equipment and practices. His special expertise includes Site Development and Brownfields Redevelopment, Soil and Materials Management During Construction, Natural Attenuation (NA) Studies, Bioremediation of Soil and Groundwater, Marine Biological Surveys, Environmental Impact Assessments, Media Sampling (soil, sediment, water, air), Soil Gas Surveys, Environmental Site Investigations, Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Studies, Pre-Design Investigations, Remediation System O&M, RCRA Results-Based Project Management, and Permitting.

Ashis Roychowdhury, Manager, Hazardous Materials
Mr. Roychowdhury is a Hazardous Materials Manager involved in a variety of inspection, monitoring, sampling and testing programs for asbestos, hazardous materials and indoor air quality. In addition, he works with health and safety issues and regulatory compliance programs. Mr. Roychowdhury has been involved in managing asbestos building surveys in post offices throughout the Northeast, as well as guiding asbestos surveys in many public and private schools, colleges, office buildings and manufacturing plants.

Matthew A. Myers, Manager, Fairfield Office, Hazardous Materials
Mr. Myers is the Manager of EnviroScience’s Fairfield, CT office. He is also Manager of Hazardous Materials involved in a variety of design, inspection, project monitoring, sampling and testing programs for asbestos, lead-based paint, hazardous materials and indoor air quality. In addition, he works with health and safety issues and regulatory compliance programs. Mr. Myers has been involved in design, managing asbestos building surveys, O&M activities and 6 month periodic surveillance and 3 year re-inspections throughout Connecticut including the Fairfield, Wolcott, Greenwich, Milford, Trumbull, Stamford, Stratford, Ridgefield, Monroe, Woodbridge and Amity School Systems as well as hospitals, several large commercial entities and private dwellings.