Former Guam Environmental
Protection Agency Chief Engineer Christopher A. Lund,
P.E., Joins GBB
 GBB
is pleased to announce that Christopher A. Lund, P.E.,
has joined the firm as Senior Project Engineer. Mr.
Lund was Chief Engineer at the Guam Environmental Protection
Agency from 2000 to 2006 and will be a key member
of the GBB Guam Receivership Project Team.
Press
Release »
GBB Assuming
Responsibilities of the Guam Solid Waste Management
Division
United States District Court
of Guam Appoints GBB as Receiver
 On
March 17, 2008, the Honorable Frances Tydingco-Gatewood,
Chief Judge of the United States District Court of
Guam, has issued a court order appointing GBB as Receiver
to achieve the Guam Government’s compliance with
the Clean Water Act as set forth in a Consent Decree.
On April 4, 2008, GBB
launched the Guam
Solid Waste Receivership Information Center Website,
a resource providing information and documents on
the progress of the project; receivership; court
orders; Guam Solid Waste management department; along
with contact information and answers to frequently
asked questions.
Guam
Solid Waste Receivership Information Center »
Press Releases:
March
18, 2008 - Receivership Annoucement »
April
4, 2008 - Website Launch »
"Have
You Heard The Latest About Automated Collection?"
MSW
Management Article by Chace Anderson
The January/February
2008 edition of MSW Management features an article
by Chace Anderson, GBB Vice President, on automated
collection.
Article »
Doing
More for Less - The City of Baton Rouge, LA,
Transitions to an Award-Winning Recycling Model
Recycling Today
Article by Harvey Gershman and Susan Hamilton
 Recycling
Today's 2007 Municipal Recycling supplement features
an article by Harvey Gershman, GBB President, and
Susan Hamilton, Director of Recycling for East Baton
Rouge Parish, on the City of Baton Rouge, LA, transition
to an award-winning recycling model.
Article »
New Transfer Station to be Built
in Charles County, MD
GBB Assisting with Procurement
Process of Turnkey Construction Project
Following GBB’s
study on the feasibility of developing a transfer station
at Charles County’s existing landfill and contracting
for operation, transport, and disposal services, the
County has elected to move forward with the procurement
process for the turnkey construction of a transfer station.
Details
»
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