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A Brief History |
CHESTER LabNet had its humble beginnings back in 1977, founded as NEA, Inc. by John Cooper. The company added services and expanded. In 1991, the laboratory was sold to Chester Environmental and became part of CHESTER LabNet. In 1994, the Oregon branch was sold to private investors, while the rest of the Chester laboratory network was merged with Recra Environmental. CHESTER LabNet has been independent since 1994 and still going strong. The company name and ownership have changed over the years, but some things remain constant; CHESTER LabNet's specialization in inorganic air analysis and commitment to customer service.
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Testimonials |
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Consistent, quality work that is completed on time and as expected. I never have to ask or wait for results, or have things double-checked and you folks are a pleasure to work with.
Emily VandenHoek
Air Resource Specialists
Fort Collins, CO -
First and foremost is the knowledge and experience of your staff and your willingness to discuss the positive and negative aspects of sample collection and analytical approaches to unique test objectives.
I have a lot of confidence in your analytical capabilities and the quality of your work. You are my first choice for analyses that you perform.
Larry Cottone
CCI Environmental Consultants
Salt Lake City, UT -
Personal service--I know that you guys are small, but that's cool because whoever I talk to is closer to the process than through some big isolated client services group.
Responsiveness. I don't know how many times I've done it, but I've called a lot and said, I need some filters real soon, and they always arrive the next day. That's cool for procrastinators like me. And my emails get responded to in a timely fashion. Seems like the people actually know who I am.
My compliments to you guys.
Eric Winegar
Applied Measurement Science
Fair Oaks, CA
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Past & Present Clients |
| Regional/National Studies |
| Aerosol Research & Inhalation Epidemiology Study (ARIES) |
| Clean Air Act Status & Trends Network (CASTNet) I & II |
| Chemical Speciation Program EPA PM2.5 Speciation Trends Network (STN) |
| Consultants | |
| Geomatrix Consultants | Thermo Fisher Scientific |
| Air Sciences | Aspen Consulting & Testing |
| Entec Services, Inc. | CH2M Hill |
| Applied Environmental Consultants | Barr Engineering |
| Earth Tech | ICF Consulting |
| Wenck Associates | URS Group, Inc. |
| Tetra Tech EC, Inc. | TRC Environmental |
| SRK Danismanlik ve Muhendislik A.S. (Turkey) | Weston Solutions |
| Air Resource Specialists, Inc. | Clean Harbors Buttonwillow LLC |
| EEMC | Pacific Western Technologies |
| Research Institutes | ||
| Atmospheric Research & Analysis | UCLA | |
| Batelle Northwest | Universidad de Chile | |
| California Institute of Technology | Universidad de Santiago | |
| CE-Cert (Univ. of CA Riverside) | University of California, San Diego | |
| Harvard School of Public Health | University of California, Davis | |
| ITESM | University of Cincinnati | |
| Oregon State University | University of Southern California | |
| Princeton University | University of Washington | |
| RTI International | Washington Univ. in St. Louis | |
| Rutgers University | ||
| Industries and Utilities | |||
| ASARCO | Oregon Steel | ||
| BHP (Magma) Copper | Pacific Gas & Electric | ||
| EPRI | Phelps Dodge | ||
| Exxon | Salt River Project | ||
| Geneva Steel | Southern California Edison | ||
| J.R. Simplot | U.S. Steel | ||
| North American Chemical | |||
| Government Agencies | ||||
| US EPA | Washington Department of Ecology | |||
| USDA Forest Service | US Army Corps or Engineers | |||
| US Department of Transportation | Garfield County (CO) Public Health | |||
| Rijksinstituut voor Volksgezondheid en Milieu (The Netherlands) | Jefferson County (AL) of Public Health | |||
| Oakridge National Laboratory | Monterey Bay (CA) UAPCD | |||
| Missouri Dept. of Natural Resources | Oregon DEQ | |||
| Sunnyside School District #12 | Utah Division of Air Quality | |||
| Colorado Department of Health and Environment | ||||