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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 18, 2025
Alpine Environmental is
now Federal SBA WOSB certified
(Photo by New England Paradigm)
Chelmsford, MA Alpine Environmental, a leading provider of asbestos and lead paint abatement, is now officially Federal SBA WOSB certified.
This certification follows their MA SDO WBE/MBE Certification by the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office (SDO) which was received a few months prior.
In 2024, newly elected CEO Theresa Hazelrigg, along with Kristen Hettig (Peik), and Leslie Peik, became controlling stakeholders in Alpine Environmental, making the firm a women and minority-owned business.
The Federal SBA WOSB Certification allows Women-Owned Small Businesses (WOSBs) to qualify for set-aside contracts in federal contracting opportunities, giving them access to a specific pool of reserved contracts. These set-asides help provide a level playing field for women business owners by offering opportunities that may not be accessible otherwise.
Alpine Environmental is thrilled to embark on this new phase of the company, reaffirming its dedication to clients and embracing strong, collaborative partnerships.
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