Clancy Environmental Consultants, Inc.

Clancy Environmental Consultants, Inc. (CEC) was founded in Saint Albans, VT, in 1994. We are a Vermont woman-owned business enterprise (WBE).
(see the 2006 DBE Registry)

Our clients include federal and state agencies, engineering firms, manufacturers, and municipalities worldwide. CEC has three locations:

an office and research/testing laboratory in Saint Albans, Vermont

an environmental information services office in Scituate, Massachusetts

an Information Systems and Scientific Analysis office in Honolulu, Hawaii

CEC's team of scientists is led by Dr. Jennifer Clancy, president and co-founder of CEC. In 1994, the core business of Clancy Environmental focused on water quality microbiology and water treatment. With the addition of Jeffrey Rosen to the team in 2004, CEC formalized a long-term partnership between world-class expertise in microbiology and world-class ability to process and analyze environmental information. Jeff is Vice President of Environmental Information Services located in the Scituate, MA, office. In 2007, CEC added a third office in Honolulu, HI managed by Jeffrey Rosen, to support environmental information management for the Northwestern Hawaiian Island's newly-designated Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument.

The Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument (PMNM) is the largest Natural Ecological Sanctuary in the World. CEC is providing Information system development and data processing support along with scientific analysis and integration of a wide variety of environmental data. CEC Information technology specialists are evaluating requirements and designing systems to meet those requirements. CEC scientists are analyzing the data to answer specific scientific and management questions. The data that are being processed and analyzed include habitats, fish, mammals, birds, water quality, physical oceanography, bathymetry and related data. CEC supports the collection, quality assurance and documentation of data. The systems being integrated include GIS, relational data bases, advanced statistical analysis and modeling. In addition to the PMNM, clients being supported include the National Marine Sanctuaries Program, National Marine Fisheries Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, the State of Hawaii and many other stakeholders in the Monument's resources.