FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 8, 2008

Contact: John Picone
Corporate Communications Manager
(562) 426-9544

Jose De La Lama Joins SCS Field Services as Estimator

Reston, VA – SCS Field Services is pleased to announce the addition of Jose De La Lama as an estimator for SCS’s construction division, working nationally from the firm’s Reston, VA, office. Mr. De La Lama’s 25-year career includes construction projects in the North America, Central America, and South America. These projects have included land development for industrial, commercial and residential projects; office buildings; hotels, hospitals, and residential buildings as well as infrastructure projects such as roadways, irrigation canals, pipeline systems for municipal water use, storm and sanitation sewers, underground storage facilities, stormwater management, water tanks, and water and sewer treatment plants.

Mr. De La Lama’s experience includes reviewing design drawings as the basis for cost estimates for project budgets and bids, including take-offs and bid document preparation. He has worked with clients, project engineers, and architects to prepare accurate budgets. Mr. De La Lama’s hands-on construction experience has led to the successful completion of a multitude of infrastructure and site development projects.

Mr. De La Lama received a degree in Civil Engineering from the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru and a Masters degree in Construction Management and Real Estate Development from Universidad Politecnica De Madrid, Spain. Mr. De La Lama is currently a registered professional engineer in Peru and is fluent in both English and Spanish.

About SCS Field Services and SCS Engineers
SCS Field Services is a division of SCS Engineers. Since 1970, SCS has delivered economically and environmentally sound solutions for solid waste management and site remediation projects throughout the world. The award-winning firm provides engineering, construction, and long-term operations and maintenance to private and public sector clients through a network of over 40 offices in 21 states. SCS’s clients have entrusted the care of over 13,000 landfill gas wells to its SCS Field Services group. Using standard assumptions, this is the equivalent of 21 million metric tons per year of carbon dioxide that is prevented from being released into the atmosphere. If someone asks if SCS is helping to address the subject of global climate change, the answer is a resounding, “Yes.”

For more information about SCS Engineers or SCS Field Services, please visit our website at www.scsengineers.com or contact service@scsengineers.com.

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