CSi has been awarded a PCB Decontamination project in Michigan for a major gas transmission company.  The scope of work generally consists of decontamination and double epoxy coating of various porous and non-porous surfaces in a gas compressor facility and is estimated to require 5 to 6 months to complete.  CSi mobilized its resources to the site earlier this morning and will commence field activities this week.

CSi, headquartered in Spencer, WV, is pleased to announce that it has entered into a long term strategic alliance with a major coal mining company to provide three (3) double derrick rotary drilling rigs.  The rigs will be utilized to plug and abandon oil and gas wells in advance of subsurface mining activities.  As a result, CSi’s Energy Services Group has initiated construction/rig-up of two new Dickirson D550 rig units (Rig #5 & Rig #6) which are scheduled to be placed into service in April 2007 and July 2007  

Commenting on the agreement, CSi’s President J. Scott Freshwater stated: “It is CSi’s business philosophy to diversify its client base over the various natural resource markets to dampen the volatility of the energy boom and bust cycles.  This extended term agreement (with a 15 year CSi client) helps in meeting our long term growth objectives while also offering a stable work environment for CSi and its employees.  We look forward to providing increased value to our client.” 

CSi, headquartered in Spencer, WV, is pleased to announce that its Environmental Services Group has completed PCB Concrete Decontamination projects in four (4) natural gas compressor station facilities in Kansas for a major gas transmission company.