Established in 1969, Skelly and Loy is a privately owned, mid-sized corporation with 6 Mid-Atlantic offices. The firm provides a myriad of professional engineering and environmental services to various public and private sector clients throughout the United States and abroad. As trends change and markets emerge, Skelly and Loy continues to build on its strong foundation and enhances its offering of professional services of mining, civil, and environmental engineering; National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance studies (EISs, EAs, CEEs, etc.); natural resource management including wetlands, aquatic studies, and wildlife management; environmental, mining, and wastewater permitting; noise and air quality investigations; waste management investigations and remedial design; archaeological, cultural, and historical studies and documentation; digital information technology; and equipment sales, installation, operation, and maintenance of municipal, industrial, commercial, and private water, wastewater, and remediation treatment systems. Experts with broadly based experience and sound technical skills work closely together to produce the superior work for which the firm is well known.
Specialties
engineering and environmental consulting
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Skelly and Loy, Inc. Activity on LinkedIn
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Skelly and Loy, Inc. Skelly and Loy's Justin Matincheck, a Middletown Area High School graduate, will be returning to his alma mater to present at the school's Career Expo on March 22. Students will have the opporunity to ask Justin (and other business representatives) questions about his chosen pathway and career field in an effort to provide them with a better understanding of how the "real world" works. -
Skelly and Loy, Inc. The Pittsburgh Tribune reports that that Robinson Power Co. LLC received approval for the project in Robinson Township after several years of wrangling, largely on the decision to split the power plant. In addition to a coal-fired generation plant, Robinson will also construct a natural gas-fired power plant, each of which will be capable of producing 150 megawatts of power. http://www.pennenergy.com/index/power/display/1100825042/articles/pennenergy/power/coal/2012/february/pennsylvania-county.html
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Skelly and Loy, Inc. Terry Schmidt, Vice President of Civil Engineering, and Rob Rowley, our Director of Industrial Hygiene, will be attending 2012 PACA-MSHA Spring Thaw for the Metal/NonMetal Industry on Tuesday, February 29, at the Nittany Lion Inn in State College, Pa.
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Skelly and Loy, Inc. Mark Williams. Skelly and Loy's Executive Vice President of Engineering Services, will be attending PACA’s APOWT – or the AGGREGATES PLANT OPERATIONS WORKSHOP and TRADESHOW - from February 29-March 1, at the Nittany Lion Inn in State College, Pa. Bill Kaufell, our Director of Acoustics and Air Quality will serve as a panelist for Effective Methods & Examples of Being a Good Neighbor as it relates to noise issues at this event.
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Skelly and Loy, Inc. Jenkins said the ultimate goal is to expand the study of robotics to all the schools in Bowdon cluster, to pass on what has become a way of teaching science, technology, engineering and mathematics concepts through creative problem-solving to potentially every student in Bowdon. Read more: Times-Georgian - STEM Studies Robotics leading a surge in interest in science and math
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Skelly and Loy, Inc. Senate Republicans introduced legislation that would bar the Obama administration from using the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve unless TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone XL pipeline is approved.
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Skelly and Loy, Inc. The centerpiece of Boehner’s 2012 jobs agenda, the highway bill provides funding for infrastructure projects while expanding oil drilling and using the royalties to help offset the cost of new spending. But the legislation has drawn complaints from across the political spectrum. Democrats say the bill shortchanges safety and bankrupts the highway trust fund, and most oppose using oil drilling to pay for infrastructure improvements.
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Skelly and Loy, Inc. So why is the leader of the free world hosting a science fair, his second so far in office? To help celebrate young people who excel in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) subjects and to encourage more kids to follow their lead. A just released report by the president’s Council of Advisers in Science and Technology concluded that American businesses will require one million additional graduates with STEM degrees over the next ten years to stay competitive internationally.
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Skelly and Loy, Inc. Governor Tom Corbett on Monday signed three key bills for Pennsylvania's energy sector, including a wide-ranging bill that updates regulations surrounding the state's booming natural gas industry and removes Pennsylvania's distinction as the nation's largest gas-producing state that does not impose a levy on the activity.
