Oklahoma Company Receives National Recognition

Edmond-based TEEMCO, a national environmental consulting & professional engineering firm has been selected as a finalist for annual awards by the industry's Oil & Gas Awards.

2013-01-31

EDMOND, OK, January 31, 2013 (Press-News.org) The Oil & Gas Awards are a platform for the industry to demonstrate and celebrate the advances made in the key areas of the environment, efficiency, innovation, corporate social responsibility, and health & safety. The nominations are a highlight to TEEMCO's achievements over the last few years. The company is a finalist for "Consultancy of the Year Award" and "Environmental Initiative of the Year Award".

In just a few years, TEEMCO has grown from a typical "mom and pop" engineering firm into a national company with offices in Pittsburgh, PA, Houston, Pittsburg, KS, and Washington, D.C. serving over 1,000 oil & gas company clients. The company's corporate headquarters are in Edmond, OK.

In 2012 the company was selected by the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers to be the exclusive provider of environmental engineering services to the Alliance's 3,300 members. TEEMCO has also developed several proprietary software solutions for environmental compliance management and risk management for the oil & gas industry.

TEEMCO's clients span the nation with operations in all 39 oil producing states. The company provides a "one-stop-shop for every environmental compliance need an oil company would have" said TEEMCO's CEO, Greg Lorson. Lorson said "TEEMCO's dedicated staff of professionals gets the credit for our phenomenal growth and for these award nominations. We are both humbled and honored to have been selected as a finalist, setting us apart from literally hundreds of competitors".

Finalists will be honored at the Oil & Gas Award Gala banquets to be held in Denver, Houston, and Pittsburgh.

TEEMCO is a registered professional engineering firm providing a one-stop-shop for every environmental compliance need. The company's six regional offices serve the industry coast-to-coast.

For more information, please contact us at (800) 341-2304.

Website: http://theteemco.com

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