Mark Mcdaniel Email & Phone Number | Professional Summary Mr. McDaniel is an experienced laboratory, program, contract, and project manager with wide-ranging expertise supporting federal, state, and commercial clients. He is the current Manager of ORCR Methods contract (subcontracted with Abt Assoc.) overseeing the team writing SW-846 method updates. He also manages several state contracts, the AE CPG regulatory support team, and supports TechLaw’s national PFAS team. His background includes more than ten years of technical and management experience on the Region 8 ESAT contract (currently valued at up to 32 million) and more than 24 years of analytical laboratory, emergency response and management experience. As the Region 8 and Region 10 ESAT Contract Manager, he oversaw a team of 25 chemists, field scientists, air quality engineers, risk assessors, field biologists, microscopists, data managers and GIS specialists. He was responsible for the overall technical quality, timely production, budgeting, cost control/monitoring, and subcontractor performance on all deliverables that the ESAT Region 8 laboratory team created. He has demonstrated experience creating and managing contracts, teams, budgets, and subcontractors, as well as developing proposals, cost estimates, written specifications, and plans for cooperative agreements and contracts for research, laboratory analysis, development, and projects. Mr. McDaniel’s technical background includes more than 24 years of experience in analytical chemistry. He has experience in method development, instrument repair, QA/QC oversight, group management, acquiring and maintaining laboratory certifications (NVLAP, NELAP), QAPP development, data validation, and procurement of commercial laboratory services under National Functional Guidelines (NFGs) and The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). He also has demonstrated experience in large chemical removal sites involving drums, tanks, manufacturing disasters, and laboratories. He has developed and performed field analytical methods, as well as implementing them in field laboratories for more than 15 projects in the last ten years. He has a demonstrated background in contract and program management, laboratory procurement, hazardous waste identification, segregation, and disposal, sampling design and theory, hazardous waste handling, treatment, and disposal, writing SOPs, treatability studies, quickly rendering hazardous chemicals safe, implementing field analytical laboratories, and emergency response.

Mark Mcdaniel

Professional Summary Mr. McDaniel is an experienced laboratory, program, contract, and project manag...
Denver, Colorado, United States

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Techlaw Consultants

Division Director

2022-06-01 00:00:00 - Present

Alterecho

Program Manager

2019-07-01 00:00:00 - Present

Urs

Senior Chemist/ Project Manager

2003-10-01 00:00:00 - 2012-08-01 00:00:00

Techlaw

Program Manager Contract Manager

2010-08-01 00:00:00 - 2010-10-01 00:00:00

Severn Trent Laboratories

GC/MS Volatile and Semi-Volatile Analyst

2001-02-01 00:00:00 - 2003-10-01 00:00:00

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Mark Mcdaniel is a Professional Summary Mr. McDaniel is an experienced laboratory, program, contract, and project manager with wide-ranging expertise supporting federal, state, and commercial clients. He is the current Manager of ORCR Methods contract (subcontracted with Abt Assoc.) overseeing the team writing SW-846 method updates. He also manages several state contracts, the AE CPG regulatory support team, and supports TechLaw’s national PFAS team. His background includes more than ten years of technical and management experience on the Region 8 ESAT contract (currently valued at up to 32 million) and more than 24 years of analytical laboratory, emergency response and management experience. As the Region 8 and Region 10 ESAT Contract Manager, he oversaw a team of 25 chemists, field scientists, air quality engineers, risk assessors, field biologists, microscopists, data managers and GIS specialists. He was responsible for the overall technical quality, timely production, budgeting, cost control/monitoring, and subcontractor performance on all deliverables that the ESAT Region 8 laboratory team created. He has demonstrated experience creating and managing contracts, teams, budgets, and subcontractors, as well as developing proposals, cost estimates, written specifications, and plans for cooperative agreements and contracts for research, laboratory analysis, development, and projects. Mr. McDaniel’s technical background includes more than 24 years of experience in analytical chemistry. He has experience in method development, instrument repair, QA/QC oversight, group management, acquiring and maintaining laboratory certifications (NVLAP, NELAP), QAPP development, data validation, and procurement of commercial laboratory services under National Functional Guidelines (NFGs) and The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). He also has demonstrated experience in large chemical removal sites involving drums, tanks, manufacturing disasters, and laboratories. He has developed and performed field analytical methods, as well as implementing them in field laboratories for more than 15 projects in the last ten years. He has a demonstrated background in contract and program management, laboratory procurement, hazardous waste identification, segregation, and disposal, sampling design and theory, hazardous waste handling, treatment, and disposal, writing SOPs, treatability studies, quickly rendering hazardous chemicals safe, implementing field analytical laboratories, and emergency response.