GMI
offers outstanding pest management services to help you ensure that
biological organisms do not adversely affect your operations. GMI
is uniquely qualified to assist you with establishing effective,
environmentally sound, safe and economical pest management programs
utilizing the most current integrated pest management technologies.
We can help analyze your program, define your future needs, and
develop innovative and practical solutions to help you control pests
in an environmentally conscious way. Services provided range from
preparation of planning documents and other technical documents to
pest/pesticide evaluations to training for pest management
personnel. Project site types may include military bases,
industrial plants, golf courses, schools, commercial properties and
many others.
Our GMI Board Certified Entomologist has extensive experience in the management and oversight of pest management programs, including Department of Defense pest management. GMI delivers successful projects tailored to meet your specific needs.
GMI biologists conducted invasive plant species surveys and on-site interviews to compile data for nine IPMPs across the southern United States. The invasive species control plans included GIS maps showing location and extent of identified species, biological, mechanical, and chemical treatment options, as well as recommendations to minimize future infestations. The IPMPs were developed based up the current pest issues for each installation, again providing multiple management options and techniques.
GMI is working closely with the Navy and other interested stakeholders to update and revise the existing IPMP for GTMO. GMI will perform on-site surveys and data collections, literature research, and develop new pest management strategies based upon past trends and current technologies and the goal of reducing pesticide use. Special considerations will be given to pest species such as hutia and to sensitive species endemic to GTMO.
GMI is working closely with the Navy and other interested stakeholders to update and revise the existing IPMP for NAVSTA Newport, RI. GMI will perform on-site surveys and data collections, literature research, and develop new pest management strategies based upon past trends and current technologies and the goal of reducing pesticide use.
GMI prepared two IPMPs for the facilities at Atlanta and Panama City. Each site was consulted on current pest issues and goals and objectives of military operations. The plans consist of integrated approaches to alleviate pest problems and enhance base operations.
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