Bison Engineering

read moreWe help reduce your costs, maximize your production, and minimize your worries by strategically, expertly guiding you through the expanding maze of environmental regulations. You make things. We make things easier.

read moreSince 1980, Bison Engineering has provided unequaled professional environmental science and engineering services to our clients. Here is how it all began. After working for 15 years in various environmental management positions, including Chief of the Montana Air Quality Bureau (MAQB), now part of the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), Mike Roach started Bison Engineering, Inc. (BISON) in the Carriage House he owned in Helena, Montana. The primary focus of the young company was providing natural resource development companies (mining and timber industries) with expertise in the air quality field, including ambient monitoring, permit applications and air quality assessments for environmental impact statements.

read moreBison Engineering, Inc. is an employee-owned environmental consulting and technical services firm specializing in air quality. We are proud of, and are known for, our client advocacy, technical excellence, and depth of experience. We help create balanced solutions to complex environmental regulatory issues. Since 1980 we have been trusted advisers and service providers for clients across the country and across a wide range of industries. While we have specialized in air quality regulation and science, we place a high importance on providing maximum value to our clients.

read moreThe land of air-quality and environmental regulatory requirements can be a confusing place with complex and difficult terrain. Unless you live there, you could easily get lost. We live there. Just as you know your industry like no one else, we know air quality regulations. But that's not all. We've also worked with a lot of clients in a variety of industries. So we're pretty familiar with the industrial landscape as well. In fact, we spend most of our time at the intersection of industry and regulation.