Who We Are

 

At Arrow Consulting we implement a client first mindset, focused on your goals. We are here to assist and guide you through environmental due diligence, project planning, engineering, and many other aspects involved through a project's life cycle. 

Project Management

At Arrow Consulting, we can assist you through the project lifecycle. From site selection, design and mitigation, environmental construction consultation, monitoring, and asset management. 















Expertise For Results

At Arrow Consulting we focus on being on time and on budget. We understand there are many parts of a project with demanding deadlines. We place a focus on meeting deadlines and staying on budget with a customer service mindset.














Our Team

Our team is here to guide you through every step of your journey . Whether it's a new site acquisition or an existing site, we are here to provide the professional expertise to accomplish your goals.

 

Cody Vavra Ph.D.

Agricultural Manager

Our agricultural team has experience with soil science, horticulture, greenhouse, asset valuation/management, and agricultural project planning.


Mr. Vavra has worked in the public, private, and tribal sectors. He utilizes his experience to develop projects and assist clients in achieving their end goals. 

 

Jenna LaViolette

Chief Executive Officer

An entrepreneur and business owner, Jenna identified the need for a locally owned consulting firm with expertise across multiple sectors.

 

Chris LaViolette

Environmental Manager

Our environmental team can assist with environmental due diligence, site investigations, continuous monitoring, and environmental project planning.  


Mr. LaViolette has worked in the public, private, tribal, and federal sectors. He utilizes his experience from these sector to assist clients in achieving their end goals. 

 

Rhylee Wynn

Advising Attorney

Mrs. Wynn holds a Juris Doctorate from the University of Tulsa and is licensed to practice in Oklahoma as well as various Native American tribes across the state. She is an active member of the Oklahoma Bar Association, the Federal Bar Association, various Native American tribal bar associations, and has built a strong network of professionals to ensure clients receive comprehensive and informed advice. 

 

Stephen Wynn

Project Manager

Mr. Wynn utilizes his experience in oil and natural gas, environmental consulting, and work within the the federal level to best serve our clients.

 

Caleb Kennedy

Environmental Specialist

Mr. Kennedy utilizes his experience in oil and natural gas production, tribal government experience, and federal experience to provide our clients with comprehensive guidance on project planning and implementation.

 

Matthew Miller

Environmental Specialist

Mr. Miller has worked in the private, tribal, and federal sectors. Having worked in the pipeline industry as well as oil and natural gas, Mr. Miller utilizes his expertise to assist clients in these fields. 

Our Strengths

We offer a full range of services and can tailor our expertise to meet your unique business needs.

Top Down Approach

Projects Developed With The Final Goal In Mind 

Strategic Project Planning

Projects Developed To Maximize Efficiency And Save Costs

Research and Analysis

Utilizing 

The Latest Industry Techniques And Artificial Intelligence

Client Integration

We Believe In Keeping Our Clients Informed Throughout The Life of The Project

Environmental Services

Business Planning

Oil and Natural Gas

Project Planning

Agriculture & Horticulture

Team Experience and Project Capsules

Our team has experience working with federal, state, tribal, and private industry. We have worked across multiple industries such as real estate, commercial/industrial, residential, agricultural, and oil & natural gas production.

01

Gilcrease Turnpike

Environmental

The Gilcrease Turnpike Project, located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a multi-phase turnpike extension. Chris LaViolette worked with multiple contractors to establish protocols ensuring that work would not be impeded should environmental concerns or issues be discovered during construction. Chris sought to establish a comprehensive structure of communication with the contractors in charge of the project to set goals and expectations for the environmental team. Overall, the extension across the Arkansas River was completed with minimal environmental disturbances disrupting other aspects of the project.

Project manager: Chris LaViolette

Project duration: 24+ months

02

Proposed High Rise Tulsa, Oklahoma 


The proposed high rise project started with a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment which identified multiple recognized environmental conditions on and adjacent to the site. The project then moved to a limited site assessment and sample collection on site. The samples were collected along with the installation of temporary groundwater monitoring wells. A closing conference was conducted with the client after delivery of the report showing the site was free of contaminants.

Project manager: Chris LaViolette

03

Industrial Building Multi-Phase Investigation

This project involved a real estate transaction for an industrial building located in northeast Oklahoma. The facility was involved in various types of manufacturing during its over 30-year existence. A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment was conducted, which identified recognized environmental conditions (RECs). A limited site assessment was then conducted on-site to determine if contaminants were present in the soil or groundwater. The investigation revealed that contaminants were present on-site. It was decided that an interior air quality and sub-slab vapor intrusion investigation would be conducted to determine if there was an an exposure pathway to future employees. After the investigation, it was shown that the slab of the facility was not allowing contaminants to penetrate into the building. The client was satisfied with the results and proceeded to pursue purchasing the facility.

Project manager: Chris LaViolette

Project duration: 2.5 months

04

Municipality Soil Investigation

This project was a two-week sampling investigation in a town developed on old mine tailings in Arizona. Stephen worked with the client and safety contractors to sample several high-use areas in the town, with the goal of quantifying the level of heavy metal contaminants in and below the topsoil. During this time, Stephen led a safety meeting that highlighted the need to work more closely with the local city government, which helped minimize delays during an emergency preparedness drill. The project ultimately led to a two-year sampling and data collection effort.

Field manager: Stephen Wynn

Gilcrease Turnpike

The Gilcrease Turnpike, a multiphase project, is one of the largest transportation projects in Oklahoma's history. The project presented multiple environmental concerns that were either know or potentially would be discovered during the net cut and construction phases of the project. With dozens of contractors on site, newly discovered environmental finds could affect portions of the project to a costly halt. Chris worked with contractors to establish efficient means of communication as well as contingencies for readjusting work flows while dealing with and clearing environmental concerns. The successful implementation of this program allowed the Gilcrease Turnpike to suffer minimal disturbances to construction work flow.  

Project manager: Chris LaViolette

Project duration: 24+ months

Proposed High Rise Tulsa, Oklahoma 

The proposed high rise project started with a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment. This report identified multiple recognized environmental conditions on and adjacent to the site. The project then proceeded to a limited site assessment in order to determine if the contaminants were present on site that could impact the new planned future high rise building.


Once samples were collected and processed a final report was produced showing that contaminants were not present at the site. A closing conference was conducted with the client and the report was presented. The client was pleased that the total project timeline was completed earlier than the initial proposal. 

Project manager: Chris LaViolette

Project duration: 2 months

Industrial Complex Multi-Phase Investigation

Industrial buildings can be a challenging acquisition during real estate transactions. Due to long histories and multiple tenants, environmental due diligence is essential to understanding the property and any legacy contaminants you are acquiring with the site. A site with low levels of contaminants can be mitigated by engineering protocols such as positive pressure ventilation, a route that was discussed during this project, or by conducting indoor air quality and sub slab vapor intrusion investigations. Working with the clients and funding agencies is essential for all parties involved in understanding what is on site and how it can be mitigated so it does not interact with personnel.   


Project manager: Chris LaViolette

Project duration: 2.5 months

Municipality Soil Investigation

The inadvertent movement of contaminated soils can have a profound effect on properties, human health, and environmental health. Environmental due diligence can help understand where the soil originated from and what is in it. Unfortunately small, even large, municipalities have become subject to this very situation. Finding the contaminants and addressing what is there can be a time consuming endeavor.


Field manager: Stephen Wynn

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