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 Brief Company History:
The Colorado School of Mines Research Institute (CSMRI
) was founded in 1949 under a not-for-profit charter. Responding to changes
brought on by the 1984 Amendments to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) by Congress and
the subsequent implementation of regulations by the EPA, the analytical laboratory was
incorporated as CSMRI-Analytica. In 1987, a group of investors purchased the laboratory and capitalized the business.
Thus, the Analytica Group was founded and continues to prosper with 40 years
of experience to serve the environmental and industrial hygiene markets.
The management team at Analytica is a production-oriented group consisting of a
well-balanced mix of experienced business and technical professionals. Quality analyses and meeting turnaround deadlines are key objectives. Quality is assured through strict adherence to standard operating
procedures and implementation of EPA quality assurance/quality control protocols. Analytica has on staff, full-time Quality
Assurance/Quality Control personnel who are available for any questions.
In a January 1990 administrative reorganization, our
parent company SP-Analytica, Inc. divided the laboratory into two independent subsidiaries;
one specializing in asbestos analytical services, the other in
hazardous waste analytical services. The asbestos division is known
as Analytica Solutions, Inc. (ASI). The hazardous waste division is known as Analytica,
Incorporated. In August 1992, another company was formed and incorporated as Analytica Alaska, Inc. (AAI) located in
Anchorage, Alaska. It specializes in hydrocarbon analyses for
the petroleum industry.
In December 1993, the Analytica,
Inc. acquired Vista Laboratories and the Analytica Group corporate headquarters was moved
to a location in Broomfield, Colorado.
In January 1995, 51% ownership in Analytica
Alaska, Inc. (AAI) was sold to an Analytica employee and is now considered a
"Small, Woman-Owned-Business".
Shortly thereafter, and to facilitate
market expansion, Analytica, Inc. was renamed Analytica Environmental
Laboratories, Inc. (AEL). AEL holds a 49% interest in Analytica
Alaska, Inc. (AAI). In July 1995, AEL acquired Phoenix Analytical
Laboratories. In January 1996, Analytica Solutions, Inc. (ASI)
acquired the asbestos division of CBC Environmental Laboratories. In March 1998, Analytica
Alaska, Inc. (AAI) acquired the laboratory operations of Carson Dorn, Inc.
and began operating a laboratory in Juneau, Alaska, known as Analytica Alaska,
Inc./Southeast Division.
Recently (May 2000), the Analytica Group
constructed a new, 18,000 sq.ft. Corporate Headquarters facility in Thornton, Colorado.
With the support of Analytica Investment Company, LLC (AIC), this new facility encompasses
certain analytical operations as well as corporate-wide administrative services performed
by SP-Analytica, Inc. (SPA).
Analytica recognizes its success
depends upon adapting and responding to the rapidly expanding needs of its customers.
Staying on top of these changes requires a commitment to success with the flexibility to
act in a timely manner. Analytica will always be committed to
satisfying the needs of its customers to the best of our ability.
Call Analytica Today, Toll Free 800.873.8707
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