SCS Engineers is an employee-owned environmental consulting and engineering firm with a local office in Wichita, Kansas, serving clients with environmental, engineering, regulatory, and sustainability solutions. The Wichita office is located at 11120 E 26th St N, Wichita, KS 67226, and the office phone number is (316) 315-4501. The location is listed on SCS Engineers’ official locations page.

SCS Engineers provides full-service environmental solutions covering solid waste management, landfill engineering, landfill gas, site remediation, renewable energy, regulatory compliance, air, water, and soil. The company describes itself as a full-service environmental consulting and construction firm that studies environmental challenges, develops solutions, implements projects, and monitors environmental control systems.

The Wichita team also has specialized expertise in areas such as deep well and underground injection control, carbon capture and sequestration, hydrogeological investigations, groundwater investigations, geologic evaluations, permitting, regulatory compliance, and remedial system design. SCS Engineers’ national expert Monte Markley manages the Wichita office and specializes in deep well and underground injection control and carbon capture and sequestration.

SCS Engineers works with municipalities, private businesses, industrial organizations, and other organizations that need practical environmental engineering and consulting support. Its Wichita-area work includes environmental compliance, groundwater monitoring, remediation, solid waste consulting, and related engineering services. For example, SCS Engineers has provided environmental engineering, consulting, field services, groundwater and leachate sampling, permitting, and compliance support for municipal solid waste facilities in Kansas.

With more than five decades of experience in environmental solutions and a nationwide network of offices, SCS Engineers Wichita combines local knowledge with broader technical resources to help organizations address environmental risks, regulatory requirements, sustainability goals, and infrastructure challenges.