American Environmental Group, Ltd. was founded to embrace the specific and limited solid waste environmental services market. By combining our specific expertise and experience with the adjacent and complementary skills of our teaming partners, we can create more value for our clients.

It is inevitable that a client or potential client will seek the Company's help with projects outside AEGL's core service offerings. Strategic alliances help fill the void between the core services offered by AEGL and the particular requirements of a project. Our clients benefit from the synergies that arise from these alliances. For example, AEGL is organized as an open shop (non-union) contractor. In certain metropolitan areas of the USA, local labor contracts often dictate how projects will be performed. In those areas, AEGL has teamed with strategic union shop partners in order to execute those projects.

Since AEGL has chosen to limit its business focus to the installation and O&M of landfill environmental systems, numerous opportunities exist for teaming with engineers and consultants, general and specialty contractors, and other companies offering complementary services. We have successfully completed numerous projects teaming with other firms, and we enjoy the long-term relationships and resultant synergies that exist between AEGL and our teaming partners.

More importantly, if both firms find a basis for working compatibly, strategic alliances can provide unique benefits to our clients. We may team with a local engineering consultant on a design/build project; or link up with a supplier that may have proprietary equipment which might benefit a project; or we may work with a local contractor or consultant in geographically remote areas, where it may be cost prohibitive for AEGL to provide all manpower and/or equipment resources.

Rather than relying exclusively on traditional prime contractor/subcontractor bidding schemes, AEGL will also proactively seek longer term, mutually beneficial relationships with firms having business philosophies similar to AEGL. In that way, companies may pool resources to solicit opportunities that may be either too large or too complex for one company to undertake.