Submit a Proposal for the 10th Annual New Jersey Site Remediation Conference

The best conference sessions begin with professionals willing to share their knowledge and experience.

Important Dates

Proposal Deadline:

Monday, August 31, 2026

Conference Dates:

March 2–3, 2027

Hyatt Regency • New Brunswick, NJ

As we celebrate the 10th Annual New Jersey Site Remediation Conference, we're inviting environmental professionals, consultants, geologists, engineers, scientists, attorneys, laboratories, and industry experts to help shape this milestone event by submitting a presentation proposal.

We're seeking engaging 90- to 120-minute educational sessions that provide practical field experience, technical expertise, innovative solutions, regulatory updates, and lessons learned that attendees can apply in their own work.

Why Present?

Presenting at the NJSRC is an opportunity to share your expertise, showcase innovative projects and case studies, and contribute to one of New Jersey's leading environmental remediation conferences.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

• PFAS & Emerging Contaminants – due diligence, liability, remediation technologies, regulatory developments, emerging contaminants
• Site Investigation & Characterization – new characterization tools, source characterization, fingerprinting, forensics, laboratory data requirements, PHC analytical methods
• Remediation Technologies & Case Studies – chlorinated solvent remediation, hydraulic fracturing, alternate remediation standards, complex project case studies
• Regulatory & Legal Issues – NJDEP FSPM applications, significant regulatory or legal developments with broad industry implications
• Sustainable & Ecological Remediation – green, sustainable and resilient remediation, ecological evaluation and risk assessment, ESNR remediation
• Innovation & Technology – artificial intelligence and machine learning applications in site investigation and remediation
• Other Timely Topics – innovative case studies, panel discussions, lessons learned, and emerging issues affecting the remediation community

We encourage collaborative presentations with clients, laboratories, attorneys, regulators, and other industry partners.

Proposal Requirements:

Please submit the following to Jim Lunski (jlunski@lsrpa.org) by August 31, 2026:

• Course title and timed 90– to 120-minute agenda
• 150- to 250-word course description
• Bios for all proposed instructors (name, title, organization, contact information, work experience, and education)

Thank you for considering this invitation. 

We hope you'll help make our 10th Anniversary Conference our best yet!