Past Chairman of the Board of Directors for Ridgeview Behavior Services. Past President of the Oak Ridge Breakfast Rotary Club. Expert Witness for the Department of Justice. Business Consultant assisting small businesses with strategic planning, business operations, business development strategies, and specialized technical assistance. Former President of CH2M HILL Demilitarization, Inc.; Enterprise Vice President and the Munitions Response Global Practice Director for CH2M HILL a 20,000-employee company with offices in 60 countries. Responsible for management of all of the functional technology disciplines needed to perform Munitions Response Services programs including: munitions and explosives of concern (MEC), consisting of unexploded ordnance (UXO) and discarded military munitions (DMM); chemical warfare materiel (CWM), biological agents, range management and maintenance, remediation of munitions constituents (MC) Contaminated Soil and Groundwater from cradle to grave using a systems engineered approach. Graduate of Pepperdine University. Retired Marine Officer with over 22 years of Ammunition and EOD experience. Co-founder of The EOD Technology Group and served in virtually every position within that corporate structure. Co-founder of the National Association of Ordnance Explosive Waste Contractors (NAOC) and served as the inaugural Vice President and Vice Chairman of the Board. Served three terms as President and thirteen terms as a Director of NAOC. Awarded the “NAOC Lifetime Leadership Award” 2009. Served as Vice President for two different corporations. Program Manager for MEC Characterization, Remediation and Demilitarization. Senior Military Advisor to the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and on the DOE Intra-laboratory UXO/Mine Detection Task Force and as chairman of the UXO Focus Working Group. Twice been requested to provide testimony (2006 & 2009) before Congress as a subject matter expert on the Munitions Response Industry.

Mr. Redmond is the Vice President and the Munitions Response Community of Practice Director for CH2M HILL. He is responsible for management of all of the functional technology disciplines needed to perform Munitions Response Services programs including: munitions and explosives of concern (MEC), consisting of unexploded ordnance (UXO) and discarded military munitions (DMM); chemical warfare materiel (CWM), biological agents, range management and maintenance, remediation of munitions constituents (MC) Contaminated Soil and Groundwater, and munitions demiliatrization from cradle to grave using a systems engineered approach.

Mr. Redmond is the Vice President and the Munitions Response Community of Practice Director for CH2M HILL. He is responsible for management of all of the functional technology disciplines needed to perform Munitions Response Services programs including: munitions and explosives of concern (MEC), consisting of unexploded ordnance (UXO) and discarded military munitions (DMM); chemical warfare materiel (CWM), biological agents, range management and maintenance, remediation of munitions constituents (MC) Contaminated Soil and Groundwater, and munitions demiliatrization from cradle to grave using a systems engineered approach.

As Director of the UXO Service Center Mr. Redmond is responsible for providing resources to Program and Project Managers where UXO is an ancillary contaminate or to assist in evaluating requirements for UXO support. For UXO contracts Mr. Redmond serves as the Program Manager monitoring performance and review of project planning: to include compliance with scope of work requirements and implementation of field activities; tracking of schedule, budget, materials, and equipment; compliance with regulatory requirements; identifying, recommending, and justifying modifications to the scope of work to improve performance; and review of quality control audits.

Mr. Redmond was Vice President responsible for the operation of all offices East of the Mississippi River. These responsibilities included management of environmental restoration; decontamination and decommissioning (D&D); health physics services; brokerage and transportation services; waste management services for hazardous, toxic, and radioactive wastes (HTRW); preparation of mixed waste and low level radioactive waste (LLRW) for shipment to the ATG Richland, Washington Treatment Facility; and OE/UXO/CWM services. Annual revenues for East Coast operations exceeded $12M and employed in excess of 45 permanent personnel and up to 100 project personnel.