About Us

MH Chew is a professional consulting firm specializing in scientific and technical services.
We are proud to introduce the new MH Chew—a company built on a rich legacy and now moving forward with a renewed vision and leadership. MH Chew continues to deliver the high-caliber technical and scientific services our clients have long trusted, while also evolving to meet the emerging needs of today's complex challenges. Our expert team of professionals and subject matter experts provides comprehensive support in radiation protection, waste management, environmental sciences, health physics, industrial hygiene, environmental safety and health, nuclear facility services, and engineering.

We serve a range of nuclear industry and federal clients, with a primary focus on the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), its national laboratories, prime contractors, and other government agencies including the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). Many of our team members hold active DOE “Q” clearances, enabling us to provide secure and responsive support wherever it's needed.
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MH Chew is built on a foundation of deep technical experience and forward-thinking leadership. Our staff includes Certified Health Physicists (CHP), Certified Industrial Hygienists (CIH), and other credentialed engineers and scientists—radiological and nuclear engineers, chemists, physicists, and mathematicians—who are recognized leaders in their fields. We look forward to continuing to build the future of MH Chew with innovation, expertise, and trust.

Small Minority-Owned Business

  • NAICS Codes: 541690, 541990, 541330
  • FOCI Facility Code – 14981
  • DUNS: 08-0943828
  • CAGE Code: 80S21
  • UEI: Z7MZ E911 52Q4
  • Subject Matter Experts at the Ph.D. and Master's level

Contact Us


Daniel Jensenlopez, MBA
Chief Executive Officer
(206) 327-0038
daniel@stratifyllc.com

Eric Bertrand
Director of Business Development
(419) 271-8280
ebertrand@stratifyllc.com

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Melton H. Chew

1938 – 2020


The Health Physics Society suffered a great loss with the passing of one of the giants of our profession.
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​​​​​​​In Memoriam →​​​