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- Risk Management InspectionsWith our proprietary methodology, Newbridge Services monitors bonded mine sites to ensure compliance with reclamation requirements and identify any potential operational issues that may eventually lead to surety losses developing. With more than 200 years of direct experience in mining reclamation operations under applicable state and federal laws, Newbridge Services' expertise is unequaled in the United States.
- Regulatory Reclamation Compliance ConsultingNewbridge Services recognizes the priority of complying with current environmental rules and regulations while running a cost-effective mining operation.Our consulting team offers advanced environmental engineering services to expertly balance the economic and environmental demands of the mining industry.
- Construction ManagementProfitable mining projects often demand an independent, experienced, long term perspective that gives you expert oversight and dynamic management.We have extensive experience with all types of mining projects on every continent includes surface and underground mines, slope stability and strata control, rock engineering, heap leach processes, tailings disposal, acid rock drainage, waste engineering and environmental monitoring and management.



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- Construction Management
- Compliance Consulting
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- Site Monitoring
- Project Management
- Loss Mitigation
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Over $1.7B total bond amounts under management
Total number of bonds greater than 10,000
More than 28,000 inspections performed
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Over $1.7B total bond amounts under management
Total number of bonds greater than 10,000 More than 28,000 inspections performed
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- Construction Management
- Compliance Consulting
- Risk Management
- Site Monitoring
- Project Management
- Loss Mitigation
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- Coal Mining Industry
- Regulators
- Surety Bond Companies
- Law Firms & Bankruptcy Trustees
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President
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President
Employee NameSteve Hohmann is responsible for managing Newbridge Services’ overall regulatory policy activities to ensure its consistency with the business needs of the company.
Additionally, he monitors the public policies issues in Congress and relevant regulatory agencies that serve our industry. This includes developing legal, regulatory and congressional strategies.
Prior to joining our company in 2016, Steve served as Commissioner for the Kentucky Department for Natural Resources.
In 2016, Steve received the Kentucky Environmental Quality Commission’s annual award for outstanding public service.
As Commissioner, he supervised the daily operations of the Department. The Department employs over 600 people who regulate all mine reclamation and permitting, mine safety, and oil and gas operations within the Commonwealth and also administers the Kentucky forestry and conservation programs.
Steve has also chaired the Kentucky Oil and Gas Workgroup, a multi-stakeholder group that studied and recommended regulatory improvements to Kentucky’s oil and gas program that were enacted by the Kentucky General Assembly in 2015.
He has twice served as president of the National Association of Abandoned Mine Land Programs.
From 2012 to 2015, Steve was the Kentucky representative to the Interstate Mining Compact Commission.
President
Employee Name
President
Employee NameSteve Hohmann is responsible for managing Newbridge Services’ overall regulatory policy activities to ensure its consistency with the business needs of the company.
Additionally, he monitors the public policies issues in Congress and relevant regulatory agencies that serve our industry. This includes developing legal, regulatory and congressional strategies.
Prior to joining our company in 2016, Steve served as Commissioner for the Kentucky Department for Natural Resources.
In 2016, Steve received the Kentucky Environmental Quality Commission’s annual award for outstanding public service.
As Commissioner, he supervised the daily operations of the Department. The Department employs over 600 people who regulate all mine reclamation and permitting, mine safety, and oil and gas operations within the Commonwealth and also administers the Kentucky forestry and conservation programs.
Steve has also chaired the Kentucky Oil and Gas Workgroup, a multi-stakeholder group that studied and recommended regulatory improvements to Kentucky’s oil and gas program that were enacted by the Kentucky General Assembly in 2015.
He has twice served as president of the National Association of Abandoned Mine Land Programs.
From 2012 to 2015, Steve was the Kentucky representative to the Interstate Mining Compact Commission.
President
Employee Name
President
Employee NameSteve Hohmann is responsible for managing Newbridge Services’ overall regulatory policy activities to ensure its consistency with the business needs of the company.
Additionally, he monitors the public policies issues in Congress and relevant regulatory agencies that serve our industry. This includes developing legal, regulatory and congressional strategies.
Prior to joining our company in 2016, Steve served as Commissioner for the Kentucky Department for Natural Resources.
In 2016, Steve received the Kentucky Environmental Quality Commission’s annual award for outstanding public service.
As Commissioner, he supervised the daily operations of the Department. The Department employs over 600 people who regulate all mine reclamation and permitting, mine safety, and oil and gas operations within the Commonwealth and also administers the Kentucky forestry and conservation programs.
Steve has also chaired the Kentucky Oil and Gas Workgroup, a multi-stakeholder group that studied and recommended regulatory improvements to Kentucky’s oil and gas program that were enacted by the Kentucky General Assembly in 2015.
He has twice served as president of the National Association of Abandoned Mine Land Programs.
From 2012 to 2015, Steve was the Kentucky representative to the Interstate Mining Compact Commission.




