Bethel decommissioned a Remote Communications Outlet (RCO) near Drummond, Montana and transported the unit to a FAA facility in Red Bluff, California.

Bethel managed and operated the Hazardous Waste Storage Area at Misawa AB, Japan.

Bethel was retained by the FAA to remove a localizer platform at the west end of Runway 8 at the Bob Hope International Airport in Burbank, California. The platform was constructed of wood decking, support beams, staircase, hand railings, and supported by subgrade concrete foundations. The wood was partially painted with lead-based paint (LBP).

Bethel removed two wooden towers that supported various antennas atop the RCO on Cleland Mountain, in Ukiah, CA. Each of the two towers was constructed of three creosote-treated vertical posts and pressure-treated wood decking, support beams, and railings.