Enhanced Aerobic Bioremediation
Listed below are our latest case studies within the project category, Enhanced Aerobic Bioremediation:
Former Gas Station
Vertex was retained to remediate a former gas station now developed as a commercial mall. Excavation was not an option due to the depth of the free phase and plume as well as the utilities and infrastructure on site. Groundwater
Read MorePCP, Copper and CCA in Central Canada
Vertex Environmental Inc. staff conducted a remedial program for groundwater impacted by pentachlorophenol (PCP) and copper, chromium and arsenic (CCA) at a site in central Canada. Historical use of the wood treatment compounds including PCP and CCA resulted in groundwater
Read MorePCP in Western Canada
Vertex Environmental Inc. staff completed a remedial program for groundwater and soil impacted by pentachlorophenol (PCP) at a site in western Canada. Historical use of the biocide PCP at a wood preservation facility resulted in soil and groundwater impacts. The
Read MoreDirect Push Injection Yields Rapid Results
As part of a real estate transaction, a Vertex client was committed to restoring a heavy metal plume to below applicable standards. The heavy metals of concern included Copper, Cobalt and Nickel.
Read MoreHeavy Metal Plume
As part of a real estate transaction, our client was committed to restoration a heavy metal plume to below the applicable Standards. The heavy metals of concern included: Copper (maximum concentration of 86 μg/L) Cobalt (maximum concentration of 210 μg/L)
Read MoreChromium Groundwater Plume
Vertex Environmental Inc. staff designed, constructed and maintained permeable reactive barrier (PRB) for the in-situ, passive treatment of a chromium (Cr) groundwater plume. The chromium plume represented an immediate risk to the surrounding environment as the groundwater was discharging to
Read MoreReal Estate Transaction
As part of a real estate transaction, our client was committed to remediating chlorinated ethane impacts within the groundwater to below the applicable Standards. The concentrations of the compounds of concern were: 1,1,1-TCA (maximum concentration of 11,000 μg/L) 1,1-DCA (maximum concentration
Read MoreChemical Reduction
Groundwater impacted with chlorinated ethenes were flowing onto the Site at concentrations
greater than the applicable Standards.