 Historical operations frequently result in the contamination of soil and or groundwater. When this occurs, remediation of the impacted media is often required based on acceptable regulatory levels of the contaminants of concern.
Selection and implementation of an appropriate remedial system is based on a variety of criteria which include, but are not limited to, the location, extent and degree of contamination, the types of contaminants involved, the type(s) of soils that have been impacted, the depth to groundwater, and the type and location of potential receptors. Remedial alternatives can range from simple in-situ bioremediation to complex groundwater pump and treat systems. Selection and implementation of the appropriate remedial system is imperative not only from a cost to implement standpoint, but also from a potential liability perspective as well.
WORLD professionals have designed, installed and operated a variety of remedial systems which include, bioremediation, soil vapor extraction, stabilization and solidification, groundwater recovery and air stripping systems.
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