Sludge Dredging and
Management Techniques
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SLUDGES AND SEDIMENTS EXPERTISE
Any remedial solution in the Lower Passaic River will involve the management of impacted river sediments. The river sediments are alleged to be impacted with dioxin, PCBs and PAHs.
Project Navigator’s team has managed projects during the past 5 years where enormous volumes of impacted materials have been handled in a cost-effective manner. In all these projects we have strived to only excavate what is absolutely necessary to achieve protectiveness, thereby generating cost savings for our clients.
To view additional information on our sediment management experience, please visit our Sludges & Sediment website.
Relevant project experience with sludges and sediments:
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Since 2001, Project Navigator has been working directly for the PRPs performing such duties as project planning and assisting in regulatory negotiations. The proposed solution involves excavating, treating and managing about 500,000 cubic yards of soft drilling muds and 300,000 cubic yards of oily sludges. |
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Oil Superfund Site (EPA Region 6): A former drilling muds waste
disposal site located in Abbeville, LA, 20 miles south of Lafayette |
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Proactive thinking oil and service companies convened to plan for a voluntary remediation of this 80 acre site in 1994. PNL personnel have been leaders since the effort’s inception in planning the scope of the remediation and, managing community relations and elected official advocacy efforts. Remedy construction took place in 2003. We managed the remediation of 250,000 cubic yards of sludges, soils and sediments. |
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Tex Tin Superfund Site (EPA Region 6): A former 140 acre WWII tin smelter near Galveston, TX Project Navigator has been the PRP groups project
coordinator and remediation planner since 2001. The project was
successfully completed in 2003 and involved the management and treatment
of more than 60,000 cubic yards of sludges and sediments. |
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