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Brownfield sites often require pre-work to ensure maximum viability, presenting a range of potential issues such as contamination and earthwork requirements. We can solve all your issues by efficiently managing the treatment of contamination and instability of brownfield sites, transforming them into plots suitable for thriving and sustainable developments.
The process starts with a thorough site walkover and historical search to look for former uses along with geological and hydrogeological interpretation. This will be followed by intrusive site surveys and soil testing through methods like trial pits, hand pits and boreholes.
If contamination is present, our remediation solutions will be custom designed to ensure that the site will be de-risked and ready for development at the end of our process. We guarantee our results, and we work with independent laboratories to conduct testing to confirm the effectiveness of the remedial process.
Even if the site is free of contamination, it may still require earthworks to achieve the ideal foundation for construction or development. Our team is equipped to handle earthworks and, if any unsuitable materials are encountered during excavations, we can provide cost-efficient methods to treat them to avoid costly landfill disposal which will save you money.
We understand that the remediation methods for brownfield sites depend on factors like contamination type and level, duration of its presence and the site’s general condition. To provide you with a better understanding of the site issues, we offer a range of survey options. This allows us to assess the site and offer you all remediation methods tailored to your needs.
We also offer a cutting-edge solution for licensed waste treatment. Waste from the site must undergo proper classification, otherwise, it will be treated as hazardous waste, leading to exorbitant disposal costs at landfills. The most common way of disposing of contaminated waste from a site is the “dig and dump” approach.
By using our innovative LockedIn® technology, we effectively contain the contamination within the soil and eliminate the need for expensive landfill disposal. This means the treated material can remain on-site, which significantly reduces the reliance on landfill disposal. LockedIn® presents significant cost savings to you and reduces landfill consumption, promoting a more sustainable waste management strategy.
Choose ATG Group. Your project’s success and the well-being of the environment are our utmost priorities. Our expertise, combined with a focus on sustainability and cost-efficiency, ensures that your brownfield site is prepared for successful development!
We can implement an internal drainage system that collects and contains all contaminated water within the landfill area. By effectively sealing and securing the contaminated waste, we ensure the utmost protection for the surroundings.
In cases where excavation is necessary, we also do ex-situ bioremediation, involving the removal of contaminants for treatment either on-site or at an off-site facility. Currently, we have our own site that serves the island of Ireland where we undertake a range of treatment technologies, making the process more sustainable and cost-effective. At the heart of our principles lies environmental stewardship and we continuously strive to enhance our collection of ex-situ remediation sites as proof of our firm commitment.
Using an advanced monitoring system, we optimise the heating process, minimising the ecological footprint and resource usage which will save you money.
Find out more about our innovative LockedIn® technology that allows you to reuse contaminated soils on-site after treatment and validation.
In our in-situ treatment process for soil and groundwater, we inject oxidants into the subsurface by pumping them into wells that we installed at varying depths within the contaminated area. This approach allows us to ensure maximum coverage of dissolved and undissolved contaminants. Once the oxidants are introduced through the wells, they disperse throughout the surrounding soil and groundwater, initiating a transformative reaction that neutralises contaminants and facilitates their elimination.
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