Environmental Services
Remedial Design


Capabilities

General Services









Plan and specification packages
AutoCAD and Microstation drawings
Bid tabulation and evaluation services
Planning
Facility coordination
Predesign site investigations
Pilot scale treatment studies to develop design criteria
Feasibility studies


Support
Technical design reviews

• Value engineering studies
• Regulatory negotiation
• Community involvement and RAB support

Technologies
• Soil excavation, transportation, and disposal
• Site grading and restoration
• Soil vapor extraction and bioventing
• Air sparging and biosparging
• Monitored natural attenuation
• Biodegradation enhancements
• Cold-mix asphalt batching
• Groundwater extraction and treatment
• In-situ groundwater treatment
• High vacuum multiphase extraction
• NAPL Recovery

TN&A is experienced with preparing plan and specification packages, along with engineering cost estimates. TN&A has prepared and reviewed conceptual and final remedial designs incorpo­rating both traditional and innovative remedial technologies.

For a high-profile Superfund site in California, TN&A developed detailed remedial pre-designs for alternatives evaluated in the feasibility study, including in situ chemical oxidation, enhanced in situ bioremediation, electrical resistance heating with SVE, vacuum enhanced groundwater extraction, ultraviolet oxidation, activated carbon adsorption, and flameless thermal oxidation. This site is a former chemical blending and distribution facility that will be redeveloped into a public park. These designs were combined in various alternatives to reflect the range evaluated for three major contaminated zones. A steel frame treatment compound building was designed to house all of the above ground vapor and water treatment systems to blend into the recreational park setting.


TN&A performed the design, construction, and operations and maintenance of a biosparge system to remediate chlorinated benzene contamination in shallow groundwater at the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) at the Naval Air Station Pensacola. Previous disposal of sludge from wastewater treatment processes resulted in the contamination of groundwater with chlorinated solvents. TN&A designed the biosparging system to deliver dissolved oxygen to enhance biodegradation of the chlorinated benzenes and benzene. This action was regulated by a RCRA permit and is a contingency action to ensure protection of Pensacola Bay.

 

 

 

 

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