Contaminated Land Remediation
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<strong>Contaminated</strong> <strong>Land</strong> <strong>Remediation</strong><br />
Our contaminated land team possess many years experience in the design,<br />
management, supervision and verification of soil and groundwater remediation<br />
solutions. We provide contaminated land consultancy for landowners, developers<br />
and main contractors, dealing with issues ranging from isolated soil contamination<br />
hot-spots to widespread groundwater contamination.<br />
As dedicated contaminated land consultants, our views are not influenced by the<br />
commercial interests that can result in remediation contractors favouring one<br />
particular outcome, remedial option or overall strategy. Our impartiality ensures the<br />
client’s best interest remain at the fore throughout the project lifecycle, and their<br />
objectives are met without unnecessary expenditure.<br />
Exactly what is ‘contaminated land’?<br />
<strong>Contaminated</strong> land (as defined by Part 2A of the Environmental Protection Act<br />
(1990)) is that which poses a risk to human health, property or the environment, or of<br />
significant pollution of controlled waters. The overarching objective of any pragmatic<br />
contaminated land remediation strategy should be to reduce such risks to acceptable<br />
levels or ‘as low as reasonably possible’ with the best achievable balance of cost<br />
and effectiveness.<br />
Although a requirement for the remediation of contaminated land may be legally<br />
enforced under Part 2A, the vast majority of brownfield land contamination is<br />
identified and remediated as part of the redevelopment process. Planning Policy<br />
Statement 23 (Planning and Pollution Control) is concerned with development and<br />
building on contaminated land.<br />
Crucially, contaminated land risk assessment should be based on the fitness for use<br />
approach, meaning that the sensitivity of the current or proposed use of the site<br />
should be reflected in the risk assessment and any subsequent remediation strategy.<br />
This means that the total eradication (or even reduction to background<br />
concentrations) of contaminants may not be necessary to ensure it is ‘fit for use’.<br />
<strong>Contaminated</strong> <strong>Land</strong> <strong>Remediation</strong> and Project Management<br />
From preliminary risk assessment to regulator liaison and final sign-off, we provide<br />
end-to-end project management with clear lines of communication. Services include:
Phase 1 Site Assessment (contaminated land search)<br />
Phase 2 Site Investigation (intrusive sampling); Quantitative Risk Assessment<br />
Phase 3 <strong>Remediation</strong> – Options Appraisal (remediation strategy development);<br />
Implementation; Monitoring and Supervision<br />
Phase 4 Verification (reporting and sign-off)<br />
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<strong>Remediation</strong> of Soil Contamination<br />
<strong>Remediation</strong> of Groundwater Contamination<br />
Delineation and Quantification of <strong>Contaminated</strong> Media<br />
Soil Contamination Testing and Monitoring<br />
In-situ and Ex-situ bioremediation<br />
Biosparging<br />
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Bioventing<br />
Air Sparging<br />
Soil Vapour Extraction<br />
Dual Phase Extraction<br />
Soil Washing<br />
Soil Stabilisation