EPA/540/2-91/001
FIRST ISSUE
INNOVATIVE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT
January, 1991
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
Technology Innovation Office
Printed on Recycled Paper
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EPA/540/2-91/001
FIRST ISSUE
INNOVATIVE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES:
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT
January, 1991
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
Technology Innovation Office
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section
Foreword i
Abbreviations iv
1.0 EPA Regional Summary For Innovative Technologies 1
2.0 Project Status Summary by Innovative Technology 4
3.0 Detailed Site Information by Innovative Technology 7
Bioremediation S
Chemical Extraction 11
Chemical Treatment 12
In situ Soil Flushing 13
In situ Vitrification 15
Soil Washing 16
Thermal Desorption 17
Vacuum Extraction 19
Appendix A: Document Request Form 23
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FOREWORD
The Technology Innovation Office (TIO) was established in April 1990 by the U.S. EPA’s Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
to promote the use of innovative treatment technologies for contaminated site cleanup. T1O believes that an important part of this mission is to inform
technology vendors and EPA Superfund site managers of sites at which innovative technologies are being successfully used. Accordingly, TIO has
developed this document, “Innovative Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual Status Report,” to provide information on specific sites that have selected
or used innovative treatment technologies. The information serves several purposes: (1) to track the progress of innovative technology use; (2) to
provide market information to technology vendors; and (3) to facilitate communication among innovative technology users.
This report will be updated and distributed biannually. This first issue of the report addresses National Priorities List (NPL) sites where
innovative technologies are planned for use or are being used. Data initially derived from Records of Decision (RODs) signed through Fiscal Year
1989 (FY89) have been updated with design and implementation information through telephone interviews with remedial project managers (RPMs).
The data pertaining to project status does not duplicate data in CERCLIS, EPA’s Superfund tracking system. This report provides more detailed
information pertaining specifically to the implementation of various innovative technologies. The next biannual report (planned for July 1991) will
contain information on innovative technologies selected in FY90 RODs, ongoing and completed removal actions utilizing innovative technologies, and
project updates. Future reports may be expanded to include innovative treatment technologies used outside of Superfund.
This report is comprised of three sections. Section 1 provides a summary of innovative technology use by EPA Regions; Section 2 provides
a project status summary of innovative technologies; and Section 3 provides more detailed site specific information for each technology. Figure 1 on
the following page contrasts Superflind selection and use of innovative versus established treatment technologies for source control. This status report
focuses on the innovative treatment technologies identified in this figure. Figure 2 provides a tabular summary of project status information contained
in Section 2 of the report.
Questions pertaining to individual sites may be directed to the contacts listed in the table. Changes and updates to the report contents may
be made to Mr. David Pepson, PRC Environmental Management, Inc., (PRC) at (703) 883-8802 or faxed to (703) 556-1130. General comments on
the usefulness and scope of this report may be provided in writing to Ms. Linda Fiedler, USEPA, OS-i 10, 401 M Street, SW, Washington, DC 20460,
or faxed to (202) 382-7863. To get on the mailing list for this document, complete and mail the form at the end of this document or call Ms. Deborah
Lyne, PRC, at (703) 883-8408. To receive additional copies of this report, call EPA/ORD Publications at (513) 569-7562.
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Figure 1
Summary of Innovative vs. Established Treatment
Technologies For Source Control at Supertund Sites*
Innovative Technologies (37% )
Technoloales (63%
16% Off site Incineration (40)
3.5% Other (9)
24.6% Solidification/Stabilization (62)
2.8% Soil Washing (7)
2.4% Chemical Extraction (6)
8.3% Bioremediation (22)
4% In situ Soil Flushing (10)
12% Vacuum Extraction (31)
0.8% In situ Vitrification (2)
1.6% Chemical Treatment (4)
5% Thermal Desorption (13)
* Data are derived from 1982 - 1989 Records of Decision (RODs) and anticipated design and constnjction activities.
The 254 technologies are associated with approximately 211 sites; the difference reflects the use of more than one technology per site.
() Number of times this technology was selected or used.
Establithed
L •
(
19% On site incineration (48)
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Figure 2
Project Status of Innovative Treatment Technologies
For Source Control at Superfund Sites*
Technology
Predesign /
In Design
Being
lnstalled/
Operational
Project
Completed
Total
Vacuum Extraction
25
5
1
31
Bioremediation
16
5
1
22
In Situ Soil Flushing
8
2
0
10
Thermal Desorption
10
0
3
13
Soil Washing
7
0
0
7
Chemical Extraction
5
1
0
6
Chemical Treatment
2
1
1
4
In Situ Vitrification
2
0
0
2
* Data derived from 1982 - 1989 Records of Decision (RODs) and anticipated design and
construction activities.
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Abbreviations
BTEX benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene
BTX beimene, toluene, and xylene
cy cubic yards
DCA dichioroethane
DCE dichioroethylene
FY fiscal year
gw ground water
PAils polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons
PCBs polychiorinated biphenyls
PCE perchloroethyiene or tetrachioroethylene
PCP pentachiorophenol
PRP potentially responsible party
RODs Records of Decision
RSKERL Robed S. Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory, Ada, OK (U.S. EPA)
SVOCs semivolatile organic compounds
TCA trichioroethane
TCE trichioroethylene
VOCs volatile organic compounds
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SECTION 1.0
EPA REGIONAL SUMMARY FOR INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
This section contains a table summarizing the innovative treatment
technologies used at NPL sites in each EPA region. As shown in
this table, regional use of innovative technologies ranges from 2
to 19 sites. Five of the regions are using innovative technologies
at 10 or more sites.
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TABLE 1
EPA REGIONAL S JWRY FOR INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
TECHNOLOGY SITE NAME STATE TECHNOLOGY SITE NAME STATE TECHNOLOGY SiTE NAME STATE
Region 1 Region 2 (continued) Region 4
Vact*aa Extraction Ketlogg-Deering Welt CT Thermal Desorption Metaltec/Aerosystems NJ Bioremediation American Creosote Works FL
Field (Pensacola)
Thermal Desorption Reich Farms NJ
Bioremediation Iron Horse Park MA Bioremediation Brown Wood Preserving FL
Thermal Desorption Waldick Aerospace NJ
ChemicaL Extraction Norwood PCBs MA Devices Soil Washing Cape Fear Wood NC
Preserving
ChemicaL Treatment Re-Solve MA Vacuun Extraction FAA TechnicaL Center NJ
ChemicaL Treatment Palmetto Wood SC
Thermal Desorption Camon MA Chemical Treatment Wide Beach Development NY Preserving
Engineering/Plymouth
In situ Soil Flushing Byron BarreL & Drum NY Thermal Desorption Wamchecn SC
Thermal Desorption Re-Solve MA
Thermal Desorption Fulton Terminals NY
Vacuta Extraction Grovetand Welts MA Region 5
ThermaL Desorption Marathon Battery NY
Vacuuui Extraction Wells G&H MA Bioremediation Galesburg/Koppers IL
Thermal Desorption SNS Instruments (Deer NY
Chemical Extraction O’Corwior ME Park) Thermal Desorption Outboard Marine/ IL
Waukegan Harbor
ChemicaL Extraction Pinette’s Salvage Yard ME Chemical Extraction GE Wiring Devices PR
Bioremediation Seymour Recycling IN
Thermal Desorption McKin ME Vacuun Extraction Upjohn Manufacturing Co. PR
Insitu Soil Flushing Ninth Avenue Dui IN
Thermal Desorption Ottati & Goss NH
Region 3 Vacuum Extraction MIDCO I IN
Vacuun Extraction South Mumicipal Water NH
Supply Welt In situ Soil Flushing Harvey-Knott Drum DE Vacuum Extraction Seymour Recycling IN
Vacuum Extraction Tinkham Garage NH Vacuun Extraction Bendix PA Bioremediation Cliff/Dow Dui , MI
Vacuum Extraction Henderson Road PA In situ Soil FLushing U.S. Aviex NI
Region 2
Vacutin Extraction Tyson’s PA In situ Vitrification lonia City Landfill MI
Bioremediation FAA Technicat Center NJ
Bioremediation L.A. Clarke & Sons VA Vacuum Extraction Kysor Industrial MI
ChemicaL Extraction Even Property NJ
In situ Soil Flushing L.A. Clarke & Sons VA Vacuum Extraction Verona WeLL Field MI
In situ Soil Flushing Goose Farm NJ
Bioremediation Leetown Pesticide WV Bioremediation Burlington Northern MN
In situ Soil Flushing Lipari LandfiLl NJ (Railroad Tie Treating
Bioremediation Ordnance Works WV Plant)
In situ Soil Flushing Vineland Chemical NJ Disposal
Bioremediation Jostyn Manufacturing MN
Soil Washing Ewan Property NJ & Supply Co.
Soil Washing VineLand ChemicaL NJ Vacuum Extraction Long Prairie MN
Thermal Desorption CaldwelL Trucking NJ Soil Washing United Scrap Lead/SIA OH
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TABLE 1 (Continued)
EPA REGIONAL JI ARY FOR IN*WATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
TECHNOLOGY SITE NAME STATE TECHNOLOGY SITE NAME STATE
Region 5 (continued) Region 8
Vacua Extraction Miami County OH Vacua Extraction Sand Creek Industrial. Co
Incinerator
Bioremediation BurLington Northern MT
Vacuiu Extraction Pristine OH (Somers PLant)
Vacua Extraction Wausau Groundwater WI Bioremediation Libby Ground Water MT
Contamination Contamination
Region 6 Region 9
Bioremediation OLd Inger OIL Refinery LA Vacuun Extraction Motorola 52nd Street AZ
Bioremediation AT&SF/CLovis NM Vacua Extraction Phoenix-Goodyear AZ
Airport Area
Vacua Extraction South VaLLey/Edei.uds NM
Bioremediation Koppers (Orovilte CA
Bioremediation French Limited TX Plant)
Bioremediation North Cavalcade Street TX Soil Washing Koppers (OroviLte CA
P [ ant)
Bioremediation Sheridan Disposal TX
Services Vacua Extraction Fairchild/Intel FY89 CA
Chemical Extraction United Creosoting TX Vacua Extraction Fairchild/Raytheon CA
Chemical Treatment Sol Lyon/IndustriaL TX Vacu.un Extraction Fairchild CA
Transformers Semiconductor/MTV- I
In situ SoiL FLushing South Cavalcade Street TX Vacua Extraction FairchiLd CA
Semiconductor/MTV-II
SoiL Washing Koppers/Texarkana TX
Vacua Extraction Fairchild Semiconductor CA
Soil Washing South Cavalcade Street TX (San Jose)
Vacua Extraction IBM (San Jose) CA
Region 7
Bioremediation Vogel Paint & Wax IA Region 10
Vacua Extraction Hastings Groundwater* NE In situ Soil FLushing United Chrome Products OR
Contamination
In situ Vitrification Northwest Transformer WA
Vacua Extraction Hastings Groundwater* NE (Mission PoLe)
Contamination
Vacua Extraction Hastings Groundwater* NE
Contamination
* Different operable units at the same site.
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SECTION 2.0
PROJECT STATUS SUMMARY BY INNOVATiVE TECHNOLOGY
This section contains a table summarizing the implementation
status of innovative technologies selected or used at NPL sites. At
six sites cleanup work using innovative technologies has been
completed, and at an additional nine sites the technologies are
operational. For two technologies (chemical extraction and soil
washing), work has only progressed to the design stage.
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TABLE 2
PROJECT STATUS SIJIMARY BY INNOVATIVE TECHWOIOGY*
BIOREMEDIATION STATUS
Iron Horse Park, 01, MA
FAA Technical Center, 02, NJ
L.A. Clarke & Sons, 03, VA
Leetown Pesticide, 03, WV
0r& ance Works DisposaL, 03, WV
American Creosote Works, 04, FL
(PensacoLa)
Brown Wood Preserving, 04, FL
BurLington Northern, 05, MN
(Railroad Tie Treating Plant)
Cliff/Dow burp, 05, MI
Galesburg/Koppers, 05, IL
Joslyn Manufacturing, 05, MM
and Supply Coirpany
Seymour RecycLing, 05, IN
AT&SF/CLovis, 06. NM
French Limited, 06, TX
North Cavalcade Street, 06, TX
OLd Inger Oil. Refinery. 06, LA
Sheridan Disposal, 06, TX
Services
VogeL Paint & Wax, 07, IA
Burlington Northern, 08, MT
(Somers PLant)
Libby Gro&a d Water, 08, NT
Contamination
ICoppers (Orovitle PLant), 09, CA
CHEMICAL EXTRACTION STATUS
Norwood PCBs, 01, MA
O’Connor, 01, ME
Pinette’s SaLvage Yard, 01, ME
Ewan Property, 02, NJ
GE Wiring Devices, 02, PR
United Creosoting, 06, TX
CHEMICAL TREATMENT
Re-SoLve, 01, MA
Wide Beach DeveLopment, 02, NY
Palmetto Wood Preserving, 04, SC
Sot Lynn/Industrial, 06, TX
Transformers
IN SITU SOIL FLUSHING
Byron Barrel & Drtan, 02, NY
Goose Farm, 02, NJ
Lipari LandfiLL, 02, NJ
Vinetand ChemicaL, 02, NJ
Harvey-Knott Drun, 03, DE
L.A. Clarke & Sons, 03. VA
Ninth Avenue Durp, 05, IN
U.S. Aviex, 05, MI
South Cavalcade Street, 06, TX
United Chrome Products, 10, OR
IN SITU VITRIFICATION STATUS
lonia City LandfilL, 05, M I D
Northwest Transformer, 10, WA D
(Mission Pole)
SOIL WASHING
Ewan Property, 02, NJ
VineLand ChemicaL, 02, NJ
Cape Fear Wood Preserving, 04. NC
United Scrap Lead/SIA, 05, OH
Koppers/Texarkana, 06, TX
South Cavalcade Street, 06, TX
Koppers (OroviLLe PLant), 09, CA
THERMAL DESORPT ION
Cannon, 01, MA
Engineering/P l)’lnoUth
McKin, 01, ME
Ottati & Goss, 01, NH
Re-Solve, 01, MA
CaldweLL Trucking, 02, NJ
Fulton Terminals, 02, NY
Marathon Battery, 02, NY
MetaLtec/Aerosysteffis, 02, NJ
Reich Farms, 02, NJ
SMS Instrunents, 02, NY
(Deer Park)
WaLdick Aerospace Devices, 02, NJ
* Nuther following site name refers to the EPA Region.
C = Completed, D = In Design, I = Being Installed, 0 = Operational, PD = Pre-design
D
0
0
D
D
D
0
0
PD
PD
0
C
D
D
D
D
0
D
D
D
0
0
PD
PD
0
0
0
C
0
D
D
0
PD
D
D
0
D
0
0
PD
PD
0
D
0
0
D
C
C
C
0
0
PD
PD
0
0
0
D
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TABLE 2 (Continued)
PROJECT STATUS SIJI ARY BY INN ATIVE TECIINOLOGY*
THERMAL DESORPTIOW (Continued )
Wamchem, 06, Sc
Outboard Marine/Waukegan, 05, IL
Harbor
VAUJIJI EXTRACTION
Grovetand WeLts, 01, MA
ICetLogg-Deering WeLL, 01, CT
FIeLd
South LnicipeL Water, 01, NH
S&çpLY WeLL
Tinkham Garage, 01, NH
WeLts G&H, 01, NA
FAA TechnicaL Center, 02, NJ
Upjohn Manufacturing Co., 02, PR
Bendix, 03, PA
Henderson Road, 03, PA
Tyson’s Di.m , 03, PA
kysor I, jstriat, 05, MI
Long Prairie, 05, MM
NIDCO I, 05, IN
Miami County Incinerator, 05, OH
Pristine, 05, OH
Seymour Recycting, 05, IN
Verona WeLL FieLd, 05, MI
STATUS VACIJJM EXTRACTION (Continued )
Wausau Groundwater, 05, WI
Contaimnation
South Vat Ley/Echivnds, 06, MM
Hastings Groundwater, 07, NE
Contamination
Hastings Groundwater, 07, NE
Contamination
Hastings Groundwater, 07, NE
Contamination
Sand Creek IndustriaL, 08, CO
FairchiLd Semiconductor, 09, CA
(San Jose)
FairchiLd, 09, CA
Semi conductor/MT V- I
FairchiLd, 09, CA
Semi conductor/HTV-I I
FairchiLd/InteL, 09, CA
FairchiLd/Raytheon, 09, CA
IBM (San Jose), 09, CA
MotoroLa 52nd Street, 09, AZ
Phoenix-Goodyear Airport, 09, AZ
Area
PD
PD
PD
PD
0
D
* thither fat Lowing site name refers to the EPA Region.
C = CouçLeted, 0 = In Design, I = Being InstaLLed, 0 = OperationaL, PD = Pre-design
STATUS
0
0
0
0
D
0
0
0
D
D
0
P
0
D
D
C
D
PD
0
D
D
D
PD
PD
0
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January, 1991
SECTION 3.0
DETAILED SITE INFORMATION
BY INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY
This section contains a table that provides detailed project
information for each innovative treatment technology. The table
includes information on the specific technology, site category,
media, key contaminants, lead treatment contractor, and contact
names and phone numbers. Also provided are dates for Records
of Decision (RODs). The technologies and sites are listed in the
same order as in Table 2.0.
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TABLE 3
DETAILED SITE INFORMATION BY TECHNOLOGY 1991
Bioremediation
Site Mane, State,
Region
(ROD Date)
Specific
Technology
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts!
Phone
Iron Horse Park, MA, 01
(09/15/88)
Land Treatment
Industrial
Con Lex &
Railyard
Wastes
Sludge, Soil
(28,000 cy
cothined)
PetroLeun Hydrocarbons,
BTEX, and PAHs
In Design
PRP lead; ENSR
Don McElroy
617-223-5518
FTS 883-1518
FAA TechnicaL Center,
NJ - Area 0, 02
(09/26/89)
Also see Vaciun
Extraction
In situ gw
Bioremediation
Jet FueL Farm
gw
BTX, PAHs
(NaphthaLene), and
PhenoLs
In Design
PRP Lead
Carla Struble
212-264-4595
FTS 264-4595
Keith Such (FAA)
L.A. Clarke & Sons, VA,
03
(03/31/88)
Also see In situ Soil
Flushing
On-site
Bioremediation -
Type to be
Determined
Wood
Preserving
Soil (73,700
cy),
Sediments
(45,300 cy)
Creosote, PAHs, and
Benzene
In Design
PRP Lead
609-484-6644
Gene Wingert
215-597-1727
FTS 597-1727
Leetown Pesticide, WV,
03
(03/31/86)
On-site
Bioremediatjon -
Type to be
Determined
Pesticide
Storage and
Disposal
Soil (3,600
cy)
DDT and Lindane
In Design;
Treatability
studies
unsuccessful;
reevaLuating
remediaL
action
Fund Lead
Andy Polestini
215-597-1286
FTS 597-1286
Ordnance Works
Disposal, WV, 03
(09/29/89)
Land Treatment
ChemicaL
Formulation
Soil (13,460
cy)
PAHs
In Design
PRP Lead
Bonnie Gross
215-597-9023
American Creosote
Works, Pensacola, FL,
04. (09/28/89)
Slurry Phase for
fines from soil
washing
Wood
Preserving
Fines from
23,000 cy of
soil
Creosote, PAHs, PCP,
Dioxins
In Design;
full-scale
unit planned
for_FY92
Fund Lead
FTS 597-9023
Natalie El(ington
404-347-2643
FTS 257-2643
Brown Wood
Preserving, FL, 04
(04/08/88)
Land Treatment
Wood
Preserving
Soil (7.500
cy)
Creosote and PAHs
Operational;
field work
almost
coapleted
PRP Lead;
Remediation
Technology
Martha Berry
404-347-2643
FTS 257-2643
Galesburg/Koppers, IL,
05 (06/30/89)
Land Treatment
Wood
Preserving
Soil (15,200
cy)
Creosote, PAIl, Phenols,
and PCP
Pre-design
PRP Lead!
State Enforcement
Brad BradLey
312-886-4742
Note: Concentrations listed are maxiniijns. Contacts listed are EPA regional staff unless otherwise indicated.
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TABLE 3 (Contimued) January, 1991
Bioremediation
Site Nmne, State,
Region
(ROD Date)
Specific
Technology
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts/
Phone
Seymour Recycling, IN,
05 (09/30/87)
Also see Vacuun
Extraction
In situ Soil
Bioremediation
Chemical
Waste
Management
and
Incineration
SoiL (154.000
cy)
Petroleun Hydrocarbons,
BTEX, and Various S Cs
One-month
appLication
of nutrients
ccmpteted
Sumner 1990
PRP Lead; ABB
(Boston)
Jeff Gore
312-886-4747
FTS 886-4747
Cliff/Dow Du, , MI, 05
(09/27/89)
Excavation/On-site
Bioremediation -
Type to be
Determined
In situ Soil and
gw Bioremediation
Waste
Disposal. for
Charcoal
Manufactur-
ing Plant
Soil (9,200
cy)
gw
Tar, PANs, BTX, PCE,
and Phenol
BTX, PANs, and Phenols
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Lida Tan
312-886-1842
FTS 886-1842
Burlington Northern
(Railroad Tie Treating
Plant), MN, 05
(06/04/86)
Land Treatment
Wood
Preserving
SoiL (9,500
cy), Sludge
(9,600 cy)
Creosote, PAHs, Phenols
Remedial
action
underway;
wiLt be
operational
for 2-3 more
years
PRP Lead; Retec
Amy BLtmterg
312-353-9306
FTS 886-9306
Todd Goeks (MN)
612-296-7710
Rich Truax (Retec)
303-493-3700
Old Inger Oil Refinery,
LA, 06 (09/25/84)
Land Treatment
OiL Refining
& Waste Oil
RecLamation
Soil (150,000
cy),
Waste oil and
sludge
(800,000 gal
coebi ned)
Petroleun Hydrocarbons,
Benzene, Ethytbenzene,
and Metals
Installation
underway;
will, be
operational
4/91
Fund Lead;
Westinghouse Haztech
Paul Sieminski
214-655-6710
FTS 255-6710
Sheridan DisposaL
Services, TX, 06
(12129/88)
Slurry-Phase
Bioremediation
(Tank
Bioremediation)
Comnercial.
Waste
Disposal
Soil (13,000
cy), Sludge
(31,000 cy),
Oil/emulsion
(300 cy)
Benzene 1 Toluene
(36,600 ppm sludge),
PCBs, and Phenols
In Design
PRP Lead
Ruth IsraeLi
214-655-6735
FTS 255-6735
North Cavalcade Street,
TX, 06 (06/28/88)
Excavation/On-site
Bioremediation-
Type to be
Determined (Slurry
phase or modified
land_treatment)
Wood
Preserving
SoiL (22,300
cy)
Creosote, PANs, and BTX
In Design
State Lead/Fund
Financed
Deborah Griswold
214-655-6715
FTS 255-6715
Lewis Rogers (TX)
512-463-8188
French Limited, IX, 06
(03/24/88)
In situ Lagoon
Bioremediation
Petrochemi-
cal
Sludge,
Sediments
(70,100 cy)
BTEX, PAH5, Petroleun
Hydrocarbons, and PCBs
(616 mg/kg)
In Design
PRP Lead
Judith BLack
214-655-6735
FTS 255-6735
Note: Concentrations listed are maxinuns. Contacts listed are EPA regional staff unless otherwise indicated.
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TABLE 3 (Contirued)
J aiary. 1991
Bioremediat ion
Site Name, State, Specific
Region Technology
(ROD Date)
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts/
Phone
Jostyn Manufacturing
and StçpLy Co., M M, 05
(ROD Planned)
Land Treatment
Wood
Preserving
Soil (75,000
cy)
PAHs, PCP
OperationaL
since 8/89;
scheduled
con letion
end of 1991
PRP Lead/State
Enforcement; ECOVA
Cliff Twaroski
(MN)
612-296-7827
Kevin Turner
312-886-4444
Atchison/Santa Fe!
Ctovis, NM, 06
(09/23/88)
In situ SoiL
Bioremediation
Raityard
Wastes
(Industrial
Wastewater)
Soil, sludges
(28,599 cy
coatined)
PhenoLs, Petroteun
Hydrocarbons, DieseL,
Arsenic, Chromiun, and
Lead
Construction
underway;
operational
PRP Lead; Radian
FTS 886-4444
Susan Webster
214-655-6730
FTS 255-6730
VogeL Paint & Wax, IA,
07 (09/25/89)
Land Treatment
Paint
Manufacturing
Wastes
SoiL (3,000
cy)
BTEX and PAHs
in June 1991
In Design
PRP Lead!
State Enforcement
Steve Jones
913-551-7755
Libby Ground Water
Contamination, NT, 08
(12/30/88)
Land Treatment
(soil, sediments)
in situ SoiL
Bioremediation
in situ gw
Bioremediation
Wood
Preserving
Soil,
Sediments,
(30,000 cy
coiitined)
gw
Creosote, PCP, Benzene,
PAils, and Dioxin
Creosote, Benzene,
PAHs, PCP, and Oil
Land
treatment:
in design,
operating by
si.mner 1991
In situ gw
and Soil: in
PRP Lead
FTS 276-7755
Julie Dalsogtio
406-449-5414
FTS 585-5414
Scott Huting
(RSKERL)
405-332-2313
FTS 743-2313
BurLington Northern
(Somers Plant), HT, 08
(09/27/89)
Land Treatment
In situ gw
Bioremediation
Wood
Preserving
Soil,
Sediments
(11,700 cy
coatined)
9W
Creosote, PAHs, Phenol,
and Zinc
design
In Design;
operationaL
in 1992
PRP Lead
Jim Harris
406-449-5414
FTS 585-5414
Koppers (OroviLte
PLant), CA, 09
(09/13/89)
ALso see Soil Washing
In situ Soil
Bioremediet ion
Wood
Preserving
Soil (110,000
cy)
PCP, Creosote, PANs,
BTX, Dioxin, Arsenic,
and Chromitan
In Design
PRP Lead
Fred SchauffLer
415-744-2365
FTS 485-2365
Note: Concentrations listed are maxiumins, Contacts Listed are EPA regionaL staff unless otherwise indicated.
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TABLE 3 (Continued) J ry, 1991
Chemical Extraction
Site Name, State,
Region
(ROD Date)
Specific
Technology
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts/
Phone
Norwood PCSs, MA, 01
(09/29/89)
Solvent Extraction
IndustriaL
Waste Du ing
Soil (28,000
cy)
PCB and VOCs (ICE,
Trichlorobenzene)
In Design
Fund
Lead/Negotiation
Jane Downing
617-573-5730
FTS 833-1708
O’Comor, ME, 01
(09/27/89)
Solvent Extraction
Salvage &
Electrical.
Transformer
RecycLing
Soil.,
Sediments
(23,500 cy
coithined)
PCB and Lead
In Design
Fund
Lead/Negotiation
Mike Jasinski
617-573-5786
FTS 833-1786
Pinette’s Salvage Yard,
ME, 01 (05/30/89)
Solvent Extraction
SaLvage and
Vehicle
Repair
SoiL (2,080
cy)
PCB, VOCs
(ChLorobenzene,
Dichtorobenzene, and
TrichLorobenzene)
Contract
awarded;
mobiLization
schekzled to
begin 4/91
Fund Lead;
Sanivan Group
Ros GitteLand
617-573-5766
FTS 883-1766
Ewan Property, NJ, 02
(09/29/89)
Also see Soil Washing
Solvent Extraction
(foLlowed by Soil.
Washing)
IndustriaL
Waste DiJ ing
Soil (22,000
cy)
ChLorinated Atiphatic
Organics, Aromatic
Hydrocarbons, and
Metals
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Craig DeBiase
212-264-5393
FTS 264-5393
GE Wiring Devices, PR,
02 (09/30/88)
Hydrometalturgicat
Treatment
Wiring
Services
Facility
Soil. (5,500
cy)
Mercury
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Doug Tomchuk
212-264-7508
FTS 264-7508
United Creosoting, TX,
06 (09/29/89)
Critical. Fluid
Extraction
Wood
Preserving
Soil. (67,250
cy)
PAHs, PCP, and Dioxin
In Design
State Lead/
Fund Financed
Deborah Griswold
214-655-6715
FTS 255-6715
PauL Cravens (TX)
512-463-8182
Note: Concentrations listed are maxinuns. Contacts Listed are EPA regional staff unLess otherwise indicated.
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TABLE 3 (Contirijed)
Jarilary, 1991
Chemical Treatment
Site Mane, State,
Region
(ROD Date)
Specific
Technology
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts/
Phone
Re-Solve, MA, 01
(09/24/87)
Also see Thermal
Desorption
Dechlorination of
Residuals from
Thermal Desorption
Chemical
Reclamation
Facility
Residuals
from Thermal
Desorption of
22,500 cy of
soil
PCBs
In Design
PRP Lead/
Mixed Funding:
Chemical Waste
Management, Inc.
Lorenzo Thanto
617-223-5500
FTS 883-1500
Wide Beach Development,
NY, 02 (09/30/85)
APEG
Dechlorination
Contaminated
Road Dust,
Driveways,
Soil (20,000
cy)
PCBs
Operational;
scheduled
cooptetion
Fund
Lead/Negotiation;
Soit Tech, Inc.
Herb King
212-264-1129
FTS 264-1129
Palmetto Wood
Preserving, SC, 06
(09/30/87)
Reduction of
Cr(VI) to Cr(III)
(Followed by
SoLidification)
Ditches
Wood
Preserving
Soil (12,680
cy)
15,000 mg/kg Metals
(Chromiun, Arsenic, and
Copper)
6/91
Project
coopleted;
was
operationaL
09/28/88 -
Fund
Lead/Negotiation;
Roy F. Weston
Al Cherry
404-347-7791
FTS 257-7791
Sot Lynn/Industrial
Transformers, TX, 06
(03/25/88)
APEG
DechLorination
Transformer
and Solvent
Recycter
Soil (2,400
cy)
PCBs
02/04/89
In Design
PRP Lead
John Meyer
214-655-6735
Note: Concentrations listed are maximt.ans. Contacts Listed are EPA regional staff unless otherwise indicated.
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Ja wary, 1991
TAKE 3 (Continued)
In situ Soil FIush ng
Site Keme, State,
Region
(ROD Gate)
Specific
Technology
Site
Category
Media
(quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
j
Phone
Byron Barrel & Drtan,
WY, 02 (09/29189)
In situ Soil.
Flushing
Uncontrolled
0 i p Site and
Landfill
Soil. (5,200
cy)
VOCs (SIX, PCE, and
ICE), PAils, Phenol., and
Dioxin
In Design
PRP Lead
Lead
Eduardo Gonzales
212Z645714
FTS 2M-5714
Laura LoaVardo
Goose Farm, NJ, 02
(09/27/85)
In situ Soil.
fLushing
Uncontrolled
0m Site
SoiL (15,500
cy)
960 mg/kg VOCs
(Toluene, Ethytbenzene ,
Dichloromethafle, and
ICE), SVOCs, PCBs, and
PAHs
In Design
212-2646 187
FIS 2646787
Fred CatafleO
Lipari Landfill., NJ, 02
(09/30/85)
In situ Soil.
FLushing
.
Coimiercial
D ii Site
SoiL (650,000
cy)
257 mg/kg VOCs
(Benzene, OCA,
Dichtoromethafle, and
Totuene). PhenoL, and
Metals (Chroffiitia ,
NickeL, lead, and
Mercury)
Under
construction;
wiil be
operational.
1/91
Fund
Lead/Negotiation;
C OE/SECTEL
212-2649542
FIS 264-9542
iiatthew Westgate
Vinetand Chemical., Ni.
02 (09/29/89)
Also see Soil. Washing
In situ Soil.
FLushing
Pesticide
Manufacturing
SoiL (126,000
cy)
1,921 mg/kg Arsenic,
and 399 mg/kg VOCs
(Dichtoromethane)
pre-design
—-
Fund Lead
Lead
212 ’2643406
FIS 264-3406
Paula Retiter
Harvey-Knott Drun, DE.
03 (09/30/85)
In situ Soil.
FLushing
UncontrolLed
Dui Site f or
Paint SoLvent
SoiL,
Sediment
(80,500 cy)
10,400 rag/kg VOCS
(Benzene, Ethytbenzefle,
Methytene Chloride, and
Dichi oro*sethane), and
SV OCs
I Bis(2-EthyLhexYl)
hatateI
In Design:
Reevaluating
Alternative
P1W
PRP Lead
215-597-1113
FIS 5911113
Eugene Wingert
L.A. Clarke & Sons, VA.
03 (03/31/88)
Also see
Bioremediation
In situ Soil.
Flushing
Wood
Preserving
Soil. (6,000
cy)
Creosote, PAIlS (5,000
mg/kg-SoiL, 18
mg/kg-SedimentS) and
Benzene
In Design
2 155971727
FTS 597 1727
ALisofl Hi(tner
Ninth Avenue Dtm , IN,
05 (06/30/89)
--
In situ Soil
Flushing
Comuerciat
Duip Site
.
Soil (66,000
cy)
VOCs (STEX, ICE (1,500
mg/kg)], PAI ls, PhenoLs,
Lead, PCBs , and Total
MetaLs (1.6 mg/kg)
In Design
PRP Lead
PRP Lead
312-353-6417
FIS 353-6417
Robert Whippo
US. Aviex, MI, 05
(09/01/88)
In situ Soil
FLushing
Chemical
Packaging
Facility
SoiL (11,500
cy)
37 mg/kg VOCs (Carbon
Tetrachloride, DCA,
Ethytbenlene, PCE. ICE,
Totuene, TCA, Freon,
Xylene, and chloroform)
In Design
312-8884759
FTS 886-4759
—
Note: Concentrations listed are maxinuns. Contacts Listed are EPA regional staff unless otherwise indicated.
13
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TABLE 3 (Continued) Jars ary, 1991
In situ Soil Flushing
Site None, State,
Region
(ROD Date)
Specific
TechnoLogy
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts!
Phone
South Cavalcade Street,
TX, 06
(09/26/88)
ALso see Soil Washing
In situ Soil
FLushing
Wood
Preserving &
Coat Tar
Distillation
SoiL (10,500
cy)
PAils (8,567 mg/kg)
In Design
PRP Lead
Mark Fite
214-655-6715
ETS 255-6715
United Chrome Pro acts,
OR, 10 (09/12/86)
In situ SoiL
FLushing
Chrome
PLating
Facility
Soil.
(quantity not
avaiLabLe)
162,580 mg/kg Chromit.an
Operational.
since 8/88
Rr d Lead
Loren McPhiL(ips
206-553-4903
FTS 399-4903
Note: Concentrations Listed are maximuns. Contacts Listed are EPA regionaL staff unLess otherwise indIcated.
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TABLE 3 (Cant irijed) Ja,iary. 1991
In situ Vitrification
Site Name, State,
(ROD Date)
Tad nabo NI Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts/
Phone
lonia City landfiLL,
MI, 05 (09/29189)
In situ
Vitrification
Mti icipat
LandfiLL
SoiL, Debris
(5,000 cy
coebined)
VOCs (MethyLene
ChLoride, Styrene,
ToLuene, 1-1-1
Trichtoroethane), and
Lead
In Design
PRP Lead
MichaeL Gifford
312-886-7257
FTS 886-7257
Northwest Transformer
(Mission PoLe), MA, 10
(09/15/89)
In situ
Vitrification
PCB Storage
and RecycLing
Operations
Soil (1,200
cy)
PCBs
In Design
PRP Lead
Christine Psyk
206-553-6519
FTS 399-6519
Note: Concentrations Listed are niaxiimins. Contacts Listed are EPA regionaL staff u Less otherwise indicated.
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TPHLE 3 (ContirKied) Jarsiary, 1991
Soil Washing
Site Name, State,
Region
(ROD Date)
Specific
Technology
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts!
Phone
Ewan Property, NJ, 02
(09/29/89)
ALso see Chemical.
Extraction
Soil. Washing
(preceded by
Chemical.
Extraction)
IndustriaL
Waste Dtitping
Soil (22,000
cy)
Chtorinated ALiphatic
Organics, Aromatic
Hydrocarbons, and
MetaLs
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Craig DeBiase
212-264-5393
FTS 264-5393
Vineland Chemical., NJ,
02 (09/29/89)
Also see In situ Soil.
Flushing
Soil. Washing
Pesticide
Manufacturing
Sediments
(62,600 cy)
Arsenic
Pre-design
Fund Lead
Matthew Westgate
212-264-3406
FTS 264-3406
Cape Fear Wood
Preserving, NC, 04
(06/30/89)
SoiL Washing
Wood
Preserving
SoiL (22,000
cy)
Creosote, PAHs, Copper,
Chromiun, and Arsenic
In Design
Fund Lead
John Bornhol.m
404-347-7791
FTS 257-7791
United Scrap Lead/SIA,
OH, 05 (09/30/88)
Soil Washing
Lead Battery
RecycLing
Soil. (45,000
cy) ,
Sediments
(45,550 cy)
Lead and Arsenic
In Design
Fund
Lead/Negotiation;
Corps of
Engineers/Bureau of
Mines
Anita Boseman
312-886-6941
FTS 886-6941
Koppers/Texarkana, TX,
06 (09/23/88)
Soil. Washing
Wood
Preserving
Soil. (19,400
cy)
PAHs and PCP
•
In Design
PRP Lead
UrsuLa Lennox
214-655-6735
FTS_255-6735
South Cavalcade Street,
TX, 06
(09/26/88)
ALso see In situ Soil
F Lushi rig
Soil. Washing
Wood
Preserving &
Coal. Tar
DistiLLation
Soil. (19,500
cy)
PAHs
In Design
PRP Lead
Mark Fite
214-655-6715
FTS 255-6715
Koppers (Orovil.Le
Plant), CA, 09
(09/13/89)
Also see
Bioremediation
Soil Washing
Wood
Preserving
Soil.,
Sediments
(200,000 cy
contined)
PAH5, PCP, and Dioxin
In Design
PRP Lead
Fred Schauffl.er
415-744-2365
FTS 484-2365
Note: Concentrations Listed are maximuns. Contacts listed are EPA regionaL staff unLess otherwise indicated.
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TABLE 3 (Contirajed) Jarv.iary. 1991
Thermal Desorption
Site Name, State,
Region
(ROD Date)
Specific
Technology
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contactsl
Phone
Cannon Engir.eering/
Bridgewater, MA, 01
(03/31/88)
Thermal Aeration
Chemical
Waste
HandLing,
Storage, &
Incineration
FaciLity
Soil (11,330
cy)
VOCs (Benzene, ICE, and
Vinyl Chloride)
Project
coapteted;
was
operational
5/90 - 10/90
PRP Lead; Canonie
Engineering
Dan CoughLin
617-573-1742
FTS 833-1742
McKin, ME, 01
(07/22/85)
ThermaL Aeration
Waste
Storage,
Transfer,
DisposaL
Facility
Soil (11,376
cy)
VOCs (ICE, BTX)
Project
coepleted;
was
operational
7/86 - 2/87
PRP Lead; Canonie
Engineering
Sheila Eckman
617-573-5784
FTS 833-1784
Ottati & Goss, NH, 01
(01/16/87)
ThermaL Aeration
Drun
Recondition-
ing FaciLity
SoiL (16,000
cy)
VOC5 (ICE, PCE,
1,2-DCA, and Benzene)
Project
coepteted;
was
operational
6/89 - 9/89
PRP Lead; Canonie
Engineering
Stephen Calder
617-573-9626
FTS 833-1626
Re-Solve, MA, 01
(09/24/87)
Also see Chemical
Treatment
Rotary ThermaL
Desorber
Chemical
Reclamation
Facility
Soil (22,500
cy)
PCBs
In Design
PRP Lead!
Mixed Funding
Lorenzo Thantu
617-223-5500
FTS 883-1500
CaLdweLL Trucking, NJ,
02 (09/25/86)
Low Teuperature
Vaporization
Unpermitted
Septic Waste
FaciLity
Soil (20,000
cy)
VOCs (ICE, PCE, and
TCA)
In Design
_____________
Fund Lead
Ed Finnerty
2122643555
FTS 264-3555
Fulton Terminals, NY,
02 (09/29/89)
Low Tenperature
ThermaL Treatment
Former Waste
Tank Farm
SoiL (4,000
cy)
VOCs (XyLene, Styrene,
ICE, EthyLbenzene,
Toluene) and PAHs
(Pyrene, Naphthalene,
Phenanthrene, and
2-Methylnaphthatene)
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Christos Isiamis
212-264-5713
FTS 266-5713
Marathon Battery, NY,
02 (09/30/88)
Erthanced
VolatiLization
Former
Battery
Manufacturer
Soil (85,000
cy)
VOCs (PCE, ToLuene, and
ICE)
Pre-design
Fund Lead
Paul Tames
212-264-1036
FTS 264-1036
MetaLtec/Aerosystems,
NJ, 02 (06/30/86)
Low Tenperature
Thermal Treatment
Metal
Manufacturing
Soil (8,000
cy)
ICE, other Chlorinated
Organics, and Copper
In Design
Fund Lead
Ron Rusin
212-2641873
FTS_264-1873
Note: Concentrations Listed are maxinuns. Contacts Listed are EPA regionaL staff unless otherwise indicated.
17
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TABLE 3 (Conti, ied) J ry, 1991
Thermal Desorption
Site Name, State, II Specific
Region TechnoLogy
(ROD Date)
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts/
Phone
Reich Farms, NJ, 02
(09/30/88)
Erthanced
VoLatilization
Uncontrolled
Waste
D.isposat
Soil (1,120
cy)
VOCs and Semivolatiles
In Design
PRP Lead
Gary Adamkiewicz
212-264-7592
FTS 264-7592
SMS Instrunents (Deer
Park), NY, 02
(09/29/89)
In situ Steam
Stripping
Military
Aircraft
Con onent
Overhauter
Soil (1,250
cy)
SoLvents (TCE, XyLene,
Ethylbenzene, and
Chlorobenzene)
In Design
Fund Lead
Abram Fayon
212-264-4706
FTS 264-4706
Watdick Aerospace
Devices, NJ, 02
(09/29/87)
In situ Hot Air
Stripping
Manufacturing
and
Etectroplat-
ing of Plane
Parts
Soil (2,500
cy)
ICE, PCE, Cyanide, and
MetaLs
In Design;
estimated
design
coppletion
12/92
Fund Lead
Larry Granite
212-264-7668
FIS 264-7668
Wamchem, SC. 04
(06/30/88)
Low Tesperature
ThermaL Treatment
Former Dye
Production &
Solvent
Recovery/
Recycling
Facility
Soil (2,000
cy)
SIX and SVOCs
(NaphthaLene)
In Design
PRP Lead
George Reedy
404-347-7791
FIS 247-7791
Outboard
I4arine/Waukegan Harbor,
IL, 05
(03/31/89)
Low lenperature
Thermal Extraction
(Taciuk Process)
Marine
Products
Manufacturing
Soil,
Sediments
(16,000 cy
cothined)
PCBs
In Design
PRP Lead; Canonie
Engineering
Cindy Nolan
312-886-0400
FIS 886-0400
Note: Concentrations Listed are maxinnjns. Contacts Listed are EPA regional staff unLess otherwise indicated.
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JamL ry, 1991
TABLE 3 (Continued)
Vacuum Extraction
Site Name, State, specific
Region Technology
(ROD Date)
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts!
Phone
Groveland Welts, MA, 01
(09/30/88)
Vapor Extraction
Manufacturing
Soit. (19,000
cy)
VOCs (TCE and methytene
chloride)
In Design
PRP Lead
Bob Leger
617-573-5734
FTS_833-1734
Ketlogg-Deering WeLL
FieLd, CT, 01
(09/29/89)
Vacl.Lut Extraction
I4tmicipal
Landfill
Soil
(quantity not
availabLe)
VOCs (TCE, PCE, and
BTX)
In Design
Ftr d
Lead/Negotiation
Leslie McVickar
617-573-9689
FTS 833-1689
South MLmicipat Water
Supply WeLL, NH, 01
(09/27/89)
Vactxan Extraction
Comnercial
Manufacturing
Soil (7,500
cy)
VOCs (PCE, TCA, and
TCE)
In Design
PRP Lead
Roger Duwart
617-573-9620
FTS 833-1620
Tinkham Garage, NH, 01
(09/30/86)
Vacuua Extraction
UncontroLled
DLmp Site
Soil (9.000
cy)
VOCs (Benzene,
Chloroform, DCE, PCE,
TCE. and Vinyl
Chloride)
In Design
PRP Lead;
Terra Vac
Diana King
617-573-9676
FTS 883-1676
Welts G&H, MA, 01
(09/14/89)
In situ
VoLatilization
UncontroLled
Duop Site
Soil (7,400
cy)
VOCs (PCE and TCE)
In Design
PRP Lead
Barbara Newman
617-573-5736
FTS_883-1736
FM TechnicaL Center,
NJ, 02 (09/26/89)
Also see Bioremediation
Vact,.an Extraction
Jet FueL
(JP4) SpILL
SoiL (33,000
cy)
BTEX, PAN,
Chlorophenol, PhenoL,
Lead, and Chroiniun
In Design
PRP Lead
Carla Strubte
212-264-4595
FTS 264-4595
Keith Buch (FAA)
609-484-6644
Upjohn Manufacturing
Co., PR, 02 (09/30188
for gw; treatment
cow Leted prior to ROD)
Vacuun Extraction
Industrial
Facility,
Chemical Leak
Soil
(quantity not
availabLe)
VOCs (carbon
tetrachloride and
acetonitrile)
Project
coopteted;
was
operational,
late 1986 -
to 3/88
PRP Lead; Terra Vac
Alison Hess
212-2646040
FTS 264-6040
Bendix, PA, 03
(09/30/88)
Vacuun Extraction
Aircraft
Manufacturing
-
Soil
(quantity not
available)
VOCs (TCE, Toluene,
VinyL chLoride, DCE,
and Carbon
Tetrachtoride), and
SVOCs
In Design
PRP Lead
Hiinane Zia
215-597-7713
FTS 597-7713
Henderson Road, PA, 03
(06/30/88)
In situ
Volatilization
(Tentative)
Injection
Welt
Soil
(quantity not
availabLe)
VOCs (BTEX,
Chlorobenzenes, DCA,
and 1,1,1-TCA)
Pre-design
PRP Lead
GeralLyn Vat Is,
Ruth Rzepski
215-597-8186
FTS_597-8186
Tyson’s Dime, PA, 03
(03/31/88)
Vacuun Extraction
ConvnerciaL
Surface
I q,owicknent
Soil (30,000
cy)
VOCs (Benzene, Toluene,
ICE, PCE, and
Trichloropropane)
operational
since 11/88
PRP Lead; Terra Vac
Eugene Dennis
215-597-8555
FTS 597-8555
Note: Concentrations listed are nmxinuns. Contacts listed are
EPA regional staff ,z less otherwise indicated.
19
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TABLE 3 (Continued) J siary, 1991
Vacuum Extraction
Site Name, State,
Region
(ROD Date)
Specific
TechnoLogy
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts/
Phone
Kysor Ird.istriat, MI,
05 (09/29/89)
Vacuua Extraction
Truck Parts
Manufacturing
Soil. (13,200
cy)
VOCs (XyLene, Toluene,
Ethylbenzene, and TCE)
In Design
Fund
Lead/Negotiation
Fishbeck, Thoaçson,
and Carr Huber
Mary L. Gustaf son
312-886-6144
FTS 886-6144
Long Prairie, MN, 05
(06/27/88)
Vacuun Extraction
Dry Cleaning
FaciLity
Soil (3,600
cy)
VOCs (DCE, PCE, TCE,
and Vinyl Chloride)
In Design
State Lead/Fund
Financed
Kevin Turner
312-886-4444
FTS 886-4444
MID 0 I, IN, 05
(06/30/89)
Vapor Extraction
ComnerciaL
Dtai Site
Soil (12,400
cy)
VOCs (BTX, TCE,
PhenoL,
Dichioromethane,
2-Butanone , and
Chlorobenzene), PAH5,
and SVOCs
In Design
PRP Lead
Richard Boice
312-886-4740
FTS 886-4740
Miami County
Incinerator, OH, 05
(06/30/89)
Vapor Extraction
Municipal
LandfilL and
Surface
In ounc*nent
Soil (98,000
cy)
VOCs (TCE, PCE, and
Totuene)
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Anthony Rutter
312-886-8961
FTS 886-8961
Pristine, OH, 05
(12/31/87)
Vapor Extraction
Comnerciat
Di.aip Site
Soil (38,720
cy)
VOCs (Benzene,
Chloroform, 1-2 DCA, 1-
2 DCE, TrichLoroethene
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Thomas Alcamo
312-886-7278
FTS 886-7278
Seymour Recycling, IN,
05 (09/30/87)
ALso see
Bioremediation
Vacumi Extraction
Chemical.
Waste
Management &
Incineration
Soil (154,000
cy)
VOCs (TCA, Carbon
TetrachLoride, PCE,
Benzene, Vinyl
Chloride, ChLoroethane,
and TCE)
InstaLlation
underway;
will be
operational.
Spring 1991
PRP Lead;
Canonie Envirorinent
Jeff Gore
312-886-4747
FTS 886-4747
Verona WeLl. FieLd, MI,
05 (08/12/85)
Vacuun Extraction
Railroad
Paint Shop,
Solvent
Reclaiming/
Distribution
Soil (35,000
cy)
VOCs (DichLoromethane,
ChLoroform, Carbon
Tetrachioride, DCA,
TCA, VinyL ChLoride,
STEX) and NaphthaLene
Operational
since 3/88
Fund
Lead/Negotiation;
Terra Vac
Margaret Guerriero
312-886-0399
FTS 886-0399
Wausau Groundwater
Contamination, WI, 05
(09/29/89)
Vapor Extraction
BuLk Chemical
Distribution,
Machine Shop
Soil. (1,300
cy)
ICE, PCE, and DCE
In Design
PRP Lead;
Terra Vac
Margaret Guerriero
312-886-0399
FTS 886-0399
South VaLley/Ediamids,
NM, 06 (09/30/88)
Vapor Extraction
Aircraft
Engine
Manufacturing
Soil. (36,000
cy)
VOCs (ICE)
In Design
PRP Lead
Tim Underwood
214-655-6730
FTS 255-6730
Note: Concentrations listed are maximuns. Contacts listed are EPA regional staff unless otherwise indicated.
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TARLE 3 (Continued) J miy, 1991
Vacuum Extraction
Site Name, State,
(ROD Date)
Specific Site
TechnoLogy Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts!
Phone
Hastings Grounth ater
Contamination, NE, 07
(09/26/89)
Vapor Extraction
Former Grain
Storage Area
(Funigants)
Soil
(quantity not
availabLe)
VOCs (Carbon
Tetrachloride, EthyLene
Dibrounide, PCE, TCA,
and Chloroform)
In Design
PRP Lead
Darrel
Soirnerhauser
913-551-7052
FTS 276-7052
Hastings Gro&mdwater
Contamination, CoLorado
Ave., NE, 07
(09/28/88)
Vapor Extraction
Industrial
Metal.
Finishing
SoiL (42,700
cy)
VOCs (PCE, ICE, and
TCA)
In Design
PRP Lead
Darret
Soninerhauser
913-551-7052
FTS 276-7052
Hastings Grounth ater
Contamination, Far-Mar-
Co , NE, 07
(09/30/88)
Vapor Extraction
Former Grain
Storage Area
(Funigants)
Soil (400 cy)
VOCs (Carbon
Tetrachloride, Ethylene
Dibromide, PCE, and
TCA)
In Design
PRP Lead
Darret
Soimierhauser
913-551-7052
FTS 276-7052
Sand Creek Industrial,
CO. 08 (09/29/89)
Vacuun Extraction
Refinery and
Pesticides
Manufacturing
SoiL
(>100,000 cy)
VOCs (TCE, PCE,
methytene chloride, and
Chloroform)
Design
coapLeted;
will install.
after Non-
Aqueous Phase
Liquid
addressed
Fund Lead; URS
Brian Pirikowski
303-293-1512
FTS 330-1512
Fairchild Semiconductor
(San Jose), CA, 09
(03/20/89)
Vapor Extraction
Semiconduc-
tor Nanufac-
turing
FaciLity
Soil. (3.400
cy)
VOCs (TCA, Xylenes,
Acetone, Freon, DCE,
and PCE)
Operational
since 1988
PRP Lead/
State Enforcement;
Canonie Environment
HeLen McKinley
415-744-2236
FIS 484-2236
WiLL Bruhns (CA)
415-464-0838
Fairchild
Semiconductor!
MTV-I, CA, 09
(06/09/89)
Vapor Extraction
Semiconduc-
tor Manufac-
turing
Facility,
Metal.
Finisher
Soil.
(quantity not
available)
VOCs (TCE, PCE, Vinyl
ChLorides, OCA, DCE,
and Freon) and Phenol
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Pattie Collins
415-744-2229
FIS 484-2229
Fairchild
Semiconductor/MIV-II,
CA, 09 (06/30/89)
Vapor Extraction
Semiconduc-
tor Manufac-
turing
Facility,
Metal.
Finisher
Soil
(quantity not
available)
VOCs (TCE, PCE, Vinyl.
ChLorides, DCA, DCE,
and Freon) and Phenol
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Pattie CoLlins
415-744-2229
FTS 484-2229
Notes Concentrations listed are maxinuns. Contacts listed are EPA regionaL staff unLess otherwise indicated.
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TABLE 3 (Cantirijed) Jars ry, 1991
Vacuum Extraction
Site Name, State,
Region
(ROD Date)
Specific
Technology
Site
Category
Media
(Quantity)
Key Contaminants
Treated
Status
Lead; Treatment
Contractor
Contacts!
Phone
FairchiLd/Intel, CA, 09
(06/09/89)
Vapor Extraction
Semiconcbctor
Manufacturing
Facility,
Metal
Finisher,
Aircraft
Maintenance
Soil
(quantity not
avaiJ.ab le)
VOCS (ICE, PCE, VinyL
Chlorides, DCA, DCE,
and Freon) and Phenol
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Pattie Collins
415-744-2229
FTS 484-2229
Fairchild/Raytheon, CA.
09 (06/09/89)
Vapor Extraction
Secniconduc-
tor Manufac-
turing
Facility,
MetaL
Finisher,
Al rcraft
Maintenance
Soil
(quantity not
available)
VOCs (ICE, PCE, VinyL
Chlorides, DCA, DCE,
and Freon) and Phenol
Pre-design
PRP Lead
Pattie Collins
415-744-2229
FTS 486-2229
IBM (San Jose),
CA, 09 (12/15/88)
(site detisted
10/04/89)
Vapor Extraction
Computer
Manufacturer
Soil (24,000
cy)
VOCs (XyLenes, Acetone,
Freon, isopropyt
alcohol, petroLeun
naphtha, and TCA)
InstaLlation
underway;
wilL be
operational
in 1991
PRP Lead!
State Enforcement;
Terra Vac
Helen McKinLey
415-744-2236
FTS 484-2236
WilL Bruhns (CA)
415-464-0838
Motorola 52nd Street,
AZ, 09 (09/30/88)
Vapor Extraction
Manufactur-
ing Facility
Soil
(quantity not
available)
VOCs (ICA, ICE, Carbon
Tetrachtoride, and
Ethylbenzene)
In Design
PRP Lead!
State Enforcement
Mike Montgomery
415-744-2394
FTS 484-2360
Don Atkinson (CA)
602-257-6899
Phoenix-Goodyear
Airport Area, AZ, 09
(09/26189)
Vapor Extraction
Defense-
related
Manufacturing
Facility
Soil (4,390
cy)
VOCs (ICE, PCE, and
Acetone) and Methyl
ethyl ketone
_______________________
In Design
PRP Lead
Craig Cooper
415-744-2360
ITS 484-2360
Note: Concentrations listed are maximuns. Contacts listed are EPA regionaL staff unless otherwise indicated.
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January, 1991
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