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Waste Disposal – Critical Bulk Loads 7 days per week
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 Our client is a manufacturer located in Maryland. One of the by-products of their production process is waste cutting oil slurry consisting of 40% oil and 60% suspended solids. The client required a removal and disposal option for this waste. AEG Environmental developed a disposal plan and constructed a waste processing plant capable of managing this waste at our facility in Westminster, Maryland. AEG was contracted to remove waste oil-slurry for disposal on a daily basis. AEG retained this contract until t
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Waste Disposal in Support of the Anthrax Decontamination at the USPS Facility
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In October 2001 the United States of America was attacked by a biological terrorist using the agent Bacillus anthracis (Anthrax) as a weapon. The delivery method of the attack was the US Mail. One of the results of this attack was the contamination of the US Postal Service Brentwood Bulk Mail Facility located Washington, DC. The decontamination of this facility was a project of immense proportion requiring technologies and methods to be developed on an on-going basis. One of the by-products of the final dec
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Emergency Response – Jet Fuel Spill at an Air Force Base
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 AEG Environmental received a call from our client reporting that they had a release of approximately 500 gallons of JP-8 Jet Fuel. The client informed AEG Environmental that fuel had been released into an area between an active runway and an active taxiway. AEG dispatched a team to the site and began characterizing the spill area. A fuel hydrant located on the flight line malfunctioned and released fuel directly into the soils. The soil make-up in the area was loose and sandy. This allowed the fuel to migra
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Emergency Spill Response – Traffic Paint Spill on a Busy Highway
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 AEG received a call from our client at 12:25 PM on Friday, July 1, 2004. The client described that a truck transporting 2,500 gallons of traffic paint had overturned and released its entire payload onto the highway and an adjacent museum property. AEG dispatched a response team and arrived on-site within 45 minutes. Upon receiving a briefing from the client, State Highway Administration and the State Department of the Environment, AEG established a Work Plan and completed a Site Specific Health and Safety P
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Anthrax Decontamination
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 In October 2001 the United States of America was attacked by a biological terrorist using the agent Bacillus anthracis (Anthrax) as a weapon. The delivery method of the attack was the US Mail. One of the results of this attack was the contamination of building mailrooms in and around Washington, DC. Several buildings owned and occupied by the General Services Administration (GSA) were found to test positive for the presence of Anthrax spores. AEG was awarded a sole-source contract by GSA to decontaminate 4
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PCB Extraction and Cleaning
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 General Services Administration (GSA), the owner and operator of most federal government facilities, had several buildings in Washington, DC in which electrical transformers containing polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) oil had been used. All of the PCB oil had been replaced, however due to historical spills the concrete floors in the transformer vaults were contaminated with PCBs. During the oil replacement process, the PCB-contaminated concrete floors were cleaned using a solvent wash protocol. After the clea
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