Bison Engineering, Inc. services

Bison Engineering’s groundwater environmental services range from simple analytical solutions of groundwater problems to the application of numerical models. Our analysis methods are applied to many problems, including local environmental impact studies, risk analysis to the environment or public health, remedial investigations and feasibility studies at abandoned mine sites.

Bison performs many industrial, commercial and real estate site characterization and site assessments commonly referred to as Phase 1 site assessments, Phase 2 site assessments, or Phase 3 site assessments.

Bison Engineering provides soil sampling services which are typically done in conjunction with other activities, such as an assessment or remedial activity. Surface or below-grade soil samples may be needed depending on the site and the type of contamination.

Bison Engineering has extensive soil and water remediation plan development and implementation experience. Each instance of contaminated soils and/or groundwater requires its own plan for remediation. The volume of contamination is critical to plan development as are the types of contaminants.

Bison Engineering has prepared numerous spill prevention control and countermeasure plans (SPCC). SPCC plans are required by federal regulations for facilities that meet certain criteria for storage of petroleum products. Plans must include type and amount of petroleum stored, spill prevention features of equipment, employee training, history of any spills or leaks, procedures to follow in case of a spill or leak, and agency notification procedures.

Solid waste studies and/or plans are prepared for the purpose of reducing solid waste materials for disposal. Bison has completed Solid Waste Control Plans to address requirements stemming from MPDES permits.