Oklahoma Environmental Services services

Oklahoma Environmental Services` (OES) experienced project management team assists clients in interfacing with regulatory entities such as the Environmental Protection Agency, Corps of Engineers, Department of Agriculture, Department of Environmental Quality, Department of Transportation, Bureau of Land Management, Oklahoma Corporation Commission, and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Consulting services are provided to interpret the rules, regulations and requirements of local, state and federal agencies.

Oklahoma Environmental Services (OES) conducts Mobile Dual-phase extraction (MDPE), also known as multi-phase extraction, or vacuum-enhanced extraction, events to remove various combinations of contaminated ground water, separate-phase petroleum product, and hydrocarbon vapor from the subsurface. MDPE is a technology that uses a high vacuum system to extract liquids and vapor from the subsurface which are then treated and collected for disposal, or re-injected to the subsurface (where permissible under applicable state laws). OES’s Guzzler® ACE® can handle the full spectrum of wet and dry material. It will remove fuel, water, or sediment from tanks and tank pits and it’s very effective for dewatering, hydrocarbon removal and remediation. Day in and day out, no other design delivers the productivity achieved with OES and The Guzzler.

Oklahoma Environmental Services (OES) is a full service excavation and tank removal company which utilizes a network of contractors to provide cost effective excavation services and tank removals. OES`s experience ranges from the management of small scale "dig and haul" remediation projects to larger scale projects which require onsite soil blending and land farming. OES services also include removal of storage tanks as regulated by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC). The OCC requires oversight of licensed individuals for line removals, certain types of line repair, and tank removals. OES staff are licensed by the OCC for the removal of underground storage tanks, as well as, licensed remediation consultants. OES manages the process which includes regulatory interaction, oversight of the removal, required soil/groundwater sample collection, and submission of the required reports to ensure compliance.

Oklahoma Environmental Services` (OES) field staff has substantial experience operating and maintaining a wide variety of remediation systems at both private facilities and government installations such as: free product recovery systems, groundwater pump and treat systems, large and small scale air sparge and multi-phase extraction systems, in-situ bioremediation technologies, groundwater treatment facilities, and interceptor collection trenches.

Oklahoma Environmental Services (OES) offers our clients direct push rig and well completion services. Our staff of experienced, licensed drillers has completed the installation and monitoring of wells for a wide variety of environmental concerns. We routinely conduct site delineation, site suitability analyses and soils investigations for the construction industry, environmental investigations, site contamination assessments and remediation studies. OES is also equipped and uniquely capable of obtaining discrete soil samples through flowing sands, unconsolidated soils and unstable media.

Oklahoma Environmental Services (OES) offers comprehensive sampling services for environmental investigations, groundwater quality and soils sampling in support of environmental monitoring programs, geotechnical studies and foundation analyses. All field personnel follow established ASTM and Standard Methods sampling protocol. Sampling personnel are OSHA 40-hour trained and placed in medical monitoring for work on hazardous waste projects.

Oklahoma Environmental Services (OES) offers oilfield services that include the remediation of petroleum and brine impacted soils and groundwater, reserve pit closures and soil farming. OES’s direct push rig enables the rapid delineation of contaminants associated with the oil exploration and production industry. We complete baseline pre-drilling sampling with rapid turn-around at well site area water wells for up-front purchase negotiation or environmental liability reviews. Our customers appreciate the OES tracking database customized for their projects with all applicable data and results in an easy to view one-place format.

Developing cost-effective solutions to clean up contaminated sites requires experience and creativity. By exploring all practical alternatives, Oklahoma Environmental Services` (OES) technical staff provides strategies which place our clients’ interests first. Our team has an established record of performance and is recognized for innovative approaches to the remediation of chemically impacted soil and groundwater. OES’s approaches include in-situ surfactant-enhanced remediation, pump-and-treat remediation, mechanical air-sparge and soil vapor extraction systems, free product removal systems, microbial degradation, and excavation and disposal of impacted material. We are a regional authorized distributor for Magnum Spillbuster, an automatic recovery system that efficiently removes free-phase LNAPLS and DNAPLS as thick as #6 oils from groundwater aquifers while leaving the water behind. Ask about this successful, cost savings approach to product recovery!

The Magnum Spill Buster™ is an automated free phase petroleum contamination pumping system. It is specifically designed to remove NAPL petroleum product from the water table via a 2″ or larger diameter well. Its unique auto-seeking device allows the pump intake to automatically follow the elevation of the oil/water interface as it fluctuates throughout the entire length of the well. The Magnum Spill Buster will not pump any amount of water. The system can be wired to 115 VAC or 230 VAC power or is capable of true 24 VDC deep cycle battery/solar panel operation for remote site locations.

OES has experienced staff proficient in a variety of computer aided-design and drafting services. These services include but are not limited to: Architectural and Structural Plans, Utility Relocation and Extension Plans, Aerial and Topographic Mapping, and Industrial Mechanical Drawings. OES staff also has ample experience with the geographical information system (GIS), and they are fluent in the Adobe products (Photoshop. InDesign, and Acrobat).