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Treatment of Petroleum-Contaminated Soils

Appendix B—Remediation Products Summary

This appendix lists remediation products, including the product name, a short description of the product, and an assessment of the product's performance in cold climates. The table was compiled by MCS Engineering (2104 Reserve St., Missoula, MT 59801).

This information is provided to the reader for reference only. The authors of this manuscript have not evaluated any of the services provided by these companies and do not endorse one company over another.

Remediation Products Summary

• Site maintenance intensity—In situ bioremediation projects require certain environmental conditions to succeed. Any maintenance needs beyond these basic requirements are listed here.
• Mobility—Lists special considerations like road access, power requirements, size of equipment, and other applicable information.
• Approximate cost to treat a cubic yard—WARNING: The information contained in this column is highly variable. The cost estimate provided by the vendor may or may not include pretreatment costs, delivery system installation costs, or consider contaminant type and amount, site access, and other factors. Most cost figures are based solely on the product itself and an arbitrary amount for a contamination level. Site treatment costs are difficult to generalize because of the variability of site-specific characteristics. Check with the manufacturer for a better estimate of your total treatment cost. In general, in situ biological treatment technologies are considered cost effective.

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