Ottawa · GTA · Serving Canada since 1995
Site Assessment & Remediation

Phase III Delineation & Remediation

Mapping the full extent of contamination, then designing and overseeing the cleanup, from dig-and-dump to risk management.

Overview

Phase III Delineation & Remediation in Ottawa and across Ontario

When a Phase II confirms contamination, the next questions are how far it goes and what it will cost to fix. A Phase III ESA delineates the contamination horizontally and vertically. We then compare remediation options, such as excavation and off-site disposal, in-situ treatment, or risk assessment and risk management, on cost, schedule and how they fit your construction plan. During cleanup we are on site to direct excavation, take confirmatory samples and document everything your lender, the Ministry or a future buyer will want to see.

When you need it

  • Contamination has been confirmed and needs to be sized and priced
  • You are removing underground or aboveground fuel storage tanks
  • Contaminated soil must be removed before or during foundation excavation
  • A building will be constructed on or next to impacted soil or groundwater (vapour intrusion)

What you receive

  • Phase III delineation report with contaminant extent and volume estimates
  • Remediation options comparison with cost ranges
  • Remedial action plan and tender specifications for the contractor
  • Full-time or part-time excavation oversight and confirmatory sampling
  • Remediation completion report

Used at: Approvals & Site Preparation · During Construction

Scope

What this covers

  • Contaminant delineation
  • Remedial action plans
  • Excavation oversight
  • Confirmatory sampling
  • UST / AST removal oversight
  • Vapour intrusion assessment
  • Risk assessment coordination
  • Groundwater treatment
FAQ

Phase III Delineation & Remediation questions

Do we have to clean up to the strictest standard?

Not always. Depending on the site and planned use, a risk assessment can justify site-specific standards, which may be far cheaper than removing all impacted soil. We compare both routes so you can choose.

Can remediation happen during our excavation?

Yes, and it often makes sense. We plan remediation around your excavation schedule so impacted soil is segregated and hauled to the right facility as you dig, instead of as a separate project.

Have a site or building to assess?

Send us the address and what you are trying to do: buy, finance, rezone, build or renovate. We’ll tell you what you need and send a clear scope and quote.

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