Environmental Services Program Support, New York and New Jersey

KEMRON provided environmental services ranging at Department of Defense (DOD) faciltities in New York and New Jersey, ranging from preliminary site assessments (Title I) to removal actions to remediation (Title II) and other environmental engineering services.  Work was performed on formerly used defense sites (FUDS), IRP, BRAC facilities and USARC active sites.  KEMRON conducted site investigations (SI), groundwater studies, feasibility studies, pilot scale treatment studies, removal actions, UST removals and asbestos and lead abatement.

KEMRON has completed over 25 assignments including a natural attenuation demonstration at Ft. Monmouth, NJ; in-situ remediation at the Taxi Stand Site, Fort Dix, NJ; RI/FS at the ANC-9 Landfill, the Boiler Blowdown Site, and the Fire Training Tanks Area in Fort Dix, NJ; asbestos investigation and abatement at Brig General Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. USARC, Uniondale, NY; asbestos investigation and abatement at Caven Point USARC, Jersey City, NJ; asbestos investigation and abatement at LT Thomas J.McDonald USARC, Jamaica, NY; lead investigation and remediation at General Brehon B. Somervell USARC, Mount Freedom, NJ; asbestos investigation and abatement at Amityville, NY AFRC; firing range lead investigation and cleanup at Fort Hamilton, NY; firing range lead investigation and cleanup at Ft. Wadsworth, NY; firing range lead investigation and cleanup at Ft. Totten; and oil/water separator removal program at seven Reserve sites in New York.  The following are summaries of representative assignments completed under this contract.

Project Facts
Client USACE Baltimore District
Value $8 million to date
Location New York and New Jersey

Relevant KEMRON Service Areas:

  • CERCLA RI/FS and RD/RA
  • UST Management Services
  • Groundwater Assessment and Modeling
  • Risk Assessment
  • Remedial Action Design and Implementation
  • Excavation and Disposal
  • NAPL / DNAPL Recovery
  • UST Removal and Remediation
  • Chemical Treatment
  • Groundwater Recovery and Treatment
  • Bench and Pilot Testing
  • Troubleshooting
  • Operation and Maintenance
  • Community Relations
"Project was conducted as required and was of a high quality."

"KEMRON and subcontractors / consultants provided excellent technical support and project management for a variety of environmental projects."

-  USACE Representatives
Boiler Blowdown Area, Fire Tank Training Area and ANC-9 Area:  KEMRON prepared an RI/FS and completed interim removal actions at these sites located at Fort Dix , NJ . The RI activities were conducted in accordance with the requirements of the National Contingency Plan (NCP) 40 CFR 30, CERCLA and the requirements of the NJDEP.The RI work included soil, groundwater and surface water.  KEMRON performed geophysical surveys at the ANC-9 area to identify buried materials.   KEMRON prepared  human health risk assessments (HHRA) and ecological risk assessments (ERA) for each of these sites.  The HHRA and ERA were used in support of the recommended interim removal actions.  Removal actions include soils contaminated with metals, pesticides and POL. KEMRON recommended and gained regulatory approval to conduct Interim Removal Actions thus avoiding a lengthy and costly Record of Decision Process (ROD) process.  KEMRON worked with Region 2 and NJDEP.

New Egypt Armory:  KEMRON conducted an RI to evaluate the nature and extent of potential contamination in the soil and groundwater.  Concentrations of PCBs were identified  that exceeded screening levels; therefore, a HHRA and ERA were performed.  Based on the results, KEMRON performed an interim removal action of 700 yards of PCB contaminated soils for mitigation of health hazards.

In-Situ Remediation at the Taxi Stand Site:  KEMRON performed in-situ remediation of soil and groundwater employing an innovative technology.  Soil and groundwater were impacted at levels significantly above those required for clean-up by NJDEP.  Fort Dix identified and KEMRON secured the services of ElectroChemical GeoOxidation (ECGO) technology.  KEMRON installed and operated the ECGO system.  Additional activities included the installation and testing of groundwater monitoring wells; collection of chemical data, geophysical data and topographic information; site characterization; preparation of QAPP, SAP and O & M Plans.

USARC 77th RSC:  KEMRON completed over 15 task orders in support of the 77th RSC throughout the region at active, closed and FUD sites. KEMRON completed tank removals, removal actions, lead and asbestos abatement, firing range remediation and removal of oil/water separators.

Evans Area of Ft. Monmouth:  KEMRON  completed an RI/FS of the Evans Area at Ft. Monmouth.  Groundwater at the site was contaminated with chlorinated solvents.  A natural attenuation demonstration program was selected as the remedy for this site.  KEMRON was successful in negotiating the Monitored Natural Attenuation (MNA) and achieving site closure.


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