Projects

Fort Glenn Site Reconnaissance

ChemTrack provided overall management of the project. The general objective of the Fort Glenn FUDS reconnaissance project was to perform a site reconnaissance and logistical evaluation of the Fort Glenn FUDS located on Umnak Island. The main purpose of this work was to document current site conditions for potential future removal actions. Accessible project areas were inspected and evaluated for… Read More
Umiat Drum Mound

The primary purpose of the removal action was to remove potential sources of contamination contained within or emanating from drums, as well as “grossly contaminated” soil adjacent to the drums that was acting as a potential contamination source. The USACE manages the site and contracted ChemTrack to complete the removal action. The removal action was conducted primarily at the Umiat… Read More
Northway ACS

ChemTrack was the Prime Contractor. The objective of this project was to safely abate and demolish the ACS power house building and decommission the power house water supply well located inside the building in Northway, Alaska. The power house building had asbestos-containing material (ACM) inside the building and the surfaces were covered with paint containing PCBs and lead. Various other… Read More
Buskin Beach Swampy Acres

ChemTrack was contracted by the Alaska District to complete an extensive inventory of groundwater monitoring wells that had been installed throughout the years 1998 to 2014. Over time, wells had been destroyed, damaged, and/or removed, and there was no current documentation or survey of the wells. The scope of work included an in-depth inventory of the monitoring wells by visual… Read More
Rocky Point/Caines Head Tank Closure

ChemTrack was contracted by the Alaska District to complete three in-place underground storage tank (UST) closures, two 300-gallon diesel USTs and one 960-gallon underground water tank. The USTs were located at Rocky Point in Resurrection Bay at Caines Head State Park in Seward, Alaska. During a 2015 sampling event conducted by USACE, the soil underneath the two diesel tanks were… Read More
Beach Response Contaminated Drum / Soil Removal

FY05 FUDS Site, Moses Point Garrison Remedial Action, Elim, Alaska In April 2005, the US Corps of Engineers, Alaska District awarded a contract to ChemTrack to provide remediation services at the former Garrison Pad FUDS site at Moses Point, Alaska. The project site is located in the arctic region and has a limited work season. The site is only accessible by… Read More