Project Overview
T&M has served as the lead engineer at this U.S. EPA Superfund Site since 2012. T&M completed the design, construction, and automation of a groundwater containment and treatment system and is providing long-term operations following start-up. Historical use of Trichloroethene (TCE) for degreasing and plating operations led to contamination of soil and groundwater at the facility. T&M performed hydrogeological modeling, treatment plant design, geotechnical testing for facility construction, construction oversight, NPDES permitting, design of the force main influent/effluent piping, electrical power design, control system design and programming of the SCADA and PLC system. T&M’s project team prepared work plans and designs for submittal and approval from the U.S. EPA and implemented the commissioning and startup of the system in the summer of 2025.
In early Spring 2025, T&M initiated a Design-Build addition to install a new 356.4 kWDC ground-mounted solar array at this EPA Superfund Site. The construction phase was successfully completed in December 2025 – on time and on budget. T&M’s services included preliminary design, RFP preparation, contractor screening, contract negotiation support, environmental oversight, construction administration and management, and coordination with the local utility. T&M served as the Owner’s representative from project conception through final delivery. It is anticipated that the new solar system will be fully on-line in Spring 2026. Installation of the new solar array will result in a significant reduction in operation costs by providing long-term, renewable energy to the GETS facility.
