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Envirocon welcomes new Assistant Controller
We would like to announce Brian Mohn as the Assistant
Controller for Envirocon. Prior to joining Envirocon, Brian
worked for Goodrich Co. in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Envirocon honored with 2008 CRA Award of Excellence
Envirocon has been awarded the prestigious California Redevelopment Association Award of Excellence for our contribution as the remediation contractor on the Pacific States Steel Corporation Remediation and Redevelopment.
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Envirocon Awarded EBJ Remediation & Restoration Project Merit Award
Envirocon is honored to have been awarded Environmental Business Journal's Remediation & Restoration Project Merit Award for our efforts at the Milltown Reservoir Sediments Operable Unit site near Missoula, Montana.
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Unique Safety Presentation at Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Envirocon routinely participates in the regular monthly safety meetings held by our client Tetra Tech EC, Inc. as a subcontractor performing work at Rocky Mountain Arsenal. Recently Envirocon came up with a creative way to present safety topics in a “game show” environment to get our crew and the audience involved in a very fun and competitive way while at the same time focusing on the very important topic of Safety. The unique Safety Presentation was very well received by the client and the participants.
We Care
We care about your Safety. Wear a seatbelt when operating any equipment or when riding in any type of vehicle.
The reality is that 63% of the people killed in car accidents are not wearing seat belts
(Car-Accidents.com).
Remember seatbelts save lives!
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Former Fertilizer Plant Site - Pasadena, TX
Envirocon has been providing construction services in the form of two separate projects at the former fertilizer site in Pasadena, Texas since 2006.
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Envirocon Adds to Shoreline Restoration Portfolio with Ash Creek Win
Envirocon was recently awarded the Terminal 4 Removal Action - Phase I, Wheeler Bay Stabilization project located in Portland, Oregon.
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Dike 5 Embankment Project Award
Envirocon will be completing the Safety of Dams Modification - Dike 5 Embankment project located in Folsom, California for the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR).
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Envirocon Provides Services at the Aneth Gas Plant
Envirocon will soon begin demolition and restoration services at the Aneth Gas Plant Decommissioning and Site Reclamation project in Montezuma Creek, Utah which is located within Navajo tribal land
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Kaiser Demoltion
Envirocon was awarded the Demolition of Field Constructed Tanks at the Trentwood Works of Kaiser Aluminum Fabricated Products in Spokane, Washington.
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Project Award - Wyoming Refinery Slurry Wall Construction
Envirocon has been awarded a contract to install a soil-bentonite slurry wall and two bio-polymer slurry collection trenches at the Wyoming Refinery in Newcastle, Wyoming.
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Milltown Dam Breach a Success
Friday, March 28th at approximately 12:00 p.m., on what was a historic day in the state of Montana, Envirocon successfully carried out the breaching of the Milltown Dam.
Now, for the first time in over a century, the Clark Fork and Blackfoot Rivers are flowing freely and are one step closer to being completely restored to their natural state.
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Charitable Gift Given to ASCE Sacramento Section Construction Institute
Envirocon recently made a $1,000 contribution to the ASCE Sacramento Section Construction Institute (SSCI).
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Envirocon Employees Participate in Earth Day 2008
While everyday is Earth Day for Envirocon, project staff at the Sacramento Rail Yard site in downtown Sacramento, California went the extra mile for this year's Earth Day festivities.
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Employees Volunteer Another Year at Special Olympics
Nearly 20 employees from the various Washington Companies traveled to Great Falls, Montana on Thursday, May 15th to support local athletes at the 2008 Montana Special Olympics Summer Games.
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Contribution to Colorado School of Mines,
Society of Women Engineers, Golden, Colorado
Envirocon donated $500 to the very worthy Society of Women Engineers (SWE) at the Colorado School of Mines.
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Milltown Dam Project Live WebCam
The Milltown project involves the removal of the Milltown Dam and approximately 2.2 million cubic yards of copper and arsenic impacted sediment impounded behind the dam. Because of the impacted sediment and seasonally fluctuating water levels, the dam is being removed in stages to minimize scour of reservoir sediment. In fact, Envirocon has constructed numerous, complex features to minimize sediment scour, including a 4,200-foot-long lined bypass channel designed to route the Clark Fork River around the construction area during sediment removal. Approximately 800,000 cubic yards of reservoir sediment has been excavated and transported by rail to the Opportunity, Montana area where it is used in the reclamation of inactive tailings impoundments. Envirocon is responsible for all portions of the work. Demolition of the dam's powerhouse and subsequent reservoir drawdown was completed in March 2008. Demolition of the dam's spillway started in June 2008, and is scheduled to be completed by November 2008. Sediment removal and floodplain reconstruction is planned to continue non-stop until early 2010 when the project should be completed.
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