Over the past month, the COMANCO Team has been working on a local liner job in Tampa, FL at the MRI Superfund Site. The scope of work includes the supply and installation of 73,356 SF of a multi-layer cap system consisting of 40 mil textured LLDPE…
COMANCO has completed the lining of four (4) Waste Water Treatment Ponds in Callville Bay outside Las Vegas, Nevada. Project was located on the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Installation consisted of 229,345 Square Feet (SF) of 60 Mil High D…
COMANCO has been hard at work in the Louisiana area this year. One of the fourth quarter jobs being worked on is the PCS Nitrogen Phase 11 Cap project in Geismar, Louisiana which consists of the installation of approximately 1,630,000 SF of 60 mil…
COMANCO finished a project last month in Hamburg, Arkansas at the Ashley County Landfill Phase IV Expansion. The cell was about 6 acres with 60 mil smooth HDPE geomembrane going on the cell bottom and 60 mil textured HDPE geomembrane with geocompo…
COMANCO Environmental has successfully reached Substantial Completion on schedule and on budget at the new ACMS Class 1 Landfill. Construction commenced 8 months ago and the project team lead by Project Manager, Clayton Lung and Superintendent, Ar…
The COMANCO Team put the finishing touches on the Polk County North Central Landfill Gas Collection and Conveyance System project this month as Substantial Completion was reached on November 26, 2012. A final site walk-through was also performed o…
COMANCO Environmental Corporation is wrapping up the construction of a new landfill in Lake Panasoffkee, FL. The project started in May of this year and COMANCO has been working diligently with Stroud Engineering (CQA Engineer) and ACMS, Inc. (Own…
COMANCO has recently received a letter of recommendation from Brad Cole; the president of Brad Cole Construction praising COMANCO Environmental Corporation for our focus on safety, reliability, dependability and professionalism during the Plant Wa…
COMANCO is set to start a new project in Miami, FL. The work includes the construction of a Class I Ash Monofill Cell (Cell 20) for ash from the Resources Recovery Facility located on-site. The property is owned by Miami-Dade County Department of …
COMANCO crew has started the installation of a final cap over an ash disposal area. The cap consists of a 50 Mil LLDPE SuperGrip Net Geomembrane, 10 OZ NonWoven Geotextile & AGRU Closure Turf Down Drains.
