Construction of the new ACMS Landfill in Lake Panasoffkee, FL continues to move forward on schedule. Sub-cells 1 and 2 are near complete with the cell sumps being finalized this week. The leachate collection and detection risers have been installe…
Progress is being made on the Indian River County Landfill project as the crew has reached a big milestone: completion of the Leachate Conveyance Trench. This trench will serve as a channel for leachate flow from the existing and new cells of the …
A new compressor was delivered to the Orange County landfill jobsite, where Ron Dickens and his crew are working on installing pipe and gas systems. Ron is leading the crew of the COMANCO employees with confidence, bringing years of experience and…
The COMANCO crew, led by the Superintendent Tony Sanchez, Project Manager Steve Harrison, and Project Engineer Dan McRae, is making progress at the OUC job site in Central Florida, despite uncooperative weather conditions. The crew is building a n…
COMANCO Crew has completed the installation of 230,000 SF of 40 Mil HDPE Textured geomembrane on the slopes and begun placing Geosynthetic Clay Liner & 80 Mil HDPE Textured geomembrane over the 40 Mil. To date there has been no incident onsite.Gre…
On Monday, July 9, 2012, the COMANCO team took delivery of the blower/flare station and skid pad at the Polk County North Central Landfill. The candlestick flare is approximately 40 feet tall, and a crane was used on-site to unload the entire pad …
COMANCO has been working at ACMS Class I Landfill in Sumtervile, FL for a little over a month and has made great progress. The hard working team led by superintendent Arnulfo Martinez has installed 3 out of the 5 geosynthetic layers for sub-cell 1…
Big Thanks to Arnulfo Martinez, COMANCO Superintendent, and Clay Lung, COMANCO Project Manager, and the crew working at ACMS Landfill for a warm welcome: Natalia and Krystina (HR) and Jonida Pone (Project Engineer) visited the job site on July 3, …
The Indian River County Landfill Phase II Cell 1 Expansion project is now under way as the crew has mobilized to the jobsite and begun installing erosion and sediment controls, demolition of existing features, as well as preliminary earthwork.In a…
COMANCO is starting work on the installation of a four layer geosynthetic material system as a part of the coal ash landfill expansion for the OUC Stanton Energy Center in Orlando, FL. Project Superintendent Tony Sanchez will lead the crew and ins…
