COMANCO Attends Annual FPPC (Florida Phosphate Political Committee) BBQ to Support the Florida Phosphate Community Last night, COMANCO proudly attended the 23rd Annual FPPC (Florida Phosphate Political Committee) BBQ in a strong show of support for the Florida Phosphate Community. COMANCO has …
COMANCO Returns to Phosphate Containment Facility to Complete Liner Installation COMANCO returns to a Phosphate containment facility in Mississippi to complete a liner installation. Due to their durable and sustainable qualities, clients in the phosphate industry use our geosynthetic systems …
COMANCO Pursues Sustainable Agriculture as the Geosynthetic Partner of the Phosphate Industry In the heart of Florida’s scenic landscape lies a critical industry that feeds a growing global population – phosphate mining. The phosphate industry is the cornerstone of the …
COMANCO Solves Phosphate Challenges with Geosynthetic Installations The phosphate industry is responsible for producing fertilizer, which is essential to feeding a growing population. A common byproduct of collecting phosphate is gypsum, which is stored in environmentally safe containment facilities. COMANCO …
We are thrilled to announce that COMANCO has been awarded Phase 1B of the Mississippi Phosphates closure project. This next phase will include an additional 50 acres of WatershedGeo’s ClosureTurf® system. We are pleased to be continuing our professional partnership …
Superintendents Wayne Wilkinson, Kenny Frazier, and Jorge Gomez are combining efforts to move tons of material, and make progress on two jobs at a Central Florida Phosphate Plant. The Team is focused on safety, production, and teamwork to make it …
Construction on phase one is now underway as COMANCO teams up with KEMRON to install the first phase of gypstack cover at Mississippi Phosphates Superfund site in Pascagoula, MS. Phase 1A is the first step in a multi-step process to …
Recently, COMANCO’s SAFETY department recognized a phosphate crew for no major incidents and no injuries during the first 30,000 man hours of a gypstack project. This major project section consisted of 500,000 cubic yards of material moved and 1.2 million …
For a job well done, COMANCO rewarded a phosphate plant crew for the completion of a 48-acre cooling pond. The crew was treated to lunch by the SAFETY department for their efforts. They finished this first pond with no SAFETY incidents, and we …
A COMANCO liner crew and earthwork crew, headed by Superintendents Wayne Wilkinson, Justino Macedo, and now, the liner crew superintendent, Todd Kirkman, have joined forces to take a Central Florida project to the next level. The liner phase of this …
