COMANCO Environmental has resumed work on the TMWA Floating Cover clean and inspect project in Reno, NV for owner Truckee Meadows Water Authority. The project consists of cleaning and inspecting both the 30 million gallon Hunter Creek Reservoir and the …
COMANCO was invited to perform a liner demonstration at the Camelot Landfill Open House on Saturday, June 8th. The demonstration was led by Superintendent, Jorge Barrantes and his crew and consisted of liner welding, testing and QC reporting of Geosynthetic …
COMANCO crews recently completed work on the Savannah Street WWTP Storm Cell Rehabilitation project in Jackson, Mississippi. A single layer of 60 mil HDPE liner was installed within two separate holding ponds to be used for containment during the removal …
COMANCO’s David Scherbaty, Scott Harker and Chris Washa are in attendance at the 28th Annual Elko Mining Expo in Elko, Nevada. For the past 28 years, the Elko Convention & Visitors Authority has hosted the annual Elko Mining Expo. It …
COMANCO has completed another project for owner ASARCO Silver Bell Mining LLC and customer Rummel Construction, the project was located in sunny Marana, Arizona. This project was a little different than the other projects we have done in the past, …
This past March, COMANCO completed the geosynthetics installation for the Cell 21 North expansion of the Jefferson Parish Landfill for IESI. The landfill is located in Westwago, LA (a suburb of New Orleans), and this particular phase of the project …
COMANCO has started a new job in Wasatch Valley, Utah. This is a landfill extension which will include: reinforced and un-reinforced geosynthetic clay liner (GCL), smooth and double-sided textured 60-mil high-density polyethylene (HDPE) geomembrane, and geocomposite materials. This site is …
On May 28th, COMANCO Envrionmental received the Certificate of Completion for a 10-acre cell expansion at the Miami-Dade Ash Monofill in Doral, FL. The project was completed within budget, ahead of schedule and most importantly with no accidents or injuries. …
COMANCO has just completed lining the second of two caps at a Superfund Remedial site in Picayune, Mississippi, with the first cap having been lined in August of last year. The Site is a former wood treatment plant which started …
In April and May COMANCO employees attended several training sessions organized by the COMANCO Safety department. The goal of continually offering Safety refreshers is to ensure that our employees know how to work safely in various construction environments: mines, landfills, …
