COMANCO Makes Progress on Miami MGMS Installation COMANCO makes progress on Miami MGMS (Methane Gas Management System) installation in South Florida. After completing the first stage of Building D, the team now focuses on Building C. First, they installed roughly …
Headway Made On 5-Layer Geosynthetic System as COMANCO Prepares to Install Geomembrane Flap. COMANCO makes headway installing a 5-layer geosynthetic system in Central Florida. Once complete, the new Class I Landfill will be a safe repository for Class I Waste. …
Recently, Superintendent Chris Sullivan and his crew completed the remaining 3,350lf of HDPE slotted and solid pipe for an N. Florida Gyp Stack drain project in North Florida. The project began 3.5 years ago and is now completed. Since the …
A COMANCO crew is finishing up the closure of a gyp stack that started last March at a chemical plant in Central Florida. Gary Mitchell, Project Superintendent, and crew have installed approximately five miles of drainage pipe, most of which …
For the past month, a COMANCO crew has been working on a partial gyp stack slope closure at a chemical plant in Central Florida. The crew, led by Project Superintendent Charlie Ingle, has been working on general grading and demucking, …
COMANCO Environmental is nearing the completion of the 50-mil LLDPE geomembrane deployment on a 60-acre landfill closure in Georgia. A protective green Closure Turf layer is following close behind. All stormwater piping and underground HDPE gas and leachate piping has …
A COMANCO crew recently finished up a small pipe project on a closed chemical plant in Florida. Project Superintendent Charlie Ingle led the crew with exposing an existing HDPE pipe, fusing it and re-routing it to discharge into a detention …
COMANCO Environmental has completed construction of a 5-acre coal ash landfill expansion in Palatka, FL at the Seminole Generating Station. The site had to be stripped, cleared & grubbed, balanced out with cut & fill operations and fill had to …
A COMANCO crew has just finished up some maintenance work on a ditch at a closed chemical plant in Florida. Led by Project Superintendent Charlie Ingle, the crew replaced some 18″ HDPE pipes at the end of the ditch leading …
