In July 2010, a crude oil pipeline near Marshall, Michigan ruptured and spilled an estimated 840,000 – 1,000,000 gallons of crude oil into Talmadge Creek and the Kalamazoo River. As part of the cleanup effort, an area of the Kalamazoo River near the Ceresco Dam was dredged to remove oil-contaminated sediment, and IAI provided geotextile tube dewatering services to process the oil-impacted sediment.
Brownfield Raceways Remediation
IAI self-performed hydraulic dredging, geotextile tube dewatering and water treatment operations for this environmental dredging project, involving the removal of highly concentrated PCBs and sediment from underground raceways.
Ashtabula River Remediation
IAI provided geotextile tube dewatering and water treatment operations services for this historic remediation project, the largest Great Lakes Legacy Act funded sediment cleanup at the time of its performance.
West Branch Grand Calumet River Remedial Action
IAI provided geotextile tube dewatering and water treatment services for this environmental dredging project, located near East Chicago, Indiana, processing 126,000 cubic yards of PCBs contaminated sediment.
