In-Situ Injections

Alpine has been performing in-situ injections for over 20 years. Alpine has installed various remediation products in a variety of geologic settings. One of Alpine’s greatest strengths is its ability to draw from this experience to come up with solutions that will work on your site using the best tools for the job. 

Alpine is a Remediation Products, Inc (RPI) group member and specializes in the design and installation of RPI’s line of Trap and Treat® products (BOS-100, BOS-200, & CAT-100). RPI's products can remediate both petroleum hydrocarbons & chlorinated solvents quickly and effectively. RPI’s products work by first “trapping” the contaminants with granular or powder activated carbon and then treating them via biological and/or chemical processes. Alpine stands behind RPI's products because they readily meet regulatory standards, are safe to install, remain active over long periods, work in most of soil and groundwater settings and, therefore, reduce costs. In addition, they are the only product vendor to have their own laboratory which offers pro-bono lab support for projects and allows them to conduct continuous research to make their products even better.

Alpine can also assist in the design of in-situ remediation plans using a vendor of your choice. Alpine understands there are often time or budgetary constraints and can often work with the vendor to create an injection program from available data. However, Alpine also has experience designing and performing additional site investigations that allow for a more detailed understanding of the subsurface prior to the design of an injection program. Alpine also uses these same site investigation techniques to ensure that installations are showing favorable results.

Alpine is committed to providing the most effective, efficient, and accurate installation of your chosen remediation solution During installation, field staff verify an adequate radius of influence is being achieved. If the desired specifications are not met, Alpine will make the necessary adjustments in the field whether that is changing the injection tooling, slurry volume, injection rate or pressure, or the grid spacing to guarantee the best possible install.