Development Remediation Consultants.

Certified Environmental Practitioners & Site Contamination Specialists.

In-Situ Chemical Oxidation and Chemical Injection Works

In-Situ Chemical Oxidation & Chemical Injection Works

Hydrogeological assessments, aquifer pumping tests, groundwater monitoring events, groundwater modelling.

Remediation Contracting

Air sparging, biological treatment, chemical fixation / stabilisation, chemical injection / oxidation (ISCO), excavation, classification & disposal, multiphase extraction (MPE).

Environmental Audits and CUTEP

DRC Environmental staff through extensive experience and personal connections, have access to and have worked with most of Victoria’s current appointed EPA Environmental Auditors.

ABOUT

DRC Environmental is a specialist infrastructure service provider delivering sustainable engineering and applied science solutions to make our environments and communities safer and healthier.

DRC provides focused & risk-based environmental solutions to support all industry to best manage risks to human and ecological health. Our qualified and experienced team has many years of on the ground experience in environmental management and regulatory requirements.

Memberships

Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand

Australian Contaminated Land Consultants Association Inc. (ACLCA)

ALGA -Australasian Land and Groundwater Association

TEAM

Projects

735 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn

1 January 1970

DRC designed and undertook the assessment works under challenging conditions that required utilising drilling and excavation technologies suited to site conditions with limited access and subject to heritage overlays, liaising with various offsite stakeholders regarding essential offsite works and completing the works on budget and within limited timeframes critical to the profitable development of the site.

Ballarat Station Precinct

1 January 1970

An assessment of multiple layers of uncontrolled fill soils and underlying natural soils to provide the most cost effective and straightforward procedure for the removal and offsite disposal of up to 8000 m3 of soils to be excavated as part of the proposed development works.

31-37 Stewart Street and 12-20 Hardy Street, Brunswick

1 January 1970

DRC’s design and implementation of the assessment works included the use of drilling equipment that was specifically adopted to suit a site with limited access and new soil vapour and groundwater sampling technologies that are more cost and time effective than the more widely used standard sampling methodologies.

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