Projects

When Merit Energy Company of Dallas, Texas was looking for a consulting firm to guide them through the myriad of State of Michigan regulations and implement Merit Energy’s environmentally responsible business plan, they selected Gosling Czubak.

Phase II ESA activities, including soil and groundwater sampling, as well as a ground penetrating radar (GPR) survey for suspected underground storage tanks.  

Gasoline and fuel releases were confirmed at four different gas stations at Front and Division Streets in Traverse City. Gosling Czubak designed a remediation system to clean the site. 

Gosling Czubak completes topographic surveying to determine quarterly volumes at a regional solid waste disposal facility in northeast Michigan.

Working with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Gosling Czubak completed a bathymetric survey of Torch Lake to assist in determining the feasibility of a new boat access site (BAS) on the west side of the lake. 

Gosling Czubak provided permitting and compliance services to various mining operations throughout the State of Michigan.

Gosling Czubak conducted a remedial investigation at a crude oil central production facility. Soil and groundwater were investigated to identify and characterize potential sources of contamination. 

Petroleum releases from an oil and gas central production facility in Otsego County, MI impacted soil and groundwater at the site. 

Gosling Czubak performed the Geotechnical Evaluation of the proposed building site and provided foundation recommendations to deal with the site’s mining history.  

Gosling Czubak provided a Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA).  The Phase I ESA reveled evidence of recognized environmental conditions (REC) associated with the subject property.

The UST excavation was dewatered as part of removal and new tank installation activities. Contaminated groundwater was treated with a two-stage granular activated carbon system with the treated water discharged, under an NPDES permit, to the Elk River.

During site upgrades an abandoned leaking underground storage tank was discovered.  Gosling Czubak conducted an initial and final assessment to determine the extent of soil and groundwater contamination.

Gosling Czubak conducted a comprehensive hydrogeologic and remedial investigation for a fruit processing facility. 

Gosling Czubak completed design of a new 30,000 GPD sequencing batch reactor plant with tertiary filtration and a finescreen, which discharged to rapid infiltration basins. 

Gosling Czubak was selected and completed the preliminary engineering study for the viability of the old wastewater facility at Interlochen State Park.