U.S. Microbics Inc. Projects

Projects

Sub-Surface Waste Management of Delaware Inc. (Pink Sheets: SSWM), a majority-owned subsidiary of U.S. Microbics, Inc. (Pink Sheets: BUGS), provides civil and environmental project management services. Sub-Surface Waste Management’s team designs, permits, builds, and operates environmental waste clean-up and water-quality enhancement systems using conventional, biological, and filtration technologies.

Bioremediation of an Industrial Site in Mexico. SSWM conducted detailed site characterization and analyses of the oil spill, and developed a comprehensive remediation plan that was approved by all applicable regulatory agencies in a timely manner. SSWM subsequently managed site remediation operations: the contract is on schedule and within budget.

Soil Remediation Using Bio-Raptor™ Technology, Southern California. SSWM employed its unique patented system for cleaning up contaminated soil – better, faster, cheaper, and safer. SSWM’s soil-remediation system consists of the Bio-Raptor™ equipment line, the Remediline™ microbial blends, and consulting and application support services.

Soil & Water Remediation at Little Country Chevron, South Carolina. SSWM performed site analysis, developed a comprehensive site remediation plan, managed the process of governmental review and approval, and managed implementation of the plan. At Little Country Chevron, SSWM employed a conventional “pump-and-treat” methodology using charcoal filtration, with on-site bioremediation of the spent activated carbon.

Removal of Dry-Cleaning Chemicals at One-Hour Martinizing, Michigan. SSWM developed and implemented a breakthrough approach to dispose of dry-cleaning chemicals including spent chemicals that are processed on site. Additionally, SSWM engineered and managed remediation of spilled/dumped toxic chemical contamination in the soil and underground water.

Bioremediation, Scotland. SSWM designed and implemented a bioremediation site clean-up program for a drydock facility, in full compliance with U.K. environmental regulations.

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