Reco Biotechnology operates waste water treatment facilities for non hazardous liquid waste. We are an EPA certified Centralized Waste Treatment (CWT) facility. The following are examples of materials accepted for treatment at our facility:
Prior to acceptance of material for waste water treatment, a Non-Hazardous Waste Profile Summary must be completed. Included is a generators certification that the material does not meet the definition of a hazardous waste. Reco Biotechnology reserves the right to require sample(s) and/or analytical data for materials submitted for treatment. Materials accepted for treatment include:
Please review our Facility Acceptance Forms and complete a Material Data Certification Sheet (MDCS) or a Non-Hazardous Waste Profile Summary (NHWP) prior to initiating service with us.
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We use bioremediation to successfully treat soil contaminated with a variety of petroleum fuels. Upon completion, soils are certified to below regulatory levels and can be re-used in construction and land restoration projects.
Our hi-tech vacuum trucks are custom built and designed to meet the most challenging service needs. They easily handle removal and transport of liquids, sludge and a variety of fuels for recycling at our Richmond, VA facility.
Our EPA certified Centralized Waste Treatment (CWT) facility in Richmond, VA can handle industrial waste water from manufacturing plants, chemical plants, power companies, military bases, food processors and others.
Our drum processing unit handles a wide variety of containerized wastes and recyclable fuels, gasoline, and petroluem/water mixtures. Materials can be contained in drums, totes or other D.O.T containers for pickup or drop off at our Central VA facility.
We are excited about launching the new Reco Biotechnology website this month. It's been a long time since we've had a new site and we're proud to share it with our current and future customers, and of course our employees. Several of our employees participated in the...
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