Site Remediation Services

In 2009, the New Jersey State Legislature changed how site remediation is completed in New Jersey with the enactment of the Site Remediation Reform Act.

LSRP Services and
Project Management

In 2009, the New Jersey State Legislature changed how site remediation is completed in New Jersey with the enactment of the Site Remediation Reform Act. The Act created a new classification of environmental professional called the Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP), who is entrusted by the State of New Jersey to investigate and remediate contaminated sites without the NJDEP’s pre-approval. LSRP’s are additionally empowered to issue Response Action Outcome’s (RAOs), which is the final closure document for a contaminated site. Trident’s LSRP’s have investigated and remediated hundreds of sites throughout New Jersey and can provide all the services necessary to get your site to regulatory case closure. Since its establishment in 2000, Trident’s professionals have provided the following services on hundreds of projects:

  • Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) Services
  • Preliminary Assessments and Site Investigations
  • Remedial Investigations
  • Remedial Actions
  • Response Action Outcome Issuance
  • ISRA Compliance
  • Child Care Center RAOs
  • Investigation and Remediation of Historic Pesticide Sites
  • Underground Storage Tank Management and Removal
  • Brownfield Redevelopment
  • Soil, Groundwater, Surface Water, Sediment, Soil Gas and Indoor Air Testing
  • Unregulated Heating Oil Tank (UHOT) Investigation and Remediation
  • Forensic Age Dating

UST Removal and
Remediation Services

Trident Environmental’s personnel have managed hundreds of underground storage tank removals, including both regulated and un-regulated tanks. Regulated USTs (tanks containing gasoline, diesel fuel, waste oil, fuel oil for sale, and/or hazardous materials) require registration, advanced notice of closure and post closure documentation be provided to the NJDEP. Trident Environmental will manage the entire administrative process, coordinate the UST removal, and collect the required post removal soil samples.

In New Jersey, homeowner heating oil tanks are not considered regulated, and as such, are able to be investigated, remediated and closed by the NJDEP under the Unregulated Heating Oil Tank (UHOT) program. Our professionals are experts on the requirements of the NJDEP’s UHOT program. Trident Environmental will coordinate and manage the removal of your UST in accordance with the regulatory requirements.

If a leaking tank is identified during the removal process, we will develop the most cost effective investigation and/or remedial strategy to get your site into regulatory compliance. We can handle all aspects of the tank removal and remediation process, including the following:

  • Conducting a tank sweep to locate any unknown tanks
  • Coordinating UST removal with the NJDEP
  • Managing the removal of your tank
  • Investigating possible discharges
  • Completing an investigation to assess potential insurance applicability
  • Collecting forensic age date samples
  • Remediating your property
  • Preparing and certifying the necessary regulatory reports
  • Obtaining NJDEP or LSRP case closure

rident Environmental’s personnel have managed hundreds of underground storage tank removals, including both regulated and un-regulated tanks.