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Published by: Kalorama Information
Published: Sep. 1, 1995 - 179 Pages Now 50% off the original sale price of $3,250.
Table of Contents
Chapter One: Executive Summary
- Definition of Bioremediation and Scope of this Report
- Research & Development
- Industry Challenges
- Market Outlook and Forecast
- Industry Structure and Participants
- Horizontal and Vertical Integration
- Industry Restructuring
Chapter Two: Regulations Driving the Market for Bioremediation
- Introduction
- Emergence of the Current Regulatory Structure
- Superfund Sites
- CERCLA
- SARA Amendment
- The National Priorities List
- How Sites Are Added to the NPL
- Size of the NPL
- The National Contingency Plan
- The Superfund Site Cleanup Process
- Removal and Remedial Actions
- Devising a Solution
- Potentially Responsible Parties
- Compelling PRPs to Assume Financial Responsibility
- Problematic Liability System
- The Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model
- State Activities
- State Funding and Staffing Problems
- EPA Superfund Contractors
- Selection Process and Contractors
- System Favors Large Contractors
- The Alternative Remedial Contracting Strategy
- ARCS History
- Response Action Contracts
- The EPA's Performance
- Superfund Reauthorization May Benefit Bioremediation Industry
- Corporate and Organizational Lobbying
- The RCRA/Private Party Market
- RCRA's Relevance to Past Sins Market
- Corrective Action
- Managing Sites
- Closure of Facilities
- Transaction-Related Statutes and Voluntary Compliance
- Market Overview
- Voluntary Site Cleanup
- The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
- RCRA Subtitle C
- Cradle-to-Grave Tracking
- Large- and Small-Quantity Generators
- Large-Quantity Generators
- Small-Quantity Generators
- Land Disposal Restriction
- RCRA Corrective Action
- Solid Waste Management Units
- Problems With Implementation
- RCRA Closures
- Closure and Corrective Action
- Variables Affecting the Closure Market
- Closures and the 1990 TC Rule
- Corrective Action Management Unit
- RCRA Subtitle C
- Hazardous Waste Identification Rule
- State Programs
- Reauthorization
- Super-Lien Statutes
- Definition
- Problems With ECRA
- New Jersey Reforms
- Prudent Business Practices
- Federal and State Markets
- Regulation and Enforcement
- The Superfund Laws (CERCLA and SARA)
- The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
- Federal Facilities Compliance Act
- The Department of Energy Market
- Overview
- DOE Environmental Programs
- Number of Sites
- Site Prioritization
- Accelerated Cleanup
- Contaminants Present
- Estimated Agency Costs
- The Department of Defense
- Overview
- Types of Waste
- Number of Sites and Ownership
- Closing of Military Bases
- DOD Land Ownership
- Defense Environmental Restoration Program
- DOD Waste Reduction Actions
- Total Environmental Restoration Contracts
- Problems Under Military Contracts
- Projected Costs of Cleanup
- Civilian Federal Facilities
- Federal Government Liability
- Known Responsible Parties
- The Coast Guard
- Department of Interior
- Department of Transportation
- Estimated Costs for Civilian Federal Agencies
- The State Market
- The Leaking Underground Storage Tank Market
- Introduction
- Registration
- Tank Design, Construction, Installation, and Operation Standards
- Obligations for Owners of Underground Tanks
- Financial Responsibility Requirements
- State Financial Assurance Funds
- Penalty Provisions
- Corrective Action Process
- The LUST Trust Fund
- State Programs
- Variations by State
- Super-Lien Statutes
- Regulatory Effect on Market
- Tank Characteristics
- Scope of the Underground Storage Tank Problem
- Underground Tank Definition
- Number of Tanks
- Releases
- Tank Ownership
- Recovery Processes and Technologies
- LUST Remediation
- Conventional LUST Remediation
Chapter Three: Bioremediation Technologies
- Introduction
- Bioremediation Sites and Target Contaminants
- The Future Look of Bioremediation
- Bioremediation's Balance Sheet
- Time Savings Possible
- Some Obstacles to Growth
- Types of Biological Site Treatment
- Biostimulation
- Bioaugmentation
- Controversial Bugs
- Supporting and Emerging Bioremediation Technologies
- Air Sparging
- Bioventing
- Bioslurping
- Fungal Remediation
- Phytoremediation
- Bioremediation System Approaches
- In Situ Bioremediation
- On-Site Bioremediation
- Off-Site Bioremediation
- Capabilities of Bioremediation
- Hydrocarbon Contaminants
- Chlorinated Solvents
- Polychlorinated Biphenyl Compounds
- Nitroaromatics
- Other Industrial Solvents and Mixtures
- Biosorption of Metals
- The Importance of Treatability Studies
- Research and Development Activities
- Experimentation with Hazardous Materials
- National Laboratories and Noncommercial Organizations
- Selected Areas of Interest
Chapter Four: Other Remediation Technologies
- Introduction
- Conventional Remediation Methods
- Pump-and-Treat Groundwater Remediation
- Thermal Soil Remediation Technologies
- Traditional Incineration Technologies
- Mobile and Transportable Systems
- High-Temperature Incineration
- Cost of Incineration
- Regulation
- Landfill
- Solidification/Stabilization
- Alternative and Innovative Remediation Methods
- Soil Vapor Extraction
- Soil Washing and Solvent Extraction
- Thermal Desorption
- Overview of Competing Remediation Technologies
- Issues In Remediation Technology Selection
- How Clean Is Clean?
- Site-Specific Analysis
- Soil Characteristics
- Contaminant Location
- Nature of the Contamination
- Extent of Contamination
- Timetables
- Specialist Selection
- Information Sources
Chapter Five: The Bioremediation Market
- Overview
- Scope and Methodology
- Key Markets
- Market Composition
- Important Technologies
- Forecast
- The Economics of Bioremediation
- The Superfund Site Market for Bioremediation
- Forecast
- The RCRA/Private Party Site Market for Bioremediation
- Positive Features of RCRA
- Cost of RCRA
- RCRA Growth Dynamics
- Forecast
- The Federal Facilities and State Market for Bioremediation
- Competitive Bidding
- Factors Affecting Growth
- Forecast
- The Leaking Underground Storage Tank Market for Bioremediation
- LUST and Other Market Segments
- Key Growth Factors
- Factors Limiting Long-Term Growth
- Forecast
- International Markets
- Environmental Biotechnology in the OECD Countries
- Size of the World Bioremediation Market
- International Competition
- The Bioremediation Market in Germany
- Potential Size of the Market
- Industry Structure and Participants
- Types of Companies
- Full-Service versus Specialization
- Horizontal and Vertical Integration
- Industry Restructuring
- Competition
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Shape Up or Shakeout?
Chapter Six: Profiles of Selected Companies
- ABB Environmental Services, Inc.
- Air & Water Technologies Corporation
- Bioremediation Activities
- American NuKEM Corporation
- Acquisition of ENSR
- Consulting and Engineering
- Remediation and Construction
- Bioremediation Activities
- Bioremediation Service, Inc.
- Canonie Environmental Service Corporation
- BCM Acquired, Secures Additional Contracts
- Canonie's Remediation Services
- CH2M Hill
- Bioremediation Activities
- Dames & Moore
- Government Services Division Formed
- Aggressive Acquisitions Strategy
- Bioremediation Activities
- EG&G, Inc.
- Envirogen
- Hazardous Waste Remediation
- Industrial Pollution Prevention and Control
- New Reactor Technologies Unveiled
- Research and Development Activities
- International Joint Venture
- Groundwater Technology, Inc.
- Technological Capabilities
- Envirologic Data
- GTEL Environmental Laboratories
- Recent Acquisitions
- Customer Focus
- International Technology Corporation
- Turnkey Approach
- Technology
- Analytical Services
- Joint Venture With Corning
- DOE Contracts Awarded, Modified
- Strategic Priorities
- Company Cited For Superior Design
- Bioremediation Activities
- OHM Remediation Services Corporation
- Bioremediation Activities
- Acquisition of Rust International
- Huizenga Family Foundation Investment
- Roy F. Weston
- Bioremediation Activities
- Sevenson Environmental Services, Inc.
- Sybron Chemicals, Inc.
- Biochemical Division's Products and Services
Appendix A: Glossary of Acronyms
Appendix B: Company Names and Addresses
AbstractBased on extensive research, and interviews with leading executives in the field, this report from Kalorama Information takes a close look at bioremediation products and services, their technologies, and applications. Factors highlighted include bioremediation methods and processes, the regulatory and legislative environment, alternative remediation cost/benefit comparisons, potential sites for bioremediation, and new product advances through genetic engineering. Important end-use markets are thoroughly evaluated and trends in international markets are analyzed. Numerous firms that supply bioremediation products and services are profiled, including General Electric, Du Pont, Dow Chemical, and ABB Environmental.
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