Soil Treatment Facilities

Approved soil remediation facilities must comply with the requirements for storage, remediation, and disposal of contaminated soils under Alaska regulations for Underground Storage Tanks (18 AAC 78.273) and Oil and Other Hazardous Substances (18 AAC 75.365).

• Operation Requirements for Soil Treatment Facilities

The following companies have an approved Operations Plan to treat petroleum contaminated soil. DEC project manager approval is required prior to transferring contaminated soil to these facilities for treatment.

• Contaminated Media Transport and Treatment or Disposal Approval Form

For information on how to become an approved soil treatment facility, please contact:

• Laura Jacobs
• 907-451-2911 (phone)
• laura.jacobs@alaska.gov

Approved Soil Treatment Facilities in Alaska

Soil Contaminants Accepted by Soil Treatment Facilities in Alaska

Commercial soil treatment facilities in Alaska are required to have an approved Operations Plan which specifies the types of contaminants that can be accepted for treatment. Non-petroleum soils may be accepted on a case-by-case basis through direct coordination with DEC.

Treament Facility Name	Petroleum	Chlorinated Compounds	PFAS
ASRC Energy Services Deadhorse, Alaska	✓		✓
Bicknell, Inc. Juneau, Alaska	✓
U.S. Ecology Moose Creek North Pole, Alaska	✓	✓	✓
Soil Treatment Technologies, LLC Nikiski, Alaska	✓

For other contaminated soil or water needs, facilities outside of the Contaminated Sites Program's regulatory authority are an option. Disposal of polluted soil at Alaska landfills requires approval from the Division of Environmental Health's Solid Waste Program. Here are a few facilities nearby that might accept other materials: