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04
Apr

Delta Remediation is Awarded Federal Grant for Bioremediation Research

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Delta Remediation is Awarded Federal Grant for Bioremediation Research with Northern Alberta Institute of Technology Delta Remediation is proud to announce that it was recently awarded a federal grant for R&D initiatives regarding Bioremediation and BioLogix technology. The objectives of the research are To further validate BioLogix BioRemediation in a lab setting by a respected […]

24
Oct

RemTech 2016 That’s a Wrap!

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The Delta Remediation team would like to thank everyone who stopped by to say hi at our booth, and for those who entered the draw for our drone giveaway, Mark from SLR in Vancouver was the lucky winner. The Delta team would also like to thank all of the presenters, some of whom spoke about […]

02
Sep

Delta Bio Remediation goes viral on Facebook

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The Delta team met with Mike Holmes and his team earlier this season to look at remediation and cleanup options for the Fort McMurray AB wildfire. Delta’s Bio Remediation technology could be used to clean up residual oil spills, diesel spills, or other hydrocarbon spills that were the result of the fire, and concrete foundations could be […]

30
Aug

DELTA in the news!

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A recent article in a local newspaper regarding DELTA‘s sustainable options for contaminated soil remediation. Click HERE to read the article.

16
Aug

F4 Field Services is now DELTA Remediation!

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We are very pleased to announce that we have completed our transition and re-branding from F4 Field Services to DELTA Remediation. During this transition, we have strengthened our relationships with our vendors and have added depth to our technical expertise to ensure we offer the best products and services to our clients.

28
Jul

Railroad Spill Seepage LNAPL Treatment

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During this railroad spill seepage BioLogix was implemented to remediate and clean up fuel spilled at the site.  Impacted soil in the spill area was excavated for off-site disposal.  The fuel, however, percolated into the underlying soil, migrated into the subsurface, and seeped back to the surface, forming a sheen on the water of an […]