Completed Projects

Contaminated Site N55&56 / Lower Austria

Betongrubenfelder

Subject of Project
The concrete pit fields ("Betongrubenfelder"), which have to be remediated, are situated south-east of the already cleaned up „Fischerdeponie“. They originated before 1945 in the course of gravel exploitation for the construction of concrete fundaments. Up to the seventies, the pits were filled with garbage, construction waste, excavation materials and barrels with various contents (distillation residues, mineral oil products, organic solvents etc.). The containers that were recovered and some of the contaminated excavation material were disposed of. After the installation of a sealing layer approx. 1 m thick, the remaining excavation material was put back and also covered in an upward direction with a sealing layer of approx. 1 m.

Contaminated Site N55&56 / Lower Austria

Betongrubenfelder

Subject of Project
The concrete pit fields ("Betongrubenfelder"), which have to be remediated, are situated south-east of the already cleaned up „Fischerdeponie“. They originated before 1945 in the course of gravel exploitation for the construction of concrete fundaments. Up to the seventies, the pits were filled with garbage, construction waste, excavation materials and barrels with various contents (distillation residues, mineral oil products, organic solvents etc.). The containers that were recovered and some of the contaminated excavation material were disposed of. After the installation of a sealing layer approx. 1 m thick, the remaining excavation material was put back and also covered in an upward direction with a sealing layer of approx. 1 m.

Burgenland

Donnerskirchen

Subject of Project

The objective of this project is the removal and treatment of illegally deposited waste materials of upper calorific value according to the laws. The materials in question consist of preprocessed municipal and commercial waste, as well as preprocessed waste from construction sites, which were stored in a former warehouse. According to the underlying enforcement ruling, all in all 325.22 t of waste materials were cleared and transported to thermal treatment plants within 2 days.

Burgenland

Donnerskirchen

Subject of Project
The objective of this project is the removal and treatment of illegally deposited waste materials of upper calorific value according to the laws. The materials in question consist of preprocessed municipal and commercial waste, as well as preprocessed waste from construction sites, which were stored in a former warehouse. According to the underlying enforcement ruling, all in all 325.22 t of waste materials were cleared and transported to thermal treatment plants within 2 days.

Burgenland

Donnerskirchen

Subject of Project
The objective of this project is the removal and treatment of illegally deposited waste materials of upper calorific value according to the laws. The materials in question consist of preprocessed municipal and commercial waste, as well as preprocessed waste from construction sites, which were stored in a former warehouse. According to the underlying enforcement ruling, all in all 325.22 t of waste materials were cleared and transported to thermal treatment plants within 2 days.

Burgenland

Erdwerk Deutsch Jahrndorf 

Subject of Project 
After the shutdown of the "Deutsch Jahrndorf earthworks" in 2005, sludge, drainage water from dumps, tyres, packing material, bins containing dangerous materials, building rubble and textile waste were stored on the area. During the period 2006 – 2008, project planning and clearance of the area were executed. Overall, approx. 6.800 t of waste materials were cleared and transported to external disposal plants.

Contaminated Site N1 / Lower Austria

Fischer Deponie

Subject of Project 
The area of the Fischer landfill site ("Fischer Deponie") east of Theresienfeld – once used as a gravel pit – was filled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste, oil-contaminated materials and building rubble throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Contrary to the original allocations, non-permitted waste materials were deposited far beyond the borders of the original landfill site – even underneath the upper level of ground water.

Contaminated Site N1 / Lower Austria

Fischer Deponie

Subject of Project
The area of the Fischer landfill site ("Fischer Deponie") east of Theresienfeld – once used as a gravel pit – was filled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste, oil-contaminated materials and building rubble throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Contrary to the original allocations, non-permitted waste materials were deposited far beyond the borders of the original landfill site – even underneath the upper level of ground water.

Contaminated Site N1 / Lower Austria

Fischer Deponie

Subject of Project
The area of the Fischer landfill site ("Fischer Deponie") east of Theresienfeld – once used as a gravel pit – was filled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste, oil-contaminated materials and building rubble throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Contrary to the original allocations, non-permitted waste materials were deposited far beyond the borders of the original landfill site – even underneath the upper level of ground water.

Contaminated Site N1 / Lower Austria

Fischer Deponie

Subject of Project

The area of the Fischer landfill site ("Fischer Deponie") east of Theresienfeld – once used as a gravel pit – was filled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste, oil-contaminated materials and building rubble throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Contrary to the original allocations, non-permitted waste materials were deposited far beyond the borders of the original landfill site – even underneath the upper level of ground water.

Contaminated Site N1 / Lower Austria

Fischer Deponie

Subject of Project
The area of the Fischer landfill site ("Fischer Deponie") east of Theresienfeld – once used as a gravel pit – was filled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste, oil-contaminated materials and building rubble throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Contrary to the original allocations, non-permitted waste materials were deposited far beyond the borders of the original landfill site – even underneath the upper level of ground water.

Contaminated Site N1 / Lower Austria

Fischer Deponie

Subject of Project
The area of the Fischer landfill site ("Fischer Deponie") east of Theresienfeld – once used as a gravel pit – was filled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste, oil-contaminated materials and building rubble throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Contrary to the original allocations, non-permitted waste materials were deposited far beyond the borders of the original landfill site – even underneath the upper level of ground water.

Contaminated Site N1 / Lower Austria

Fischer Deponie

Subject of Project
The area of the Fischer landfill site ("Fischer Deponie") east of Theresienfeld – once used as a gravel pit – was filled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste, oil-contaminated materials and building rubble throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Contrary to the original allocations, non-permitted waste materials were deposited far beyond the borders of the original landfill site – even underneath the upper level of ground water.

Contaminated Site N1 / Lower Austria

Fischer Deponie

Subject of Project 
The area of the Fischer landfill site ("Fischer Deponie") east of Theresienfeld – once used as a gravel pit – was filled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste, oil-contaminated materials and building rubble throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Contrary to the original allocations, non-permitted waste materials were deposited far beyond the borders of the original landfill site – even underneath the upper level of ground water.

Contaminated Site ST7 / Styria

Gärtnerei Thianich

Subject of Project
Up to the beginning of the 1980s, the “Gärtnerei Thianich” was located on this plot of land at the east end of the municipality of Zettling. The company´s equipment included a heating house and a mineral oil stock. On the areal of the former heating system, contaminations of the underground were detected. In the 1970s, oil ingresses into the nearby well happened. In 1992, the contaminated subsoil was partially trenched. Part of the contaminated soil was stored on the site wrapped in polyethene sheets.

Contaminated Site ST7 / Styria

Gärtnerei Thianich

Subject of Project
Up to the beginning of the 1980s, the “Gärtnerei Thianich” was located on this plot of land at the east end of the municipality of Zettling. The company´s equipment included a heating house and a mineral oil stock. On the areal of the former heating system, contaminations of the underground were detected. In the 1970s, oil ingresses into the nearby well happened. In 1992, the contaminated subsoil was partially trenched. Part of the contaminated soil was stored on the site wrapped in polyethene sheets.

Contaminated Site ST7 / Styria

Gärtnerei Thianich

Subject of Project
Up to the beginning of the 1980s, the “Gärtnerei Thianich” was located on this plot of land at the east end of the municipality of Zettling. The company´s equipment included a heating house and a mineral oil stock. On the areal of the former heating system, contaminations of the underground were detected. In the 1970s, oil ingresses into the nearby well happened. In 1992, the contaminated subsoil was partially trenched. Part of the contaminated soil was stored on the site wrapped in polyethene sheets.

Contaminated Site ST7 / Styria

Gärtnerei Thianich

Subject of Project
Up to the beginning of the 1980s, the “Gärtnerei Thianich” was located on this plot of land at the east end of the municipality of Zettling. The company´s equipment included a heating house and a mineral oil stock. On the areal of the former heating system, contaminations of the underground were detected. In the 1970s, oil ingresses into the nearby well happened. In 1992, the contaminated subsoil was partially trenched. Part of the contaminated soil was stored on the site wrapped in polyethene sheets.

Contaminated Site ST7 / Styria

Gärtnerei Thianich

Subject of Project
Up to the beginning of the 1980s, the “Gärtnerei Thianich” was located on this plot of land at the east end of the municipality of Zettling. The company´s equipment included a heating house and a mineral oil stock. On the areal of the former heating system, contaminations of the underground were detected. In the 1970s, oil ingresses into the nearby well happened. In 1992, the contaminated subsoil was partially trenched. Part of the contaminated soil was stored on the site wrapped in polyethene sheets.

Tyrol

Going

Subject of Project
The objective of this project is the reconstruction of stabilisation measures after the landslide in Going a.W.K. by refortification of the scarp, including a reinforcement and drainage system. Excavation materials have to be definitively disposed of according to the rules.

Lower Austria

Recycling Point Blumau

Subject of Project

The objective of the project in the municipality of Blumau-Neurisshof was the clearing of all stacks and piles of waste materials which had been illegally deposited from the mounted operational area and from the plant warehouses of a bankrupt company.
During the period 2005 – 2006, approx. 80,000 t of waste materials were cleared and transported to appropriate treatment plants.

Lower Austria

Recycling Point Blumau

Subject of Project
The objective of the project in the municipality of Blumau-Neurisshof was the clearing of all stacks and piles of waste materials which had been illegally deposited from the mounted operational area and from the plant warehouses of a bankrupt company.
During the period 2005 – 2006, approx. 80,000 t of waste materials were cleared and transported to appropriate treatment plants.

Lower Austria

Recycling Point Blumau

Subject of Project
The objective of the project in the municipality of Blumau-Neurisshof was the clearing of all stacks and piles of waste materials which had been illegally deposited from the mounted operational area and from the plant warehouses of a bankrupt company.
During the period 2005 – 2006, approx. 80,000 t of waste materials were cleared and transported to appropriate treatment plants.

Burgenland

Reifendeponie Großwarasdorf

Subject of Project
On this plot of land near Oberpullendorf, scrap tyres and shreds were stored over many years without any fortification with regard to the subsoil. During the period 2006 – 2007, the project planning as well as the clearance of the area were handled. Overall, approx. 3.000 t of scrap tyres and shreds, as well as minor quantities of harmful substances, industrial waste and bulky refuse were cleared and transported to various waste treatment and disposal plants.

Burgenland

Reifendeponie Großwarasdorf

Subject of Project
On this plot of land near Oberpullendorf, scrap tyres and shreds were stored over many years without any fortification with regard to the subsoil. During the period 2006 – 2007, the project planning as well as the clearance of the area were handled. Overall, approx. 3.000 t of scrap tyres and shreds, as well as minor quantities of harmful substances, industrial waste and bulky refuse were cleared and transported to various waste treatment and disposal plants.

Contaminated Site ST1 / Styria

Teerfabrik Lederer-Mellitzer

Subject of Project
On this areal in the community of Stocking, factory equipment for the production of tar-products was based after World War II. For the storage of tar and tar-products, cellars and tar pits were erected. Due to the operation of the plant, subsoil and groundwater were contaminated with tar-products. In the course of rehabilitation measures in the 1960-ies, approx. 8.000 litre creosote trickled into the ground during the removal of a vessel. In addition, it was found out, that the industrial well had been utilized for the absorption of overflowing tar-products and surface water. In 1990, tar was detected on the surface by the water surveillance authorities.

Contaminated Site ST1 / Styria

Teerfabrik Lederer-Mellitzer

Subject of Project
On this areal in the community of Stocking, factory equipment for the production of tar-products was based after World War II. For the storage of tar and tar-products, cellars and tar pits were erected. Due to the operation of the plant, subsoil and groundwater were contaminated with tar-products. In the course of rehabilitation measures in the 1960-ies, approx. 8.000 litre creosote trickled into the ground during the removal of a vessel. In addition, it was found out, that the industrial well had been utilized for the absorption of overflowing tar-products and surface water. In 1990, tar was detected on the surface by the water surveillance authorities.

Contaminated Site ST1 / Styria

Teerfabrik Lederer-Mellitzer

Subject of Project
On this areal in the community of Stocking, factory equipment for the production of tar-products was based after World War II. For the storage of tar and tar-products, cellars and tar pits were erected. Due to the operation of the plant, subsoil and groundwater were contaminated with tar-products. In the course of rehabilitation measures in the 1960-ies, approx. 8.000 litre creosote trickled into the ground during the removal of a vessel. In addition, it was found out, that the industrial well had been utilized for the absorption of overflowing tar-products and surface water. In 1990, tar was detected on the surface by the water surveillance authorities.

Contaminated Site ST1 / Styria

Teerfabrik Lederer-Mellitzer

Subject of Project
On this areal in the community of Stocking, factory equipment for the production of tar-products was based after World War II. For the storage of tar and tar-products, cellars and tar pits were erected. Due to the operation of the plant, subsoil and groundwater were contaminated with tar-products. In the course of rehabilitation measures in the 1960-ies, approx. 8.000 litre creosote trickled into the ground during the removal of a vessel. In addition, it was found out, that the industrial well had been utilized for the absorption of overflowing tar-products and surface water. In 1990, tar was detected on the surface by the water surveillance authorities.

Contaminated Site ST1 / Styria

Teerfabrik Lederer-Mellitzer

Subject of Project
On this areal in the community of Stocking, factory equipment for the production of tar-products was based after World War II. For the storage of tar and tar-products, cellars and tar pits were erected. Due to the operation of the plant, subsoil and groundwater were contaminated with tar-products. In the course of rehabilitation measures in the 1960-ies, approx. 8.000 litre creosote trickled into the ground during the removal of a vessel. In addition, it was found out, that the industrial well had been utilized for the absorption of overflowing tar-products and surface water. In 1990, tar was detected on the surface by the water surveillance authorities.

Contaminated Site ST1 / Styria

Teerfabrik Lederer-Mellitzer

Subject of Project
On this areal in the community of Stocking, factory equipment for the production of tar-products was based after World War II. For the storage of tar and tar-products, cellars and tar pits were erected. Due to the operation of the plant, subsoil and groundwater were contaminated with tar-products. In the course of rehabilitation measures in the 1960-ies, approx. 8.000 litre creosote trickled into the ground during the removal of a vessel. In addition, it was found out, that the industrial well had been utilized for the absorption of overflowing tar-products and surface water. In 1990, tar was detected on the surface by the water surveillance authorities.

Contaminated site N53 / Lower Austria

Teerfabrik Rütgers-Angern

Subject of Project
This old site is an area of around 11.2 hectares where a tar product company and a factory for the production of wood impregnation agents and a wood impregnation plant were operated between around 1860 and 1924. The soil is contaminated with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in almost the entire area of the old site, and in some places there are even tar leaks on the surface. 

Based on the surface contamination, an extensive plum of BAK and BTEX and, to a lesser extent, heterocyclic aromatic and phenolic hydrocarbons and arsenic has formed in the groundwater. The outflowing pullutant loads are very high.