From permitting and demolition to environmental assessment and regulatory reporting, this project really showcases the advantages of having a multidisciplinary team. 

CGRS is currently performing a project that includes the removal of three 10,000-gallon underground storage tanks (USTs), associated fuel infrastructure, and site demolition activities at a former fueling facility in Denver, Colorado. The project includes demolition of the canopy, kiosk, and carwash, removal of dispensers and piping, environmental assessment activities, and preparation of closure documentation in accordance with Colorado Division of Oil and Public Safety (OPS) requirements. 

Our Environmental Services team is managing tank closure oversight, soil and groundwater assessment, sampling coordination, and regulatory reporting, while our field crews execute demolition, excavation, tank removal, disposal coordination, and site restoration activities. The project also includes utility coordination, permit acquisition, asbestos inspection coordination, health and safety planning, and reimbursement application support under OPS Policy 29. Through this support, CGRS has already helped the client recover eligible tank closure costs through the Colorado OPS Policy 29 reimbursement program.