Capabilities

Environmental Services

Regulated materials are the part of a project where there is no room for guesswork. We handle abatement, remediation, decontamination, regulated material handling, site restoration, and emergency response, planned into the schedule from the start and documented from permit to final disposal.

Scope

Regulated materials handled to the plan, before demolition starts.

Target Contractors performs asbestos, lead, and hazardous material abatement, environmental remediation, decontamination, and site restoration for federal, industrial, commercial, and municipal clients. Supervisors are licensed and field personnel are HAZWOPER trained.

Because demolition and environmental crews work from the same plan, there is one schedule, one point of accountability, and a documented record from permitting through final disposal, so you are not coordinating between contractors.

Core services

Abatement. Asbestos, lead, and other hazardous material removal in occupied, active, and abandoned facilities.
Environmental remediation and site restoration. Contaminated material management, grading, and restoration for the next use, with stormwater, dust, and sediment controls maintained through the project.
Decontamination and regulated material handling. Cleaning and isolating process equipment, tanks, and structures before they are cut or removed.
Tank removal. Underground and aboveground storage tank removal and demolition.
Waste management. Handling, transportation, recycling, and disposal of regulated materials, with manifests and documentation.

Crew removing pipe along a facility wall with a crane on site

Field operationsRegulated materials are handled to the plan before demolition starts, so the building is ready to come down.

In detail

Each service adapts to the facility and the project.

Long-reach excavator working on a demolition site

Abatement

Regulated materials come out before demolition starts, whether the facility is occupied, active, or abandoned, and the work is documented.

Environmental remediation and site restoration

Contaminated material is managed, the ground is graded and restored, and controls for stormwater, dust, and sediment stay in place until the project is finished.

Cutting an access opening in a steel tank during decontamination work

Decontamination and regulated material handling

Process equipment, tanks, and structures are cleaned and isolated first, so the cutting and removal that follows starts from a clean, isolated condition.

Excavator working beside an industrial structure

Tank removal

Underground and aboveground tanks are removed or demolished as part of the project plan, scheduled alongside abatement and demolition.

Excavators sorting debris at a demolition site

Waste management

Regulated materials are handled, transported, and recycled or disposed of with manifests and documentation, giving the owner a record through final disposal.

Excavator with water spray for dust control beside a campus building

EnvironmentalDust control and waste management protect the people and neighbors around the site.

How we plan

Compliance is documented at every step.

Certified supervision. Licensed supervisors oversee environmental work from planning through completion.
Regulatory compliance. We work in accordance with OSHA, EPA, and applicable state requirements, from permits and notifications to final clearance.
Laboratory partners. Trusted analytical laboratories provide timely testing and documentation.
Tracked waste. Waste is profiled, manifested, and followed to approved disposal.

Equipment and resources

The right equipment for regulated work.

Abatement equipment: HEPA filtration, negative air machines, and containment.
Dust suppression: water trucks and dust control systems that protect neighboring operations.
Waste handling: roll-off containers, trucks, trailers, and support vehicles.

We can mobilize quickly for accelerated and contingency schedules. Read about our safety and environmental approach →

Examples of our work

Environmental work in practice

Two projects where abatement and recycling shaped the schedule.

At MCAS Cherry Point, the work covered three aircraft hangars and eleven support structures on an active Marine Corps air station. Environmental compliance and permitting were managed alongside demolition, and more than 70% of the debris was recycled. In Fargo, asbestos, universal waste, and fuel tanks came out first, and the implosion of the 22-story tower was the last step of a schedule built around abatement.

Open a project profile to see how abatement and recycling shaped each schedule.

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MCAS Cherry PointFederal & DefenseFourteen facilities cleared on an active Marine Corps air station.View project →

Federal & Defense