OEC Process, LLC is part of a new research project bringing together water utilities and laboratories to compare testing methods and determine which approaches work best.
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Microplastics are getting more attention in the drinking water industry, but there is still no standard way to test for them. A new research project is bringing together…
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OEC Process, LLC
Practical Engineering. Extraordinary Results
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Location
- Indianapolis, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About OEC Process, LLC
Founded in 2000, OEC Process (OEC) provides comprehensive engineering, fabrication, installation, and field services of treatment systems for groundwater, surface water, industrial wastewater, and soil vapor concerns. We have an exemplary track record in the treatment of both conventional and emerging contaminants, including PFAS, and can support rapid response; pilot; process integration and retrofits; and a breadth of temporary and permanent systems that include point-of-use treatment (POUT) & point-of-entry treatment (POET), mobile Investigation Derived Waste (IDW) treatment, construction dewatering, and large scale systems for surface or groundwater remediation, industrial wastewater treatment, or drinking water applications.
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