Hazardous material waste management
Contaminated Soil Management

At B&A Group we offer a complete solution for your contaminated soil management. We organise the movement and treatment of contaminated material on your site in order to fulfill your project requirements. Our team of qualified and experienced experts are able to quickly identify a compliant and cost effective solution to manage various types of contaminated material.

Complete contaminated soil management

B&A Group is experienced in managing contaminated materials within soils and can handle the challenge safely, reduce risk and undertake the required regulatory liaison and ensure that all environmental requirements are met.

Call us now on 0117 453 9779 and select option 2 to discuss your project requirements

Ben Higham

Ben Higham
Head of B&A Land Regeneration Division

ben.higham@bristolandavon.co.uk 

Dedicated team of qualified experts

B&A have an in-house Environmental and Compliance Team, ready to provide advice on the legal obligations associated with contaminated material. As an experienced soil remediation contractor, B&A can offer treatment options to allow retention of soils, when possible. We will work to achieve the most viable solution and will review all commercially available treatment and reprocessing alternatives.

We will provide both service and solution that is tailored to each individual project and its associated specific needs.

Our Accreditations

  • QP Qualified Persons with CL:AIRE,
  • B&A Corporate membership of CL:AIRE (Contaminated Land : Applications in Real Environments).
  • Qualified staff with a range of Scientific and Environmental qualifications and charterships including BSc, MSci, PhD, CSci, CIWM, Level 4 WAMITAB
  • CPCS and NPORS trained plant operatives
  • CSCS Supervisors
  • SSSTS and SMSTS trained supervisors and managers
  • UKATA Asbestos trained
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M4 Balfour Beatty Central Reservations Works

B&A Transport & Recycling have been working closely with Balfour Beatty on the Central Reservation Works starting between Junction 19 to 20 as part of the £848 million upgrade to the M4.

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