John E. Osborn P.C. - Construction and Environmental Law
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Management of Excavated Materials

Based on many years of experience helping clients with construction projects, we have developed a program for planning and managing site-preparation activities in a way that can avoid significant cost overruns associated with handling of soils and construction and demolition debris. 

Management of Excavated Materials Services

  • Due diligence on site conditions.
  • Assembly of a qualified technical team appropriate for the project.
  • Preparation of contract specifications governing management and off-site disposal of excavated materials (defining the roles and authority of key contract parties).
  • Planning the excavation, including the identification of all site-preparation activities involving the movement of soils (excavation for foundations, utilities, etc.), evaluation of site constraints, on- and off-site management options, scheduling considerations.
  • Permitting and regulatory considerations for excavation, grading or redistribution of soils on-site, dewatering and stormwater management.
  • Pre-disposal analysis of soils, collection of data necessary to facilitate pre-qualification of soils for disposal.
  • Evaluation of soil management methods to minimize cost and liability (layered excavation, segregation of materials, screening and sizing, stockpiling).
  • Criteria for selection of off-site soil management facilities and due diligence regarding candidate facilities.
  • Development of disposal contracts.
  • ​Tracking, recordkeeping, and contractor integrity issues.​
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  • Home
  • About
  • Practice Areas
    • Construction Law >
      • Construction Law Overview
      • Project Management & Troubleshooting
      • Construction Law Experience
      • Construction Law Articles
    • Environmental Law >
      • Environmental Law Overview
      • Management of Excavated Materials
      • Environmental Law Experience
      • Environmental Law Articles
  • Industries
    • Commercial & Residential Real Estate
    • Colleges & Universities
    • Schools & School Districts
    • Hospitality >
      • Hospitality Overview
      • Hospitality Law Experience
      • Hospitality Law Articles
    • Hospitals & Healthcare
  • Professionals
    • John E. Osborn
    • Daniel H. Crow
    • Robert D. Argen
    • Jason Canales
    • Clare B. Connaughton
    • Thomas G. DeLuca
    • James H. Friend
    • Eric T. Haas
    • Mark C. Pennington
  • Contact