Dredging and dewatering solutions
Mobile ECA for rapid results
The mobile Bishop Solids Management Solution has been granted a Mobile Environmental Compliance Approval (ECA) from the province of Ontario. This enables our team to quickly mobilize at a site and eliminates the need for a municipality or business to undergo a lengthy ECA application and approval process. It also helps projects to start sooner, stay on schedule and ensure that all wastewater or groundwater from the site is collected, treated to the required standard and safely discharged.
Reliable, highly experienced project delivery
Bishop Water and Geo Dredging and Dewatering Solutions have partnered for over a decade to deliver efficient, cost-effective solids management solutions. Together, we serve municipalities, pulp and paper mills, mining operations, food processors, agricultural sites, aquaculture producers, and many other clients.
We focus on turnkey solutions and exceptional customer service. Whether we are cleaning out a wastewater lagoon or setting up a permanent onsite system to collect process waste, our teams handle every step, including:
- sludge testing
- polymer selection
- project planning
- solids collection
- dewatering.
Through close collaboration and a commitment to innovation, we have developed process-optimized technologies for our Solids Management Solution. These include the VEPAS polymer system, which automates chemical conditioning, and BioCord Reactors, which remove nutrients from filtrate at low energy costs.
RELATED SOLUTIONS
Bishop Solids Management Solution
Reduce the cost and complexity of solids collection, dewatering and containment with easy-to-operate, low-energy Bishop Solids Management Solutions.
Mobile Dewatering Equipment
Bishop Water’s Mobile Dewatering Equipment provides a rapidly deployable, compact solution to efficiently and cost-effectively handle the collection and dewatering of materials from virtually any site.
ClariPhos Rare Earth Coagulant
With this advanced coagulant, wastewater treatment plants can achieve ultra-low phosphorus limits—as low as 0.07 mg/L—without the need to install or upgrade costly tertiary filtration systems.
