Cedar Creek was contracted to remediate residual soil and groundwater contamination. A recovery well and reagent injection wells were installed. The Fenton’s agent treatment was interjected into a battery of points surrounding the two recovery wells, while groundwater was pumped from the wells.

In-situ chemical oxidation was used to remediate the site. This technique offers a very high probability of success. It is also very fast, economical, efficient, and requires no long-term operation or monitoring costs.

A gasoline spill occurred when a fuel tanker was forced off this curve in rural Oklahoma.