Clean Harbors Awarded $110 Million in Projects for PFAS Water Filtration System in Hawaii
- Company Teams with Government Supplier V2X
- Contracts for Next Three Years Build Upon Water Filtration Work Conducted at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickman Since 2022
“We are excited to grow our relationship with V2X and the
Clean Harbors’ Total PFAS Solution offering is detailed on its PFAS website – www.cleanharbors.com/PFAS.
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