- Projects & Case Studies
Experience That Moves You Forward.
Range, Environmental and Construction Projects Nationwide
See how MT2 approaches real challenges across firing ranges, industrial properties and contaminated sites. Explore projects involving lead recovery, environmental treatment, facility improvements and restoration to understand the work behind our services.
- Experience Across Different Environments
Different Sites. Practical Solutions.
Every project brings its own operating needs, material conditions and environmental responsibilities. MT2 combines assessment, specialized treatment and field execution to develop an approach around those requirements. These selected projects show how our teams bring that work together.
- The Scope of Our Work
From Active Ranges to Complex Sites
Explore experience across three connected areas of work. Many projects combine multiple services, bringing lead recovery, environmental treatment and site improvements into one coordinated effort.
Range Projects
Indoor and outdoor range maintenance, lead reclamation and facility improvements for law enforcement agencies, military facilities, commercial operators and shooting clubs.
Environmental Projects
Soil remediation, metals stabilization and facility decontamination for properties facing environmental challenges, from industrial sites to redevelopment projects.
Construction & Restoration
Range reconstruction, demolition support and site restoration that connect environmental work with the improvements needed for continued use or a new purpose.
- Feartured Project Examples
Experience Across Real Projects
These examples highlight work MT2 has completed at firing ranges and environmental sites. Each summary describes the project challenges, services performed and results achieved.
- Colorado
Denver Police Department
MT2 serviced an indoor rubber bullet trap using containment and negative air controls. Our team separated lead from rubber media, recycled the recovered lead and reinstalled the rubber with fire retardant to support continued range operations.
- Work-area containment and negative air controls
- Lead separation from existing rubber media
- Lead recycling and rubber media reinstallation
Project Result:
Recovered lead recycled to offset project costs.
- Florida
City of Kissimmee Firing Range
MT2 combined soil excavation and screening with lead recovery, ECOBOND treatment and berm improvements. Crews recycled recovered metals and restored affected outdoor range areas, recovering 52,957 pounds of lead during the completed project.
- Soil excavation and screening for lead recovery
- ECOBOND treatment of lead-contaminated soil
- Berm improvements and affected area restoration
Project Result:
52,957 pounds of lead recovered.
- Washington
Seattle Police Dept.
MT2 completed lead reclamation, soil treatment and range reconstruction. Crews reconfigured range dimensions and added features intended to reduce overshot potential, reusing treated soil on-site as part of the range restoration work.
- Lead reclamation and contaminated soil treatment
- Range layout changes and containment improvements
- Treated soil reuse and onsite range restoration
Project Result:
Treated soil reused onsite.
- Illinois
National Lead Mfg. Site
MT2 developed an ECOBOND treatment approach for lead-contaminated soil beneath a former manufacturing property. Work included concrete removal, soil stabilization and confirmation testing before disposal, with reported savings exceeding $100 per ton.
- Concrete removal to access contaminated soil
- ECOBOND treatment and soil stabilization
- Confirmation testing before offsite disposal
Project Result:
Disposal savings exceeded $100 per ton.
- Virginia
Oceana
Salvage
MT2 treated lead-impacted soil piles using a formulation developed through laboratory studies. The crews completed confirmation sampling, grading and placement of a protective cover, enabling beneficial reuse of treated soil at the site.
- Laboratory studies and treatment formulation
- Lead-impacted soil treatment and confirmation sampling
- Site grading and protective cover placement
Project Result:
Treatment enabled beneficial onsite soil reuse.
- California
Fort Ord Building Demolition
MT2 applied ECOBOND LBP to lead-painted materials across all twenty buildings scheduled for demolition. Treatment supported management of the resulting debris as non-RCRA hazardous waste, with estimated project savings totaling $500,000.
- ECOBOND LBP treatment of lead-painted materials
- Treatment application across twenty site buildings
- Debris treatment ahead of planned demolition
Project Result:
Estimated project savings of $500,000.
- Experience Across Industries
The Clients and Communities We Serve
Explore the ranges, agencies, businesses and engineering partners MT2 has supported through projects nationwide.
Federal Agencies and Facilities
- Denver Federal Center
- FBI (multiple locations)
- Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC)
- US Capitol Police
- US Coast Guard (multiple ranges)
- US Postal Inspection Service
- USCBP Multiple Ranges
- USDA FS Alabama
- USMS (multiple ranges)
State and Local Agencies
- Adams County, CO
- Atlantic County, NJ
- Boise, ID
- Broward County, FL
- Cayuga County, NY
- Colorado DOC
- Denver PD
- Fresno, CA
- Florida DOC
- Houston PD
- Las Vegas Metro PD
- Newark, NJ
- Philadelphia PD
- Potter County, TX
- San Bernardino County Sheriff
- Stockton, CA
- Washington Dulles International
State and Local Agencies
- Ben Clark Training, CA
- California DOC
- Dallas PD
- Franklin County, OH
- Jackson PD, MS
- Mississippi LEOTA
- New York City PD
- Ohio DOC
- Orange County, FL
- Phoenix PD
- Pittsburg PD
- Ramapo, NY
- Richmond PD
- Santa Clara County, CA
- Seattle PD
- Texas Department of Public Safety
- Waco PD
- America Heritage
- Arms Room
- Boy Scouts of America
- Cherry Creek Gun Club
- Old Bridge Rifle & Pistol Club
- Sharp Shooters
- Texas Gun Club
- American Tactical Systems
- Ben Avery Shooting Facility, AZ
- Buckeye Hills Shooting Park
- Clark County Shooting Complex
- On Target
- Shooters of Maumee
- Two Gun
- Angles Shooting Ranges, CA
- BlackHawk Technical College
- Central Jersey Rifle and Pistol, NJ
- Green Mill Sportsmen’s Club
- Poulsbo Sportsman Club
- Summit County Indoor Range
- Victor Valley College
- Aberdeen Proving Ground
- Baltimore USACE
- Camp Dawson
- Edwards AFB
- Fort Bliss
- Fort Irwin
- Fort Shafter
- Iowa National Guard
- Letterkenny Army Depot
- NAVFAC Concord
- Oregon Military Department
- Schofield Barracks/ Wheeler Army Airfield
- Sierra Army Depot
- Waterville Armory
- Andrews AFB
- Buckley Air Force Base
- Camp Peary
- Elgin AFB
- Fort Dix
- Fort Lewis
- Fort Wingate
- Joint Base Lewis McChord
- Lowry Air Force Base
- NAVFAC Dam Neck Annex
- Offutt AFB
- Papago Park Military Reservation
- Seneca Army Depot
- Texas Military Department
- Badger Army Depot
- Camp Bonneville
- Camp Wismar
- FE Warren AFB
- Fort Hood
- Fort Ord Reuse Authority
- Hawthorne Army Depot
- Kirtland AFB
- MCAS Miramar
- NAVSEA Crane
- Olean Armory
- Peterson AFB
- Shaw AFB
- Tinker Air Force Base
Trap and Skeet Clubs and Locations
- Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA)
- Amateur Trapshooting Association, OH
- Bend Trap Club, OR
- Capitol City Trap and Skeet
- Colorado Clays, CO
- Cortez Trap Club
- Dallas Trap & Skeet Club
- Delta Trap & Skeet
Trap and Skeet Clubs and Locations
- DeWitt, NY
- Douglas Trap Club
- Ellisburg, PA
- Hamilton Rod & Gun Club
- Markham Park, FL
- Sarasota Trap & Skeet
- Silver Dollar Shooter’s Club
State Parks and Natural Resource Agencies
- Alaska DNR
- Colorado State Parks
- Henry Horton State Park
- Iowa DNR
- Maine Fisheries
- Wisconsin DNR
State Parks and Natural Resource Agencies
- Maryland DNR
- Missouri Dept. of Conservation
- New York Parks
- Pennsylvania Game Commission
- Texas Parks and Wildlife
- ASARCO
- Cooper Nuclear
- Georgia Power
- I. du Pont de Nemours
- IBM Corporation
- Nebraska Power
- Olin Winchester
- Pulte Homes
- Remington Arms
- SABIC
- Springfield Power
- A2 Construction
- CH2M Hill
- Eastern Sun
- HDR
- Langan Engineering
- Patner Construction
- Shaw Environmental
- URS Corp-Wood Group
- AECOM
- D & B Engineering
- ECC
- International Risk Group
- MACTEC Engineering
- SCS Engineering
- SunCor Development Corp
- Versar, Inc
- Brown and Caldwell
- EA Engineering
- Haley and Aldrich
- Jacobs Engineering
- Parson’s Engineering
- Sealaska
- Tetra Tech
- MT2’s Nationwide Track Record
Experience That Reaches Beyond One Site
Since 2000, MT2 has supported clients across the country with range services, environmental treatment and construction expertise. Our broader project history brings practical knowledge of different materials, facilities and operating conditions to each new assignment.
2,500+
Projects Completed
Company-wide experience
10M+
Tons Treated
MT2 treatment track record
25+
Years of Experience
Established in 2000
50
States Served
Nationwide project experience
- Feedback From Our Clients
Hear From Those We’ve Worked With
Project examples explain the work performed. Client feedback adds another perspective. Watch this customer review of MT2’s firing range lead reclamation services, then talk with our team about your own site, goals and project requirements.
- Planning Your Next Project
Know What to Ask Before You Hire
Choosing a firing range contractor starts with understanding the work your site needs. This video introduces considerations for selecting a lead reclamation and cleanup provider. Use it to prepare questions about experience, project scope and how the work will be managed.
- Your Project Questions Answered
Learn More About Our Work
Find out how MT2 approaches different project types, combines services and documents results. Explore the questions below to see how our experience can help inform the next steps for your site.
What types of projects does MT2 complete?
MT2 completes firing range, environmental remediation and construction projects nationwide. Work includes indoor range maintenance, outdoor lead recovery, contaminated soil treatment, facility decontamination and site restoration. Projects may involve a single service or combine several capabilities around the needs of the property and its intended use.
Which clients and facilities does MT2 serve?
MT2’s project experience spans public agencies, private businesses and property owners. Clients and facilities include:
- Commercial firing ranges and private shooting clubs
- Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies
- Military installations and training facilities
- Industrial and manufacturing properties
- Property redevelopment and restoration projects
Can one project include several MT2 services?
Yes. A single project can combine assessment, lead recovery, environmental treatment and construction activities. For example, an outdoor range improvement may include screening soil, recycling recovered lead, treating remaining contamination and rebuilding berms. The combination of services depends on site conditions, project objectives and applicable requirements.
How are environmental treatment results documented?
Documentation is developed around the project scope and its acceptance requirements. Depending on the work performed, records may include:
- Initial material characterization and laboratory results
- Treatment studies and field activity records
- Confirmation sampling and analysis
- Lead recovery, recycling or disposal documentation
- Completion reports and site restoration records
Can work accommodate an operating facility?
MT2 considers operating schedules, site access and work areas when planning a project. Some assignments can be phased or scheduled around facility activities, while others require temporary closures or restricted access. These needs are evaluated with the client so the proposed schedule reflects the work and the facility’s priorities.
What details help start a project discussion?
Share a brief overview of your site and what you want to accomplish. Useful information includes:
- Project location and facility type
- The issue or improvement you want to address
- Approximate site size or affected material volume
- Available photos, reports and testing results
- Operating restrictions and preferred schedule
- Budget considerations and intended outcome
How can I contact MT2 about a project?
Call MT2 at (888) 435-6645, email info@mt2.com or use our Get a Quote form to start a conversation. Share your project location, the services you need and your preferred timeline so our team can help identify the next steps.