Rock Leaf, in conjunction with a consulting engineering firm, planned and executed a geological and site characterization of two properties measuring approximately 12 acres owned by the City of Bemidji. Rock Leaf utilized direct push technology to gather data, helping characterize the extent of the subsurface contamination. In turn this gave users an in-depth understanding of site contamination and helped build a conceptual site model for remedial actions. Once the site contamination model was built, this opened options for remediation methodology and also lended itself to lower costs and a more precise and targeted approach to the site remediation.