M&P's teams of experts plan, manage and support the remediation of contaminated sites and the development of contaminated sites throughout Germany. We determine the best solution for contaminated sites from a comprehensive range of proven and innovative remediation methods. In our laboratories, we determine the optimum parameters for successful remediation of contaminated sites on the basis of biological, chemical-physical and classic excavation methods. For more complex cases, we plan and build customised systems in our own workshops for the control and execution of groundwater and soil remediation.

Spatial information forms an important basis for planning and decision-making in the fields of soil, water and the environment. We support both commercial enterprises and the public sector with efficient geoinformatics applications and developments. Our focus is on specialist GeoIT solutions, data acquisition, modelling, analysis and visualisation of geodata. Over twenty-five years of experience, excellent industry knowledge, motivated specialists and a high level of innovation form the basis of our services, from which our customers benefit in their projects.

Soil is the living, uppermost layer of the earth's crust. In the overall ecosphere, soil fulfils a variety of natural functions and thus serves as the basis of life for plant, animal and human life. These include habitat functions (e.g. conversion of organic matter, provision of nutrients), regulatory functions (e.g. filtering, buffering and transformation processes for water and material impacts), utilisation functions (e.g. for forestry/agricultural use and raw material extraction), climate functions (e.g. fixing and storing carbon) and archive functions of natural and cultural history. Misuse and harmful soil changes can lead to impairment or loss of natural soil functions. For this reason, soils and their functions must be sustainably protected or restored. The careful use of soils and the protection of natural soil functions is regulated by various laws, ordinances and standards (e.g. BBodSchG, BauGB, BBodSchV, DIN 19639). In terms of precautionary soil protection, the existing soils must already be recorded and evaluated during the exploration and planning phase and suitable measures for protecting the soil must be developed. When soils are used or utilised during construction, the implementation of previously defined solutions can be supported and documented by expert support and advice. If harmful soil changes are identified, these must be assessed on a case-by-case basis and suitable measures taken to restore the natural soil functions (e.g. remediation, recultivation, interim management).