Triumvirate Environmental is well underway with a major expansion of its existing waste processing facility in Casa Grande, Arizona, adding advanced hazardous waste disposal capabilities to support growing demand across the West Coast and Southwest.
Located on a 25-acre industrial site approximately one hour south of Phoenix, the Casa Grande facility currently runs a fully functional non-hazardous waste processing operation. The expansion will add a new RCRA Part B hazardous waste facility, positioning the site as one of the most comprehensive and versatile treatment, storage, and disposal facilities (TSDFs) west of the Mississippi River.
The new facility is expected to be operational later this year.
Once complete, the expanded Casa Grande site will integrate hazardous and non-hazardous waste management into a single location—enabling customers to consolidate multiple waste streams through one provider, reducing logistical complexity and improving cost efficiency.
From lab-scale materials to bulk industrial volumes, the facility is designed to support diverse industries, including life sciences, manufacturing, higher education, and technology. With capacity for more than 3,000 drum equivalents and the ability to accept a wide range of waste types including flammable liquids and solids, acids, bases, oxidizers, reactives, solvents, wastewater, sludges, metal–bearing wastes, aerosols, lab packs, and packaged consumer or industrial chemicals.
“Facilities like this are critical to addressing the limited disposal capacity across the western U.S.,” said Vaughan Harry, Vice President of Western Region Operations at Triumvirate Environmental. “By combining multiple treatment technologies and logistics capabilities in one location, we’re able to offer customers a more efficient, scalable, and sustainable approach to waste management.”
A key differentiator of the Casa Grande facility is its ability to streamline transportation and disposal. By consolidating waste streams locally and leveraging rail infrastructure, customers can significantly reduce long-distance shipments and associated costs, while maintaining full regulatory compliance.
The facility also reflects modern design and safety standards, incorporating advanced fire protection, monitoring systems, and compatibility-based storage to meet current regulatory requirements, distinguishing it from many legacy facilities operating under older standards.
This expansion represents a meaningful investment in infrastructure for a region historically underserved by comprehensive waste disposal options. It also enhances Triumvirate Environmental’s ability to deliver end-to-end solutions by integrating field services, transportation, and final disposal within a unified system.
