Sanborn, Head & Associates launches landfill data management system

Sanborn, Head & Associates Inc., headquartered in New Hampshire, has announced the launch of Project Portal, its new landfill data management system built and hosted by De maximis Data Management Solutions (DDMS) and optimized for managing mission-critical landfill information.

Sandborn Head, an engineering and technical consulting firm serving a broad private, public and institutional clients in the development, energy, industrial and solid waste markets,  describes Project Portal as “a robust, cloud-based environmental data management system that has been meticulously designed to cater to the unique needs of landfill operators, providing them with an integrated framework to make informed decisions based on precise environmental data.”

The web-based system streamlines and synthesizes various on-site landfill devices, including flow meters, flares, pump stations and systems for wastewater, leachate treatment and power plants, the company says, providing real-time access to this extensive data and advanced analytics, cumulative trending and comprehensive reporting. The system enables landfills to maintain compliance while optimizing budgets.

Headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota, DDMS is a leader in providing world-class environmental data services and systems.

“Accurate and timely data are vital for landfill operators and owners,” says Mark Packard, CEO of DDMS. "We’re thrilled to pair Sanborn Head’s deep expertise in landfill operations with our advanced data management capabilities. Together, we will equip Sanborn Head’s clients with the high-quality data, actionable insights and innovative tools necessary to optimize landfill management and drive operational success."

“This partnership strengthens Sanborn Head’s position as a forward-thinking engineering consulting firm in the solid waste market,” says Sanborn Head Senior Vice President Brian Beaudoin, PE. “We are looking forward to offering this value-added platform to our clients as it will reduce costs and save time.”