Arcwood Environmental completes response effort at GKN Aerospace's Garden Grove facility. INDIANAPOLIS, IN - July 16, 2026 - Arcwood Environmental (Arcwood), working alongside GKN Aerospace, regulatory agencies and local stakeholders, has completed key environmental response activities at GKN Aerospace's Garden Grove, California facility. As GKN Aerospace's environmental response partner, Arcwood provided the specialized expertise required to safely manage hazardous materials, reduce risk and support the facility's path forward, while maintaining a strong focus on protecting workers, the surrounding community and the environment. The work included the safe removal, transportation, treatment and disposal of neutralized methyl methacrylate (MMA) from two unaffected storage tanks at the facility. Throughout the response, Arcwood worked in close coordination with GKN Aerospace and partners to support a safe, compliant, and carefully managed removal and preservation effort. "When unforeseen events occur, our customers need expertise they can trust," said Carol Roos, Chief Communications and Sustainability Officer at Arcwood Environmental. "Supporting our customers means bringing the technical experience needed to manage hazardous materials safely and thoroughly, while keeping the people and communities affected at the center of every decision." "We are grateful for Arcwood for their dedicated work in helping us safely complete this phase of our reset. We are looking forward to continuing the facility's 60-year legacy of manufacturing the world's most advanced aircraft windows here in Garden Grove," said Steve Carlin, Senior Vice President at GKN Aerospace. About Arcwood Environmental Arcwood Environmental minimizes the impact of waste to clear the way for a better future. Backed by decades of experience, Arcwood partners with Fortune 500 companies and local enterprises across industries - including pharmaceutical, chemical, advanced manufacturing, oil and gas, and steel - to tackle the world's most pressing industrial waste challenges. Arcwood's comprehensive, agile, and scalable solutions span the entire waste management hierarchy, from prevention and recycling to treatment and disposal. Arcwood's customizable solutions are designed to keep operations running smoothly while supporting compliance and sustainability goals. Explore its latest updates, stories and insights and discover how Heritage - WTI, Inc. is making an impact in innovation and environmental stewardship. Turn problems into progress with Heritage - WTI, Inc.. At Arcwood Environmental(TM), Heritage - WTI, Inc. is committed to understanding your challenges and creating innovative solutions that meet your sustainability goals. Working side by side, Heritage - WTI, Inc.'ll create strategies that protect the planet and support your business.

Arcwood Environmental opens new headquarters in Indianapolis. Arcwood has operated in Indianapolis for 56 years and employs more than 400 people across central Indiana. Published July 01, 2026 | Updated June 30, 2026 Arcwood Environmental, a waste management and environmental services company, has opened new corporate headquarters in Indianapolis. Arcwood says the new 43,000-square-foot facility brings nearly 200 employees together in a modern workspace and reinforces the company's commitment to Indianapolis. Arcwood has operated in Indianapolis for 56 years and employs more than 400 people across central Indiana. The company says its headquarters project incorporated sustainability-focused design practices, including the reuse of furnishings and building materials from the previous tenant, diversion of usable materials from landfills, elimination of many single-use products and energy-efficient facility upgrades. Formerly known as Heritage Environmental Services, Arcwood rebranded in 2025. The company says it helps customers manage hazardous and industrial waste and emerging environmental challenges. In addition to its new corporate headquarters, the company operates two facilities in the greater Indianapolis area. Arcwood says the new headquarters were designed to bring employees together, encourage collaboration and create a workspace that reflects the company's investment in its people. "For over half a century, Indianapolis has been the heart of our business," says Arcwood CEO HP Nanda. "More than 400 Arcwood employees live and work in central Indiana, and this new headquarters is an investment in the community where our company was built. Most importantly, it represents an investment in the people who make that possible and reflects our commitment to building a company that will continue serving customers, supporting communities and protecting the environment for decades to come." Sponsored Content Optimal productivity, heavy construction, safety features and operator comfort come together in the SENNEBOGEN 360 G-series telescopic wheel loader, designed for work across the waste and recycling industry. Telescopic wheel loaders manufactured by SENNEBOGEN have a growing presence at transfer stations, material recovery facilities (MRFs), construction and demolition (C&D) recycling plants and metal recycling facilities across North America. Get curated news on YOUR industry. Enter your email to receive its newsletters.

/PRNewswire/ -- Arcwood Environmental (Arcwood), a national leader in sustainable waste management and environmental services, today announced that it has...