Myrtle Beach, South Carolina has adopted the use BMP’s SNOUTs, Bio-Skirts and Stainless TrashScreens to improve the surface water quality in their seaside town. The perception of good water quality and clean beaches is of high importance to a waterfront resort community. BMP’s simple stormwater quality components remove more than a half-million pounds of trash and debris each year which help to keep Myrtle Beach one of the most popular vacation destinations on the eastern seaboard.
A stormwater maintenance contractor in Montgomery County Maryland uses BMP’s “Split SNOUT” components in novel ways to retrofit failing underground water quality facilities. By making “split” parts in sections that can be bolted together, it allows for large components to be assembled inside a structure while still passing through an opening 24″ in diameter. Both the county and the contractor have been pleased with the results of the rehabilitation work they have undertaken with BMP’s modular system.
BMP’s newest product, the Turbo Plate® was recently tested at Alden Labs in Holden, MA. At a flow rate of 225 gpm (gallons per minute)…
Learn how the the Baltimore Boating Center has been working to clean up the waterways around its marina with BMP’s “Marina Kit.” The kit comes…
Amtrak Environment & Sustainability Group, Amec Foster Wheeler Environment & Infrastructure, Inc., and University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center completed a study where they conducted…
BMP’s innovative Split SNOUTs are being used in Montgomery County, Maryland to replace aging and corroded underground stormwater quality infrastructure where constrained access into the…
The SNOUT ® and Bio-Skirt are used in Surfside Beach, South Carolina infiltration systems to help keep the beaches clean and improve water quality at…
Across the Severn River from United States Naval Academy is the Naval Support Activity (NSA), Annapolis, which primarily supports the Naval Academy and it’s historic…