Brandenburg was contracted to remove asbestos, solvents, adhesives, buildings, and foundations at 3M's 63-acre tape plant.

Brandenburg was contracted by American Electric Power (AEP) to perform total demolition and decommissioning of the former Breed Coal-Fired Generation Plant.

Brandenburg was retained by American National Can, Inc. to decontaminate and demolish the 500,000 square foot facility.

Brandenburg was contracted to perform the environmental remediation and demolition of the Armstrong floor and ceiling tile plant located in Lancaster, PA.

Atlantic Resource Corporation was a former precious metal recycling facility listed on the National Priorities List under CERCLA (Sueprfund).

Brandenburg was contracted to perform the demolition, remediation, and site preparation of the former BASF plant located in Jamesburg, New Jersey.

In 1994, Brandenburg was retained by Bethlehem Steel Corporation (BSC) to dismantle their primary steelmaking facility.

BHP Copper, Inc. contracted Brandenburg to raze their 650-acre processing facility located at the 7000-acre mine site in San Manual, Arizona.

BMW Spartanburg Plant contracted Brandenburg to perform the fast track selective demolition of the company's only production facility located in the United States.

This was the largest implosion ever performed in Chicago. Six buildings, located on the city's southeast side, were imploded in a matter of seconds.

Brandenburg has performed work on the Chicago Skyway as it received many alterations and updates over the past several years.

Brandenburg was contracted to demolish the Chicago Sun-Times building to make way for the new 90-story Trump International Hotel & Tower.

The Illinois Sports Facilities Authority decided to enhance the new Comiskey Park in 2000 to be more fan-friendly, which Brandenburg performed in two phases.

ComEd and Brandenburg developed a strategic alliance to manage the utility's stranded assets.

ConEd elected Brandenburg to remove an obsolete frequency changer and magnesium hydroxide tank from within their Manhattan generation station.

Corning Asahi Video manufacturing plant contracted Brandenburg to remediate the entire facility and perform demolition after the plant became obsolete.

Brandenburg was retained by Detroit Edison Energy Company to demolish the Fermi 1 Boiler House at the Enrico Fermi Power Station.

Brandenburg was contracted to perform the demolition, environmental remediation, and site preparation at the former 3 million square foot Reynolds Aluminum Plant.

Brandenburg was contracted by the City of Philadelphia to excavate the Emerson dump site, extinguish the underground fire, and sort through the material.

Brandenburg used 130 skilled employees around the clock to complete the Ford Taurus assembly line ahead of schedule.

Brandenburg was contracted to perform the environmental remediation, asset recovery, and demolition of the entire Ford St. Louis Assembly plant.

Brandenburg was retained by the PRP group to provide "fast track" remediation of the Fuels and Chemicals, Inc. former fuels blending facility.

Brandenburg was contracted to perform asbestos abatement, hazardous waste removal, soil remediation, and total demolition of the former 35-acre Hotpoint facility.

Hershey contracted Brandenburg to remove the old equipment within one of their manufacturing buildings while preserving the historic structure.

Brandenburg was contracted to perform the asbestos abatement and demolition of the existing American Airlines Terminal 8.

Brandenburg was contracted to perform the demolition of obsolete equipment and structures within Lehigh's Union Bridge facility.

Brandenburg was hired by the PRP's to decontaminate the buildings and their contents, and then demolish all buildings on LWD's site.

Brandenburg completed the demolition of the McCormick Place Exposition Center in 75 days, 15 days ahead of schedule.

Miller Park Stadium's crane collapse caused considerable damage. Brandenburg was retained to assess the damage because of their expertise.

Brandenburg was contracted to perform the demolition and removal of the Altitude Wind Tunnel, Building 78, and miscellaneous equipment at a NASA facility.

Brandenburg was contracted by MPEA to perform selective demolition and subsequent construction at Navy Pier in Chicago, Illinois.

Brandenburg was contracted to perform asbestos abatement and demolition of the Galter Carriage House located on Northwestern Memorial Hospital campus.

Brandenburg completed the four-story Northwestern University Hospital parking garage project in 30 days to finish ahead of an aggressive schedule.

Brandenburg was contracted to perform the demolition of the Department of Sanitation 73rd Street Incinerator.

The EPA controlled the 65-acre OMC property as a Superfund site and hired Brandenburg to demolish the 700,000 square foot facility.

Brandenburg removed the bridge and adjacent structures without any interruptions to the commuter trains at the Oscar Mayer food processing plant.

In 1999, Philadelphia Electric Company (PECO) contracted Brandenburg to perform the asbestos abatement project.

In 1999, Brandenburg was retained by Pennsylvania Power & Light Company (PP&L) to decommission their Holtwood Steam Electric Station.

Brandenburg was hired to decontaminate and dismantle the entire Premcor Refinery facility, located in Blue Island, Illinois.

In 2002, Brandenburg was retained by Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) to decontaminate and demolish their Sewaren Unit #5 boiler.

Brandenburg performed analytical analysis on drums of unprocessed liquids and removed aboveground and underground storage tanks at the old Clayton Chemical Plant.

The River Terminal Development Corporation turned to Brandenburg to raze and recycle a 7-story and an 8-story brick and concrete structure.

Brandenburg was contracted to remediate and demolish the former Ryerson Steel manufacturing plant located on the southside of Chicago.

Brandenburg performed the demolition of the Sears Catalog Warehouse without compromising a historical clock tower located in the center of the complex.

The historic Route 35 bridge required Brandenburg to perform the total demolition of the bridge including the removal of the piers and pilings.

Turner Barton-Malow Kenny looked to Brandenburg to perform near-total demolition of the stadium's existing interior.

Brandenburg performed work of the 900,000 square foot structure at the Soo Terminal without disrupting the adjacent Maxwell Street Market.

Brandenburg was contracted to develop a strategic plan to perform the safe removal of the collapsed portion of Atlantic City's Tropicana Hotel & Casino parking garage.

U.S. Steel retained Brandenburg to provide selective demolition and remediation services at the Fairfield Works coke plant.

Brandenburg provided selective demolition starting in 1980, until the 600-acre plant was completely closed in 1992.

Brandenburg was contracted to perform selective demolition of the Number 13 Blast Furnace located at U.S. Steel Gary Works facility.

Brandenburg erected the largest known mobile crusher in the U.S. to process nearly 85,000 cubic yards of concrete, a result of the Veterans Stadium implosion.