ADCO Services, Inc.

ADCO Services, Inc. specializes in the management, transport, and disposal of radioactive and hazardous wastes nationwide since 1965. ADCO Services provides waste brokerage and consulting services for radioactive and hazardous wastes such as: self luminous exit signs, radioactive animal carcasses, scintillation vial / fluids, radioactive sources, radioactive smoke detectors, dry active waste (low - level paper, plastic, glass lab trash), mixed wastes, naturally occurring radioactive materials & compounds, and hazardous waste disposal for: universities, industrial settings, places of research, medical fields, as well as much more in the continental United States.

Additionally, ADCO Services developed specialized services in NRC manifesting / paperwork preparation (NRC 540/541/542 forms), preparation of hazardous waste manifests (U.S.D.O.T. Hazmats) and Landbans (Land Disposal Restriction Forms), decontamination and decommissioning (D&D), emergency response assignments, health physics services, training programs, and sealed source (gauge and device) services such as: wipe testing (leak testing services), disassemblies, removals, and disposals, as well as proper handling and treatment of naturally occurring radioactive items such as: Thorium, Uranium (Uranyl / Thorium compounds; Nitrates and Acetates), and Radium.

ADCO will accept low-level radioactive waste in any type of U.S.D.O.T. approved package from: cardboard boxes, (“excepted packages”), up to and including Sea Land containers. This includes fiber drums of any size, pails, metal drums ranging from 10-110 gallon, Super Sacks, even poly-bags, (with advance notification). No matter what your packaging preference, ADCO stands ready to satisfy your needs. See the Supplies page for more information.

ADCO Services' attention to customer service, innovation and flexibility to customize its services; coupled with a corporate commitment to quality and value, makes us one of the most competitive, dedicated, and efficient radioactive waste brokers in the United States.