This paper summarizes a case study involving a site with inorganic ars
enic-contaminated soils. Detailed soil characterization studies involv
ing sequential extraction testing indicated that the arsenic was prima
rily associated with the organic fraction and the iron oxide/manganese
oxide fraction of the soil. A preliminary treatability study demonstr
ated that adequate leaching of arsenic was possible. Alkaline leaching
was specific for arsenic. Future plans include a program of bench-sca
le treatability and field pilot studies focusing on soil washing techn
ology application.