Marine Pollution Control, founded in 1967 in Detroit, is a pioneering spill cleanup company in the Great Lakes region and one of the first in the nation. As a highly mobile and rapid-response organization, Marine Pollution Control has evolved into a leading provider of effective solutions for waste management, industrial services, and spill response requirements. Over the years, they have played critical roles in major pollution incidents, such as the Argo Merchant grounding in 1976 and the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup in Alaska in 1989.

Marine Pollution Control is committed to upholding core values that include safety, compliance, professionalism, quality, innovation, and environmental responsibility. With a focus on professionalism, they ensure every job is completed safely and to clients' satisfaction. The company employs experienced and well-trained personnel and utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, such as high-capacity pumps and manned submersible oil-recovery systems.

Led by a capable leadership team, Marine Pollution Control is dedicated to excellence in their services. Their comprehensive offerings include emergency response, industrial maintenance, training and compliance, advanced technology solutions, ship services, and coronavirus decontamination. Located in Detroit and Holland, Michigan, they provide their services nationwide