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Home My WebLink AboutFE14-05 Task Order FE15-00-01-01 Package - Executed.pdf TASK ORDER REVIEW ROUTING SHEET FE14-05, PLANT NO. 1 FLEET SERVICES UST LEAK REMEDIATION TASK ORDER NO. FE15-00-01-01 Contact: Larry Roberson Extension: 7548 Reviewer Date Required ReDate Comments Initial 8/17/2015 %/��27/,�' This Task Order will be presented to the Larry Roberson Director of Engineering for award on Senior Contracts September 1, 2015. Administrator 8/17/2015 S�r7�poiS pos7. N7-P vwp, Richard Birdsell 57v,;" v'h" Project Manager 8/18/2015 / CD Carla Dillon (� PMO Supervisor 8/19/2015 CindiAmbrose Contracts Supervisor 6 ORANGE COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT Memorandum DATE: September 1, 2015 TO: Rob Thompson Director of Engineering FROM: Richard Birdsell l"I' Project Manager SUBJECT: Task Order Award Recommendation Re: FE14-05, Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation In accordance with the Orange County Sanitation District's (Sanitation District's) Ordinance No. OCSD-47, Article 4. Professional Design Services, Section 4.02. Selection Process, the Proposals meet the criteria for issuing a Task Order to complete the design of the above- referenced project. This Task Order is for professional engineering services to prepare plans, specifications, and construction cost estimates, including bid support and construction support services for the above-referenced project. The project consists of developing a Remediation Plan for the contaminated soil and groundwater at Plant No. 1 Fleet Services as well as producing a complete set of construction drawings and specifications that constitute construction contract documents needed to implement the Remediation Plan. On May 21, 2015, the Sanitation District issued two (2) Requests for Task Order Proposal (RFTOP) to the following Consultants: 1. Dudek 2. GHD On July 9, 2015, the Sanitation District received Proposals from both Dudek and GHD, Staff reviewed both Proposals and were satisfied that all elements of the Scope of Work were addressed in the Proposals. Dudek's Proposal was selected due to its approach to the project and the make-up of its team. Dudek proposed a smaller more efficient team headed by a project manager who has extensive experience with soil and groundwater remediation projects and who will be directly involved in the work. Dudek's project manager also has experience working with the Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHCA). The Remediation Plan must be approved by the OCHCA prior to implementation. The selected Proposer will be responsible for creating, submitting, and obtaining approval of the Remediation Plan and will also serve as a liason between the Sanitation District and the OCHCA. Finally, Dudek's efficient approach to the work resulted in its proposed total amount of hours being less than half of the total amount of hours proposed by GHD. Staff concluded that the total amount of hours, four hundred forty-four (444), proposed by Dudek is reasonable for the anticipated effort. Page 2 August 21. 2015 The following summarizes the Fee Proposal from the selected Consultant: 1. Dudek's Original $73,391.00 2. Dudek's Revised $86,116.00 During negotiations, Sanitation District staff requested Dudek revise its Proposal to confirm it will provide underground utility clearance and a temporary electrical connection for temporary operation of remediatlon equipment. Also during negotiations, Sanitation District staff requested Dudek revise its hours estimated for Construction and Installation Services, and Closeout Services to conform to the amount of hours listed in the RFTOP. These hours were initially reduced based on Dudek's anticipated remediation approach. Additionally, some hours were redistributed from Staff Engineer to the PM/Senior Engineer and Geologist. The intent with redistributing these hours is to provide additional project experience during the initial planning phases of the project. The result from the revisions and redistributing of the hours is a forty-four hour(44) increase to the total amount of hours and a $12,725.00 increase to the total amount of the Fee Proposal. Sanitation District staff determined the revised Fee Proposal provided by Dudek to be fair and reasonable for the Scope of Work and recommends awarding a Task Order in an amount not to exceed $86,116.00. Please confirm your concurrence with the Task Order Award Recommendation by signing the attached Notice to Proceed—Task Order letter. The attached FE15-00 Consultant Task Order Matrix presents a summary of the Task Orders issued to the selected Consultant for Fiscal Year 2016. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact Richard Birdsall at extension 7237, or Larry Roberson at extension 7548. LDR:RB Attachments: 1. FE15-00 Consultant Task Order Matrix 2. Revised Fee Proposal & Proposal 3. Notice to Proceed—Task Order Letter cc: C. Dillon R. Birdsall L. Roberson Contract File 5.5.4c FIE Consultant Task ONer Mablx FEl"O CONSULTANT TASK ORDER MATRIX TOTALAUTHOMATION PER CONSULTANT S400,000.00 PER FISCAL YEAR CONSULTANT PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER CONTRACTNUMBER TOTAL TASK ORDER NOT TO EXCEED$200,000.00 FISCAL YEAR 2016 FISCAL YEAR 2017 FISCALYEAR2010 Trk ONar Orlglnel Teak Teek ONar Torel Teek 06g.lnel Teak T 1ONer Ta7M—k Otlglnel Teek TaeN OMer TOMI Teek Number Pmjecl Numbed Tllle ONeI Amendment Ortler ONer gmentlmanl OMer ONer Amendment OMer FISCAL YEAR TOTAL W6,116.W $0.00 60.W DUDEK FE1600O41 FEI"E PIent ft.1 FIMervIcro S UST Wk 11f00 566,116.00 PURCHASE OROER NO.105 13 RemNledon C0NTRA0TN0.FEI6 l LEE&RO,INC. FBCALYEARTOTAL WIN HIM ON PURCHASE ORDER N0.IOM 13 CONTRACT N0.FE16O0-02 OHO,INC. FMCALYEART0TAL WE) W.00 WIN PURCHASE ORDER NO. C0NTRACT N0.FEII OJ AECOM FISCALYFARTOTAL WE) WAO RUN PURCHASE ORDER NO.106MO0B CONTRACT N0.FEI 64OM HAZEN AND SAWYER FISCAL YEAR TOTAL MUN W. W,00 PURCHA6E0RDERNO.10M61OB fONTRACTNO.FE1S40A6 Ppe1W2 FE Consultant Task Order Matrix TOTAL AUTHORIZATION PER CONSULTANT 3900,000.00 PER FISCAL YEAR CONSULTANT PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER CONTRACTNUMBER TOTAL TASK ORDER NOT TO EXCEED$200,000.00 FISCAL YEAR 2016 FISCAL YEAR 2017 FISCAL YEAR 2018 TBSk OMer Or191nal Taek Tesk Ortler TOYITaek Od,lnel Teek T.kONer TOLLI Teek 0621eal Teak Tak ONer TMal Task Number PraleMNumher&TIUe OMer AmenEmeM Omer Order Amendment Omer ONer Amentlment Order RMLWATERANOENWRONMENT FISCALYEARTOTAL WAO 50.00 50.00 PURCHASE ORDER NO.105W10B CONTRACTNO.FE1&00-05 pROJECTLINE TECHNICAL FIBCALYEAJII SB.W 50.00 FOAO SERVICES,INC. PURCHASE ORDER NO.1054530E CONTRACT NO.FEISOOJII TAIT&ASSOCIATES,INC. FMM Y.TOTAL am lem 59.BB PURCHASE ORDER NO.10SPIS S CONTRACT NO.FEI5m-03 BEYPZ&PATEL.INC. FlSCALYEARTCTAL am WD0 30.00 PURCHASE ORDER NO.1054,150B CONTRACT NO.FE1S00-09 FlSCALYEARTOTAL W. am am IDSGROUP,INC. PURCHASE ORDER N0.10X1]OB CONTMCT N0.FE1 S00-10it I KLEINKLDER.INC. FlSCALYEAR TOTAL am $0.00 iO.W PURCHASE ORDER N0.10M]]OB LONTMCT NO.fEt6-00-11 FISCALYEAR TOTAL SOAO 50.00 am RMS PURCHASE RDERRING&OESIGN,INC. PURLW15EORDERNO. 0-12 90B CONTMCT NO.FE16L0-4 Pa9e20t3 DUDEK 31878 CAMINO CAPISTRANO.SUITE 300 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO.CALIFORNIA 9363S T 919<50.3S2S I969.IS036E6 August 6,2015 Larry Roberson Senior Contracts Administrator Orange County Sanitation District 10844 Ellis Avenue Fountain Valley,CA 92708-7018 subject OCSD FE14-OS Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation Dear Mr. Roberson: Dudek appreciates the opportunity to submit the following fee proposal in response to the Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation(FE14-05). Attached you will find our not-to-exceed fee quotation for our scope of service. The fee is broken down by: preliminary design, design, bid support services, and construction support services, as instructed in the RFP. If you have any questions regarding our proposal or the attached fee proposal, please feel free to contact me at 760.479.4131 or via email at dread@dudek.com. Sincerely, DUDEK Derek Reed Senior Environmental Engineer W W W.DUDEK.COM Orange County Sanitation District FEI405 FIRM No.1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remedialion DUDEK FEE ESTIMATE 7IM015(mm.) 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FE15-00-01-01 LosAlruritos Re: Project No. FE14-05, Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak I Newport Beach Remadiation Orange i This letter constitutes the Notice to Proceed (NTP) for the subject Task Order placenta pertaining to the above-referenced project. The effective date of the NTP is Snna An. October 1, 2015. Seal Please execute the professional services as outlined in Dudek's revised StantonI Proposal dated August 6, 2015 and attached hereto, for a total Task Order Tustin amount not to exceed eighty-six thousand one hundred sixteen dollars ($86,116.00). Vila Park Please contact Richard Birdsall (Project Manager) at (714) 593-7237 for County of Orange questions. Sanitary Distri,t Mid,ay City Robert C. Thompson, P.E. Water DisLnet Director of Engineering Y.ba Linda Water• RCT:LDR:ms I cc: C. Dillon R. Birdsall S. Patel L. Roberson L. Rogers Contract File 8.12.1a To protect public health and the environment by providing eHecdve wastewater collection,treatment,and recycling. DUDEK mere unwo uvmagaro•xao T 90ASM 25 F%9 IO.uIIFORNU 926re T 9NA50.3535 f N9A50.I616 August 6, 2015 Larry Roberson Senior Contracts Administrator Orange County Sanitation District 10844 Ellis Avenue Fountain Valley, CA 92708-7018 Subject OCSD FE14-05 Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation Dear Mr. Roberson: We are pleased to submit this proposal in response to the request for Task Order Proposal for professional engineering services for the Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation at Plant 1.The project consists of review of existing data, additional data collection, preparation of a remedial action plan and work plan, South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) Rule 1166 support, and preparation of design plans and specifications for the remediation. The proposed Scope of Work is based on information provided within the RFP, the most recent groundwater monitoring (1st Quarter 2015) and interim remediation data uploaded to the Geotracker website, and discussions with Orange County Health Care Agency's (OCHCA) project manager for the site. The site is a candidate for closure under the State Water Resources Control Board's Low Threat Closure Policy (LTCP). The most recent review for this site performed by the regulatory agency lists two impediments to closure; the removal of secondary source to the extent practicable and post remediation groundwater monitoring. The secondary source is contamination remaining in the soil above the groundwater. The following tasks are needed to meet closure criteria on the LCTP: • Removal of contaminated soil (while minimizing costs and impacts to OCSD staff) • Remediation of groundwater to LCTP cleanup levels • Post remediation groundwater monitoring (to be negotiated with OCHCA, likely 2 years of monitoring) It is likely that cost and schedule savings can be realized by combining or sequencing the soil and groundwater remediation portions of the project. For instance, if excavation is determined to be the preferred alternative for soil remediation, chemical oxidant could be introduced and mixing with groundwater encountered in the bottom of the excavation. There are also options that treat soil and groundwater simultaneously, such as in situ chemical oxidation, where an oxidant is injected into the groundwater and soil during one mobilization. Dudek intends to have further discussion with the District regarding these options during the selection process. Dudek is experienced in balancing public perception with project risks and costs. This will likely be an important part of this project due project location and the general knowledge of"the plume by the auto shop". W W W.DUDEKCOM v Orange County Sanitation District SubjeccProposal for FE74-05 Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation The following section presents Dudek's proposed scope of work schedule and presentation of the Dudek project team. 1.1 Proposed Scope of Work Project Management and Administration Dudek will perform administrative tasks such as invoicing, review of billing drafts, coordination with OCSD project managers and conformance with OCSD standards for deliverables, drawings and specifications. Task 1:Document Collection and Information Gathering Dudek will review all available baseline engineering documentation to confirm project conditions. Confirmation of the baseline engineering documentation is a vitally important task. Based on Dudek's initial review of the baseline engineering documentation, the composition and characteristics of the vadose zone and groundwater contaminant plume have changed dramatically. MTBE was the primary contaminant of concern at the time the initial work performed in 2005. Soil sample data from 2005 indicated that high concentrations of MTBE were present in the soil and groundwater near the former UST and dispenser island. The existing feasibility study and corrective action plan were prepared using 2005 data.Since then, the majority of the MTBE contamination has converted to tert-Butyl alcohol (TEA). This conversion is likely due to naturally occurring microbial activity. TBA is still present in the soil at concentrations high enough to continue to impact groundwater. Concentrations of TBA reported in the 1e Quarter 2015 groundwater monitoring report were the highest ever detected at the site. This is likely the result of rising groundwater coming into contact with contaminated soil. Based on further review of this data, Dudek will develop a plan for additional sampling to assess the current nature and extent of contamination at the she. The proposed additional sampling will focus on refining the known extent of contamination in the vadose zone. The volume of contaminated soil that requires remediation has a direct impact on proposed remediation altematives, potential costs and project duration. Any assessment work that reduces uncertainty and volume of soil to be remediated will result in much greater cost savings during the remediation phase. For the purposes of this proposal, Dudek assumes ten boring locations, with four soil samples and one groundwater sample collected for each boring. The samples will be analyzed for total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPt0 (gasoline and diesel range) by EPA Method 8015M and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and fuel oxygenates (i.e., MTBE and TBA) by EPA Method 82608. The first quarter 2015 groundwater monitoring report indicates a depth to water of approximately 15 feet below ground surface. Based on the reported depth to groundwater, the proposed soil sampling depths are 5' bgs, 10' bgs, 12.5' bgs and 15' bgs. Groundwater grab samples will be collected following soil sampling from the first water encountered. Task 2:Remedial Action Plan(Tech Memo) Dudek will prepare a Remedial Action Plan (Tech Memo)presenting the results of the additional data collection, assessing the current condition of the monitoring well network and interim groundwater DUDEK 2 August 6,2015 Orange County Sanitation DisMtct Subject Proposal(or aM-05 Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation remediation activities, and an evaluation of potential soil and groundwater remediation aftematives. The intent of the evaluation is to have a collaborative process with the District to identify remediation alternatives that will provide the most certainty, meet the Districts scheduling needs relative to future projects at the site while remaining cost effective. The evaluation of soil and groundwater remediation alternatives will consider accessibility, maintainability,feasibility and engineering economics. It will include an evaluation of the potential need of odor control facilities and will consider the location of adjoining structures/facilities, geotechnical considerations, longevity, cost and potential disruption to District staff and operations. It will also consider schedule, probable costs, risks and uncertainty, potential environmental impacts and District staff perception. The Remedial Action Plan will identify preferred alternatives for soil and groundwater remediation. The evaluation will specifically address the existing groundwater monitoring network. Generally, it is most desirable to maintain the current monitoring network for data continuity. However, some remedial alternatives, such as soil excavation, may include the removal of some monitoring wells. Dudek will work with OCHCA to determine the appropriateness of modifying the groundwater monitoring network All potential remedial alternatives will evaluate potential exposures to human health or the environment Mitigation measures will be recommended where appropriate. Finally, Dudek will work with OCHCA to develop work plan and a post remediation monitoring plan to meet the SWRCB LCTP requirements. Details of the proposed work plan are presented in the section below. It is anticipated that post remediation monitoring plan will include a groundwater monitoring schedule and criteria forfinal site closure. Tadr 3:Work Plan Dudek will prepare a work plan for submittal to and approval by OCHCA. The intent of this task is to work with OCHCA to develop a work plan describing the implementation of the preferred soil and groundwater remedies. If additional data collection or pilot testing is required, it will be included in this work plan. This proposal assumes that there will be two draft submittals and rounds of comments from OCHCA Dudek will attend two meetings with OCHCA and District staff. Following acceptance of the work plan by OCHCA, Dudek will prepare a letter documenting the work plan acceptance prior to moving forward with the final design. Task 4:Mitigation Plan South Coast AQMD Dudek assumes that a various locations or site specific mitigation plan may be required by SCAQMD Rule 1166 to implement the remediation. Dudek will a draft application and mitigation plan for District review and submittal. One round of review comments and one meeting is budgeted for this task Final submittal of the application and mitigation plan will be performed by the District DUDEK 3 August 6,2015 Orange County Sanitation District Subject Proposal for Ff 14-05 Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation Task 5:Design Dudek will prepare engineering design drawings and specifications for the preferred soil and groundwater remedies. The design submittal will be prepared in accordance with the Districts Engineering Design Guidelines. Cost and schedule savings may be realized by minimizing or eliminated any permanent installations that District staff may be required to maintain. The preferred alternatives where possible will incorporate temporary installations of contractor owned equipment to minimize potential issues involved with integrating with District facilities. If necessary, the design drawings and specifications will include modifications to the existing groundwater monitoring network and interim groundwater remediation system. Dudek will coordinate with District staff, other consultants and OCHCA regarding any potential changes to these existing systems. The design may include odor control facilities. All equipment will comply with SCAQMD and CARB requirements. The design will preserve the existing Fleet Services Building and parking area. There may be temporary closures of a portion of the parking area during the initial phases of the remediation. Every effort will be made to minimize impacts to District staff and operations. Consideration will also be given to location of any fixed remediation equipment to minimize impacts. Construction sequencing will be evaluated to minimize disruption of District staff and operations. The design will include a shoring plan,a dust and odor control plan and contingency plan. Task 6:Cost Estimate Dudek will prepare a cost estimate for construction phase to implement the preferred remedies for both soil and groundwater. Cost estimates will be submitted during both the Design Submittal 3 (DS3) and the Final Design Submittal (FDS). The cost estimates will be in accordance with the District's EDG.This estimate will be used during the bidding phase of the project Additionally, the probable construction costs will be a major item of consideration during the selection of the remedies. During the remedial selection process Dudek will work closely with District staff to compare various remedies' estimated costs with the remediation certainty, public/staff perception,estimated schedules,and potential for temporary impacts to District staff and operations. The cost estimate will be prepared in accordance with the District's EDG. This estimate will be used during the bidding phase of the project Task 7:Construction Schedule Dudek will prepare probable construction schedules and sequencing as part of DS3 and FDS. A detailed construction schedule will include: • Submittal and Submittal Reviews • Procurement • Permits • All Phases of Construction • Project Closeout DUDEK 4 August 6,2015 Orange County Sanitation District Subject Proposal for FE74-05 Plant No. 1 fleet Services UST Leak Remediatlon Task B:Construction Bid Package Advertisement and Award Support The District will manage the solicitation process for the Project The design team will be available to provide as-requested support and guidance throughout the bid and construction process.The team will respond to RHs during bid process, review equipment submittals and construction schedules, address field change orders, and attend construction meetings. Task 9:Construction Support and Closeout Documentation After completion of the project the design team will prepare closeout documentation including development of record drawings based on contractor prepared consolidated and legible as-bunts. Dudek will also be available to assist in the solicitation and award for the post remediation monitoring work Tarr 10: General Requirements The design and deliverables will adhere to the Districts EDG as listed in the proposal. Project deliverables will include: • Remedial Action Plan (Tech Memo) • Work Plan • Design Submittal 3 • Final Design Submittal The design team will attend a kick-off meeting with the District to discuss the project elements and obtain a comprehensive set of referenced documents. During this meeting the District and Dudek Will conduct a site visit, discuss the preliminary review of the referenced documents and other items that may influence the additional data collection and the remedial selection process Per the project proposal, Dudek has included in our scope and fee time for the design team to attend a meeting to review the Remedial Action Plan (Tech Memo), three meetings to address the Work Plan and potential AQMD requirements, two meetings with OCHCA, one meeting to discuss design specifications,one design phase review meeting and a DS3 meeting. Gist of Drawings The actual list of drawings that will be prepared for the design will be determined after the remedial alternatives evaluation process. Assuming the preferred remedial alternatives are soil remediation by excavation and groundwater remediation by the addition of chemical oxidant and other admixtures the list of drawings may include: Soil Remediation • Title Sheet/General Notes • Limit of Excavation • Replacement Groundwater Well Locations and Details • Shoring Details • Details and Sections(pavement repair,backfll,etc.) DUDEK 5 August 6,2015 Orange County Sanitation District SubjectProposal for FE74-05 Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation Groundwater Remediation • Title Sheet/General Notes • Oxidant Delivery Locations • Details and Sections(Oxidant delivery) Work Hour Estimate Below,Table 1,is an estimate of the hours of work per task and individual. Table 1-Work Hour Estimate engineer 1 LN]41WnL 1..a.d hbmatio G nenc38 Ki-Fcl!"19_ 16 16 2 e W/ Ran 20 10 4 al 64 S ftM1 PW-0. .Cantt,H.Wo Care Pgency 16 1fi i6 48 4 Milli Man-SfMMO Rule 1166 2 4 a 14 6 La' n H 16 N 16 000 M 053 4 < 4 4 16 m cos 2 4 4 10 6 Last an. _ 4 a 12 7 tmseumm sm.6me _ 1 4 6 6 Ca,lsOuuim aaq ePLvekvmenla aweN 3uppon 4 8 12 M MWd Cean,ft.e Sube lRe 17 a 16 41 fiB eenex CmtruW Mvk 4 4 a 16 aL gyenI Co'S- m 6ae"Inp 6 0 4 16 9 RqM CmeaW 2 16 4 22 10 Gene21 Re4uireneMs(10wM MB .n4 v ..Min, y 'tl1 a 41 M eq Todla 160 24 78 R 169 4N 1.2 Schedule Dudek will perform the Scope of Work in accordance with the project schedule in Table 2. Table 2-Schedule Task Description a Due Date from Notice to Proceed (weeks) Data Collection and Review 12 12 Remedial Action Plan(Tech Memo 6 20 Dis6id Review of Design Report 7 27 Work Plan 4 31 Review Meeting on Proposed List of Design Specifications 2 33 Submit Dmi nSubmittal3 DS3 8 41 Submit Final Design Submittal DS 5 46 Bidding Support Services 10 56 Construction 40 96 Claseout Document Support 8 104 DUDEK 6 August 6,2015 Orange County Sanitation District Subject Proposal for FE74-05 Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation 1.3 Organizational Chart Dudek proposes the following key project team members for the Plant No. 1 Fleet Services UST Leak Remediation, FE14-05. Dudek has strategically partnered with Millennium Environmental for direct push drilling services and Jones Environmental for analytical laboratory services. Dudek has worked with both of these subconsultants in the past and is confident that they will provide quality, cost effective services for this project Figurel provides the organizational structure for our proposed team. Resumes for all proposed staff including subconsultants can be found in Attachment A. Figure 1- Project Organization neree Reef,PE Russ Beryhotr.PE PMP HMWG[OW0 Ue .Roll PRO.0.'.R naiMR Uba oRWa Millennium Envwnmenfo(Ina. IARORR1p0.r Jones Environmental 1.4 Fee Proposal As requested, our proposed Not-to-Exceed fee quotation is provided in a separate sealed envelope. The fee proposal includes a listing of project tasks and estimated hours of various staff time to complete the work. DUDEK 7 August 6,2015 Orange County Sanitation District Subject Proposal for FE74-05 Plant No. 1 FleetSenrices UST leak Remediation Closing The Dudek Team Is committed to being continuously responsive to OCSD and meeting the critical success factors of your projects. We have the resources to begin working on the project immediately upon authorization from the District Respectfully, DUDEEK Derek Reed, P.E. Senior Environmental Engineer Attachme Aaesu a:MiUmnium Finn ental Scope of Work c/oms Fnvuaameoml Scope of wok DUDEK 8 August 6, 2015 Attachment A Derek Reed, PE Project Manager Derek Reed is a California-registered civil engineer with suer 20 EDUCATION )roars' environmental and civil engineering eperience. His University of Cell ia,Los Angeles responsibilities include engineering design and oversight of as,Civil Engineering,1992 hazardous waste remediation projects, water quality/ CERTIFICATIONS environmental assessmentiqinvestigations, and regulatory Professional Civil Engineer(PE) compliance. Mc Reed has prepared water quality and drainage CA No.55042(up.12015) analyses for a variety of proposed projects, ranging from QSD/QSP#20144 residential infill cimlopments in former industrial zones to proposed zoning changes on large agricultural or undeveloped parcels. He has also served as consultant and provided third-parry renew of environmental documents for municipalities and private enWm Project Experience Site investigation and Remediation Industrial Property Site Investigation and Closure, Stanton, California. Provided technical direction and oversight for a site assessment under the Orange County Health Care Agency's voluntary oversight program. Acted as liaison for property owner and was able to obtain site closure within 9 months of notice to proceed. Site contaminates included total petroleum hydrocarbons,volatile organic compounds, and metals.Work included data human health risk assessment to negotiate a risk based closure Special Consultant for City of Seal Beach, Seal Beach, California. Acted as the Cays third parry environmental consultant for a controversial gas station remediation. Services included facilitating public meetings, serving on the technical advisory committee, representing the City during meetings with Orange County Health Care Agency. Provided review and opinions regarding the cleanup of soil and groundwater at a former gas station. Contamination had migrated off site into a residential neighborhood. Vapor intrusion risk was evaluated and active remediation was required to protect human health within the residential neighborhood. Successfully helped the City communicate health risk and technical analyses to residents. Low Threat Closure Policy UST Closure,San Diego,California.Provided groundwater monitoring and risk assessment services for the a leaking UST site. Historical data and current site data were used to demonstrate the site meet the requirements of the newly adopted State Water Resources Control Boards Low Threat Closure Policy(LTCP). The site was one of the first sites in San Diego County to be closed under the LTCP. Underground Storage Tank Remediation, San Diego, California. Provided technical review and oversight for a site assessment and remediation at the Pacific Honda site in San Diego. Dudek conducted soil sampling soil gas sampling, and installed and sampled groundwater monitoring wells. The groundwater monitoring data indicated that the plume was stable and not migrating off site. Dudek estimated the potential human health risk for the indoor air/worker scenario based on benzene concentrations in the soil vapor at the site.The risk was estimated using County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health's(DEH's)Vapor Risk Model. Dudek prepared a corrective action plan to evaluate remedial alternatives. Dudek evaluated no action, bioslurping, and enhanced bioremediation using the nine Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act evaluation criteria. Based DUDEK Page 1 of 3 DEREK REED, PE—CONTINUED on the evaluation, the no-action alternative was the most suitable alternative. The County of San Diego DEH concurred with the corrective action plan findings and granted no further action for the site. Advanced Oxidation Groundwater Remediation, Stockton, California. Served as project manager on a chlorinated solvent groundwater remediation project The groundwater monitoring is bang conducted in accordance with the Regional Water Quality Control Board(RWQCB)-approved Water Quality Sampling and Analysis Plan (WQSAP). The WQSAP includes a field sampling plan and a quality assurance project plan. Dudek was responsible for the preparation,design,and implementation of a remedial action plan for the collection of VOC-contaminated groundwater, its treatment with 'a UV/oxidation and air-stripping tower, and its injection back into the aquifer for beneficial reuse. The project also induced the closure of two surface impoundments and a dry well. The successful closure was negotiated with the DTSC acting under Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and the RWQCB acting under the Toxic Pit Cleanup Act.In addition, DTSC recently requested additional investigation and remediation of VOCs in the groundwater in the shallow zone at the site. In Situ Groundwater Remediation, Newport Beach, California. Served as project manager for an in situ bioremediation of a site with chlorinated-solvent-contaminated groundwater. Evaluated the extent of subsurface migration of VOCs within the vicinity of Raytheon's Newport Beach Facility. Investigations included a soil gas survey, a hydropunch groundwater survey, a cone penetrometer survey, drilling and construction of monitor wells and exploratory boreholes, a geophysical survey, water level measurements, and groundwater sampling. Prepared a draft Remedial Action Plan, designed and installed a soil vapor extraction(SVE)system composed of 11 wells, and conducted in situ remediation studies. The SVE system was emplaced to stabilize extracted soil gas concentrations of Freon and 1,1,1-TCA(among other VOCs). The soil gas and groundwater cleanup was based on potential risk to humans due to potential indoor air concentrations of VOCs(calculated using the Johnson and Ettinger model)and potential to impact marine life based on the enclosed bays and estuaries standards.The objective for the soil gas was achieved and the system was shut down. Methane Mitigation, Port of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Califomia. Served as project manager and design engineer providing methane consultation and inspection services for the Harry Bridges Buffer project in Wilmington, California.The project site is located within the City of Los Angeles Methane Zone, and after submitting Certificates of Compliance for Methane Test Data to the City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS), both Level I and Level IN methane mitigation design levels were required. Dudek staff provided methane mitigation design consultation and field inspection and certification during construction as needed in accordance with LADBS requirements. Methane Testing and Mitigation, Poway, Califomia. Served as project manager and design engineer for methane testing for home sites and proposed high school and elementary school sites within the 4S Ranch master-planned community. Dudek provided methane testing for over 1,500 home sites in the community. Methane testing was required by a County of San Diego ordinance. Mitigation designs were prepared for buildings requiring mitigation. Methane mitigation systems were submitted and approved by the County. Dudek provided inspection services and certificates of completion for the methane mitigation systems. Groundwater Remediation, Naval Air Station (NAS), North Island, California. Seared as project engineer for a free-phase hydrocarbon remediation pilot study at NAS North Island. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of various recovery systems on the free-phase JP-5 and diesel fuel DUDEK Page 2 of 3 DEREK REED, PE—CONTINUED marine contamination. Project work included the design, installation, and evaluation of the various recovery systems at two test sites. Feasibility Studies and Cost Estimating Baldwin Park Operable UnWSan Gabriel Valley Superfund Engineering Cost Analyses,Los Angeles County, California. Performed engineering cost analyses and evaluations for the Baldwin Park Operable Unit/San Gabriel Valley Superfund Steering Committee.Various treatment technologies for perchlorate, N- Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), and 1,4-dioxane were evaluated. Technologies were evaluated for both cost effectiveness and applicability for use to treat water used as a public water supply. Feasibility studies evaluated treatment plant locations, well field design, pipeline alignments, right-of-way requirements, and the requirements of the various public entities involved or impacted by the project. The ultimate remedy included five treatment plants operated by various entities within the operable unk El Monte Operable Unit/San Gabriel Valley Superfund Engineering Cost Analysis, Los Angeles County, California. Performed engineering cost analyses and evaluations for the El Monte Operable Unit/San Gabriel Valley Superfund Steering Committee. Various treatment technologies for Perchlorate, NDMA, and L4-dioxane were evaluated. Feasibility studies evaluated treatment plant locations, well field design, pipeline alignments, right-of-way requirements, and the requirements of the various public entities involved or impacted by the project The ultimate remedy included four treatment plants. Hydrology/Water Quality Vista Unified School District Groundwater/Surface Water Analyses, Vista, California. Provided oversight and technical support for a groundwater/surface water study at the Guajome Park Academy. After groundwater surfaced on school property, water flow rates and groundwater elevations were monitored. Water quality was evaluated through chemical analyses to determine if it posed a hazard to workers or students and to assess its suitability as an additional irrigation water source. Rainbow Valley Basin Groundwater Management Plan, Rainbow, California. Seared as project manager for the development of a draft groundwater management plan for the Rainbow Valley Basin.The groundwater management plan addressed both surface water and groundwater quality issues as they relate to the CalFed program and recently published total maximum daily loading goals for Rainbow Creek. Monitoring programs identified in the plan included both nutrient and sediment loading of surface waters and general groundwater quality monitoring. The groundwater management plan also identified educational programs for the local agricultural and residential community to improve water quality. Spill, Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure Plans, Imperial Beach, California. Implemented structural modifications in accordance with the spill prevention, control, and countermeasure plan for the Naval Auxiliary Landing Facility at San Clemente Island and Navy Outlying Field at Imperial Beach. Work included hazardous materials storage facilities as well as bulk petroleum storage and transfer facilities. DUDEK Page 3 of 3 Russell Bergholz, PE, PMP Principal in Charge Russell Bergholz, PE, PMP, is a senior project manager wth EDUCATION Dudek Mr. Bergholz is responsible for the management and University of California,Davis engineering of waterr/recyced water-related system master plans BS,CMI Engineering, 1995 and design projects. His experience includes the development of LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS numerous water,recycled water,and sewer master plans,pipeline Professional CM]Engineer, design project (mduding trenchless technology), and CA Na.59395 infrastructure rehabilitation project for marry southern California Project Management Institute PMP cites and special districts. Mr. Bergholz has 19 years' experience No. 1472209 and a documented track record of keeping projects within scope PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS and budget while maintaining quality control and addressing tre American Public Works Association critical success factors of his clients projects. He manages the California WaterErMionmemA55edation Dudek Water infrastructure Group consisting of six(6)engineers. Water Environment Federation As Project Manager, Mr Bergholz is responsible for the tracking, monitoring, team deligatiom delivarable quality assurance, engineering guidance, accounting, and client and subconsubcondultant coordination associated with each project including final stamp and signature of prcejct plans and specifications. Project Experience 6-19 Costa Mesa Trunk Sewer,Orange County Sanitation District, Fountain Valley,California. Role: Project Manager.The project was an alternative alignment evaluation of trunk sewer pipelines between the Costa Mesa service area and OCSD Plant 2. The project allows the decommissioning of eight(8)existing sewer lift stations and conveys consolidated flows through a new trunk pipeline under the Santa Ana River by inverted siphon installed by horizontal directional driling. The study evaluated 12 alternatives prior to selection.The project included completion CEQA and initiation of coastal and wetlands permitting. Potable Water Assessment Study, Orange County Sanitation District Orange County, California. Role: Project Manager.The project included an evaluation of the on-site potable water dishibution system witin the 150MGD OCSD Treatment Plant 1. Work included water distribution system mapping, locating facilities, pressureA ydrant testing, am connection research rapacity analysis using hydraulic modeling, and recommendations of system improvements. Rehabilitation of Orange County Sanitation Districts(OCSD)Siphons,Orange County, California. Role: Design Engineer. Project included the preparation of 16 existing inverted siphons siphons in need of new or larger foul air bypass air jumpers. Mr. Bergholz was responsible for field investigations of the siphons and existing air jumpers, as well as managing the final design effort. The field investigations involved hydrogen sulfide, sewer headspace pressure and vacuum and air flow monitoring. In addition, CCTV and Sonar investigations were conducted to determine the condition of the actual hydraulic siphons as well. Technical memoranda and a preliminary design report were prepared. Recommendations for the maximum headloss (pressure drop) allowable across the air jumpers were made based on field findings. Design drawings and construction methods for each of the siphons and airjumpers were also provided. DUDEK Page 1 of 9 RUSSELL BERGHOLZ, PE, PMP—CONTINUED FE09-04 Plant 1 Potable Water Improvements, Orange County Sanitation District, Orange County, California.Role:Project Manager.The project included the design of five(5)separate improvement projects to the exisiong onsite potable water system to improve system pressures,reliability and redundance. 84-in Plant No. 2 Primary Influent Line, Orange County Sanitation District. Role: Project Manager. The project included the design of a full-structural rehabilitation of the 350-ft section of 84-inch primary influent pipe serving the P2 bank of clarifiers. The resulting design was sliplining the existing pipe using fiber reinforced concrete pipe. Bayside Drive Trunk Sewer Improvements, Orange County Sanitation District, Newport Beach, California. Role: Lead Design Engineer Project included design of situ structural rehabilitation/replacement of 3,000 lineal feet of an exsting 24-inch-diameter ductile iron pipe(DIP)sewer. Located in a difficult hilly and winding portion of Bayside Drive in Newport Beach, the original sewer was designed for full-pipe flow, but later converted to open-channel flow,resulting in severe corrosion of the famous DIP. Baker-Giseler Siphon Access Project,Orange County Sanitation District,Orange County,California. Role: Project Manager Project included the development of construction plans to improve a 24-inch VCP inverted sewer siphon air line that crosses the Santa Ana River, including an alternative study to evaluation multiple options for improving air flow. The work also included improving access to four existing siphon vault structures by construction of concrete ramps to allow trunk access over manholes. As-Needed Engineering, Orange County Sanitation District Orange County, California. Role: Project Manager Project included the preparation of construction documents to rehabilitate and enlarge the OCSD Diversion 80 manhole structure located in the City of Orange. DUDEK Page 2 of 2 Laura Roll Hydrogeologist Laura Roll is a hydrogeologist with Over 1 year of experience, EOUCA"ON including chemical analyses of water quality, water data University of Callfomia,Davis quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC), and trend MS,Hydrologic Sciences,201D analyses. She is also experienced in watershed modeling for University of Cardomia,Santa Cruz regulatory compliance using Hydrological Simulation BS,Earth Sciences,2004 Program-Fortran(HSPF)/Loading Simulation Program in C++ De Am College (LSPC) software. Fieldwork experience includes site AA,Computer Programming, assessment, monitoring well installation oversight and water 2006-Present and sediment sampling. Ms. Roll has also provided PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS permeameter testing to characterize soil infiltration rates and Nabonal Groundwater Association geostatistical methods for aquifer characterization. California GroundwatmAssodatlon Her software proficiencies include TProGS, ParFlow, Groundwater Vistas, Visual MODFLOW, RWHET, MT3D, SUM, UCODE, Hydrus 1D, HSPF/LSPC, Matlab, Octave, tdA Surfer, Model Viewer, Tecplct Aquachem, Aqtesolve, Microsoft Visual Studio 6, and Microsoft Office (Excel, Access-including VBA/SQL programming,Word, PowerPoint). Relevant Experience Resource Management Independent Consultant in Water Resources Management(October 2009-January 2010) As an independent consultant provided the following: • Preparation of site data for use in geologic cross sections and groundwater models, including programming for pre-and post-processing of large text/binary files • Assistance with groundwater conceptual model and framework • Geostatistical methods for aquifer characterization • Field work including permeameter testing to characterize soil infiltration rates. Water/Wastewater Project scientist Larry Walker Associates,Davis,California (January 2010-September 2010) As a project scientist provided the following: • Watershed modeling for regulatory compliance using HSPF/LSPC • Field work including site assessment monitoring well installation oversight and water and sediment sampling • Water quality data QA/QC and trend analyses • California stormwater/Wastewater permit compliance for clients • Access database design and implementation for water quality data management. Graduate Researcher,University of California,Davis(September 2006-August 2009). Thesis:Evaluating Methods for Monitoring Natural Attenuation. Project work included: DUDEK Page 1 of 2 LAURA ROLL-CONTINUED • Researching effects of aquifer heterogeneity on groundwater flow and solute transport using geostatistical techniques • Implementation of various monitoring well networks to critically assess performance in alluvial aquifers • Groundwater modeling, programming, and scripting including writing pre- and post-processing programs, model interfacing and coupling, and debugging and modification of existing models • Data quality and evaluation using statistical methods • Managing/maintaining 8-rode(20 processors)UNUX cluster • Serving on Department Seminar Committee(2006-2007)as presentation organizer and host Undergraduate Research Assistant, University of California,Santa Cruz(June 2003-December 2004). Thesis:Chemical Analysis of Water Quality. Project work included: • Researching groundwater/surface water interactions in the Pajaro Valley,central coastal California • Collection of field samples(surface and ground water) • Participation in tracer dilution tests to characterize stream system hydrology • Performing various chemical analyses of surface and ground water, including alkalinity titration, fluorimetry, optical emission spectroscopy 0CP-OES),and ion chromatography • Creating and managing database containing all analytical results for hundreds of samples • Generating tertiary diagrams to assist in the characterization of basin hydrology. Other Relevant Experience Field Geologist,ENGEO Inc,San Jose California(April 200S-January 201116) Field work included: • Operating nuclear density gauge to test compaction and moisture content of engineered fill • Observing construction practices for conformance to ENGEO recommendations • Collaborating with clients and contractors on a daily basis • Writing daily field reports using Microsoft Word and Excel • Mapping of geologic contacts on site. Presentations AGU, San Francisco, California (December 15-19, 2008): Poster Presentation titled 'Evaluation of Monitoring Approaches for Natural Attenuation.' Groundwater Resources Association,Costa Mesa,California(September 25-26, 2008): • 'Groundwater.Challenges to Meeting Our Future Needs' • Verbal Presentation ti led 'Evaluation of Monitoring Approaches for Natural Attenuation.' DUDEK Page 2 of 2 Claire Kouba Project Engineer Claire Kouba is an environmental engineer with 3 years' EDUCATION experience in hydrogeology. Ms. Kouba specializes in Stanford University hazardous waste investigation, groundwater contamination, MS,Geological and Envimnmental Sciences and groundwater resources. Experience includes soil, BS,Environmental Engineering stormwater, and groundwater sampling and remediation; data CERTIFICATIONS analysis;data synthesis;and report writing. OSHA 40-hr HAZWOPER Certification Project Experience Water/Wastewater Pump and Treat Facility, Keamey - KPF, Stockton, California. Conducted groundwater, soil vapor, and soil sampling; analyzed data; wrote reports pertaining to groundwater monitoring; wrote and assembled 10-year post-closure permit renewal application. Hydrogeological Assessment, Bheau View Ranch, San Marcos, California. Conducted a hydrogeological assessment for a drinking water source at an equestrian recreation facility. Paradise Valley Groundwater Banking Study, Glorious land Company, Riverside County, California.Coordinated and conducted a water quality batch experiment. Water Well Hexavalent Chromium Evaluation, Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District,Santa Ynez,California.Assisted in water resources characterization fieldwork. Relevant Previous Experience Graduate Researcher, Stanford University, 2011-2013. Conducted seasonal hydrogeological fieldwork and extensive laboratory work processing samples. Designed and installed a soil gas sampling system and built and analyzed geochemical datasets. Thesis title: 'Contemporary weathering fluxes and the importance of solute reservoirs along an erosional gradient, Feather River,California.' Procurement Team, Algae Systems, 2013. Assisted with detail engineering and procurement to facilitate the construction of an integrated biorefinery. GIS lab Assistant, Stanford Geospatial Center, 2012-2013. Maintained and organized large numbers of geospatial datasets. Assisted students and faculty one-on-one with geographic information system(GIS)analysis projects. Teaching Assistant, Stanford University, 2012. Organized curriculum and class logistics for a course with more than 45 students. Taught weekly 3-hour software lab sessions, and assisted students one-on-one with final project research and analysis. Field Research Assistant, Carnegie Institute of Science, 2012. Assisted in sample collection for the dissertation research of Jennifer Johnson, investigating the evolution of C4 photosynthesis in the Flaverinae lineage.Coordinated the extensive logistics of a more than 3,000-mile research DUDEK Page 1 of 2 CLAIRE KOUBA - CONTINUED expedition to three field sites: the Grand Canyon, desert marshes in New Mexico, and West Texas. Grand Canyon Youth Science Instructor, Grand Canyon Youth Program, 2012. Provided scientific instruction to 10 youths 05-19 years old) on a 9-day Grand Canyon rafting trip, including instruction in basic scientific fieldwork(collecting soil,water,and plant tissue samples). Development Pontius Avenue Phase 2, Carey Pontius, LLC, Los Angeles, California. Coordinated and supervised the excavation of soil impacted with heavy metals. Newhall Ranch Surveys Project, Newhall Land and Farming Company, Santa Cull California.Assisted in hydrological and geotechnical fieldwork and data analysis. Westar's Goleta Mixed-Use Village, Westar Associates, Goleta, California. Conducted stormwater inspections and sampling, compiled maps of stormwater compliance measures. Energy McCoy Solar Energy, First Solar Electric Inc, Riverside County, California. Assisted in writing a site-specific Health and Safety Plan for environmental monitors at the McCoy Solar Energy Project construction site near Blythe,California. Former USA Petroleum Refinery Environmental Consulting, Dal Investment Group, Inc, Ventura, California. Planned and conducted soil and stormwater sampling for multiple constituents in conjunction with the decommissioning of a petroleum refinery complex. DUDEK Page 2 of 2 Attachment B Millennium Environmental,Inc. 2936 Fist Corneredn,Street Anandre,CA 92806 PH:(714)2384122 FAX:(714)2384166 Project Proposal $3,351.00 Client:Dudek Proposal fl: M221-15 Site Name:Fountim Valley-OCSD Plant I Proposal Date:July 2,2015 Site Location: Est.Project Duntiao: IS Days Found.Valley ,CA Requested By: Susie Smith Scope of Work Task 1-Utilizing Millennium's Geoprobe 6600 truck mounted DPT rig,conduct soil and groundwater sampling at but(10)locations afi-site. Task 2-Surface coring will not be necessary,all locations are expected to be in asphalt Hand augering will not be necessary prior f drilling. Task 3-At tee(10)locations,conduct continuous core soil sampling to a depth of20-fee[bgs.Collett a grab groundwater sample at each location.MEI will be prepareA to install a temporary PVC wall,if conditions dictate. Task 4-Using Millennium's peristaltic pump,collect up to one liter ofgromdwater per sample. Task 5-Upon completion of sampling,all locations will be backfilled with hydrated bmmnite and resurfaced to match existing condiliam. Task 6-All investigation derived waste,including soil spoils,decon water and soiled communities,will be disposed of on-site.MS will provide 55-Olen DOT approved steel deems to be staged onsite.MEI is not responsible for me disposal ofany IDW gmmemtedpn-site. Project Cost Estimate Field Services Description Unit Cast Quantity Sumand Geopnbe 66H Direct Push Rig S1,800.00 /Day 1.5 $2,700.00 (Include:DPT or,field pumme),8 hrs on-sin,backfill materials) Ovenime(per perm.) S135.00 /Hour 0 $0.00 (In excess of8 hrs.red up to 12 hrs,on-site) Mob/Demob(inside 50 mile radius of Anaheim) S75.00 l2ach 2 $150.00 (Anaheim to Fount.Vailcy) Hydropunch Sampler S27.50 Each 10 S275.00 Temporary PVC Well $69.90 /Unit 0 S0.00 (Ndudes:15-het orblmk PVC;5-fom section ofscrmmed PVC;caps&plug) Peristaltic Pump $52.00 /Day 2 S104.00 (For the cutworm or yfoundwn o samples Mlllemlum EnWronmemal.h. Pngel o/] Prvjee Propoml NyleOow' bWg $0.36 1Foot 200 $72.00 (ForpmsWlicpmp) 55-gellov ID.. S50.00 ach 1 $50.00 (To wnWnos soilz &a or loonw tw) Toro)Proposed Project Cost S3,351.00 Millemium FnvlmnmouN.lnc. 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Ftlfsi ENVIRONMENTAL,INC M 1,1cesac No.816M MRAENNNM ENVRONMENTAL,INC.e a CeMBed Small Basin.Eater mice In the Sears,of California Na.MTS351 MILLENNIUMS 11110NbVENTAk.INC.Is a regbhsed Small Bmmas EvmprhWery Small Basin Emrrprhe wIM the Portof Irma Bead No.IN" hfflL DIfUME ()NlMENTAL,INC.will Wear Me cash mewed hence for a period not-toeaued sixty(60)dmdar das imN this "oval detr. MR.LENNNM EW]ItOIOENTAL,INC.is not reya blefar donates loutilities and subsurDm F.mmmmei timing preject sen6fies. M hmltNMUM ENVRtONMIITfAt,INC.ruely tees aces to Me pnme contract tams and conditions,it is Me rmpomibiliay ofthe client to WW.hS1EM1RM FNVDtONMENTAI,INC. fthe need a pay nevuh,wage bd.Me conannatment afware.Detcmimdon Mat work prtviomly coo,dued Mould lows brm compmsted wash pmeilint wages will be smchuged at E200-S30Wdsy M tahnicas,dependant an the were clasifimtian and associated wage mandated,including any intense,at Mc time that Me dctasomatim is made !ID KNR/M ENVRtONhihNfAL,INC.wan dowin a MOW(mfar ell projech atNkd wiMe 24 hours ofsheduled pmjest slow time Millennium EnvirovmenuL Inc Pap4o/2 ProjaaP ,"and Project Asstamptions/Notes IOu-H COSTLSIINAf2SAREM=)ON THEFOLLOWWASSUNMC?n 1HETEASNMPRONSARE EASED WPWDUCWM2ffiP' MWSOILCOMMMSANOWRN UACCEQfBlL MSANPMLOCAUOAM S0NEFLUCUA2/OW1NPXODUL720NHAPE SEEN2AXEN CONSIDERA27aN,ALM000HOCCUX CEEOUISIDEOFAfHLSWNNSCOMROLDUEMEAL'6SSFA71OU$ ADFER2EWEMMCONDI2IDAW,ANOGCXOFACCESSISILIIYMS PL GLOG UONSNAYDEC"ASEPRO/EC7FD PRODUCTMfy: General A...11lnns All changes in original scope will be subject to addiGmml project costs All lostlons will be pmastakd prior to commencemml of ME work activities Work will be conducted during normal weekday business hams All locations will be available for project activities,access notwithstanding Utility survey will be conducted at ell locations by others prim to commencement ofMErs work activities Personal protattioe equipment grmtar Wen level D is net expeateed(additmnal cost if level AC is required) Delays beyond MEN control mry result m additional charges No paperwork,labeling in COC's to be conducted by ME perwmiel or MD subcontracted labor An territorial,will not be conducted by ME persowel Water and electricity in be available on-site Premium and Overtime Rats Uavis-Bacon or Prevailing w-agn do not apply Overtime accrued after 8 hems omsfte and is clanged at m hourly rate par parson bauble overtime acorud after 12lturs oo-site real is charged a an hourly rase par parson PraNwi into is applied ifwmkend or evening work hours are relocated Surface Caudillo. Asphalt is speatd at each location Surface coring will be not be necessary Sol Reasonable drilling conditions Good steeple remvary All locations;accessible by Geopmbe 6600 truck==led rig Continuous eore dual tube sampling will be utilized at all soil locations Soil logging will be conducted by ogress Groundwater Reasonable drillwg conditions Good yielding fomation Groundwater samples will collect utilizing MEIY peristaltic pump If a teaspoon,well is nursery dime 0 poor yielding fomrtion,additional material costs will be applied Volume of water to be wllmted for sampling u nssuvrd W be<I liter Sail sampling rcquuN at groundwater locations will be collocated into one I mehole cols conditions dictate otherwise BaekBll&Resurfacing All locations will be backfilled with hydiated,granular or mdime chip bentadte All locations will be rsurWcd in vouch surrounding conditions Ifbridging occur.boring will be bwkfllled from top of bridge W ground surface dpvaguHon Derived Waste All drunv to be provided by ME All wiled ronsumebles will be di posed ofon-site MD is not responsible for the disposal of dmoommirmtion iintste,wil cuttings,wee plugs,or containable waste Millmom m Fnviromaaml,fre. 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Lump Sum/ed,to orkr.Allptoleus msediag WiM(30)deH in dmadao will be invoiced momlJYbendupon tlmperemt ofeompldan waist uniscot on fia,m appliwbrs Pmj pr lam then 30 daH m elution wObe kwi�in fidi etpmjat emapldoa No met tlmiart tidal u pmvidd w fixappdce wltwp mmlpmjeeLL a C1.lEfrf JNYOEMATION: Ci@N'f advawldga seat Mille miss is not liable for tie accmary and ern coaress ofMpery(Sia)information(imluding,but net amdd W. .rymfimuom,tlmwkgs,maps,smvaYa means,historical lad smile and opadam,nsults of m vious Site imeniptom not surface or .thsusfice mnditiam aHcung the Sim)Mottles!by CL no is assets to Mil4miwn erW m1morModgn Mat Millanime is mlymg upon malt informeuon ordainfin beprePsonfion of this pmpmal eel sm pmfouance often Malt witlmu Rubber saificatiw by Millemm nth to is aceamry mmmpl. 5 CL@Jr EESPONS®n5TIP8: It is the onto rmpwsabiliry oftl,CIJENT mdmmme that the sampling am(s,x fee form mliBm ad enter mendal dengm.Milkmdmn MU only cogent sample in ems imamiseL by the CLthlaT afiaeaofiemation by sea,CL that be Moo is five fiver wtiries and other powival denser Millmdum is not a based.materfais orwma haneler.The CUNT is respomdble for de,Imallim ad neatest deny heffidom materials or wan, a entd by Wintertime on elm lfappliwble the Rosman,nescreadon mast be x vidd in Matessuo prior mthe pafvmevce ofwodr.Ndthad samry ping edamceofuufirydwamgg.ofbamdomsubmenen Mowotow Ft mthedaandeesulsaf Mmblemmus.m+�a:d ai the aa.Myaapletm rmtletothis iaf elan,pdww wdmingampvf¢afthezwim,mmi be suPPtidm diemiam 6 EJOSPniG SITE CONDITION AND ACCESS: C1lENf Sears to Millmawn and is subcontractors ems real suthoury to mter the Sites mlfill Ran assess of services calld for by rids ADemwe C111314T aekoowldgn that Millennium not no semis airy bemdom worm,pollution sown,nuiaame,orefamiml or idmtrial dispoal paoblma,ifanY.whiN mryviw ends Site The myoambikry farme6img arydircbsmm meepods m any thud pmryad fw isbms MRtakeeeavdieloronugdwadom including dirymd afmydnmt;shag beam sat o(tlrc ClhNTmNw SITEOWNFR Migautiun MR akeemMmbleptmuuom to dedmiudavuge m the Saw and adjoining pmpadm. 7 MSUIJL NCE: Mdimalammainminawohaa'mmpmatloneel mryloyeat labiliry iewmwe oft fow and in m acouw m regwtd 6y the sate in which the Servim are heing pmfo mid;other counsgm include:mmeedal gmaal Eebili y(mending conuacmal and prodms), swomebile liability(mosses awmne aomowmxl and hhcd),sofmaml fiebdiry,and pollution fiabils,imumce with pofiry Emis of one ark ism dagms(SI,Og AN).Certrfimw of a.as govide evidmmafthe above swage will be m vidd upon names and award of mmraa. MJfaaniran fnvieonuwwL fen PW6,`7 PaolaaPmWml SmEfniblm MtVmallm aMa 1oMM1arml¢s and idenal Cl.DNi fiamand anent lieblit,,including mesaoeble created f,miangout ofMiDm:iimk mlewllfial miemedua mmgiigent afmcteriws pmvidd.However,dal such ied®fi®fwn shell not apply m the aleot any Jones,dmmgn,lubilifies,mapmses random,fare,areamibead le on,manse ortof(a)any elligeae or willfill damdvct ofCLmgT win agenn msubention s;(b)a,,,delayelmbmMe in CLDiNEs conduct;(c)on,ketch by Cf.@Tfafany warned.or ono pmvisiom bode (d)oo,ow arireg net of..near of min ennead.win prs-asisft mdidan mknown an Mdverad.edam the daeofthee Toms and Conditnm,andrat ddissad im me meted wale stop,.&.(a)CL atdlm Sim Owner';mnsompdanw wily EjtVlm®anal taxz. CL6:Nf alma to fiEmnify and hald haWess MaUadm door ad agakst 4eblitY,imlaulM rea,eaaabk meted fees,rinsing not of(a)any mgdgence mwiOfW misconduct of�;(b)my bench by CLDNf ofavy warmdn m other obligations he®;(c)all water removal maumna renderd by Millenaurn tome nrem Millemime followed.m provided asvbcondactw in ftlow,me earner,utaNuhd weretmmval prantixr applicable in the lowiry in whkh me nerviasm bong antlered;(d)my wmditim er:stkg a tan Site pow to the arrived ofblrVemi® ofwkd Mlkmian and no actual hnowkdpor ow which Millamimn had no mover%and/m(a)anymiatapresrnmtiovs by CLD34T Nat aoalt k the Improper m3p]ation of dmmrden,sYbtmmt<. 9 L]WfATON OFLWEdITY: Notwiaumvdivg eeyomer Wguagem etas conna0.iv mrnttwil the areal adagDepte Ikkliry ofMillenrdlm wined: (a)ommda halftime tlta rovect amoral,arrol pl,aW,0ao,wbielteuc is less.LTffigl'aeluwwidgw that Milleudtm capons wry metes ddidmd dvdmuams with aegad to recast ad reliant m the smmd revin and mrclmiom Ndthm patty abed be deble are the other f ivudenml,spedW,wemkry, lei inrrowryu dmmgw imlding,bm mtlimitd oss to,l afpmm mrere fitu,inlaf cely wi busirma opvariom,wloss aftmenla, laavy invemrs wbuyvs wkabliry m uu mepmperty. 10 nMfl) RO OF SERVICES AND WARRANSV: Servieo perfimeal by Millenoihm mdc than Agtatereat shell be conducmd m a mama consonant with dal eta ofaeaM akill ordmmlY wvosdbymeama ofinevmemo(naion cmmaYlmctickgin mesane lorafiryunder a6auLrwditiom. Mi0masmwmrmn Met ifmy of inmmpimd padsmd msvviwn fiilmronf mtheaborcpraf'awl emndad,Mlimvium ll,atin oum apace,pafomt crorte<dve cox of the OPe oagkWty Perfetmd ss may be rensombry rtquvd m mraa!swh defenn,of whirl Mllmeimn u mti6d ire wridvg weak zk (6)moat ofinesubamvdal wmpletiw ofswim m dtlivvy ofpmduw Na omertepanmmdam wprem or impdd.md mwemmrym gmnnten u kcludd m ktmdd k tlfis Agre erlml,m in my rwoM1 opkim,as dommmt or omawive I I NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT: hLVvmiora wD leap mnfidmdal al LT.�ffdi fimtirM1ddamand reporm 8envermlhvemdaand wllnet diulwe sander kfimmtim m mY dr'vtl padewitlwm CIID1T authorimdm.LT.DM edvowlalgn tMr disaernivaaanmreueafhhVmdmn repast modem oumidethesmpeaa intented. AgtwntenomoilbetCL�N(tsolesito adondidiry.Thet¢hndad aWp infmdmmnmimdmevy paopuml submitted by Milledtmhain myl land farmer,rato rimmidsent of andal and"notary,ad shell eat be released,disclosed,or otherwise tmdeevalablem myadd pay without mewpa®writer rower atMiDvmihm 12IDGRIS M DATA: Aar reports,daammts err fiedivp den are pramtd an deliwd m CL in complerc orpatial Ufilkwtof11Js agmeent shell became arc pmpmI,of ClJh]JT.CIJEaT eglm tort any Imtotmbk or cmpyrighmble mneep s.dam or m6wor,deveiapd by WHenniaan as a ditaw wmdaea wnaeryvme ofse vice rmdaed hereundm are the sole ad achmiw,propmy oftlilmnian.CLDHT dull Imve mlimitd dghn and ma or011 damw nall,ware dcvdopod undammact to CL�NI'. 13 CRANGES: The CI mryrt my tin,by written oiler,and within me lowered smpeafmis meat,take dwngen mran Srvices did forhvmmder.if any such darg,meta an inoeauw drowse to den ran of or the time ogwrd f,the arfarmatw ofanypart ofth wum adm this Agaeamt.anegamble adjuseam shell benuan in arc con tent prim m ddivoy what,mbom,and the Agaeeeam shall In,moodifi,d in writing aroordingly,keddition,Millotalm shall be enfidd m en equi able dpumaant f myamvgd condidan,delayer,W d entoo.bytle CLOIaT whiWt®me an lnmttae to ale eel ofor lye der Jenard for the performance ofmy W ofhhe wm4lnber des co nect,Whether w eatd demand in writing by Nc LT ..MVamhm will maenMrm submit a claim tardj.mat dda clean,addle NGty(30)days from the dale fen cM1eege was renewed flan CI or 6mn the date MNmmima firer had knuwhdp ofthe theme,Millmdmv shell Mae an obfipum to pctfom the chavgd work m61 a mentally ageenble adjwmtent is mead and esomd in won,by lead panties.Commenwmlent by Mllemimt ofchmged work wily me lmowldge offer CLRTJTprior to a mmml egrmimt on an equitable djusevett shall net prejdim Milleuriure rigbn ra m equitable adjanbnmt for mcM1 work Failure to rencll a mutual agevnent on aryadjttseent hevenderafier god aith ,Rats to do so shall mandate adispute order Pmdpaph 16 ofthne Tams and Gditioan 14 DE1.AMFOSIM M ILJRE: Neither parry 1W be dammed in default of Nis Apomemt to the math tart any delay orf lame in the perform e,ofin obliptions(after done paytrmtabligdomfm saviorsrtdmd)tavha fiom aeY tun be6vd in nemmblerootra and dawn in fiWtmmglilpm¢ Enmtpinof mcM1 man iwld,mat am rat lumitd m 11)Aa of God m me puain ahoy,l27 Ace arf he cm.mmtent in timer iY aovoagn or moaanmi wetter.(3)fire,(b)0ood,ls7 epidoaw,(6)gmantimneddm,l))anYq(g)embar8^e,(91 nequekn,and(10)eruct®Ily severe weather. M!lmniw,F"ramnmmE fx Page yo() Proles hoposal 19 TERHPIAnoN: EimaclhN"1'or Malumiw�mar smndnata this Ag�mtwimmrt must aM for i6 owv mnvatimm gium sew('/) days avri¢m notice CI.O]Pf anal he W614 mgmAm o[covmw type,Gesell msv npmdM byMimm�imn Nmugh the aammchwritlm ofsplao tanbmuov mum i mcawlby bhllermiam Inwtll az anynms math m mpYmd degvm fivishai wpNullyfmishd dam m CLL1FNNr.anaell msmof®onts gmcta®euao associaiegmsneemmt Nermfwim CLE:Nf,havdiogallcam afuvnog mdpayivg claims nnidttg out Asymostmmm M1aem A a^^awiNassmnnefeamiNsaeave w andpmfit MY nnmivadon ofNk Ant®cat by ClhNf thra materiel fiM1ve m perfarnmrybe nvcisd oNyifMdlmWmn don vot wtieu mrrsdrc acuov wiNN Nvry(ln)days(wmom ifauNvriml iv wntiag hyena CLIQd'f)aNxrtmpto(esc rotimfiom the CIhNT ryeafyingthe bilme MVmvitonk tiebttily shell belmdtal m Ne rmmmbkmsN mmmM by Ne CLO?ff th ncnsofNe woven pace(,thmpdcesmod W the lime oftanminadon)mrmmplerion ofNesmpofwmkin tliata Netime ofthc vadmtioa NNc euzotaftermimuon for nnryrason Ne ymsin shall merinrogooa NiN twgotiatiom m mrirc eta fv'radreazotmble quendfimtion oftlm liebiatim m faM h Nis pemgtgN Falnnem agme ov weber qumtifimuon ofaebiaryshWl bedemeda eiapme ender Pma�apb 16 vfNme Toms aMCmNdotm 16 OIaPN : All intho n,aMaNeramam portion albanwrmthe pmdm ariangout ofwtm®g to Nistabh, wNeba goM1!faithsshall be addtmsatlNme hlmuing meaner.TM1eprtia duo aterimo good NiN goda6ammreazhmapdmbkuWemma lfa gad faith sentiment moot be rvNm,the pmtin male ague m slot a method of Nspou tnoludan m6a Nan augadot swL n mbitradam merliauom tmo:trial,w aNermn cfFatiremerhods ofanrmtirc eispum m,lutiom N the event Nat Nepmman weble m e®aoo a method ofd'upou teulvdov other tigerr surt, n,satmalegal romaroa wonolw di nmamuorkapplicablenreut, ao6ceinvarWwith Nedispsm 41oWeitbe emeryfor athmpmryminidam legal ptwWmgsmsemM dispmn,Ma Ni Agwnm4 tlr pmwi collection shallheshop mallewhaMnpnod hawsNgsmmaablc avo yYf,ivcmrei in stoat paidby Cga.S . MiOmm�ivitum mlimdanp AopfmmllatamomNowN hvmdan,NeaddM ens¢ofsoch m1l�on shell be paid by ClgM'. 17 pMEPENDENr CONfEA R Wissadma is sad shall purorm its servicm under this Apmnmt man indepmtlm mnvador ass]cat as the�anal,parent,orlomt vmmte Mllesmom is miploy i to order pmfcssional services only,ad soy,pymmv made by CIMff am mmpauadon solely[m soah sevion, rmdewcl-Millmnitm cannot ago wasm mmifnts an htlulfofCbQNT and only ClIDdf can slum the di podtian of�hezwdoos waste huncadum s rtuieworsupssviuon afwah"anni or perhrmel by othn indiviaoals w firms earploym by CLRNT".at Mere thane inividveLs or fime of motorists anpn biliry for the athvmry of their In CONFORMANCE WITR W W: The vatiity.Perthrmmmmdvommmdon ofNa Agtmtmt sMll be govened and imerpntcd in axoNerae with tlrc laws of the sate w the Jodryofthese waarebangprovided. 19 ASa[ONMENT: Thane shall be m asigvnmt of the nPJtts or obli ti.in ddsagranamot by ether parry,wb6om the written mmmt oft other an,and any asagnnnmt absent aucb monars"I be null and wid,aM shall made the conapading dudes aM obligations ofNe othm party null atW void 16ENREEACEEF.AfENf: This Agamal along wah Millmviumk ptoponl,onto and shout mora;m themum agtemimtaM admtmNn6 bates®the pttimhanno with raper 0Ne svym swim and dull not be varied in in tam by any previova mvmunimuom,neaouauom nnW agsevnmts,whMn oral wAtm,bmwea th<pran with tmpm Inmch anbjm saver,and aoadMon m err antlifimtion wmim ofoay,pmvidoo oftbu A@e sr mt shall be biol Kin o,ammparty and.made in writing sad mamma by Monsanto aM a"Y ondoriml agent afclaFNT.frarry,portion of than Agttwans is bad inwlid ormathrcmb[e,any mmxining portion shall mntim,•to 6ul hoe and eR 31 AM]IT NCE: This proposal lawns m a bhNng maven an the caw m thrift bmnn when acmpted by�by giving Millanvemt Nr®1 wane, warts vletgmmt beuoE hiaamndiuon to&a owsanthmaypmridom,wnttaw tool M e,mfloom[vanyalhawamm�mt he sat thaiNartwconsisrlt with am adeitionbthe thamsandot, rawoM1a,myntaheq Wwryamauamherao,any pan of,,e moreFm,ad Nat its trY sorbamepuoos Nanebyeaten Natytrysuchprovisionsntalesoh dmeavmtlWInorconvnaeairypen othhwater,teiJtmg fiom its accrynece ofdns prope],uNm a annually egteablereviaom to Neu terms 6 aycN to by both pram. Attachment C 4 JO�TES Estimate ENVIRONMEN PAL INC -- 6/30/2015 2270rangeCo 714-449-9937 Dudek&Associates - 605 3rd.Street Encinitas,CA 92024 ' Attni Susie.Smith. Description Orange County Sanitation district-' In House Analyses: +, Sails: Normal TAT= 5 days '1 8260B/5035 +OXYGENATES 40 60.00 2,400.00 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as Gasoline via.EPA 8260E added to full VOC's 40 10.00 400.00 EPA 8015-Seml-Volatiles as Diesel 40 35.00 1,400.00 Supplies if needed: Supplies-Terra Core Kit-5035 preservation sampling kit, 40 11.00 440.00 Supplies-4 oz.Jars 40 0.00 0.00 Waters: Normal TAT= 5 days EPA 826061 5030 + OXYGENATES 10 60.00 600.00 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as Gasoline via EPA 82608 added to full VOC's 10 10.00 100.00 EPA B015-Semi-Volatiles as Diesel 10 35.00 350.00 Supplies if needed: Supplies- Amber 1 Lo. Bottles 10 0.00 0.00 Supplies-VOA'S (3 per sample) 30 0.00 0.00 Note:Ice chest and COC are available upon request Rush TAT Available: 24 Hr.TAT= 100% 48 Hr.TAT= 50% - 72 Hr.TAT.= 25% Thank you for your request. Totil`-- 55690„00