Proposal - Keramida - Statistical Analysis of Groundwater Sampling

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Ala. Micbel%Srnith Alarb 14, 2017 KERAMIDA Proposal No. P20907R KERAMIDA will use the same statistical program (DUMPStat) and statistical procedures and methodologies used in previous years. The intent of the evaluation is to provide a ninety-five percent (95%) level of confidence to determine if a change in the concentration of a constituent has occurred or if groundwater quality standards have been exceeded, based on the information obtained during sampling, as well as the results of previous sampling events by the City of South Bend. KERAMIDA will follow the guidelines set forth by the IDEM's Analytical Data Deliverable Requirements. KERAMIDA will summarize the results of each statistical evaluation in a semi-annual Statistical Evaluation Report, which will present the results of the statistical evaluation, along with the distribution assumptions. Each reportwill be submitted to the City of South Bend in draft form for review and comment. Three paper and two electronic copies of the final report will then be submitted to the City of South Bend, who will be responsible for forwarding the document to the IDEM. Costs are included in this proposal to perform two separate statistical evaluations (one following each of the two 2017 sampling events) and prepare two separate semi-annual Statistical Evaluation Reports. COST ESTIMATE The estimated cost to complete the scope of work detailed in this proposal is $4,650 as detailed in Table 1 below. All costs will be invoiced on a lump sum basis, with billing for each semi-annual statistical analysis concurrent with submittal of the report. Other terms and conditions will be in accordance with the attached KERAMIDA Standard Terms and Conditions. Table 1 Item Cost Statistical Analyses & Senni-Annual Reports Analysis Reort #1 $ 2,325 Analysis Reort #2 $ 2,325 ESTIMATED PROJECT TOTAL $ 4,650 SCHEDULE KERAMIDA will initiate work on this project immediately upon issuance of a Purchase Order (P.O.) from the City of South Bend. The first statistical analyses will be initiated after receipt of the May 2017 analytical data from the City of South Bend.