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6C(2) Proposal for Supplemental Phase II Assessment
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Risk Integrated System of Closure (RISC) Default Closure Values for Residential and <br />Industrial /Commercial Properties. Upon completion of the initial data review, a "Letter <br />Report" will be prepared which presents the sample collection and analytical <br />methodologies used during the field phase of the assessment. Copies of the sample <br />location maps, tabulated data and comparison to RISC Default Closure Values will also <br />be incorporated. Recommendations for any additional assessment activities will be <br />made for review and comment. <br />SCHEDULE <br />PES proposes to commence site investigation activities within one week of receipt of <br />notification to proceed (depending on weather, utility clearance and Geoprobe <br />availability). Upon mobilization, we anticipate completion of the Geoprobe sampling <br />requiring one day. Laboratory analyses will be completed by Pace Analytical on <br />standard one -week turnaround from receipt by the laboratory. Our initial discussion of <br />results will occur within one day of receipt of laboratory analytical results. Our written <br />"Summary Letter Report" will be submitted within one -week of the initial conference. <br />COST ESTIMATE <br />An ESTIMATED COST for Phase II Environmental Assessment Services with respect to <br />the Baseline Environmental Assessment is presented as follows: <br />Field Engineering Services /Project Management <br />$ 900 <br />Geoprobe Rental (assumes 1 -day @ $1,400 /day, including mobilization) <br />$1,400 <br />Equipment Rental and Expendable Sampling Supplies <br />$ 300 <br />Laboratory Analysis: <br />10 soil samples for % Moisture @ $10 /sample <br />$ 100 <br />10 soil samples for analysis of VOCs @ $85 /sample <br />$ 850 <br />5 groundwater samples for analysis of VOCs @ $85 /sample <br />$ 425 <br />Terra Core Sampling Kits for collection of soil samples (20 kits @ $15 /kit) <br />$ 300 <br />Reporting <br />900 <br />ESTIMATED COST <br />$5,175 <br />Please note that this ESTIMATED COST should be considered a Project Maximum, <br />which PES will not exceed without prior approval. However, should the scope of <br />services require modification (i.e., additional borings) based upon field conditions and /or <br />circumstances that would not have otherwise been anticipated, PES will notify the client <br />of such "changed conditions" and resultant cost implication to the project. <br />LIMITATIONS /QUALIFICATIONS <br />The sampling and testing of soil, groundwater and /or other materials not specifically <br />identified in this proposal is beyond the scope of services for this project. Cost estimates <br />for our proposed services have been prepared based on the following assumptions: <br />• PES will have unlimited access to the site during daylight hours; <br />• Interior areas identified for borehole installations will be cleared to allow for sufficient <br />access for equipment <br />• No subsurface obstructions (buried utilities or fill debris) will interfere with our work; <br />• Sufficient access /clearance will be provided for exterior Geoprobe locations; <br />• Groundwater will be encountered within 30 -feet of ground surface; <br />• Inclement weather will not interfere with the completion of our field work; <br />
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