PSA - Demolition of SB Med. Foundation Project No. 123-076 – American Structurepoint, Inc.

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3 Mr. Robert S. Bray Sr. January 30, 2024 • It is estimated that up to five hundred (500) asbestos bulk samples will be necessary to complete the inspection. The client will only be invoiced for the number of samples necessary to complete the survey. If additional samples are required to complete the project, you will be notified, and the additional samples will be invoiced at a unit rate of $13 per sample. • It is estimated that the inspection and sampling activities will take two (2) Indiana licensed asbestos inspectors up to fifteen (15) days (three [3] work weeks) onsite to complete the survey and sampling activities. • All areas to be inspected are readily accessible at the time of the inspection. Access to elevator shafts will be provided during the inspection. If access is not granted during the inspection, additional mobilization charges may apply. • If current or past facilities maintenance personnel exist that have institutional knowledge of the construction history and limits or boundaries of the specific build dates that could assist August Mack with proper characterization and understanding of the building and its history, these personnel should be made available for a walkthrough and interview at the commencement of the onsite inspection. Otherwise, August Mack will utilize their professional judgment and experience in an attempt to characterize and understand the building and its associated construction history to the best of our ability with the information provided by the client and general site observations made during the survey. However, if additional time is necessary onsite to investigate and characterize the construction history of the building, additional costs may apply. Additionally, August Mack cannot be held liable for issues or discrepancies in the site characterization due to this lack of information. • This inspection is being performed for the purposes of demolition, and therefore, destructive investigation and sampling are necessary to identify, bulk sample, and quantify all suspect ACMs within the building. As a result, it should be recognized that damage will be incurred to building materials due to the nature of the building investigation and sampling process. August Mack will make every effort to minimize damage where feasible; however, we will not be responsible for making repairs to damaged building materials as part of the survey and sampling activities. • All active mechanical systems that will not be de-energized or shut down during the survey with suspect materials located on or presumed to be located inside of mechanical systems will be assumed asbestos-containing. • No confined space entry will be permitted as a part of this survey. Therefore, it should be understood that some areas, such as the interior of the mechanical systems, may not be accessible. If encountered, these areas will be documented and noted within the final report. • No extension ladders (greater than 6 feet in height) or lifts will be used during the inspection; therefore, excessively high ceilings and other components will not be sampled, and if encountered, those materials will be assumed to be asbestos- containing. • August Mack understands that the roof will be accessible at the time of the inspection. August Mack will temporarily patch all roof sampling locations; DocuSign Envelope ID: 8E7BADB5-C527-4326-B36C-C459763FF219