This agreement funds the new hampshire department of environmental service's program to provide technical assistance in support of oversight activities at mohawk tannery, which is a site proposed…

The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) was awarded $800,800 under the Environmental Protection Agency Region 1's Superfund State, Political Subdivision, and Indian Tribe Site-Specific Cooperative Agreements program (CFDA 66.802) to provide technical assistance and oversight activities at the Mohawk Tannery Superfund site in Nashua, New Hampshire. NHDES will review historical site documents and provide correspondence, attendance at meetings, and reports to support EPA oversight through June 2027. No subawards are included in the agreement. The technical assistance will help advance cleanup and monitoring plans for the contaminated site, benefiting local residents.

This agreement funds the new hampshire department of environmental service's program to provide technical assistance in support of oversight activities at mohawk tannery, which is a site proposed for listing on the national priorities list (NPL) of the national oil and hazardous substances contingency plan.activities:the proposed scope of oversight contractor's services, as requested is expected to entail: reviewing historical documents such as the 2018 engineering evaluation/cost analysis (EE/CA) amendment, the 2013 summary of field documentation and analytical data, and other pertinent documents as may be identified by the nhdes/usepa that are necessary to understand and evaluate the scope of the proposed technical assistance; reviewing written reports, letters, design drawings, calculations and other documents prepared by the purchaser; corresponding with the nhdes/usepa, the purchaser, and others as needed to communicate: (i) the progress of the oversight activities; (II) issues related to the site; and (III) observations and documentation of construction activities to be completed by the purchaser in association with their implementation of the site cleanup; corresponding with the nhdes/usepa, the purchaser, and others as needed to communicate the progress of the technical assistance and other issues related to the site; attending meetings, as warranted, based on the TSS scope and the needs of the nhdes/usepa.subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:the documents that the technical support services consultant would be asked to review are anticipated to include, but may not be limited to: #61550; work plan; #61550; construction work plan/ work plan; #61550; permits plan; #61550; field sampling plan, #61550; quality assurance project plan; #61550; construction quality assurance/quality control plan; #61550; site wide monitoring plan #61550; dewatering and water treatment plan; #61550; asbestos disposal site work plan; #61550; fimbel landfill reclamation and relocation plan; #61550; post remediation site controls (activity use restriction, groundwater restriction); #61550; long-term cap operations and maintenance plan; #61550; long-term groundwater monitoring plan #61550; design and construction specifications (e.g., secant wall, retaining wall, containment structure in lagoons 1 and 2 area, capping, etc.); and #61550; other purchaser submitted documentation. #61550; monthly progress reports; #61550; draft and final completion inspection reports; and #61550; draft and final completion reports. The intended beneficiaries of this project are residents of nashua, new hampshire.