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Attachment 11 – References

ADEQ intends to conduct reference checks for accounts provided by Offerors. ADEQ may, at its sole discretion, contact additional clients not presented as references, including internal state clients. Offerors shall provide at least three (3) client references for assignments that replicate or mirror the requirements of this Solicitation. At least one (1) of the projects referenced must be related to public sector work. All references shall be for work received and completed within the last five (5) years. Include information which documents successful and reliable past performance to clients providing services similar to those detailed in solicitation Scope of Work, DO NOT include ADEQ references. One (1) page maximum per reference.

Summarize the scope and deliverables provided, including timeline and outcome. Include similar services performed s those required by this solicitation. State the name(s) of any of Offeror’s key personnel proposed in Attachment 6, who worked on this project:

Woodland Meadows PFAS Treatment Preliminary Design and Pilot Study The Town of Payson has identified a number of wells within their system contaminated with PFAS chemicals and contracted with Consor to perform a Preliminary Design Report and conduct a pilot study of major treatments. Elements reviewed in the report included preliminary layouts, equipment sizing, cost estimating, and recommendations. Consor has leading experts in groundwater and novel chemicals treatment and facility design. The project gained State and EPA recognition as among the first in the state of Arizona in testing different adsorptive technologies including GAC, Fluorasorb, and ion exchange. Subsequently the State of Arizona’s Department of Environmental Quality and EPA took over testing and will support the Town of Payson through design.

Dane Whitmer and Lee Odell worked on this project in various capacities.

List key Materials or Services provided.

Drinking Water Permits, Preparing Treatment Recommendations, Preparing Preliminary Engineering Reports, Water Quality Compliance.

Summarize the scope and deliverables provided, including timeline and outcome. Include similar services performed s those required by this solicitation. State the name(s) of any of Offeror’s key personnel proposed in Attachment 6, who worked on this project:

83rd Avenue & Northern Replacement Well The City of Peoria has an existing well that is not being used because of the presence of naegleria bacteria. The City hired the Consor team (including Canfield) to conduct a replacement well feasibility study to retain the existing well’s water rights, move the well out of the Northern Ave ROW (which will be expanded in the future), and eliminate water quality concerns. Consor conducted site visits to determine potential well sites based on land acquisition, wet and dry utility tie-ins, and a location less than 660 feet from the existing well (to be permitted as a replacement well) and also within one mile of the City’s ASR well, which would allow the new well to also be permitted as a recovery well. Conceptual site plans were developed according to City well site requirements. Consor maintained close communication with the City during the project and delivered the project on time and on budget.

Nathan Nutter was Consor’s lead with the project and client.

List key Materials or Services provided.

Capacity Development, Design of Water System Improvements, Developing regulatory plans, Drinking Water Permits, Preparing Preliminary Engineering Reports, System Evaluations, Water Master Planning, Water Quality Compliance.

Summarize the scope and deliverables provided, including timeline and outcome. Include similar services performed s those required by this solicitation. State the name(s) of any of Offeror’s key personnel proposed in Attachment 6, who worked on this project:

Cascade Groundwater Alliance project. Engineering and Public Outreach for large groundwater treatment project including a new 25 MGD Water Treatment Plant to remove manganese and iron from the groundwater. The plan is expandable to 30 MGD at full build-out. The project also includes a 30 MGD pumpstation; large 42” diameter yard piping, improvements to a 4,200 gpm well with a new 700 hp vertical turbine pump, well house, new piping, and new controls; a 100,000 gallon welded steel storage tank for filter backwash; a sanitary sewer connect for backwash disposal; a seven bay equipment storage building; new SCADA and controls; two new primary power supplies for the new facilities; a 2,000 kVA emergency generator; and significant associated site improvements.

Construction started in May of 2024 and is estimated to be completed in October of 2026.

Dane Whitmer and Lee Odell worked on this project in various capacities.

List key Materials or Services provided.

Capacity Development, Design of Water System Improvements, Developing regulatory plans, Drinking Water Permits, Preparing Corrosion Control Assessments & Treatment Recommendations, Preparing Preliminary Engineering Reports, Risk & Resiliency Assessments, System Evaluations, Water Quality Compliance.

Request for Proposal

Solicitation No. BPM006379

Capacity Development/Technical Assistance to Small Public Drinking Water Systems Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) 1110 W. Washington Street Phoenix, AZ 85007

Solicitation Attachment – References | Revision No. 1 | Revised 11-22

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