1994-USAF_1994_Asbestos_Report.pdf

File: 17G S.H.

BETHEL CREEK RRS

ALASKA

ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD

COVER SHEET

AR File Number O

Asbestos Abatement Activity

Bureau of Indian Affairs Site

Bethel Agency

Bethel, Alaska

United States Air Force

61 lth Civil Engineer Squadron

21_885 2rid St.

Elmeadoff AFB,: Alaska/

000002

File: BET

Category #: 2.00

Document Date: 7/01/94

Asbestos Abatement Activity

Bureau of Indian Affairs Site

Bethel Agency

Bethel, Alaska

United States Air Force

611th Civil Engineering Squadron 21885 2nd St

Elmendorf AFB, Alaska

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Table of Contents

Section Title Pa_e

Introduction

Asbestos Work Areas

Specifics for Asbestos Work Areas

Lead Base Paint

Waste Disposal

Appendix A' Sectaon 1 Interagency Agreement Sectaon 2 Statement of Work Sectaon 3 Public Law 102 - 497

Appendix B. Facility Diagrams

Appendix C Laboratory Analysis Part 1 Asbestos Final Axr Clearance Samples

Part 2 Asbestos Bulk Samples Part 3 Lead-Base Paint Instant Lead Test (ILT) Part 4 Lead-Base Paint Toxacaty. CharactensUc Leaclung

Procedure (TCLP) Part 5 Lead-Base Paint Flame Atormc Absorpuon (FLAA)

Appendix D" Training Certificates Part A Asbestos

Secaon 1 Project Manager Secuon 2 ProJect Supervasor SecUon 3 Competent Person Sectmn 4 Project Desagner Sectaon 5 Inspector and Management Planner Sectmn 6 Worker Tratmng

Seclaon 7 Sampling and Evaluaung Atrbome Asbestos Dust (582) Part B Lead

Commercaal and Industrial

Appendix E. Waste Disposal Part 1 Solid Waste Disposal Permit

Part 2 Waste Sinpmant Record

Appendix F EPA Notifications

Introduction

It is the intent of the Bureau of Land Management to convey fee trtle of bmldmgs at the former Bureau of Indian

Affmrs (BIN) AdmmastraUve Site, Bethel, Maska. for use of the structures to Yukon Kuskokwun Health

CorporaUon Under Pubhc Law 102-497 (Appen&x A, Attachment 2), signed 24 Oct 92, comnutted the Secretary of the Interior (SOI) and the Secretary of the Air Force (SAF) to equally share the cost of asbestos removal from the BIA faclhUes These facflmes were formally owned bythe Umted States ?ur Force (USAF) and were transferred to the BIN m the early 1960's

BIN has a number of facility buildings, metal, wood. and concrete structures, m the Bethel area vath asbestos contammg matenal (ACM) present on site BIN did not have the experlase avmlable to analyze the sltualaon and determine what ACM exasted m any or all of these structures BIN was further lacking m the expemse necessary, to develop and maplement an abatement plan for the removal of ACM Under Pubhc Law 102-497 it placed the burden of funding for asbestos removal on the SOl and SAF Addilaonally, BIN had neither the expertise nor eapablhty to perform a lead base paint survey of the facflmes

An Interagency Agreement between USAF and the US Department of the lntenor (Appendix A, Attachment 1) was estabhshed. An asbestos facility survey was performed m 1992 and 1993 the lead base paint survey was aceomphshed Work performance by the USAF, 61 lth Civil l_n_neer Squadron (611 CES) began with on site abatement aetavmes m December 1993, and terminated m November 1994

Asbestos Work Areas

The below hstmg provides a quack reference of general informataon where work performance for asbestos abatement occurred The first column hsts mformalaon showing the number and name of the facility. The second column, the name gwen to the decontammalaon containment setup/work area wa.hm the facility. The third column hsis rooms located within the specific work area Refer to Appendix B, Facdity Dmgrams

1. Facility 413: Offices and Living Quarters

a. A-Wing A-Wing Hall 9

Office 26

Office 27

Laundry room

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c C-Wing:

d Kitchen e Trash Room 3 f Hall 11 g Storage/Me77_nme Area

h. Swltch Gear Room

1. Generator Room.

B-Wing Hall 8 Furnace Room 2

C Wing Hall 8

Furnace Room 8

Kitchen

Conference Room

Media Center

Office Supply/Storage

Cold Storage 2 and 3

Trash Room 3

Hall 11

Hall 12

Library.

Furnace Room 6

Offices 18 - 21

Storage Bedrooms 5 - 8

Storage/Mezzanine .M-ea Hall 10

Cold Storage Freezer Furnace Room 5

Switch Gear Room

Transformer Room 1

Transformer Room 2

Radiator Cells, Room 2

Toilet 3

Generator Room

Radiator Cells, Room 1

Workshop

Garage 2

ServaceGarage1 ServiceGarage1 PartsStorage

2. Facility 414: Water/Utility Facility

Water Faclhty Pump Room

Water Storage Tank Room

Eqmpment Room Office

3. Facility 415: POL Warehouse Warehouse

4. Facility 416: Warehouse Warehouse

5. Facility 419: Shop Shop

•cility 420: Warehouse Warehouse

7. Facility 421: Education Office Office

Ulality Room

8. Facility 422: Shop Shop

9. Facility 423: Warehouse Warehouse

10. Facility 424: POL Pump house Pump house

11. Facility 425: Sewage Lifl House Mechamcal Room

12. Facility 426: Magazine (Powder Storage) Magn_nc

13. Facility 431: Fuel PumpHouse

Pump House

Bulk sample information, material in place.

Locanon" Sample

B-Wing, first floor GM4B068

(start'well)

Material paper, vapor barrier

Posture: None detected:

X

Fmal mr clearance samples taken under aggresswe method and anal)_ed by PCM. FX4B1094. FX4B1095, FX4B1096; FX4B1097, FX4B1098, FX4B1099. FX4B1100. and FX4B1101

c. C-Wing: C-Wing, Hall 8, Furnace Room 8, the following ACM was removed. 43,482 square feet of

Sheetrock/joint compound. 6,310 square feet of translte wallboard, 8.654 square feet of floor tale, 8,426 square feet of floor masuc, 142 pipe fittings, and 4 gaskets. The fonowmg non-ACM was removed. 8.426 square feet of contaminated plywood, 1,688 linear feet of fiberglass pipe insulation. 720 linear feet of 2- by 4-inch stud walls,

4.240 square feet of carpet, 982 square feet of duct w_th msulauon, 4,824 square feet ofmarlite wainscot, 4,568 square feet of acoustacal tale, and 13,840 square feet of fiberglass batt msulanon.

Bulk sample reformation, matenal m place

Location Sample

C-Wing, wall GM4B012

(lst floor stmrwell)

C-Wing, wall GM4B013

(lst floor stmrwell)

C-Wing GM4B014

(sill plate, Apt 6)

C-Wing, 2nd floor GM4B070

(NW latrine)

Material: Posxlave None detected.

paper, vapor barrier X mastac, on wall X tar. black, on wood, X paper, vapor bamer X

Final mr clearance samples taken under aggresswe method and analyzed by PCM FX4B0658. FX4B0659, FX4B0660, FX4B0661, FX4B0662. FX4B0663, FX4B0664. FX4B0665, and FX4B0666

d. Kitchen: Katchen, conference room, media center, office supply/storage, and cold storage, the following

ACM was removed: 18.300 square feet of Sheetrock/joint compound. 1,100 square feet oftranslte wallboard, 6,000 square feet of floor hie, 6,000 square feet of floor maslac, 7 fire doors. 37 plpe fittings, and 3 gaskets. The following non-ACM was removed" 6,000 square feet of contaminated plywood- 3,200 square feet ofmarlite wainscot, 18,000 square feet of fiberglass batt msulatxon, 370 linear feet of fiberglass pipe msulanon, 510 square feet of duct, w_th msulataon, and 4,130 square feet of acoustacal tile.

Bulk sample mformatton, material m place"

Locatmn. Sample. Material. Posrnve: None detected.

Conference Room GM4B003 gasket, sliding door X

Dark room. wall GM4B011 paper, vapor bamer X

Katchen GM4B035 paper, vapor barrier X

(above serving line)

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Final mr clearance samples taken under aggresswe method and analyzed by PCM FX4B1196, FX4B1197, FX4B 1198, FX4B 1199, FX4B 1200, FX4B 1201, FX4B 1202, and FX4B 1203.

e. Trash Room 3: Trash Room 3 (adjacent to Kitchen), the followingACM _as removed. 478 square feet of

Sheetrock/joint compound and 224 square feet oftransite board. The following non-ACM was removed 118 square feet of fiberglass batt msulataon and 10 linear feet of pipe msulataon.

Final air clearance samples" taken under aggresswe method and analyzed by PC M FXB 1512, FX'B 1513, FXB1514, FAB1515, and FXBI516 f,Hall 11: Hall 11, Hall 12, hbrary, fitrnace Room 6, Offices 18-21, storage, and Bedrooms 5-8, the following

ACM was removed" 19,036 square feet of Sheetrock/joint compound, 848 square feet oftranslte wallboard, 6,360 square feet of floor tale, 6.360 square feet of floor mastac, 12 pipe fittings, and 2 gaskets. The follovang non-ACM was removed 6,360 square feet of plywood floormg, 636 square feet of duct vath msulalaon, 3,966 square feet of marhte wainscot, 14,712 square feet of fiberglass batt msulataon, 2,340 square feet of acoustical file, 2,756 square feet of carpet. 420 linear feet of fiberglass pipe msulalaon, and 400 _ feet of 2- by 4-inch stud walls.

Note: The upstmrs library, located above Library's 2 and 3, was an add on to the exxstmg facility. During a pnor renovataon to the hbrary area of the facility., add on support walls were built around the perimeter of Library's 2 and 3, then the floor for the upstmrs hbrary was constructed To remove ACM from the perimeter walls of

Library's 2 and 3, and still support the upstmrs hbrary floor, temporary stud walls were reqmred to be constructed within the interior floor space of Library's 2 and 3 during abatement actavmes Once the new temporary, support stud walls were constructed, the exastmg permaeter walls of Library's 2 and 3 were removed to abate the ACM

The temporary support stud walls were left m place, pending renovataon.

Bulk sample mformataon, material m place

Locataon Sample: Material: Positave None detected

Hall 11, reside ceiling GM4B015 tar, black, (roof tar) X

Final mr clearance samples taken under aggresswe method and analyzed by PCM FX4B0373. FX4B0374, FX4B0375, FX4B0376, FX4B0377, FX4B0378, FX4B0379, and FX4B1380

g. Storage/Me_anine Area: Storage/mezranme area, Hall 10. cold storage freezer, and furnace Room 5, the followmg ACM was removed: 2,360 square feet of Sheetrock/joint compound, 1,025 square feet of cork mastic, 628 square feet of tmnslte wallboard, 6 pipe fit-tangs, 840 square feet of floor tale, and 840 square feet of floor mastic The fonowmg non-ACM was removed 64 linear feet of 2- by 4-inch stud wall, 620 square feet of duet with msulataon, 336 square feet of plywood decking, 264 linear feet of pipe insulalaon. 1.858 square feet of fiberglass batt msulauon, and 1,025 square feet of contaminated cork.

Bulk sample mformataon, material m place

Locataon' Sample Material: Posmve: None detected:

Mezzanme hallway GM4B047 paper, vapor barrier X Office 23 GM4B048 wallboard X

Office 23 GM4B049 msulataon X

Office 23 GM4B050 paper, vapor bamer X

Supply Storage Office GM4B051 paper, vapor banner X

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Final mr clearance samples taken under aggresswe method and analyzed by PCM. FXBI504, FXB1505, FXB 1506, FXB 1507, FXB1508, FXB1509, FXB1510, and FXB1511

h. Switch Gear Room: Switch gear room, Transformer Room 1, Transformer Room 2, radiator ceils. Room 2, and Toilet 3, the following ACM was removed: 1,480 square feet of Sheetrock/joint compound. 412 square feet of translte wallboard. 884 square feet of floor tile, 884 square feet of floor mastic, and 11 pipe fittings The following non-ACM was removed" 684 square feet of fiberglass batt msulaUon, 5 louver assemblies, 74 square feet of duct msulalaom and 60 linear feet of pipe insulation.

Note: Approxamately 8 square feet of ACM floor ule and 8 square feet of floor tile masUc rerrmms m place beneath the man switch gear panel m the switch gear room Not able to access the ACM floor ule/floor ule marc;

without major disassembly of the switch gear cabinets, wluch would result m thetr becoming totally disabled and not serviceable for reuse within the facthty It was an unknown at the time, whether or not the existing swltcli gear panels would be reused or replaced durmg the renovation process Winter climalac conditions did not warrant a total disruption of elecmcal service to the facility at the time of ACM removal aetaviues m this work area (ttus was the last work area within Facthty 413).

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Bulk sample mforma'aon, material m place.

Location Sample:

Switch Gear Room GM2B164

Svatch Gear Room GM4B060

Material Posltwe floor file X masUc, floor X

None detected.

Final air clearance samples: taken under aggresswe method and analyzed by PCM FX'B 1828, FXB 1829, FXB1830, FXB1831. FXBI832, FXB1833, FXBI834, and FXB1835

i. Generator/Workshop Room: Generator/workshop Room,. Garage 2, radiator cells Room 2" the following

ACM was removed 1.574 square feet of Sheetrock/joint compound. 324 square feet oftransite wallboard. 320 square feet of floor file, 320 square feet of floor mas'ac, 18 pipe fittings, 15 feet pipe lnsu/a'aon, and 21 exhaust piping gaskets The following non-ACM was removed: 12 linear feet of wooden stmrs, 748 square feet of fiberglass batt msula'aon, 64 linear feet of exhanst piping, 96 square feet of exhaust piping msulauon, and 3 louver assembhes.

Note: In the outside generator shed, a window opening had been prevaously filled m. the seams having been covered vath joint compound Bulk Sample GM4B063 laboratory results indicate no ACM m the jomt compound

Bulk sample mformauon, material m place

Location. Sample. Material Posl'ave None detected.

Generator Shed. wall GM4B063 joint compound X

Final mr clearance samples, taken under aggresslve method and analyzed by PCM FXB1429. FXB1430.

FXB1431, FXB1432. FXB1433, FXB1434, and FXB1435

j. Service Garage 1: Service Garage 1, parts storage, the following ACM was removed. 1.624 square feet

Sheetrock/joint compound. 80 square feet floor "ale, 80 square feet floor tale mastic, and 183 square feet transite wainscot. The follox, ang non-ACM was removed 182 linear feet of pipe msula'aon. 210 square feet plywood wall, 480 square feet of fiberglass batt msula'aon. 48 feet of pipe msulauon and 46 linear feet of 2- by, 4-inch stud wall.

Bulk sample lrfformalaon, matenal m place

Loca'aon Sample Matenal

Garage GM4B061 masUc, floor'ale (Office Storeroom)

Pose'ave. None detected:

X

Final mr clearance samples' taken under aggressive method and analyzed by PCM. FXB1531, FXB1532.

FXB1533, FXB1534. FXB1535, FXB1536, FXB1537, and FXB1538.

2. Facility 414, Water Utility Building: Pump room, water storage tank room. eqmpment room. and the office IS a 1,927 square foot wooden structure m winch the foUowmg ACM was removed. 5.254 square feet Sheetrock/joint compound, and 27 gaskets for pipe The following non-ACM was removed 23 linear feet of 2- by 4-mch stud wall and 5,254 square feet of fiberglass batt msula"aon.

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Bulk sample mformatmn, matenal m place

Location. Sample.

Pump Room, wall GM4B052 Water Tank Room GM4B053

(toe plate)

Eqtupment Room, wall GM4B054

Pump Room, north wall GM4B064

Eqtupment Room GM4B066

_north wall)

Material .Positive" None detected:

paper, vapor bamer X paper, vapor bamer X paper, vapor barrier paper, vapor bamer mastm, stud wall, toe plate

X X

X

Final air clearance samples: taken under aggressive method and analyzed by PCM FXB1387, FXB1388, FXB1389, FXB1390, FXB1391, and FXBI392.

Exterior of Facility 414, Water Utility Building: The following ACM was removed from the exterior of the facthty, with no final mr clearance sampling required 4,844 square feet of transr_e shingles, 1,820 square feet of cement asbestos board/translte (ttus faclhty is built on pilings and has a concrete floor, translte cement board sheeting was attached to the exterior/bottom slde of the concrete floor), and 16 square feet of asphalt slungles vath masUc The followmg non-ACM was removed fromthe extenor' 4,844 square feet of felt paper

3. Facility 415, POL Warehouse: Warehouse, a 200 square foot wooden structure m wtuch the following ACM was removed from the e-x-tenor surface' 620 square feet oftranslte shingles Thas material was removed from the exterior of the facthty so no final air clearance samples were taken The following non-ACM was removed' 620 square feet of felt paper

4. Facility 416, Warehouse: Warehouse a 5,781 square foot concrete structure m whach the following ACM was removed. 7,433 square feet of Sheetrock. 4,674 square feet of floor tale, and 4,674 square feet of plywood flooring with mastac The follosxang non-ACM _as removed. 5,096 square feet of flber_ass batt insulation.

Bulk sample informatmn, matenal m place

Location: Sample Material. Posltave" None detected 1st floor GM4B036 msulalaon, yore, black X

2nd floor GM4B017 mastac, floor X

3 rd floor GM4B019 maslac, floor X

Roof GM4B037 paper, felt, black X

Fmal air clearance samples" taken under aggressive method and analyzed by PCM

FX4B1168, FX4B1169. FX4B1170, FX4B 1171, and FX4B1172

FX4B 1166, FX4B 1167,

5. Facility 419, Shop: Shop. a 3,786 square foot steel tower in which the follox_ang ACM was removed: 4,880 square feet of Sheetrock/joint compound The fonowmg non-ACM was removed: 3,480 square feet felt paper (wall). 3.480 square feet of fiberglass batt msulalaon, 1,150 square feet wainscot board, 3,786 square feet plywood floonng, and 3,786 square feet felt paper (floor).

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Bulk sample information, matenal in place.

Locataon" Sample: Material. Posaave" None detected- Roof GM4B033 tar, black X

Roof GM4B034 paper, felt. black X

Final axr clearance samples' taken under aggresswe method and analyzed by PCM. FXB1328. FXB1329.

FXB1330, FXB1331, FXB1332, and FXB1333

6. Facility 420, Warehouse: Warehouse, a 470 square foot steel tower m wtuch the following ACM was removed 520 square feet of Sheetrock/jomt compound.

Note: The metal sxdmg of tins faclhty has caulking m the seams winch contains ACM. The canlkmg was left m place and not removed. In order to remove the caulking, it will necessitate a dmmantling of the entare facility., x e demolitaon.

Bulk sample mformaUon, material m place'

Location Sample Material Posmve None detected:

1st floor, wall GM4B022 caulking, tan X

1st floor, wall GM4B025 eaullong, tan X

2nd floor, wall GM4B026 caulking, tan X Roof GM4B031 tar, black X

Roof GM4B032 paper, felt. black X

Fmal mr clearance samples taken under aggressxve method and analyzed by PCM. FX4B1217. FX4B1218.

FX4B 12 l 9, FX4B 1220, FX4B 1221. and FX4B 1222.

7. Facility 421, Education Office: Office. Utthts' Room. a 992 square foot wooden structure m winch the following ACM was removed. 60 square feet of asbestos floor tale, and 60 square feet of plywood with floor tale mastic

Fmal mr clearance samples: taken under aggresslve method and analyzed with PCM. FX4B667, FX4B668.

FX4B669, FX4B670, FX4B671, FX4B672, and FX4B673

Exterior of Facility 421: Education Office, the following ACM was removed, v_th no final mr clearance sampling reqmred 3,432 square feet of translte shingles The fonowmg non-ACM was removed 3,432 square feet of felt paper

8. Facility 422, Shop: Shop, a 4,142 square foot concrete structure m winch the following ACM was removed:

2.210 square feet of Sheetrock/joint compound, and 1,840 square feet of floor ale. The following non-ACM was removed" 2,210 square feet of fiberglass batt msulauon.

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Bulk sample _ormatlon. material in place

Localaon Sample: Matenal' Pomtive. None detected.

1st floor, shop GM4B038 mastxc, floor ule X 1st floor, staxrw-ell GM4B039 maslac, floor Ule X

2nd floor, shop GM4B021 mastic, floor X

Final air clearance samples" taken under aggresswe method and analyzed by PCM FXB 1272, FXB 1273, FXB 1274. FXB 1275, FXB 1276, FXB 1277, and FXB 1278

9. Facility 423, Warehouse: Warehouse, a 1,938 square foot steel tower m wluch the following ACM was removed: 680 square feet of Sheetrock, and 8 debns bags of bagged pipe msulauon The following non-ACM was removed. 680 square feet of fiberglass batt msulauon.

Bulk sample informalaon, material m place

Localaon Sample: Materaal Pomtive.

1st floor, metal walls GM4B027 caulking, tan X

2nd floor, metal walls GM4B028 caulking, tan X

Roof GM4B029 tar, black X

Roof GM4B030 sealant, gray X

None detected:

Final mr clearance samples: taken under aggressive method and analyzed by PCM FX4BI053, FX4B1054.

FX4B1055. FX4B1056, FX4B1057, and FX4BI058.

10. Facility 424, POL Pump House: Pump House. a 182 square foot wooden structure in winch the following

ACM was removed: 528 square feet of Sheetrock. The following non-ACM was removed: 580 square feet of fiberglass batt insulaUon, and 176 square feet of wood wainscot

Final mr clearance samples: taken under aggressive method and analyzed by PCM FX4B0809. FX4B0810.

FX4B081 I, FX4B0812, FX4B0813, and FX4B0814

Exterior of Facility 424, POL Pump House: the following ACM was removed, vath no final mr clearance sampling required. 528 square feet of trartsae shingles.

11. Facility 425: Sewage Lift House: Mechanical room, a 179 square foot wooden structure m wluch the following ACM was removed. 624 square feet of Sheetrock/joint compound, and 42 pipe gaskets The following non-ACM was removed. 624 square feet of fiberglass ba_ msulalaon.

Final mr clearance samples taken under aggresmve method and analyzed by PCM FXB1467, FXBI468, FXB 1469. and FXB1470.

Exterior of Facility 425, Sewage Lift House: the following ACM was removed from the exterior of the factlity, wtth no final atr clearance sampling required 446 square feet oftransxte shingles, 140 square feet of tranmte board. Additmnally, broken pteces ofACM tranmte shingle were removed fium the tmmedtate ground surface area of the facili_ The foUowmg non-ACM was removed from the exterior 446 square feet offer paper.

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12. Facility 426, Magazine (Powder Storage): Magazine, a 206 square foot concrete structure with no known

ACM.

13. Facility 431, Fuel Pump House: Pump House. a 58 square foot wooden structure in whach the follo_ang ACM was removed from the extenor surface, with no final mr clearance samples reqmred: 464 square feet of trans_te shingle The follov_ng non-ACM was removed from the e_enor" 464 square feet of felt paper.

14. Other:

a. Utilidor Covers: apprommately 720 square feet of wooden/tar/shingle ulalidor covers were removed from emstmg wooden uUhdors beneath and outside of Facthty 413, Facgaty 419, Facility 420, Facdity, 422, and Facihty 423 The uulidor covers were disposed ofm the on site asbestos waste disposal lanclfill As an outside acUvrt3.' work area, there ts no reqmrement for final air clearance sampling

Note Where porUons of uulidors extended below ground level, as m road crossings or under ground in a field,, not able to access them for removal due to frozen ground and inadequate eqmpment to excavate and then make surtable repaxr to sections of roadways

Bulk sample reformation, material m place:

Location. Sample: Material" Posmve None detected"

Uulidor, trough, GM4B023 shingle, asphalt, green X ground level

Utthdor. trough. GM4B024 mastac, black (shingle) X ground level

Lead Base Paint

As a part of the b-7_rdous material removal portaon of the statement of work, the 611 CES performed on site lead-based paint sampling of painted surfaces wthin Bethel BIA faciliues Laboratory anal.vsls indicated collected samples to be below the actaon level under Federal guidelines and regulauons, wrth such materials being disposed of as construcUon debris See Appendix C, Part 3, for laboratory analysts and lead sampling reformation.

ACM and contaminated non-ACM wath painted surfaces, removed dunug asbestos abatement actawties, was disposed of m lmed ACM debns containers and placed m the on site permitted asbestos landfill

Waste Disposal

Under the State of Alaska. Deparunent of Envaronmental Conservauon office msued Sohd Waste Dtsposal Perrmt

(Appendix E) an on site locaUon for disposal of ACM was available for the duraUon of the work performance period. The total number ofACM coWamers, cortslstmg of lined plywood boxes, wrapped stacks of contaminated plywood, asbestos debris bags and lined cardboard boxes came to a total of 3,474 each, w/th a total volume of

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1. The follov, ang is a hst of asbestos debris placed into the permitted Solid Waste Disposal Landfill, Bethel BIA

Station, Bethel, Alaska Placement of asbestos containing materials (ACM) into the landfill occurred from

5 Maythrough 16 Dec 94

2 Quannues placed.

a Date of disposal acUvattes 5 May 94

Qty Size Contmner. Cubic Yardage.

242 4- by 4- by 4-fl hned plywood boxes 580 8 cu yd

22 4- by 4- by 8-fl lined plywood boxes 105.6 cu yd 51 30- by 30- by. 30-m hned cardboard boxes 30 6 cu yd

12 4- by 3- by 8-fl wrapped stacks of plywood 42 0 cu yd

1.258 30- by 40-in asbestos debris bags 402.5 cu yd

TOTAL 1,161.5 cuyd b Date of disposal acUvmes 17 May 94

74' 4- by 4- by 4-fl 2 4- by 4- by 8-fl c Date of disposal acuwues 16 Jul 94 hned plywood boxes hned plywood wooden boxes

1776 cuyd

96 cuyd

TOTAL 187 2 cuyd

121 4- by 4- by 4-ft hned plywood boxes 286 8 cu yd

36 30- by 30- by 30-m hned cardboard boxes 20 8 cu yd

14 4- by 5- by 8-ft wrapped stacks of plywood 83 0 cu yd

746 30- by 40-in asbestos debris bags 239 0 cu yd

TOTAL 629 6 cu yd

d. Date of disposal acttwttes' 20 Aug 94

12 4- by. 4- by 8-ft lined plywood boxes 147 3 cu yd

8 30- by 30- by 30-m lined cardboard boxes 4 7 cu yd

30 24- by 24- by 24-m hned cardboard boxes 90 cuyd

380 30- by 40-m asbestos debris bags 46 6 cu yd

6 3- by 4- by 8-fl wrapped stacks of plywood 3 6 cu yd hned plywood boxes

e. Date of disposal acUvlues: 19 Sep 94

26 4- by 4- by 4-fl f Date of disposal actmues: 20 Sep 94

TOTAL 211 2 cuyd

TOTAL

1248 cuyd

1248 cuyd

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19 4- by 4- by 8-fl

46 30- by 40-1n

6 3- by 4- by 8-ft hned plywood boxes asbestos debns bags wrapped stacks of plywood

91.2 cuyd

3.6 cuyd

3 6 cu yd

TOTAL 984 cuyd

g. Date of disposal acuvaUes: 16 Dec 94

165 4- by 4- by 8-fl

4 30- by 30- by 30-m

11 24- by. 24- by 24-m

7 3- by 4- by 8-ft hned plywood boxes hned cardboard boxes lined cardboard boxes wrapped stacks of plywood

792.0 cu yd 33 cuyd

2.3 cuyd

24.9 cu yd

TOTAL 854.0 cuyd

Total number of ACM containers and cubic yards placed into the asbestos permitted landfilh

437 4- by 4- by 4-1_

265 4-by4-by 8fl 99 30- by 30- by. 30-m

41 24- by 24- by. 30-m

45 3- by 4- by 8-fl

2,587 30- by 40-m hned plywood boxes hned plywood boxes hned cardboard boxes hned cardboard boxes wrapped stacks of plywood asbestos dcbns bags

1,045 2 cu yd 1,270 5 cu yd

58 4 cu; yds

123 cuyd

157 1 cuyd

723 2 cu yd

3,474 TOTALS 3,266.7 cu yd

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Appendix A

Secuon 1 Interagency ,Agreement

Secaon 2 Statement of Work

Sectaon 3 Public Law 102-497

Section 1

Interagency Agreement

HQ p_C._F/CEV/CEC il.

I[I.

I.

INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT NUMBER:

IN nP._AGENCY AGREEMENT

BETWP__N

U. 5. AIR FORCE

AND

U, S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS

C

8 20 _ooa05/26/05 and contaminated soil exceeds the above mentioned reimbursement cost, 1tie

AF shall notify the BIA 60 days in advance if them are changes to the costs idantifiP.d in Ph_.qP. I _nd P of ,_hi._pmjP.r_" (.E:;ee Phase 1 and 2 "For the ¢o=1:

breakdowns). = r

BIA intends this amnzmt tn r,nvP.r l"hP. fnllnwin o co._s:

i

PHASE 1 OF PROJECT." ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AND THE REMOVAL OF

ASBESTOS, HAZARDOU_ WASTES/MATERIALS, AND CONTAMINA'I'P_.U

SOILS: =

START COMPLETION

OA"t_ DATE

Hazardous Materials Removal 05/26/94 06/30/9-4. $ 38.000

Coi-_[aminated So#

Removal $ 203,000

Architectural Engineer (AEJ Rev/ew and

Final Report $ 69.S00

27,_00

Mate#als , $ 1EO.O00

$ 7O, O60

, 8 21 _00405/26/95

V°

5ample Ana/y_is $ 7,500

$ 15,00o

3?re Maintenance $ 26.500

AE Deslgn and Report

Conffngency : _ 37,500

TOT.4£ COST jr-OR PHASE LI F

GRAND TOTAL COST FOR PHASE 1 AND

i

_JI costs for the on-c/re in=pec_on, asbestos r_moval, and demoF_on, including labor, transpo_ _iJ'on, per diem and other related costs are included in the cos'_s listed above. Co_'_ for siartJ/1g asbestos abatement in wf/1P.4"and addizfona/ costs that may be incurred for ot_er [p_/1s are not Jndud_ [/1 the =to_J cost B amount. B[A re.rn_[ns re_pons/7_le for 50% of all addiO'onaf _ in.cuffed.

abov_ and beyond the "total coat" amocctz (H cunducling the wor_ to be p_ormed, includTng cos= for soll remed-m#on a/1d/or dlsposa/ of _reeted soE.

I

FGRCE MAJE-1JRE:.

(a) For purposes of _is IA, a Force Majeure Ls defined as any event orioing from o_u_oo boyond @to oontl, ol ef "E-IoAr ,the1:dP._y* o,' prevents performance of any obllg_LIon uncler ttus IA despite _e has1; efforts of the AF to avoid delay. The _AF will consult:

BIA in determining what con_ti_tes a fOrce majeure wi_lr_J1 ju_Lil;es the delay of the wor_: under the pro,visions of this IA.

Tho AF ":';hallaxcm_oe b¢o'ceK-ort_ to eve[d oi- minimize del_y ,_,'=_j zhe effects of am/delay. However, because of l_e poasib_rLy of a force rnajeure occurring, the AF conslclers the START DATE and COMPLETION DATE schedules in IV, to be advisory only. The AF will use _ best efforl_ to complywlth the schedule in IV, arid will consult with BIA in revising such schedule _pon the advent of a force majeure.

The AF w=ll notify BIA's Contracting Officer when a force majeure occurs. SuCh noll/1_,_Llon_ wgl be inchtdRd fin rn_. AF',_ rl._dodic status reports and will include: _ the cause of the delay; (ii) the es_rnated duration of l_te delay; and (iii) the a_on= uncler'_<en by l_e AF _o minimize l_e delay,, ........ Z_

'_'308 449 0427 EO p._C..tT/C'EV/CEC

v. (e)

DIA OlLIJNG pI'IOVI_IONS: _1- will bill _te _ to the EllA and submit itemized invoices m the following _ddcess for payment bre,_kd0wr_ idenld_' within Pha=e 1 anda_;cot_in_ to th_ GOb'_ 2 of the abestos abatement proJecn.

Bureau of Indian Affai_ Division of Accounting Management '

Branch of Finance and Account_g ;

P.O. BOX 127 =

Albuquerque, New Mexico 87103 i

Also, copies of -,he itemized invoices sent _ t_e billing address must also be sen1;_o l_e following address for review/cuerdlnal:10n with other BIA program offices:

Bureau of Indian Affairs

Division of Property Management Real ProperLy 5ec'don

MS: :31-SIB

1951 Con=L;Ludon Avenue, N. W.

Washington, D. C. 2024_

The following items must be included on AF's b_ling _tdt¢ment:.

(1) The assigned BIA IrrCemgency Agreement Number:.

(2] BIA'sCos_Code:

(3]

(4]

K00600/_4/11480/EOZ?.60HM...25.3G... $900,000.00

I(00600/94/15380/E02260HW'...25.3G... $295,105.00

r

Agency Loe_l_on Code (ALC}: 14-20_699 i

Document Coni=ul Number:. K6009_6

(b) AF.BILLING PROVISIONS: W'rthin l:[lir_ (30! days from the l_rne the AF submits the information required :in V, (a) to the re_ren_ed BIA afffce, BIA will .m_hmlr Tn HQ PACAF_, 25 E Street, Suite D 306, Wmlcam AFB, Hi g6853-_-12 all mounts billed by the AF m BIA in the billing 3"mmment. The AI = wig maintain records 01 all fund transfers from Bl_. and will make the records avanable for inspection to BIA.

.,'8 23 0_/2_/9_ 09:4t _08 449 0427 HO PACAF/CEV/CEC _00_

VII.

Vlll.

BIA ACCOUNT1N.G DATA: BIA's accoundhg dam for obligation purposes for this IA is, as follows:

i

K00600/94/11480/E02260HM...25.3G... $ 900,0[30.00

KOO600/94-/153801EO2260HW...25_3G...$ 295,105.00

TOTAL AMOUNT OFIA $1,195,105.00

(b)

BITIIng sent by the AF to the BIA uncler the tarms o't this Agreement should not reflect any agreement number other _an shown on this document.

AN'I3-DERC1ENCY ACT: AF and BIA intend to oh!lain and obllgal_ all funding necessary to comply wi_ _he terms of this IA. However, nothing in this IA shell be consa_ed or deemed _o require AF or BIA to obligate funds in vloladon of the And-Deficiency Act:, 31 U. S. C. § 134t, et seq., or any od =er applicable =Ldtuta or regulation. The ability, therefure, of: AF and BIA to obtain the necessary funds to pay for the work required by P. L. 102-497 § 13 is expressly predicated upon approp_adon of necessary funding by Congress and the obligation of necessary funding by appropriate officials in AF and.BIA.

COMMUNITY RELATIOI_-_: AF and BIA agree to _'a-=rcise their best efforzs to coordinate with each other in advance on all IJub_u w=m.u,_t._/Ju[uL Publ[c._ concerning this IA which either BIA or the AF desire to make shadl be provided to the other parle/for comment pdor to release.! YKH Corporation shal! be notified in advance ffthem are to he any discussions with lJle [oca! communh_/.

Coordination is required when delays would jeopardLze AF's or BIA's continued goocl relations _ the Bethel commune.

PROBLENI$ OR DISPU'I F,_:

q

(al If a problem or dispute arises bewveen _e AF and BIA, the procedures uf d=;u u_uLlu== aJmfl _pp[y. AF _rl.d tara 3/'klJl tTI_K:B rP-_on=gle e_orl_ to informally resolve dL_putes atthe AF base arid BIA field off_ level. The AF 11th CEOS/CEV and the BIA Contmctfmg Officer shall be the fie/d level poinl_ of co._c¢ on dispu/:_s at: the field office level. If resolution cannot be achieved at this level, the unresolved dispute shall be reduced to writing. _ee Ite., X Fu, ,_uul_lJle ufflcers In resolving disputes, etc.

Once the dispute is reduced to w_;Gng, the disputing agency shaft dellve_ a copy of _he w=_L/m-I dispute par_culars to the other agency. The wrk_en dispute shall also be de_wered to the command resolution level.

For BIA, the command resolution level point of co,_L=ct is the Director, Office of Management and Adminish=/Jon.i For the AF, the point of contact _ die Direc_r, Environmem:al Qdality, HQ PACAF. These officials shall have 14- days to resolve the dispute. If the dispute cannot

_000 449 04_7 be resolved, the command resolution parries shall issue instrUCl_Ons on how the IA terms should be implemente_l absent resolution of the dispute. If this is not possible, me AF and BIA shall have the dghl: tO exercLse termination in accordance wi_ Clause IX.

If to AF:

-J_NMINATION: This IA may be terminated by ekher agency upon a w.;r_en 30-day advance nodco.

NOTICEand COMMUMCAT]0N: All notices and ¢ornmunicador_ with respect to t_i= IA th=dl be effectivo upon receipt _mraof %y rm_juL=r or certified rr_il, return receipt requested, or by _elegram, telafax or ftand deliverylz) the persons named below_.

If to BIA: Corrtmcdng Offioor Bureau of Indian Affairs i

Division of Contracts and Grants Admirdscradon

MS: 334-SIB

1951 Cor_LiLGldon Avenue, N. W.

Washington, D. C. 2024_

Telephone Number: (202) 208-2825

HC_ PACAF/C_-V

25 E Sl:rea¢, Suite D306

HicgKam AI=B, HI 96853-6412

Telephone Number:. (8081 448-669¢, SCOPE

(a)

O!= AGREEMI=NT:

i

This IA is the errdre agreement between BIA and the AF. All prior discussions, drafts and wr_nga are express_/sul_erseded by thLs IA and may not be used by BIA or the AF to van/1_, terms of this/nteragency Agreement.

(c)

This IA extends only to Re coverage of obligations placed upon D01 and

AF by P.L. 102-4_7. This IA is not and shall not be inzerpmted as an admission of lisbErty on the part of either BIA or _e AF for any purpose under any =_L_te, law, or regulation of the Un/ted States.

i

This IA slla|! not be interpreted as a waiverlof a [irr.;_Lion on any legal right: etther BIA or _he AF may have against: any person, not a party to rid= IA, to recover costs or pu_ue any othe_ remedy at law or In equity for co.z<u'n;._a_on pre_ent on the 27 ac_es _a_ is the subject of d_e IA.

For purposes of this clau_e, e metes and bounds description of the real property, sui_ject to this IA's terms, is appended. The appencltx Is incorporated into _his IA by reference.

_: The individuals sk_ning this agreernent on bel_lf of the Ai: and BIA cerdfy they are authorized to bind their respective agencie._ to this IA. AF and BIA unde,'sLand they will ._eah inntlr rJ_sts and .ohlioabe. funds in reliance_ on this certification.

_QII. INTEr: It is the intentof AF and BIA that if arn/_portion of this IA is determined to be void or invalid, that to the exl_nt po_ible, the remainder of the IA be carried out fully.

XIV. EFFE_ _IrE DATE: This lnteragenc,! Agreemen_ is effective at the _me born _e AF and BIA have signed the document. 7"he L4: remains M efface un_7 the terms of the /,4 are fully met or unZl[ eiz_e_ AF or BIA execute the

7"ERMINA T/ON CLAUSE.

In Wit_ess Whereof, the par'des hereto have executed this Interagency Agreemenl:as of the day and year firs'l: w='iLt=n.

Carol Bacon

Dlre_-_or, 0tflce of Management: & Adrnlnl_u=Eon Bureau_f Indian Affairs

Contra_ 0 0ffie_r I_.0-4200-0_7 Bureau of Indi_a Affairs

K60094_006

Document Conl:rol Number

C

_!4-20-06_39

18 26

Section 2

Statement of Work

ATTACHMENT 1

STATEMENT OF WORK

The U. S. Air Force (AF) shall:

A. Provide personnel and equipment, necessary to perform all abatement and/or removal of _asbestos, hazardous waste/materials removal,-tank demolition and removal of contaminated soil exceeding State of Alaska Depa, b,,ent of Environment"el Con.sews'don soil cleanup guidclinc_ from the facil_as and 27 acres of land to be conveyed to the YKH

Corporation, .H.az_rdous Materials Removal: Hazardous materials found on site shall be containerized, propedy labeled, and shipped to DRMO EDF AFB AK for (fsposal. If asbestos is found, proper abatement shall be completed and asbestos debris shall be disposed of in a permi=ed asbestos landfill.

_: Ul_iidors and associated piping encountered during the abatementJremoval actions described in this statement of work w_l be removed if a safaty hazard is created as a result -' of any of these abatement/remnwi antinn._. Other_se udlidors and associated piping will remain in place.

Attachment 3

Public Law 102-497

PUBLIC LAW 102-4.97

SECTION 13-TRANSFER OF BUREAU OF INDIAN

AFFAIRS" ADMINISTRATIVE SITE IN BETHEL.

ALASKA, TO THE YUKON KUSKOKWIM HEALTH

CORPORATION

09:5_ _808 449 0427 HQ PAC.,_/CEV/CEC

PJ_ 102--497

C 106 SLAT. 3260

.05/20/05

09:54 _808 449 0427 ItQ PACAF/CEY/CEC

P.L. I02-_97

106 STAT. 3261

Appendix B

Facility Diagrams

!,8 33

Facility Diagrams

FaclhW

421 *

422 *

423 *

424 *

425 *

426 *

431 *

Nanle:

Site Plan

Office and Quarters Buildang

Water UtilityBmldmg

POL Warehouse

Warehouse (Conerete Tower)

Shop (Steel Tower)

Warehouse (Steel Tower)

EducaUon Office

Shop (Concrm¢ Tower)

Warehouse (Steel Tower)

POL Pump House

Sewage Lift House

Magazine (Powder Storage)

Fuel Pump House

* Diagrams not available.

Gross Square Feet

60,072

1,927

5,781

3,786

4,142

1,938 r-_

',_8 34 i

To Bld 8 426

½ mile

8 35

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_II' 4' 4 _ 1' _r I

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QUA_T_g_

_¢Tm_PL.

_---¢ _, c,_, i

47fl

_-o

..... 4., A u .... ., IIII

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Bldg 413:

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A Wing, Second Floor

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U II--

4-

Bldg 413: B Wing, First Floor

........." " " ' - '"8 39

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$1dg 413: B Wing, Second IFloo_

_idg 413: C Wing, First Floor

-" ' .. ':]8 4 1

Bldg 413: C Wing, Second Floor.

Bldg 413:

Bldg 413: Trash Room3

Bldg 413: Hall II, First Floor

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Hall II, Second FloorBldg 413:

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,Bldg 413: Storage/Mezzanine Area

_Idg 413: Switch Gear Room, First Floor

5_

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Bldg 413: Switch Gear Room, Second Floor

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Bldg 413: Generator Room

Bldg 413: Service Garage 1

UTI LIT",( bLDg./-t-I 9

I_ETHEL, ALA,SKA.

lob '" 1

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GP-,.OS_ "_:;)FT-- __10

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Appendix C

Laboratory Analysis

Pan I Asbestos

Part 2 Asbestos

Part 3 Lead-Base Pmnt

Part 4 Lead=Base Prom

Part 5 Lead-Base P:unt

Final Air Clearance Samples

Bulk Samples

Instant Lead Test (ILT)

Toxaca .ty Charac_ensUc Leaching

Procedure (TCLP)

Flame Atomic Absorpaon (FLAA)

Part 1

Asbestos: Final Air Clearance Samples

L1/05174 1110_i94

_1481794 F14_1795 {

A-H]H62N0 A"41IN5ZN} {

FLRAPTLZ FiR M.H_L {

10;2_ PH 10:2_ I:H :

0_s_6 p_ 0V:56 _ :

I 69_.00: 6_.00 :

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4¢19.40 il56.00

Z: 2_

0.000 ,_.822

0.00L O,OOL

O,OtO O,O40

O,OLO O.0LO

Less t_an 100 Less than100

0,00705 0.00765

LOW LOi

XONE MOPE

_,70

3.822

0,001

0.04_

0,0L0 ;

Less thin LO0:

0.0076_ I

LDu {

NOX£ |

10:2] PH

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4158.00

AN_YOT,

,{', MILLAAo,111

Facility 413, A Wing hOV.-07'g4(MOW) f_- 11TH CEOS/DEHH

ATTH: DONLYON

21-685 2NDSTREET

ELNEHOORFAFB_ AK 99506

Alaska

.,8 G3

Quality Control & Technical Services, Ltd.

l)rotesalonal Enl_necring and Testing Services 184 East 53rd Avenue .,Machorage, .,Masks 99518-1222

• 9071561-2400 90"1LS62-0439 _.AX/S63-131 $

ASBESTOSAIR HONITORIHOREPORT Report Date : 18-Jul-94 RUSH5 HN

Client Number : 1910020

Client Ret. Hu.z F65501-91-D0006/5000

Report I 85 PAGE1 OF 2 Collected By ; CLIENT

:LAB! I A94 3876

:DATESAMPLED: 07117194

: I

ILOCATION I F1461094

I I O-HlH6

: APT12

_8TARTTINE I 04143 PH

:ENB TIHE _ 06105 AN

:TOTALTIRE _ 002,00

IFLOHRATE _ 4.10

_(llnin} I

:VOLUflE _ 3298.20

:CASSETTESIZE I 25

f--'LTER DEHS[TY] 7,643

,._O l 0.002

IFIBERSIFIELDJ 0.060

I

IBLANKCOUNT _ 0,000

_FIBERS/CC l Less than tO0

:aHR TNA I

IFIELD AREA : 0.00705

Z

IBACK6ROUNB : LON

IPARTICOLATEOt

:FILTER I NONE

:DISCOLORIZAT'NI

A94 3677 I A94 3876 : A94 3879 : A94 3880 i A94 3881

07/17/94 I 07117194 ; 07117/94 _ 07/17/94 I 07/17/94

FX481095 _ F14S1096 _ FX4BI097 _ FX4BI098 _ FX4BI099

B-NIH6 _ B-HlH6 _ _-HZH6 _ B-NIHG : B-glHB

APT. 13 ] APT. 12 l APT. 14 ' UPSTRS/HLLNY_ OUTSD6LD6

04:43 PH _ 04143 PH _ 04143 Pfl : 04142 PNI 03132 P_

06105 AN : 06;05 AN i 06:05 AH : 06104 Aft _ 06:11 fin

802.00 i 802.00 I 802.00 _ 602.00 _ 879.00

4.00 : 4.00 : L90 : 4.00 : 3.00

3208,00 : 3200.00 ; 3Z27.80 : 3208,00 : 2637,00

25 : 25 _ 25 I 25 : 25

O,OOO: 3.622 : L822 : 3.822 : 3,822

0.002 _ 0,002 I 0.002 : 0.002 _ 0.002

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0,000 ; 0.030 _ 0.030 I 0,030 _ 0.030 I _l- I

0.040 : 0.000 : 0,000 : 0,000 i 0.000

Less than tOO I Less than LOBl Less than LOB; Less than LOO_ Less than LOB

0.00785 I 0.00785 I 0.00785 I 0.00785 I 0.00785

LOg : LOH _ LOH : LON _ LOg

NONE : NONE I HONE _ HONE _ HONE

9. ROBINSON

Facility 413, Ouahty Assurance Officer

B Wing t"-- HTH CEOS/DEHN

ATTN: DONLYON

21-B85 2HBSTREET

,, 6 4 Alaska Oualily (;t)ntrol & Technical ,_ervlceS, Ltd.

[ol_ibl_,l],l[ EII_IllU61111] ;J[ld T_[IEIg S,zrvicc_

18,1 East 53rd Avenue Anchot_,tg_ Alaska 99518-1222 eO'l/_ol _lOO M07/$o2 64J_ I_A_C/_,_d, 131_

ASBESTOSAlE HUNITORIN6REPORT Report Bate : 18-Ju1-94 RUSH5 HE

Clsent Hoober : 1910028

Client Ref. No,: F65501-eJ-DO006/5005

ILAO !

IOATESABPLED _ 07/17/94 _ 07/17/74

ILOCATION _ FX4BIIO0 : F1481101

ISTARTTIME I FIELD _ FIELB

IENDTIRE _ BLANK _ BLANK

ITOTALTIRE _ 0.00 : O.O0

:FLONRATE I

_(l/izn) _

_VOLUHE I 0.00 _ 0,00

ICASSETTESIZE I 25 1 25

"'LTEB DENSITYI 0.000 : O.OO0

,.dO : :

_FIRERS/FIELO I O.O00 _ 0.000

_BLANKCOUNT l

IFIBERS/CC _ ERRI ERR

_flHRTNA I ]

I I l

_FIELDAREA : 0.00785 I 0.00765

|OAC[fiROUND _ TRACE _ TRACE

IPBRTICULATESI I

IFILTER I NONE l NONE

_BISCOLORIZAT'NI

ELNENOORFAFB, AK 99506 Report ! 85 PAGE2 OF 2 Collected By : CLIENT

A94 _B82 _ A94 3883 ENDOFREPORT_Aet EHBOFREPORTIA94 ENDOF REPORT:A94 ENDOF kEPC l

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_REHARKS:

INSUFFICIENTDATATOCALCULATETNA

s. B0[I_-SON 18-_u1-94

• Facility 413, B Wing

.8 Alaska Quality Control & Technical Services, Ltd.

. Professional EngineeringanJ Testing Servic_ • 184 East 53rd Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99518-I2_

9071_ol -_-_Oo 90 I1)OZ-O439 FA2_ 503-131 $

IITHCEOSIDEMN ASBEST0SAIR MONITORINGREPORT ReportDate : 04-Hay-94 S-HOUR

ATTN:DON LYON ClientNumber • 1910028

21-8852NO STREET ClientRef.No.: F65501-91-O0006/5005

ELHENDORFAF8,AK 99506 Report | 45 PAGE i OF 2 CollectedBy : CLIENT

ILABI A94 1873 A94 1874 A94 1875 A94 1876 A94 1877 A94 1878

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IDATESAMPLED OS/01/94 05101/94 05/01/94 05/01/94 05/01/94 05/01/94

ILOCAIION FX48658 FX48659 FX48660 FX4B6_I F148662 FX48663

I I

ISTARTTIME 06:40PH 06:40PN 06:40PN 06:40PH 08:17PN 08:17 PH

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IENDTIME 07:56AM 07:S6Aft _07:56AN 07:$6AM 07:% AM 07:E6 AN I f

ITOTALTIME 796.00 796.00 796.00 796.00 o99 O0 699.00

I :FLOgRATE 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.75 _.GO l(I/nin)

IVOLUNE 3184.00 3184.00 3184.00 2184.00 2621.25 2796.00

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ICASSETTESIZE 25 25 25 25 Z5 25

I

I

"ER DENSITY 1.274 0.637 2.548 1.274 O.OOO ,3,822

,CUD 0.002 0.002 0.002 0.002 0.002 0.002

I IFIDERSlFIELD 0.010 0.005 O.u20 0.010 O.OOO 0.030

IBLANKCOUNT 0.000 0.000- 0.000- 0.000 0.000 O.OOO

I IFIBERSICC Less thanLOD Less than LOD Less than LOD Less thanLOO Less thanLOD Less than LOD

I IBHRTgA

FIELDAREA 0.00785 0.00785 0.00785 0.00785 0.00785 O.OO7B5

BACKGROUND LOg LOg LOg LOg LOg LOg

PARTICULATES

FILTER NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE

DISCOLORIZAT'N

IThe B hr. TWAis based on specific sampling periods for each person.

I Sampleswere analyzedusingthe NIOSH 7400Method

IREHARKS.

I IIEEIISSII

SUFFICIENTOATA TO CALCULATETgA

ANALYST:_. BUDAS DATE: 03-May-94 QualityAssuranceOfficer

Alaska

C,G Quality Control & Techn cal Services, Ltd.

Prot'e_lonal Engineering and Testing Services 184 East 53rd Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99518-1"9_

_071SOI._OU _011502 o4._ F,a_daoS- 1Sl $

IITH CEOS/OEHH

ATTN: DONLYON

21-885 2NOSTREET

ELHENOORFAFB, AK 99506

ASBESTOSAIR MONITORINGREPORT

ReportI 45 PAGE 2 OF 2

ReportDate : 04-flay-94 S-HOUR

CIientNumber : 1910028

CLientRe(.Ho.: F65501-91-D000615005

Collec:_dB_ • CLIENT

)LAB

DATE SAMPLED

LOCATIOH

START TIME

:ENDTINE

ITOTALTIHE

IFLOWRATE

:(I/aln}

IVOLUHE

ICASSETTESIZE

TER DENSITY

[LOD

FIBERS/FIELD

IBLANKCOUNT

IFIBER5/CC

18HRTMA

FIELDAREA

BACKGROUND

PARTICULATES

h94 1879

05/01/94

FX48664

08:10 PH

07:20 AN

670.00

3.00

2010.00

0.000

0.002

0.000

0.000

Less than LOD

0.00785 tOM

A94 1880

05101/94

FX4B6&8

BLANK

0.00

0.00

_.000

0.000

0.000

ERR

0.00785

TRACE

A94 1881

05/01/94

FX48666

BLANK

0.00

0.00

Z$

O.OCO

0._00

0.000

ERR

0.00785

TRACE

A94 ENO REPORT A94 END REPORT A94 END REPORT

I[]H CEOS/DEHN DSBESTODAIR HONITOR]N6REPORT Report Date : 01-Au0-94 RUSH_ HR ATTN: DONLYON Chent Number : t910028

21-885 _NDSTREET Chent Def. No,: F65501-9i-D0006/5005

ELNENOONFAFNI AK 99506 Report t 9[ PAGE1 OF 2 Collected By : CLIENT

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B. ROBINSON Quahty Aesurance Officer

• _F_ility 413, Kitchen

._ IITH CEOS/BEBN ASBESIOSAIR NONITORINGREFORI Report Oate : OI-Aug-94 RUSH5 HR z- ATTN: D6NLYON £hent Nunber : 1910028

21-885 2HDSTREET Chent Ref. No.: F_5501-91-00006/5005

ELNENOOREAFS, AK99506 Report ! 91 PArlE2 OF 2 Collected 8y : CLIENT

Facility 413, Kitchen _

11THCEDSIDEHN

21-8052NO STREET

ELNENOORFAFB, AK 99506

Alaska Quality Control & Technical Services, Ltd.

6108 MacKay Street, Suite 103 Ancborage, Alaska 99518

007/561-2400 907/5(,2-6439 FAX/563-1318

_SEESTO5AIR MONITORING_EPO&T

Report # 121 PAGE[ OF 1

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ReportDate : 23-Sep-04 RUSH 5 _ CllentNulber : lgluO2fi

Chent Ref. No.: Fa5501-ql-DOnO_/5_05

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1.274

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ANALYSTLI j_/'wx.._ _(j' 23-Sep-94

- B";-ROBIN_N " Ofbeer

Facility 413, Trash Room 3

IlTH CEOS/OEHN

ATTN:DONLYON

21-805 2NOSTREET

ELHENDORFAFB, AK 99506

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A94 1031

03/16194

FZ48373

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30.00

2.00

60.00

36.943

0.083

0.295

0.005

0.237

0.00785

MEDIUM

Alaska "uality Control &.Techn!

Professional En_ncering and T_sung Services

184 East 53rd Avenue Anchorage, Alaska g951B-1 _222 9071mol -g400 9071567.-6439 FAXJ$63-i Sle

ASBESTOSAIR HONITORINGREPORT ReportData : I8-Nar-94

Report I 35 PAGE 1 OF 2

1032 A94 1033

03/16/94 03/16/94

FX48374 FX48375

07:05PN 07:05PN

08:15AN 08:15AN

790.00 790.00

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0160.00 _160,00

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0.637

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03/16194

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3160.00

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0.030

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0.00785

LOU

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0.00785

02117/94

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07:04PN

08:17AH

793.00

2.00

1506.00

1.274

0.003

0.015

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0.00785

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NONE

I1TH CEOS/DEHM

ATTH: DONLYON

21-885 2NOSTREET

ELMENDORFAFB, AK 99506

Alaska ""

'8 71 uality Control & Techni--'_l Services, Ltd.

Prot'esslonal Ehgincering and Te.atin_ Services

184 East 53rd Avenue An_orage, Alaska 99518-1'r_?

9071561 -Z400 90715o2-6439 F_503-1]15

ASBESTOSAIR MONITORINGREPOR! Report Date : I8-Har-94 client Number : 1910

Report I 35 PAGE2 OF 2

S-HOUR

ClientRef.No.:F65501-91-D0006/500S

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03/16194

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A94ENDOF REPORT A94EHOOF REPORT A94ENOOF REPORT A94EHDOF REPORT

',The B hr, TWAzs based on specifzc samplin9 periods for each person.

'_ Samples were analyzed using the NIOSH7400 Hethod

',REHARNS:

z fHSU. A'_ ,.;._

_:ar-94 DualityAssuranceOfficer

Facility 413, Hall ii

:,L./

IITH CEOS/DEMM

ATTN= SONLYON

21-S85 2NOSTREET

ELMENDORFAFB_A_ 9%_

,,:8 72 Alaska Quality C.,_n.tr_ol & Technical Services, Ltd.

6108 Maci_y Str_4 Suite 103 ,_cholmge, Alaska 99518

907/561-2400 907/562-6439 FAX/563-1318

ASBESTOSAIR MONITORINGREFORT Report Date : 23-Sep-94 I:,USH5 hR Cltent Number • 1910028

Client Eel. No.: F_55ot-91-DO,)O6/Ujt15

Report#120 PAGE I OF 2 CollecteaBi : CLIEhT

Facility 413, • S=o_age/Mezzanine Area

- 8 73 Alaska Quality Conlrol & Technical Services, Ltd.

6108 MacKay Strt;et, Suite 1(13 Anchoral_e , Alaska _518

907/561-2400 9071562-6439 FAX/563.-1318

IITHCEOSIOEHH ASBESTOSAIR HONITORINGREPORT ReoortDate : 23-Sep°94 RUSH 5 HR ATTN: iON LYON Chent Nuioer : 1910028

21-8852NO STREET Chent Ref. No,: F65501-91-DO,)0615005

ELNENOORFAFD, A_ 99506 ReportN 120 PAGE2 OF 2 Collected8y : CLIENT

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