Amendment__7_CTR055977_Personnel.pdf

Form approved by CPO, Rev. 12-18-2018

CONTRACT

AMENDMENT

CONTRACT NO.: CTR055977

AMENDMENT NO.: 7

TITLE: Statewide Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous or Regulated Substances or Materials

CONTRACTOR: Matrix New World Engineering, Land Surveying and Landscape Architecture, PC

ADEQ PROCUREMENT

1110 W. Washington Street

Phoenix, AZ 85007

602-771- 4776

THE PURPOSE OF THIS AMENDMENT IS TO:

1. Additional Personnel have been approved under this contract.

a. Jayne Warne PL VI

b. Kelly Pilarski PL VI

c. Stephen Noel PL VI

d. Nathan Miller PL VI

e. Dylan Easthouse PL V

f. Derek Blazer PL V

g. Elizabeth Mora PL V

h. Juliana Lewis PL IV

i. DeAnn Hauver PL IV

j. Brianna McClure PL IV

k. Ryan Cleary PL III

l. Aaron Alke PL II

m. Michael Lynch PL I

n. Christopher Ayars FS Manager

o. Gary Lawrence FS Manager

p. Joseph Lawrence FS Manager

q. Krystiianna Langston Support Level III

r. Meridith Hathaway Support Level III

s. Samuel Kwas PL II

2. All other Terms and Conditions remain unchanged.

THE ABOVE REFERENCED AMENDMENT IS A

UNILATERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF

CONTRACTOR’S APPROVED CHANGED

REQUEST.

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

The above referenced Amendment is hereby executed this 5th day of

December, 2023 at Phoenix, Arizona.

Patricia Lorenzen

Procurement Officer

Available online at Arizona Procurement Portal (APP) eProcurement System https://app.az.gov https://app.az.gov/

Matrix New World Engineering 3033 N. 44 Street, Ste 270 Phoenix, AZ 85018

602.955.5547 973.240.1800 mnwe.com

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December 1, 2023

Ms. Patricia Lorenzen, Sr. Procurement Specialist Arizona Department of Environmental Quality 1110 W. Washington Street

Phoenix, AZ 85007 Electronically Submitted to: lorenzen.patricia@azdeq.gov 22-1272

SUBJECT: Dec 2023 and CY2024 Rate Roster for Well Plug and Abandon Task Order, ADEQ

“Statewide” Contract #CTR055977

Dear Ms. Lorenzen:

Matrix New World Engineering, Land Surveying and Landscape Architecture, PC (Matrix) has prepared a rate roster listing 35 Matrix staff who may work on the Well Plug and Abandon Task Order being performed pursuant to our Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) contract for Statewide Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous or Regulated Substances or Materials (CTR055977).

Matrix’s rate roster for December 2023 and Calendar Year 2024 presented in Chart 1 on the following page, includes the names, professional level, and hourly rates of 35 Matrix staff currently involved, or identified as possibly becoming involved in serving ADEQ in the Well Plug and Abandon Task Order.

New individuals are denoted by an asterisk (*). Previously approved personnel moving up to a higher level in CY2024 are denoted by blue font and double asterisk (**). These staffing assignments are based upon the individual’s qualifications in 2024, including education level, years of experience and professional registration (licensure) as described in Exhibit D – Pricing Sheet (Attachment I) from Matrix’s Offer for Solicitation No. BPM003359. Resumes for the 35 Matrix staff members, updated for CY2024, are provided in Attachment II.

Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions or require additional information.

Sincerely, Matrix New World Engineering

Kevin D. Hebert, RG Georgia L. Waters, RG Project Manager / Senior Project Hydrogeologist Senior Project Hydrogeologist

Attachment I Exhibit D – Pricing Sheet from Matrix’s Offer for Solicitation No. BPM003359 Attachment II Resumes for Matrix Staff – Dec 2023 and Calendar Year 2024, CTR055977 mailto:lorenzen.patricia@azdeq.gov

Dec 2023 and CY2024 Rate Roster for Well Plug and Abandon Task Order, ADEQ Contract #CTR055977 December 1, 2023

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Chart 1 Dec 2023 and CY2024 Rate Roster for Well Plug and Abandon Task Order, ADEQ “Statewide” Contract #CTR055977 (BPM-003359, Matrix Proposal No. P21-419)

No. Name Level Hourly Rate†

1 Jayne Warne, PE* Professional Level VI $ 145

2 Kelly Pilarski, PE, LEED AP* Professional Level VI $ 145

3 Laurie LaPat-Polasko, PhD, QEP‡ Professional Level VI $ 145

4 Stephen D. Noel, RG* Professional Level VI $ 145

5 Nathan E. Miller* Professional Level VI $ 145

6 Harry S. Brenton, RG‡ Professional Level VI $ 145

7 Kevin D. Hebert, RG‡ Professional Level VI $ 145

8 Scot Journell, PE‡ Professional Level VI $ 145

9 Andrew J. MacHugh, PE‡ Professional Level VI $ 145

10 Jeremy A. Gniffke, PE Professional Level VI $ 145

11 Kevin J. Miller, RG Professional Level V $ 135

12 Georgia L. Waters, RG Professional Level V $ 135

13 Dylan J. Easthouse, RG* Professional Level V $ 135

14 Derek J. Blazer, RG* Professional Level V $ 135

15 Elizabeth L. Mora* Professional Level V $ 135

16 Hugo Perea, PhD Professional Level V $ 135

17 Juliana A. Lewis, PhD* Professional Level IV $ 125

18 Jeremy S. Johnson, GISP Professional Level IV $ 125

19 DeAnn G. Hauver* Professional Level IV $ 125

20 Bridget R. Hoagland Stamatovski, EIT Professional Level IV $ 125

21 Bradley J. Roberts, PLS Professional Level IV $ 125

22 Brianna E. McClure* Professional Level IV $ 125

23 Summer M. Igo Professional Level III $ 105

24 Ryan E. Cleary* Professional Level III $ 105

25 Aaron M. Alke* Professional Level II $ 85

26 Samuel J. Kwas** Professional Level II $ 85

27 Jessica L. Eyrich Professional Level I $ 65

28 Blake E. McConnell Professional Level I $ 65

29 Michael G. Lynch* Professional Level I $ 65

30 Christopher Ayars* Field Services Manager $ 95

31 Gary L. Lawrence* Field Services Manager $ 95

32 Joseph L. Lawrence* Field Services Manager $ 95

33 Krystiianna L. Langston* Support Level III $ 60

34 Margaret E. Gompert Support Level III $ 60

35 Meridth L. Hathaway* Support Level III $ 60

Notes: † Hourly rates are based on qualifications presented in Exhibit D – Pricing Sheet (Attachment I).

‡ Resumes for these 5 individuals were initially included in the Attachment 3-B “Key Personnel Proposal” of Matrix’s

Offer to Solicitation No. BPM003359 dated May 14, 2021.

* New personnel to CTR055977 ** Previously approved personnel who moved up in Calendar Year 2024

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ATTACHMENT I

Exhibit D – Pricing Sheet

From Matrix’s Offer for Solicitation No. BPM003359

Request for Proposal Solicitation No. BPM003359

Description:

Statewide Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous or Regulated Substances or

Materials

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

EXHIBIT D – PRICING SHEET

Support Services Minimum Responsibilities, Qualifications and Education Base Hourly Rate

Support Level I Responsibilities: Clerical, word processing, filing, general administration. $ _____20. 00 Qualifications: Entry level, no experience restriction.

Education: No education restriction.

Support Level II Responsibilities: Drafting, project manager’s assistant, graphics. $ _____30. 00 Qualifications: 1 - 2 years experience.

Education: No education restriction.

Support Level III Responsibilities: Drafting supervisor, administrator supervisor, Senior Word Processor. $ _____60. 00 Qualifications: 3 - 5 years experience.

Education: No education restriction.

Field Services Minimum Responsibilities, Qualifications and Education Base Hourly Rate

Field Services Level I Responsibilities: Closely supervised; conducts routine heavy labor during equipment installations;

sampling/gauging, equipment maintenance. $ _____20. 00 Qualifications: Entry level, 1 - 2 years of experience.

Education: No education restriction.

Field Services Level II Responsibilities: Limited supervision; occasional heavy labor; sampling/gauging, equipment installations, operations, troubleshooting. $ _____30. 00 Qualifications: 3 – 5 years of experience.

Education: No education restriction.

Field Services Level III Responsibilities: Supervises on-site tasks such as system installations and operations, trouble shooting;

technical advisor. $ _____75. 00 Qualifications: 6 – 8 years of experience.

Education: No education restriction.

Field Services Manager Responsibilities: Overall supervision of field services staff; works with Project Managers on scheduling and coordination. $ _____95. 00 Qualifications: 9 or more years of experience.

Education: No education restriction.

Field Services Staff ǂ (Cultural resource surveys or archaeological studies and data recovery only)

Responsibilities: Limited supervision; experience in historic and prehistoric archaeological investigations, reconnaissance and intensive surveys. ǂ Subcontractor $ _____20. 00

Qualifications: 3 - 5 years experience/knowledge of the history and prehistory of Arizona.

Education: Bachelor’s degree in archeology required.

Professional Personnel * Minimum Responsibilities, Qualifications and Education Base Hourly Rate

Professional Level I

Responsibilities: Close supervision, routine tasks associated with environmental projects.

$ _____65. 00 Qualifications No 1:

Qualifications No 2:

1 - 2 years of experience.

8 or more years experience

Education No 1:

Education No 2:

Bachelor of Science (BS) degree.

Associate degree.

Professional Level II

Responsibilities: Collects and interprets data, report writing, provides project input.

$ _____85. 00 Qualifications No 1:

Qualifications No 2:

3 - 5 years of experience 8 or more years experience

Education No 1:

Education No 2:

Bachelor of Science (BS) degree.

Associate degree.

Professional Level III Responsibilities: Limited supervision, independent fieldwork, oversees Professional Levels I and II. $ ____105. 00 Qualifications No. 1: 6 - 8 years of experience with Bachelor of Science (BS) degree.

Qualifications No. 2: 5 - 7 years of experience with Masters degree.

Professional Level IV Responsibilities: Manages projects of moderate scope, prepares cost estimates, supervises others. $ ____125. 00 Qualifications No. 1: 9 – 12 years experience with Bachelor of Science (BS) degree or registration (PE or RG).

Qualifications No. 2: 8 – 11 years of experience with Masters degree.

Professional Level V

Responsibilities: Senior technical leader for environmental projects, QA of Project Plans, report review.

$ ____135. 00 Qualifications: 13 or more years of experience.

Education: Advanced degree in field or registration (PE or RG).

** Must meet both the experience & education requirements **

Professional Level VI

Responsibilities: Recognized registered professional, resident expert, expert testimony, QA of Project Plans and report review and/or Oversees and coordinates all levels of personnel, senior technical leader and is an Office manager that has signature authority.

$ ____145. 00 Qualifications No. 1: 10 or more years in field project formulation, site characterization, remediation system design and construction and technical reporting experience.

Education No. 1: Doctorate degree in field and registration (PE or RG).

Qualifications No. 2: 20 or more years in field project formulation, site characterization remediation system design and construction, technical reporting experience and current Office Manager.

Education No. 2: Advanced degree in field and registration (PE or RG).

** Must meet both the experience & education requirements **

* There will be multiple technical disciplines that will fall under the descriptions of each professional level. (i.e.) A geologist, engineer, public involvement specialist, or environmental scientist with one year environmental experience would each fall under a Professional Level I.

Request for Proposal Solicitation No. BPM003359

Description:

Statewide Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous or Regulated Substances or

Materials

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

Equipment Name Per Day Per Week Per Month

Vehicle $ 175. 00 $ 900. 00 $ 2,500. 00

Generator $_______120. 00 $ 360. 00 $ 1,080. 00

Interface Probe $ 100. 00 $ 300. 00 $ 900. 00

Organic Vapor Meter (OVM) $ 100. 00 $ 300. 00 $ 900. 00 pH / EC / Temp Meter $ 65. 00 $ 195. 00 $ 585. 00

PID $ 100. 00 $ 300. 00 $ 900. 00

FID $ 185. 00 $ 555. 00 $ 1,665. 00

CGI (Combustible Gas Indicator) $ 100. 00 $ 300. 00 $ 900. 00

Bladder Pump $ 185. 00 $ 555. 00 $ 1,665. 00

Centrifugal Pump $ 100. 00 $ 350. 00 $ 700. 00

Peristaltic Pump $ 75. 00 $ 225. 00 $ 675. 00

Water Level Indicator $ 75. 00 $ 225. 00 $ 675. 00

Metal Detector $ 60. 00 $ 180. 00 $ 540. 00

Steam Cleaner $ 300. 00 $ 1,025. 00 $ 2,000. 00

Air Compressor $ 75. 00 $ 225. 00 $ 675. 00

Dissolved Oxygen Meter $ 85. 00 $ 255. 00 $ 765. 00

Submersible Pump $ 250. 00 $ 750. 00 $ 2,250. 00

X-ray Fluorescent (XRF) $ 450. 00 $ 1,800. 00 $ 4,500. 00

Mini Ram $ 95. 00 $ 300. 00 $ 900. 00

Bailer (reusable) $ 30. 00 $ 90. 00 $ 150. 00

Hand Auger $ 100. 00 $ 300. 00 $ 900. 00

Impact Sampler $ 35. 00 $ 65. 00 $ 180. 00

GPS Equipment $ 45. 00 $ 135. 00 $ 405. 00

Flow Meter $ 100. 00 $ 300. 00 $ 900. 00

Discrete Interval Sampler $ 45. 00 $ 135. 00 $ 405. 00

Flow Through Cell $ 50. 00 $ 150. 00 $ 450. 00

Pressure Transducer, Cable and Data Logger $ 110. 00 $ 330. 00 $ 990. 00

Level C Field Work $ 300. 00 $ 1,200. 00 $ 4,000. 00

Dec 2023 and CY2024 Rate Roster for Well Plug and Abandon Task Order Contract #CTR055977 December 1, 2023

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ATTACHMENT II

RESUMES FOR MATRIX STAFF – DEC 2023 AND CALENDAR YEAR 2024

Contract No.: CTR055977 Title: Statewide Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous or Regulated Substances or Materials

1. Jayne Warne, PE*

2. Kelly Pilarski, PE, LEED AP*

3. Laurie LaPat-Polasko, PhD, QEP

4. Stephen D. Noel, RG*

5. Nathan E. Miller*

6. Harry S. Brenton, RG

7. Kevin D. Hebert, RG

8. Scot Journell, PE

9. Andrew J. MacHugh, PE

10. Jeremy A. Gniffke, RG

11. Kevin J. Miller, RG

12. Georgia L. Waters, RG

13. Dylan J. Easthouse, RG*

14. Derek J. Blazer, RG*

15. Elizabeth L. Mora*

16. Hugo Perea, PhD

17. Juliana A. Lewis, PhD*

18. Jeremy S. Johnson, GISP

19. DeAnn G. Hauver*

20. Bridget R. Hoagland Stamatovski, EIT

21. Bradley J. Roberts, PLS

22. Brianna E. McClure*

23. Summer M. Igo

24. Ryan E. Cleary*

25. Aaron M. Alke*

26. Samuel J. Kwas**

27. Jessica L. Eyrich

28. Blake E. McConnell

29. Michael G. Lynch*

30. Christopher Ayars*

31. Gary L. Lawrence*

32. Joseph L. Lawrence*

33. Krystiianna L. Langston*

34. Margaret E. Gompert

35. Meridith L. Hathaway*

Notes: * = New personnel to CTR055977 ** = Previously approved personnel who moved up in Calendar Year 2024

JAYNE WARNE, PE

President/Principal-in-Charge

Years in Profession: 38 Years with Firm: 34

Professional Qualifications Jayne Warne is President of Matrix New World Engineering and is responsible for the direction and operations of the firm. Ms. Warne has directed diverse and complex environmental and geotechnical projects requiring site assessments, site remediation, engineering design and construction management. She is expert at Remedial Investigation Feasibility Study (RI/FS) report preparation, data evaluation and compilation. Her experience also includes development of Discharge/Pollution Prevention Plans for major oil and chemical facilities.

Professional Experience Central Railroad of New Jersey Ferry Terminal, Liberty State Park, Jersey City, NJ – Project Director responsible for overseeing marine engineering, hydrographic surveying, diving, and permitting services for the reconstruction of the ferry terminal at Liberty State Park. The berths are substantially shoaled with sediment, and all piers require replacement. Matrix is providing the following services in support of the Project Team:

• Underwater inspection of marine structures

• Hydrographic surveying

• State and federal permitting

• Sediment sampling and analysis

• Upland disposal/beneficial reuse site evaluation

• Dredging plans and specifications

MTA/TBTA, BW-07 Fender Protection for the Bronx-Whitestone and Throgs Neck Bridges – Project Director responsible for overseeing the multi-disciplinary services related to the investigation and design of the most feasible and cost-effective tower and anchorage fender protection alternatives for the Throgs Neck Bridge towers and anchorage and the Bronx Whitestone Bridge towers and Queens Anchorage. Matrix’s work under this contract includes extensive marine engineering calculations to simulate vessel collisions with proposed fendering systems, and regulatory permitting complexities associated with fill of open water areas.

NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) Citywide Waterfront Mapping, NY, NY – Principal in Charge overseeing marine engineering and environmental services associated with field surveying and GIS mapping support services to for the NYCEDC Phase III mapping of the previously unmapped waterfront in New York City.

NJ Transit, Trans-Hudson-Express Tunnel, NJ/NY – Principal-in-Charge responsible for the oversight of environmental investigation activities as part of Preliminary Engineering services for the Trans-Hudson-Express Tunnel project, which will expand commuter rail operations as part of the Access to the Regions Core project. The scope of services under PE include the loop tracks, Northeast Corridor improvements, alignment approaches to the tunnels, ventilation facilities, the tunnels, maintenance and storage yards, signal systems, the 34th Street Station and power supply. Specific work under this contract includes the preparation of Sampling and Analysis Plans, performance of environmental site investigation activities at specific contaminated sites within the project area, and preparation of site investigation reports. Additional services include environmental oversight and the collection and analysis of environmental samples along the entire proposed alignment.

EDUCATION

BS, Civil Engineering, Rutgers University, 1986

MS Studies, Civil Engineering, Rutgers

University

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS

Professional Engineer - New Jersey #GE 38244, 1994, New York #GE 072903-1, 1995, Pennsylvania #PE077928, 2010, Maryland #PE

41055, 2011, Connecticut #PEN.0028566, Louisiana #36635, Arizona #58421, 2014

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND

TRAINING

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 Health and Safety

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 Supervisors of

Hazardous Waste Operations

Remediation of Hazardous Waste Sites

Seminar, East Brunswick, New Jersey

ACI Certified Concrete Inspector

UST Certification: Subsurface Investigations, Tank Testing, Corrosion Specialist, Closure, Installation - NJDEP No. 3487

Troxler Certified Nuclear Density Gauge

Operator

RELATED COURSES

An Introduction to Identification & Classification of Soil & Rock Distance Learning, 2012

Applied Ethics for Engineering, 2011

Environmentally Preferable Products, 2010

Environmental Ethics, Building Green, 2010

Building and Site Security, 2009

Professional Ethics for Engineers, 2009

Nuclear Power, Making a Comeback, 2008

ADA Course IV: Guide for Small Towns, 2008

Dartmouth College, Tuck School of Business, Business Executive Program; 7/2000

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

National Society of Professional Engineers

National Society of Women Engineers

American Concrete Institute

National Association of Female Executives

New Jersey Association of Women Business

Owners

Women for Affirmative Action

Society of American Military Engineers

JAYNE WARNE, PE

President/Principal-in-Charge

New Jersey Transit, Hoboken Ferry Terminal, NJ – Principal Engineer coordinating and directing the engineering oversight of the dredging of new ferry slips as part of the reconstruction of the Hoboken Ferry Terminal by New Jersey Transit. Services included the oversight of the dredging, monitoring of dredge quantities, and consultation on technical issues related to dredging and material disposal.

New Jersey State Channel Dredging Program, Lavallette Channel, Barnegat Bay, Ocean County, NJ – Project Director responsible for overseeing marine engineering and environmental permitting services necessary to support the State and their Project Team with the maintenance dredging of State Channels.

State of New Jersey, Meadowlands Rebuild by Design Project, Meadowlands Complex, NJ – Project Director responsible for overseeing the various tasks which includes multiple infrastructure, transportation, recreational, and environmental improvements, including vegetated levees, enhanced/created wetlands, flood control devices, and stormwater management improvements. Matrix’s roles in the project are:

• Marine engineering

• Geotechnical engineering

• Regulatory consulting

• Hydrographic surveying

• Land surveying

• Civil engineering

Patchogue River Inlet Jetty, Suffolk County, NY – Principal in Charge responsible for overseeing the marine engineering services related to the rehabilitation and replacement of Patchogue River Inlet’s East Jetty for the Village of Patchogue in Suffolk County, NY. Matrix performed a site inspection and survey of the jetty and its surroundings as part of this study. Mapping of the survey results is presented in the attached Preliminary Engineering Drawing.

New York City Transit Authority, Second Avenue Subway, New York, NY – Project Director responsible for project oversight of environmental services, including field investigation work, data management, and report preparation, during the preliminary engineering phase of the project. Ms. Warne oversaw the hazardous materials field investigations to evaluate the presence of soil and groundwater contamination during the advancement of geotechnical and environmental borings and test pits being conducted over the length of the project area (approximately 8.5 miles). Spoils management plans and a vector control program were prepared. In addition, asbestos and lead-based paint surveys were performed on properties expected to be impacted by the Second Avenue Subway construction project. Based on these surveys, preliminary plans and specifications, including cost estimates, for the abatement required for this project, were prepared.

Newark Housing Authority/The Waterfront Community Project (Grafton Avenue), Newark, NJ – Principal in charge for environmental, site/civil services and support of construction of the Grafton Avenue Community and Recreation Center for the Newark Housing Authority (NHA) in Newark, NJ. The pre-construction site consisted of a vacant industrial lot on which most structures had already been removed. The finished project site will include a new 24,000 square foot community and recreation center. Site plan development included sanity sewer layout, stormwater management design using TR-55 and HydroCad for the proposed turf soccer field and balance of the site, coordination of proposed site utilities, pavement design, site grading, and soil erosion and sediment controls.

Environmental investigations included the completion of the historic fill material investigation and the on-going groundwater remedial investigation. The investigation included the completion of soil borings to visually delineate the extent of the historic fill to the property boundary and the completion of a preliminary off-site groundwater investigation through the installation of temporary wells. The off-site groundwater investigation activities included obtaining off-site access by the City of Newark and coordination of traffic control with the City of Newark Police Department.

United States Military Academy (USMA), On-Call General Environmental Services, West Point, NY – Principal in Charge for the USMA On-Call Contract for General Environmental Services. The project involved the decommissioning and testing of underground storage tanks (UST), installation of above-ground storage tanks (AST), the performance of environmental investigations, the removal and disposal of contaminated soil, and report preparation for numerous sites at the USMA and the former Stewart Army Sub-Post in New York State.

KELLY PILARSKI, PE, LEED AP

Vice President | Director of Major Programs

Professional Qualifications Kelly is a dynamic and results-oriented program manager, with a proven track record in project delivery for a diverse portfolio of clients. Kelly has skillfully managed projects from $50,000 to $1.6 billion. Her ability to collaborate effectively between design disciplines, commercial management, project controls, and construction oversight is a key strength. By fostering regular, open and forward-thinking communication, she encourages innovative solutions and continuous risk management. Kelly focuses on immediate priorities while effectively managing multiple workstreams concurrently.

Clients rely on her ability to lead the delivery of large multi-discipline programs, which encompass a diverse array of elements, such as civil/site utilities, extensive permitting coordination, architectural and structural design, mechanical and electrical systems, security systems, communications, audiovisual installations, fire alarm systems, lighting design, wayfinding solutions, landscape architecture, marine construction, sustainability initiatives, code analyses, and project controls.

Professional Experience Before joining Matrix, Kelly's project experience with other engineering consulting firms included:

Project Management Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), Penn Station Access, New York, NY – Design oversight manager as Owner’s Representative to New York State’s MTA for the $2.63B design-build Penn Access contract including 19 miles of new and rehabilitated track along Amtrak’s Hell Gate Line, four new ADA-accessible stations and four substations, interlocking upgrades.

Kelly led a talented team of 30+ technical leads in full coordination with Amtrak, MTA, Metro-North RR, CSX, local utilities and contractor requirements. Weekly coordination and planning calls kept the team in front of issues and focused. Kelly established an efficient process of design document review, systems integration planning, and effective constructability communication between owner, operator, designer, and contractor.

Empire State Development, Moynihan Train Hall/Farley Redevelopment, New York City, NY – Deputy program manager, technical oversight lead and project closeout manager as owner’s representative to New York State’s Empire State Development agency leading coordination of all disciplines for adaptive reuse of the existing Farley Building into a 255,000-sq ft transit hub serving LIRR and Amtrak, coupled with retail and commercial development.

The $1.6 billion-dollar project, delivered in three years, utilized a design-build partnership between ESD, Vornado Realty Trust, Related Companies, Skanska, MTA/LIRR, PANYNJ and Amtrak, to deliver an iconic transportation hub increasing the existing circulation capacity of Penn Station by over 50%.

Kelly coordinated 30+ on-site staff, 20+ remote staff, and 20+ specialty subcontractors; sourced specialists; and prepared monthly project progress reports. The Moynihan Train Hall included abatement, vertical transportation, converged network systems, passenger information and public address systems, public safety DAS, and a lattice-cable-tensioned 92-foot-tall skylight.

Kelly was responsible for technical coordination, design reviews, conceptual and feasibility studies of improvements, change control, construction document reviews, the public art program, critical building network and low voltage systems scoping and implementation with the contractor.

YEARS IN PROFESSION

Years of experience = 16

Years with firm = <1

EDUCATION

B.S., Civil Engineering Building

Science, University of Southern

California, 2007

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFCATIONS

AND TRAINING

— Professional Engineer (PE): New

York (#090918)

— Leadership in Energy and

Environmental Design (LEED)

Accredited Professional (AP)

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

— Women’s Transportation Seminar

(WTS) International

— American Society of Civil

Engineers (ASCE)

AWARDS / HONORS

— 2022 Progressive Railroading

Rising Stars

— 2018 Top 20 Under 40

Professional Women in

Construction

KELLY PILARSKI, PE, LEED AP

Vice President | Director of Major Programs

New York State Department of Transportation, Upstate Airport Grants Program Management, Syracuse Airport and Plattsburgh Airport – Program manager overseeing the New York Upstate Airport Improvements Grant Program for both the Syracuse Hancock International Airport and the Plattsburgh International Airport. Kelly worked directly with the NYSDOT special projects group to manage the $48 million Syracuse and $45 million Plattsburgh grant award programs for the delivery of 22 total individual projects within an 18-month completion timeline. She led a staff of 12 architects, engineers, cost estimators, schedulers, and project controls, in weekly progress reviews and calls with airports and DOT staff. She prepared weekly reports updating the DOT on FAA permitting, local permitting, design, bid, award, and construction. Airport designs include complete terminal rehabilitation, new facades, new cargo and customs buildings, prefabricated buildings, elevators and escalators, and new curtain walls. The largest challenge was finding creative ways to complete all packages within the originally anticipated budget of the grant agreement while not missing quality.

New York State Office of Parks and Recreation and Historical Preservation, Shirly Chisolm State Park, Brooklyn, NY – Program manager for talented team of landscape architects, engineers, and environmental consultants, as Designers of Record for the $20 million New York State Parks Phase 1 design and construction effort of the new 407-acre state park in the Jamaica Bay Wildlife refuge. Originally an active landfill capped with the intention of becoming a park, the team successfully delivered the key site sensitive improvements within budget 12 months from award. Kelly led both the design team and stakeholder management between federal, state, and city permitting agencies throughout the development of civil, site, water treatment, and landscape improvement plans.

Implementing key priorities for the state and advancing future phasing plans was an exciting challenge for the project delivered in less than six months from the award. Named for the legendary African American Brooklyn-born congresswoman, this project was awarded the ACEC Special Projects Platinum Award.

Facilities Connecticut DOT Stamford Station Improvements, Stamford, CT – Construction administration lead for CTDOT’s Station Improvements plan. Supported weekly coordination meetings with railroad representatives, FTA oversight representatives, and contractor. As part of a larger improvements master program, $9M worth of upgrades included pedestrian overpass extension over track and platform, including stair, escalator and elevator egress connections; platform canopy extensions; static information and routing signage upgrades; new shelter installation;

and walkway to connect platform to street.

New York State Office of Parks and Recreation and Historical Preservation, Pavilion Building Rehabilitation, Niagara Falls, NY – Project manager and lead structural designer for the 8,000 sq ft rehabilitation of the original Pavilion Building at Niagara Falls State Park into a state-of-the-art queued exhibitory experience for the Cave of the Winds attraction. Kelly led a team of 15 architects; structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineers;

exhibitory design specialists; site designers; landscape architects and cost estimators in completing the design, technical specifications, and three construction document packages for the $9 million facility. Kelly led the same team in construction support efforts for this high-profile project’s international debut in the Fall of 2017. The original facility is a historic single-story triple-wythe masonry structure built in 1910 sitting on spread footings on Goat Island at the crest of Niagara Falls. Design for the new space includes a complete roof removal to raise the interior clear space by six-feet, extensive MPT coordination with adjacent concurrent plaza work, and intricate electrical coordination between back-of-house requirements, theatrical display, and audio-visual components. Challenges in this job included public outreach, a range of political stakeholders, and the city of Niagara Fall’s tourism group, as well as maintaining the Park’s concessionaire facility which is attached to the Pavilion Building.

New York State Office of Parks and Recreation and Historical Preservation, New York State Parks Police Facility, Niagara Falls, NY – Project manager and lead structural designer for the new Police Station at Niagara Falls State Park. Kelly led a team of 20 designers in utility, architectural program, structural design, and building systems design work needed to prepare final bid documents. The new facility is a 9,000 sq ft single-story masonry building with cold-formed metal (CFM) load-bearing walls and CFM roof trusses. Concerns over safety, security, and site-sensitive design for the high volume of tourism were resolved between the client and the New York State Park Police. Construction of this facility is high-profile for the city of Niagara Falls and the State Park. Kelly and her team led stakeholder meetings and presentations, managed permitting requirements and correspondence.

Laurie LaPat-Polasko, PhD, QEP Vice President, National Director of Remediation

Education: PhD, 1990 Microbiology, University of Maryland, College Park

Engineer, 1983 Civil Engineering, Stanford University MS, 1980 Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Stanford University BS (Honors) 1978, Biology, Chatham University

Registration: Qualified Environmental Professional No. 10960209, 1996 AZ General Engineering A Contractors License No. 326326

Years in Profession: 33 Years with Firm: 7

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

Dr. LaPat-Polasko is Vice President, National Director of Remediation for Matrix New World Engineering (Matrix).

She has 33 years of experience as a technical consultant, project manager and chief science officer for efforts involving groundwater and soil remediation and wastewater treatment. Dr. LaPat-Polasko combines her knowledge of microbiology with a background in civil engineering to develop cost effective remediation solutions for groundwater, surface water, soil and sediments impacted by organic and inorganic compounds. She has managed and performed numerous remedial investigations/feasibility studies (RI/FS) for complex problems associated with surface waters, groundwater, and discharges from sewer systems. She has dealt with contaminants ranging from fluoride and arsenic to chlorinated organics, 1,4-dioxane, explosives and fuel compounds. She has also performed chemical fingerprinting analyses to establish the source and fate and transport of various contaminants in groundwater. Laurie has been actively involved in numerous Superfund (CERCLA) sites. She has developed, designed, and implemented remediation plans for water and soil systems. She has field- and laboratory-tested aerobic and anaerobic microbial methods for treating contaminated groundwater and soil and has studied the treatment role of various microbial communities. She has taught several graduate courses in water and soil remediation at Arizona State University and is currently an adjunct faculty member in the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU. She also has extensive experience interacting with USEPA and various state, county, and city regulatory agencies in the USA and overseas.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

EXPERT WITNESS

Evaluation of Drinking Water for Microbial Pathogens, Doyle Berman Gallenstein, Peoria, AZ - Project Manager for testing various drinking water samples for the amoeba Naegleria fowleri. Collaborated with Medical College of Virginia to apply the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) analysis to determine if drinking water samples contained the pathogenic, free-living amoeba Naegleria fowleri. Collected drinking water samples from various sources using aseptic technique; used the Micro-Wynd® II filter for large-volume water collection. Samples were placed on non-nutrient agar plates with Escherichia coli and were incubated at temperatures ranging from 27°C to 44°C. A nested PCR assay was used to detect the presence of Naegleria fowleri. Also served as expert witness concerning the sampling and analysis of data.

Expert Witness Assistance for Chlorinated Solvents in Groundwater at a CERCLA Site, Honeywell, Phoenix, AZ - Responsible for reviewing and evaluating a wide variety of data related to a chlorinated solvent plume.

Conducted finger printing analyses of site groundwater and evaluated microbial data to establish key chemical and microbial processes occurring within the plume. Performed forensic analyses using CSIA to evaluate the sources of various chlorinated organics in groundwater. Worked closely with the legal team to provide technical information concerning how the remediation budget should be allocated between two responsible parties. Prepared reports and presentations for the legal team to present to an arbitration dispute resolution (ADR) panel.

ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AND REMEDIATION

In Situ Bioremediation Evaluation of Chlorinated Solvents and 1,4-Dioxane in Groundwater, Plymouth Tube, Horsham, PA - Evaluated various in situ bioremediation and chemical approaches for degradation of chlorinated solvents (PCE, TCE, cis-1, 2-DCE, and VC) and 1,4-dioxane in groundwater and sediments. Prepared Work Plans, performed groundwater and soil sampling, conducted fingerprinting analyses to evaluate various sources, and installed Bio-Traps with various carbon sources and bioaugmentation options to be used in the design of the full-scale source treatment system. Worked with regulators at the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental

Laurie LaPat-Polasko, PhD, QEP Professional Experience (Cont.)

Protection. Installed an in situ bioremediation system for source zone, which includes fractured bedrock. The in situ bioremediation system includes 2 recirculation wells, which were injected with quick release and slow release carbon source biostimulation amendments, a buffer to maintain optimum pH conditions and a bioaugmentation culture (Dehalococcoides) to promote complete biodegradation of the chlorinated ethenes to the non-harmful compound ethene. Within less than two years, there has been more than a three order magnitude decrease in the chlorinated ethenes in groundwater.

Soil Sampling for Perchlorate and Groundwater Sampling for PFAS, UPCO Facility, Phoenix, AZ – Technical Leader for ADEQ contract to conduct surface soil sampling for perchlorate analysis at the Universal Propulsion Company (UPCO) Facility. Prepared a Work Plan for Soil Sampling Activities establishing a 400 ft x 400 ft grid to collect near surface soil samples to identify potential impacts of perchlorate and selected metals on native land surrounding the Facility. Prepared a Sampling and Analysis Plan (SAP) for collection of groundwater samples from 14 domestic water wells for analysis of poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

Interstate Technology Regulatory Council (ITRC) PFAS Team, Washington DC - Served on the ITRC PFAS team for several years. Participated in writing and reviewing the ITRC Guidance document about PFAS compounds.

Specifically, authored Chapter 12 Treatment Technologies for PFAS compounds in soil and water, which focused on currently available technologies and emerging ones. Attended numerous ITRC meetings and provided input to other chapters of the guidance document.

In situ Bioremediation Evaluation for Fuel-Contaminated Groundwater at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, Confidential Client, Phoenix, AZ - Evaluated the potential for natural attenuation and enhanced in situ bioremediation of petroleum contaminated groundwater, which included more than a two-million gallon release of Jet A fuel, with minor releases of diesel, gasoline, and MTBE. Reviewed groundwater, soil, and soil vadose zone data to establish biodegradation rates for various contaminants and provided recommendations for appropriate sampling parameters to monitor effectiveness of natural attenuation and enhanced in situ bioremediation. Evaluated potential effectiveness of various nutrients, surfactants, and oxygen sources to significantly increase biodegradation rote of fuels. Evaluated use of Bio-Traps in monitor wells and in vadose zone wells to obtain information concerning the indigenous microbial population and the impact of nutrients and oxygen sources on the native population.

Evaluated using stable isotope probing to establish in situ biodegradation rates for various organic constituents.

Remedial Investigation, CERCLA Site, Salt River Project (SRP), Phoenix, AZ - Project Manager for a remedial investigation of potentially chlorinated solvent contaminated vadose zone soil. Prepared sampling and analysis plan (SAP), quality assurance project plan (QAPP), and remedial action objectives for vadose zone evaluation using GORE-SORBER®, active soil gas sampling and vadose zone well sampling. Installed several soil vapor monitor wells and sampled monthly to obtain data for VLEACH Model. Performed analysis of data, preparation of reports and presentations for the USEPA, ADEQ and the public. Conducted VLEACH and Summers Model to calculate estimated chlorinated VOC groundwater concentrations. Also performed an indoor air sampling program during the summer and winter months and compared results to outdoor ambient air samples. Conducted removal of an onsite sump and performed soil sampling to obtain closure. Site obtained closure from USEPA Region IX.

Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) for Trichloroethylene in Groundwater, Motorola, Phoenix, AZ - Project Manager for an RI/FS of groundwater contaminated by TCE at a state WQARF site. Performed an environmental assessment of the facility to identify potential sources of contamination. Developed and designed bench-scale bioremediation studies to evaluate the effectiveness of methanotrophs or aerobic heterotrophs in degrading TCE and other chlorinated organics, including 1,2-dichloroethylene and vinyl chloride. Initiated a joint venture between the USEPA and the client utilizing the USEPA's Innovative Technology Development Program.

Modeled site hydrogeologic conditions and in situ bioremediation process using a finite-difference numerical model.

Remediation of Volatile Hydrocarbons in Vadose Zone, Luke Air Force Base, Maricopa County, AZ - Project Manager for remediation of volatile hydrocarbons in the vadose zone at Luke AFB. Installed a vapor extraction and treatment system powered by an internal combustion engine. Installed additional vapor monitoring points to further delineate the extent of vadose zone contamination. Evaluated the effectiveness of the remediation system.

Development of Bench-Scale and Pilot-Scale Testing for Perchlorate Removal, Crane Co, Goodyear, AZ - Technical Director for developing bench-scale and pilot-scale testing approaches to the evaluation of the potential for the City of Goodyear Wastewater Treatment Plant to remove perchlorate from groundwater at a CERCLA site.

Stephen D. Noel, RG Principal Hydrogeologist

Education: M.S., 1978 Geology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana B.A., 1975 Environmental Studies and History, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA

Registration: Geologist – Arizona (17065), California (4146)

Years in Profession: 46 Years with Firm: 31

Experience: Mr. Noel is a Registered Geologist and Principal Hydrogeologist for Matrix. He recently completed serving eight years as Geologist on the Arizona State Board of Technical Registration. Mr. Noel has extensive experience evaluating the quantity and quality of groundwater resources and managing well installation projects.

Mr. Noel has performed many hydrogeologic investigations throughout Arizona and the southwest involving:

permitting (Aquifer Protection Permits (APP), Underground Storage Facility (USF) projects, Physical Availability Demonstrations (PAD), and Analyses, Designations, and Certificates of Assured Water Supply (AAWS, DAWS, and CAWS); site-specific geologic interpretation; exploratory, monitor, and production well design and installation management; aquifer testing and analysis; design of water quality monitoring programs; recharge and recovery projects, and water rights evaluations.

Mr. Noel is well versed in the 1980 Arizona Groundwater Code, USF permitting requirements, and technical and administrative requirements of the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) APP program. He has represented clients before the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR), ADEQ, and the U.S. EPA.

Representative Projects: Water Supply Studies / Hydrogeologic Investigations

• West Salt River Basin Study & Groundwater Model Development (USBR/WESTCAPS), Maricopa County, AZ

• Groundwater Modeling, Harquahala Project, La Paz and Maricopa counties, AZ

• Analyses of AWS applications - Arroyo Seco & Arroyo Verde, Arizona Water Company’s White Tank System

• Analyses of AWS applications - Douglas Ranch, Trillium, Tartesso Master Planned Communities, Buckeye, AZ

• Groundwater modeling, DAWS application, and PAD for the City of Buckeye, Maricopa County, AZ

• Regional Water Master Plan, Vol. II-Hydrogeologic Investigation, West Buckeye Landowners Group

• Water resources and well siting investigation, Lake Pleasant Heights and Saddleback Heights, Peoria, AZ

• Analyses of AWS application - Vistancia (Lakeland Village) development, Peoria, Maricopa County, AZ

• Evaluation of regional groundwater resources, Queen Creek, Maricopa County, AZ

• Hydrologic Study and Modification of PAD – AZ Water Company’s Superstition & Pinal Valley Water Systems

• Designation of AWS application – Santa Cruz Water Company, Maricopa and Pinal counties, AZ

• Designation of AWS modification – Town of Florence, Pinal County, AZ

• Physical Availability Demonstration - Sun Lakes at Casa Grande development, Pinal County, AZ

• Water Master Plan for the City of Globe, AZ

• Long-term Water Management Plan for the Town of Payson, AZ

• Hydrogeologic characterization of the CV Ranch, Big Chino Valley, Yavapai County, AZ

• Study impacts on the Verde River from the proposed Headwaters Ranch development, Yavapai County, AZ

Wells – Production, Exploration, ASR, and Monitoring Wells

• ASR Production Well Installation, City of Phoenix Wells No. 304, 305, 306, and 309, Maricopa County, AZ

• Production well installation, AZ State Prison Complex Lewis Well #6, Maricopa County, AZ

• Five high capacity industrial supply wells serving the Mesquite Power Plant, Palo Verde, AZ

• Three high capacity, potable production wells, Luke Air Force Base, Maricopa County, AZ

• Production well modification, Buckeye Airport Well #2, Maricopa County, AZ

• Two production wells for Tartesso Master Planned Community, City of Buckeye, AZ

• Five production wells for Sundance Master Planned Community, Buckeye, AZ

• Drilling/testing of existing well and test borehole, Rainbow Valley Master Planned Community, Goodyear, AZ

• Modification of LPSCO Well 10AL for Litchfield Park Service Company, Litchfield Park, AZ

• 8 high capacity production wells, Tierra del Rio and Vistancia (Lakeland Village) developments, Peoria, AZ

• Well abandonment/replacement, EPCOR Water Company Well #8.2, Sun City West, AZ

• West Surprise (SPA3) Hydrogeologic and Well Siting Investigation, Surprise, AZ

• Three high capacity production wells, Sun City Grande development, Sun City, AZ

• Irrigation well installation, MCDOT replacement well, Maricopa County, AZ

Stephen D. Noel, RG Representative Projects (Cont.)

• Production well installation, City of Tempe Well #16, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well rehabilitation investigation of three City of Phoenix wells, Maricopa County, AZ

• Production well installation, Town of Queen Creek Sossaman Well, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well installation, Chandler Heights Citrus Irrigation District Well #3 and Well #7, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well rehabilitation, Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation (FMYN) Community Water System, Maricopa County, AZ

• Well evaluation, Town of Florence Well 3B Improvements, Pinal County, AZ

• Well siting study, City of Eloy, Pinal County, AZ

• Four high capacity production wells, Saddlebrooke development, Pinal County, AZ

• Two high capacity production wells, Ridgeview Water Company, Pinal County, AZ

• One high capacity potable production well, Pima Utilities, Sun Lakes, Pinal County, AZ

• Two high capacity production wells, Sun Lakes at Casa Grande, Pinal County, AZ

• Well rehabilitation, Eloy Industrial Park Well, Pinal County, AZ

• Production well installation, Quail Creek Well #12, Pima County, AZ

• Production well installation, Tucson Water Well #F-009A, Pima County, AZ

• Production well installation, City of Globe Well #5, Gila County, AZ

• Identify poor quality aquifer zones and evaluate the pumping impacts of a public water supply well on the Verde River, Verde Valley Ranch, Clarkdale, Yavapai County, AZ

• 23 exploratory/water supply wells, Chaparral Pines Master Planned Community, Town of Payson, AZ

• Well evaluation report (250+ wells), Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, Fort Defiance, AZ

• Production well installation, Tucson Water Well #F-009A, Pima County, AZ

• Well siting study, Sierra Vista City, Cochise County, AZ

• Production well installation, City of Douglas Well #16 and Well #17, Cochise County, AZ

Aquifer Recharge / Dewatering

• Permit and design three vadose wells at the Butler Water Reclamation Facility, City of Peoria, AZ

• Design basin and vadose zone wells for recharge, West Surprise (SPA2), AZ

• Recharge feasibility assessment w/ shallow basins, City of Surprise Recharge Project – Phase I, Surprise, AZ

• USF Permitting and Hydrogeologic Support for APP, Tartesso WRF, City of Buckeye, AZ

• Four dual purpose recharge/recovery wells, Pima Utilities Underground Storage Facility, Sun Lakes, AZ

• Infiltration testing (recharge basins), Sun Lakes Casa Grande Aquifer Recharge Project, Casa Grande, AZ

• Evaluate impact of the proposed Sundog Pilot Recharge Project, Prescott, AZ

Regulatory Permitting and Compliance

• Hydrologic report for Underground Storage Facility (USF), Water…