B08_Attach_5_PMIS_236143_Final_Specifications_-_Appendix_D.pdf
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This document package includes daily reports from a UXO technician and a cover letter summarizing their anomaly avoidance work supporting the repair of shoreline barriers at Smiling Cove and Outer Cove in American Memorial Park, Saipan. Over three days, the technician conducted magnetometer-assisted anomaly avoidance for trenching and borehole digging, avoiding anomalies by adjusting locations slightly. Four boreholes were completed to depths of 10 to 30 feet. No medical incidents occurred and the work was performed for the National Park Service without accident or issue. The related federal contract opportunity is to replace the shoreline barriers at Smiling Cove and Outer Cove in American Memorial Park, Saipan, under solicitation number 140P2023R0011 for the Department of the Interior National Park Service National Office.
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25 March, 2021
Brian Heitman, PE, PMP National Park Service 12795 W. Alameda Pkwy Lakewood, CO 80228
RE: Results of Anomaly Avoidance, Smiling Cove and Outer Cove, Saipan
On 6-7 March, 2021, Relyant Global mobilized a UXO Technician III to Saipan for UXO Anomaly Avoidance work in support of Shoreline Barrier Repair at Smiling Cove and Outer Cove in Saipan. After mandatory quarantine, work began on 15 March, 2021 with trenching and subsequent borehole digging. Relyant’s technician provided safety briefings to the team and magnetometer-assisted anomaly avoidance supporting field operations. Work was completed without accident, incident or injury.
Relyant enjoyed performing this work for the NPS on this project, and we look forward to working with you in the future. If we can answer any questions or clarify anything, please feel free to contact me at +1-423-999-1754 or bmurray@relyantglobal.com.
Yours very truly
RELYANT GLOBAL OPERATIONS
John (Bud) Murray, P.E., PMP Environmental Operations Manager
Attachment: Daily Reports
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ATTACHMENT 1
DAILY REPORTS
Daily Report Project Repair Shoreline Barriers Smiling Cove
Rpt #: 001 _________________ Date: 03/15/21__________________
Location: American Memorial Park Job Desc.: Anomaly Avoidance
Anomaly’s avoided: Avoided a couple anomaly signatures and moved the trenching digging a little one direction for trench 1. Bach hoe over heated at trench 3. We waited an hour for a replacement vehicle. Trenching completed.
JMR Ops Center 1 617 349-4004.
Non-Emergency Medical Incidents Pacific Medical Center 1 670 233-8100
Emergency Medical Incidents: 911 or 1 670 234-8950
Trench-1 Trench-2
Trench-3
Rpt #: 002 _________________ Date: 03/16/21__________________
Location: American Memorial Park Job Desc.: Anomaly Avoidance
Anomaly’s avoided: Completed three of the four bore holes today. Due to an anomaly signature bore hole one was moved to the right about two feet. No other issues with the two other holes.
The digging crew made an initial hole approximately 1 foot deep and I check the hole. I check the hole again at two and four feet. The water table was hit between five and six and a half feet.
I didn’t check the hole after the table was hit. Bore hole one went 30 feet, two was ten feet and three was thirty again.
JMR Ops Center 1 617 349-4004.
Bore Hole 2 Bore Hole 3
Bore Hole 1
Rpt #: 003 _________________ Date: 03/17/21__________________
Location: American Memorial Park Job Desc.: Anomaly Avoidance
Anomaly’s avoided: Completed bore hole 4 today. Bore hole location no anomalies were detected but approximately 3 feet towards the water one was detected. The digging crew made an initial hole approximately 1 foot deep and I check the hole. I check the hole again at two and four feet. The water table was hit between five and six and a half feet. I didn’t check the hole after the table was hit. Bore hole 4 was 30 feet. It was a pleasure working with everyone, they were very professional knew and did their jobs.
JMR Ops Center 1 617 349-4004.
Bore Hole 4
| Relyant Global Anomaly Avoidance Letter Report-2737-RG.pdf |
| 031521 001 Trench Rpt.pdf |
| 031621 Bore Hole Daily-1-2737-RG.pdf |
| borehole daily 2.pdf |
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