CTR065769_Amendment_3__-_Adds_Key_Personnel.pdf

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

CONTRACT

AMENDMENT

CONTRACT NO.: CTR065769

AMENDMENT NO.: 3

TITLE: Statewide Lead Service Line Identification and Inventory Services CONTRACTOR: Hazen and Sawyer

ADEQ PROCUREMENT

1110 W. Washington Street Phoenix, AZ 85007 602-771- 4140

THE PURPOSE OF THIS AMENDMENT IS TO:

In accordance with the Special Terms and Conditions, 5.1 Contract Amendments, this contract is hereby amended as follows:

1. Add the following Contractor Key Personnel to this contract:

1. Katie Robles

2. Devon Jones

3. Sean Allen

4. Annika Wines

5. Kevin Smith

6. Shane Klemish

7. Carleigh Jones

8. Michaela Alkire

9. Ana Haines

10. Anja Schoenberger

11. Jackson Spry

12. Corey Caulkins

13. Nick Giffin

14. Nolan Townsend

15. Ryan O'Banion

16. Kyle Johnson

17. Dilip Kumar

18. Jasmine Gamboa

19. Max Lazenby

20. David Cridlebaugh

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 2nd day of May, 2024 at Phoenix, Arizona.

Ana Machiche Procurement Officer

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

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Education MS, Environmental Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder, BS, Environmental Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder, Areas of Expertise

• Wastewater treatment

• Corrosion control

Experience

• 4 total years

• 1 year with Hazen

Michaela Alkire, EIT Assistant Engineer II

Michaela is a member of the Wastewater Process team at the Hazen Denver office. Her experience includes wastewater process design, wastewater facility management, wastewater monitoring, asset management, and corrosion control.

Lead and Copper Reduction Program, City of Englewood, CO Project Engineer. Worked on supporting a Lead and Copper Reduction Program with compliance objectives including the development of an LSL inventory, LSL replacement plan, and funding support. Assisted in data collection, compilation, and analysis and contributed to technical memoranda.

Energy Management Master Plan, South Platte Renew WRRF, Englewood, CO Project Engineer. Supporting the development of a master plan designed to guide the 50-mgd WWTP towards energy neutrality and improve energy resiliency without compromising treated effluent quality. Creat-ed an Excel-based tool to prioritize energy projects based on weighted criteria developed with SPR.

PAR 1411 North Secondary Upgrades and Intensification, Metro Water Recovery, Denver, CO Project Engineer. Responsible for the Fixed Asset Replacement (FAR) task, evaluating existing assets necessary to address capacity constraints and aging infrastructure at the Robert W. Hite Treatment Facility (RWHTF) North Secondary (NSEC) Complex. Facilitated the condition assessment process and assisted in developing project scopes to improve the overall performance and reliability of the NSEC treatment process by prioritiz-ing replacement and/or rehabilitation of assets to achieve the project goals within the budget constraints. Contributed to technical memoran-da as well as other documentation materials.

Disk Filter and UV Disinfection System Upgrade, Aspen Consolidated Sanitation District, Aspen, CO Project Engineer. Responsible for design upgrades in the filter/UV build-ing at the 7.2-mgd WWTF. Produced regulatory documents for CDPHE to facilitate approval of the process modifications. Performed data analysis on the equalization flow configuration to ensure proper process capaci-ties and documented results for CDPHE review.

Sean Allen, PE Principal Engineer

Sean is a water resource engineer who utilizes GIS, statistics, and modeling to complete stormwater, wastewater, and asset management projects. His experience includes water resource modeling and advanced GIS techniques including Python, R, PowerBI and ArcGIS Online integration.

LCRR Compliance Program, City of Tempe, AZ GIS. This comprehensive implementation program includes the develop-ment of an LSL inventory, regulatory coordination, establishing an LSL Identification and Replacement Plan, updating the City’s sampling plan, and developing an effective communications program. Using a variety of cost-effective, industry-leading approaches, the Hazen team is also developing and coordinating a Field Verification Plan for amending the service line inventory in real time. A centralized dashboard is being de-veloped to monitoring program progress and tracking communications and service line identification and replacement efforts.

Program Management Support for LCRR Compliance, Baltimore City & Baltimore County, MD GIS. Through a combination of LSL inventory finalization, LSL replace-ment, sample plan development, customer outreach and compliance sup-port services, Hazen is helping the City and County proactively prepare for compliance with the LCR Revisions. Hazen is developing advanced GIS analytics, a customer self-reporting portal, prioritization analysis, and machine learning software to aid in prediction of LSL locations. Sequen-tial sampling was completed at sites with LSLs to proactively evaluate the impact of new LCRR sampling requirements on lead levels. This included a sampling protocol and encouraged residential participation in the pro-gram with test kits.

LCR Revisions Compliance Plan, WSSC Water, MD GIS. This programmatic evaluation assisted WSSC in developing a com-prehensive LCRR Compliance Program. Working collaboratively with numerous WSSC departments, an action plan was developed to provide a road map for LSL inventory, LSL replacement plan, corrosion control treatment, and public outreach. A detailed program schedule and man-agement approach were developed to ensure that tasks are completed in a timely manner and compliance requirements are met well in advance of the US EPA October 16, 2024 deadline.

Education MEng, Civil Engineering - Cyber Physical Systems, University of Virginia, 2020

BSCE, University of Virginia, 2019

Certification/License Professional Engineer: VA

Areas of Expertise

• Applied Data/Statistical

Analysis (Python, R)

• Stormwater Management

• Water Resources GIS (ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online)

• Lead and Copper Rule – Lead Service Line Inventory development

Experience

• 4 total years

• 3 years with Hazen

Education BS, Biological Sciences, Arizona State University, 2018

Certification/License PAZ Game & Fish Burrowing Owl Surveyor, 2023

Wetland Professional in Training #326144, 2020

USACE 38-Hour Wetland Delineation Training, 2018

OSHA HAZWOPER General Site Worker, 2017

Areas of Expertise

• Geographic Information

Science (GIS)

• Freshwater Ecology

• Environmental Planning and Permitting Specialty two

Experience

• 6 total years

• <1 year with Hazen

Professional Activities Society of Wetland Scientists, member

Technical Publications Quantifying Whole-Reach Denitrification in Arizona Streams, 2018 .

Corey Caulkins Senior GIS Analyst

Corey is an ecologist and geospatial scientist with six years of professional experience in the environmental consulting industry. He has applied his expertise in GIS and freshwater ecology to collect, analyze, and manage ecological data for clients across the energy sector. Corey’s regulatory experience focuses on the Waters of the United States rule and its amendments, the Endangered Species and Migratory Bird Treaty Acts, and local stormwater and erosion control permits.

EXPERIENCE PRIOR TO HAZEN:

Liberty Power Mural, Sugar Creek, and Sweet Pea Solar Projects, Vermillion and Logan Counties, IL and Fountain County, IN GIS Specialist. Created and managed ArcGIS Online (AGO) field maps for wetland/waterbody delineations and ecological field surveys. Post-pro-cessed survey data, performed impact calculations for delineated wetlands and waterbodies, and created deliverables including survey results figures and data tables which were provided to the client and utilized in site analysis.

Pacific Gas and Electric Vegetation Management Program, Various Counties, CA Biologist, Field Coordinator, and GIS Specialist. Authored Biological Constraints Reports (BCRs) based on analysis of California Natural Di-versity Database (CNDDB) records, various base data layers including National Hydrography Dataset and National Wetlands Inventory, and ecological data collected from the field. Generated best management practices and resource protection measures based on findings from BCRs and coordinated necessary follow-up surveys and monitoring with field biologists, archaeologists, and Tribal representatives. Managed GIS figure production workflow, automated base data geoprocessing tasks tailored to agency-specific requirements, and served as GIS liaison for the project team.

B.S., Geospatial Information Systems, Arizona State University, Associate of Applied Science, Intelligence Studies and Technology, Community College of the Air Force, 2016

Areas of Expertise

• Desktop GIS applications

• Online GIS applications

Experience

• 11 total years

• 1 year with Hazen

David Cridlebaugh Principal GIS Analyst

David has 11 years of experience working with geospatial information systems. He is proficient in ArcGIS Pro and has experience with advanced geospatial analysis. He excels at working cooperatively to find solutions that best meet the needs of the request.

Risk Assessment and Resilience Plan, Broward County Resilient Environment Department, Broward County, FL Principal GIS Analyst. Developed an actionable Countywide risk assess-ment and resilience plan. The plan will integrate robust risk analytics and economic analyses, include a resilient County infrastructure im-provement plan and redevelopment strategies, provide a visualization platform and written plan to aid regional planning and project tracking, and form the foundation for collective mitigation of future flooding, addressing water management infrastructure, transportation systems, critical infrastructure, green infrastructure, basin-scale redevelopment, and land use planning.

Sewer Separation, Metro Water Services, Nashville, TN Principal GIS Analyst. Assisted Metro Water Services’ Clean Water Nash-ville with engineering services for three basins: Schrader, Benedict & Crutcher, and Boscobel. The separation is intended to fully separate the existing combined sewer system (approximately 950-acres) upstream of the regulators.

Public Water System LSL Inventory, Sampling and Replacement Plans, New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, New Hampshire, MA Principal GIS Analyst. The NHDES Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) Compliance project aims to help small community water systems and non-transient, non-community public water systems in New Hampshire adhere to LCRR regulations. This involves compiling service line data for over 200 community water systems to develop a comprehensive Service Line Inventory. Additionally, the project focuses on updating sampling programs to ensure compliance and developing Lead Service Line Replacement Plans. By developing a Lead Service Line Inventory (LSLI), preparing updated sampling site plans, and creating lead service line replacement (LSLR) plans, the project seeks to facilitate compliance with LCRR regulations and ensure the provision of safe drinking water to communities in New Hampshire.

BS, Environmental Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder, Certification/License

Engineer in Training: CO

Areas of Expertise

• UV LED Disinfection (bench scale research)

• Lead and Copper Rule Revisions

Experience

• 5 total years

• 3 years with Hazen

Professional Activities

American Water Works Association

Jasmine Gamboa, EIT Assistant Engineer II

Jasmine is a member of the Drinking Water Process team at Hazen’s Lakewood office. Her experience includes various utility studies and preliminary process mechanical engineering design.

Lead and Copper Rule Compliance, City of Englewood, CO Project Engineer supporting evaluation the City’s current lead and cop-per rule compliance, historical documents and strategy for continued compliance with the new Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) and eventually, the Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI). This includes desktop evaluation of corrosion control techniques, a roadmap for the development of a lead service line inventory as required by the LCRR, and projected compliance timeline as the LCRR and LCRI is released and enforced including corrosion control studies and standard monitoring updates.

San Juan Chama Water Treatment Plant Asset Management Plan, Albuquerque-Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority, NM Project Engineer supporting condition assessment data review and con-solidation, cost assignment for relevant assets of the 10 year old, 90-mgd surface water treatment plant, and development of preliminary capital improvement recommendations.

Water Contamination Sampling Plan, Pinery Water and Wastewater District, Parker, CO Project Engineer developing water contamination sampling plan supplemental to the Incident-Specific Response Procedures for the Emergency Response Plan. The sampling plan outlined protocols to respond to a source or finished water contamination event in accordance with recommended EPA Response Protocols including a staff notification plan, suggested laboratories and analytes for contamination samples, required sampling kit supplies and isolation plan with critical sampling points within the District’s system.

Water2025 Facility Design, City of Westminster, CO Project Engineer supporting preliminary process mechanical engineer-ing design of residuals handling process for greenfield, conventional 30-mgd water treatment facility. Process areas included gravity thickeners, thickened solids pump station, mechanical dewatering, solids drying beds and backwash equalization basin.

BS, Civil Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder

Areas of Expertise

• Civil Site Layout and Design

• Business Insight and Dashboarding

• GIS Analysis

• Hydraulics

• Project management

Experience

• 5 total years

• 2 years with Hazen

Professional Activities AWWA Member

ASCE Member

Nicholas Giffin Assistant Engineer II

Nicholas serves a core role in the development and analysis of multiple Asset Management Plans, through which he has gained in-depth knowledge of business insight analysis and dashboarding. Simultaneously he has contributed to the site civil discipline group as a civil designer, assisting in site layout and design services during construction for various projects.

Quincy Reservoir BMPs Phase II Design, Aurora, CO Primary Civil Designer. Served as the primary civil designer for the lit-toral zone and hydroponic planting improvements at the City of Aurora’s Quincy Reservoir to remove excess nutrient loading. Responsible for creating constructable planting areas based on the BMP requirements and input from internal scientists and subcontractors.

Binney WPF Flocculation/Sedimentation Basins Structure, Aurora, CO

Civil Designer. Completed the 60% design of the earthwork modifica-tions required to support the addition of an HVAC room adjacent to the flocculation and sedimentation basins at the City of Aurora’s Binney Wa-ter Purification Facility. The design preserved the existing site drainage strategy and tied in smoothly to existing grading.

Denver Water, Denver, CO Dam Safety Engineering Intern. Responsible for the drafting of a “Data Book” for Meadow Creek Dam (Tabernash, CO), a technical report con-taining all pertinent information regarding the hydraulics, construction, specifications, operation, hydrology, and geology of the dam. Responsi-ble for data collection and organization, technical writing and revision, calculation and figure preparation, and project site inspection. Docu-mented dam safety standards and procedures, dam structural design, hydrologic properties of reservoir basins and rivers, open channel rout-ing and hydraulic modeling, engineering geology, operation and main-tenance of heavy civil projects.

BSE, Civil Engineering, Arizona State University, 2022

BS, Mathematics, Arizona State University, 2022

Certification/License EIT – Civil, AZ #013598, 2023

Areas of Expertise

• Mathematical modeling

• Hydrology and hydraulics

• GIS analysis

• Asset management

• Emergency management

Experience

• 3 total years

• <1 year with Hazen

Professional Activities AZ Water Associatiom

Arizona Floodplain Management Association

Kyle Johnson, EIT Assistant Engineer II

Kyle is experienced in mathematical modeling and statistical reasoning to support emergency planning, asset management, GIS tool development, and arid hydrology and hydraulics efforts. He graduated from ASU with undergraduate degrees in Mathematics and Civil Engineering in 2022, and now resides in Hazen and Sawyer’s Wet Weather Practice Group.

ADEQ Statewide Lead Service Line Identification and Inventory, AZ Assistant Engineer. In a push to meet the EPA’s October 2024 deadline for compliance with its Revised Lead and Copper Rule, Kyle is providing GIS Support to lead service line identification and inventory efforts for systems across the state of Arizona.

Desert Well 23, City of Mesa,AZ Assistant Engineer. The City of Mesa has contracted Hazen for the de-sign of new groundwater wells and their associated infrastructure. Kyle has aided associated site civil design efforts.

ADECA Dam Safety Survey and Evaluation, AL.

Assistant Engineer. The Alabama Department of Economic and Commu-nity Affairs has contracted Hazen to model hundreds of dam failures in support of future local emergency planning efforts. Kyle has assisted with the review of the DSS-WISE models underlying the proposed dam failure inundation zones.

Stormwater Retrofit Feasibility Assessment, City of Phoenix, AZ Assistant Engineer. To comply with stormwater permit requirements, the City of Phoenix is required to perform a feasibility assessment to ret-rofit developed sites discharging to the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) within three study areas. Hazen is performing this anal-ysis by performing desktop screening assessments of all parcels within the study areas covering a total of 4.8 sq miles, identifying potential Best Management Practices (BMPs) that may be employed, performing field reconnaissance to identify site constraints and opportunities, building a ranked inventory of potential parcels and BMPs, and performing storm-water modeling.

Northern Arizona University, 2023

Areas of Expertise

• Wastewater treatment

• Stormwater management

Experience

• <1 total years

• <1 year with Hazen

Carleigh Jones Assistant Engineer I

Carleigh Jones serves as an Assistant Engineer in our Tempe office. As a recent graduate from Northern Arizona University, Carleigh has been involved in water treatment plant projects, integrated master planning, lead and copper rule revisions compliance, and stormwater management projects.

Lead and Copper Rule Revision Compliance, City of Kingman, Goodyear, Bagdad, and Peoria, AZ Project Engineer. The project involves the development of compliance methods for the LCRR (Lead and Copper Rule Revisions) for multiple municipalities in Arizona. It entailed conducting a desktop-level analy-sis and developing Lead Service Line (LSL) inventories. Additionally, the project involved assisting clients in field verification activities and deliv-ering compliance documentation to meet regulatory requirements.

Tempe Water Utilities Integrated Master Plan, City of Tempe, AZ Project Engineer. The Water Utilities Integrated Master Plan aims to develop Capital Improvement Program recommendations for the City’s potable water distribution, water quality, wastewater collection, storm-water system, and reclaimed water systems to address both current and future system demands. Findings are summarized into a digital master plan, employing interactive Power BI data visualization dashboards and ArcGIS Story Maps. This facilitates more informed decision-making both in the present and in the future.

Stormwater Retrofit Assessment, City of Phoenix, AZ Project Engineer. Contributed to the City’s compliance efforts as a Phase 1 MS4 under the Clean Water Act AZPDES Permit, focusing on executing a retrofit feasibility assessment. This involved tasks such as creating an inventory of potential BMPs and prioritizing features identified in the retrofit feasibility report according to criteria including pollutant control measures, feasibility, cost-effectiveness, impervious area potentially treated, maintenance requirements, landowner cooperation, and expected water quality improvement.

Northern Arizona University, 2023

Areas of Expertise

• Wastewater treatment

• Stormwater management

Experience

• <1 total years

• <1 year with Hazen

Carleigh Jones Assistant Engineer I

Carleigh Jones serves as an Assistant Engineer in our Tempe office. As a recent graduate from Northern Arizona University, Carleigh has been involved in water treatment plant projects, integrated master planning, lead and copper rule revisions compliance, and stormwater management projects.

Lead and Copper Rule Revision Compliance, City of Kingman, Goodyear, Bagdad, and Peoria, AZ Project Engineer. The project involves the development of compliance methods for the LCRR (Lead and Copper Rule Revisions) for multiple municipalities in Arizona. It entailed conducting a desktop-level analy-sis and developing Lead Service Line (LSL) inventories. Additionally, the project involved assisting clients in field verification activities and deliv-ering compliance documentation to meet regulatory requirements.

Tempe Water Utilities Integrated Master Plan, City of Tempe, AZ Project Engineer. The Water Utilities Integrated Master Plan aims to develop Capital Improvement Program recommendations for the City’s potable water distribution, water quality, wastewater collection, storm-water system, and reclaimed water systems to address both current and future system demands. Findings are summarized into a digital master plan, employing interactive Power BI data visualization dashboards and ArcGIS Story Maps. This facilitates more informed decision-making both in the present and in the future.

Stormwater Retrofit Assessment, City of Phoenix, AZ Project Engineer. Contributed to the City’s compliance efforts as a Phase 1 MS4 under the Clean Water Act AZPDES Permit, focusing on executing a retrofit feasibility assessment. This involved tasks such as creating an inventory of potential BMPs and prioritizing features identified in the retrofit feasibility report according to criteria including pollutant control measures, feasibility, cost-effectiveness, impervious area potentially treated, maintenance requirements, landowner cooperation, and expected water quality improvement.

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Education BS, Civil Engineering, University of Massachusetts Amherst, 2011

Certification/License Engineer-in-Training

NASSCO PACP, LACP, MACP,

ITCP Certified

Areas of Expertise

• CMOM planning and design

• GIS data management

• Tech app project integration

• AutoCAD Civil 3D

• Power BI

Experience

• 11 total years

• 7 years with Hazen

Devon Jones Senior GIS Analyst

Devon is a Civil and Environmental Engineer with experience in design engineering, drafting, GIS administration, and analysis. She also is well versed in all phases of CMOM programs.

On-Call Engineering Services, City of Somerville, MA GIS Data Tech Support for development of a CMOM Program and submit-tal of various deliverables in compliance with the City’s Administrative Order. This program includes completion of the EPA CMOM Checklist, development of a CMOM Program Manual, CCTV inspection oversight, rehabilitation planning/recommendations development, GIS updates, and a summary report.

IDDE Program, City of Somerville, MA GIS Data Tech Analyst for development of an IDDE Program for the City, and submittal of various deliverables in compliance with an Administra-tive Order. This program includes field investigations and evaluation of stormwater drainage systems throughout the City for illicit discharges.

Agency-Wide Technical Assistance Consulting Services Contracts (#7498), MWRA, Various Locations, MA Project Engineer for Task Order 16 - Section 98 Cathodic Protection Test-ing, which includes the development of design documents for the re- place-ment of cathodic protection for 96” and 120” diameter steel water main piping in Weston, MA. These large water mains are at risk for corrosion and this project will enable the implementation of an impressed current cathodic protection system to provide long-term protection of the pipe material. Provided design document support.

Program Management for CSO Long-Term Control Plan, City of Lowell, MA Project Engineer. Providing design support for this study and conceptual design, which also includes field investigations, flow monitoring, hydrau-lic modeling, and alternatives analysis. The project includes a detailed evaluation and conceptual design of a 60-mgd flood pump station as well as conceptual design of a CSO screening and disinfection facility in sup-port of the CSO Long-Term Control Plan.

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Education BS, Chemical Engineering, The University of Arizona 2023

Areas of Expertise

• Asset management

• Corrosion control

• RO pretreatment design

• Wastewater Specialty one

Experience

• 2 total years

• <1 year with Hazen

Shane Klemish Assistant Engineer I

Shane is a recent graduate with an academic background in chemical engineering and data science. Shane has professional experience assisting with asset management, corrosion control, dashboard creation, RO pretreatment design, and project management.

Statewide Lead Service Line Identification and Inventory, Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, AZ Assistant Engineer. The purpose of this project is to assist the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality’s (ADEQ) Drinking Water Program in helping small public water systems in complying with the Lead and Copper Rule Revision (LCRR) lead service line inventory requirements by October 16, 2024. Mr. Klemish assists by reviewing building and plumbing codes and historical records to determine service lines as lead containing, non-lead containing, or unknown.

Asset Management Work Efficiency Improvements Support, City of Phoenix, AZ Assistant Engineer. The purpose of this project is to perform an analysis of the City of Phoenix Water Services Department’s (City) asset manage-ment processes and provide recommendations on how to improve the processes in question. Mr. Klemish created an internal PowerBI data visualization to assist in the analysis of the City’s maintenance efficien-

cy. He also assisted the Hazen team in its analysis of sanitary sewer overflows and business processes review and development.

Groundwater Wells Design and Construction, City of Glendale, AZ Assistant Engineer. The purpose of this project is to design and equip two new groundwater wells chosen based on greatest need during the City of Glendale’s Groundwater Wells Program Development. The final design intends to balance water quality (WQ) and productivity to ensure optimized production and that minimal treatment will be required at the wellhead. Mr. Klemish assists in the water quality analysis with re-spect to corrosion risk by comparing the wellhead WQ to the current Glendale WQ and US Environmental Protection Agency guidelines.

PhD, Civil Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder, 2014

MBA, Ashland University, OH

BE (Hons.), Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Mysore, 1992

Certification/License Professional Engineer: IN

Project Management Professional

(PMP)

Areas of Expertise

• Strategic infrastructure planning

• Smart asset management

• Smart infrastructure management

• Business process reengineering

• Technology enablement and transformation

• Big data analytics and systems integration

• Digital technology/twin

Experience

• 27 total years

• 2 years with Hazen

Professional Publications Conference papers/ presentations at AWWA (http:// www.ohiowater.org/OAWWA/), GITA (http://www.gita.org/), NEARC (http://www.northeastarc.

org/), ASCE (http://www.asce.

org), IWA (http://www.iwahq.org/ Home/) APWA (http://www.apwa.

net/) and Smart Infrastructure (http://smartinfrastruct.com/)

Dilip Kumar, PhD, PE, PMP Senior Associate

Dr. Kumar is a Principal Municipal Infrastructure (water, wastewater, stormwater, and reuse) Management Expert with a track record of leading varied teams of experts to new heights of success for clients all over the world.

He has worked and helped clients in the UK, Europe, the Middle East, South America, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Turkey, and India, focusing on finding the right solutions to deliver projects.

Water2025 Process Selection and Pilot Plant Project, City of Westminster, Westminster, CO The project was the design of a new conventional water plant for this established City in the Denver Metro area. This new plant must seam-lessly be incorporated into the overall system in an economical and ef-fective way. Hazen, as a major partner and subconsultant on the project, is involved in future process planning, piloting, and designing this system. Major care will be taken to address changing industry operations and maintenance factors.

Wemlinger Water Treatment Facility Asset Management Plan, Aurora Water, CO The purpose of the project is to develop a comprehensive AMP for the Aurora Water Wemlinger Water Treatment Plant (WTP). The project will result in a listing of the assessed assets and their overall associated BRE score, a series of recommended capital projects and programs, and a robust maintenance plan to move the Wemlinger WTP forward with proactive work based upon risk. A second phase of this project is creating the foundation for an electronic operations and maintenance manual that will be linked to the full 3D BIM model for the Wemlinger WTP.

Strategic Asset Management Plan, Park City, UT The project created Park City’s strategic asset management plan which set the foundation and governance for the utility’s asset management program. This project created the business processes and strategy around asset management and created a roadmap for facility-specific tactical asset management plans.

BS, Arizona State University, Environmental Engineering, May

Technical Skills

• Fusion 360

• MATLAB

• Java Programming

Experience

• < 1 total years

• < 1 year with Hazen

Certifications/Awards National Honors Society

Scholar Award

President’s Award Scholorship

Max Lazenby Intern

Max is a dedicated environmental engineering student with a solid foundation in evironmental processes, enngineering fundamentals, and hands-on project experience.

Experience Prior to Hazen ASU, Junior Engineering Business Practices Project Prepared brief engineering economic analysis reports and made recom-mendations for policymakers, public information, and education.

ASU, Environmental Engineering Fundamentals: Microbiological Processes Led a presentation of research about biotechnology to create biofuels from waste streams.

ASU, Environmental Engineering Fundamentals: Physical & Chemical Processes Applied advanced modeling to study pollutant behavior, addressing limitations and proposing solutions while gaining exposure to real-world environmental challenges.

ASU, Sophomore Environmental Process Project Designed a city system for water collection, utilization, treatment, and management.

ASU, Freshman Design Project Collaborated with a team to design and create a custom-made balsa wood bridge. Developed and utilized an online database to maintain cost and time efficiency

MEM, Water Resources, Duke University - Nicholas School of the Environment, 2008

BS, Environmental Studies, Bates College, 2005

Certificate: Geospatial Analysis, Duke University - Nicholas School of the Environment, 2008

Certification/License Geographic Information Systems Professional

Areas of Expertise

• Geographic Information

Systems (GIS)

• Stormwater Management

• Watershed Management

• BMP Implementation

• Applied Data Analysis

Experience

• 19 total years

• 8 years with Hazen

Professional Activities Water Environment Federation

Virginia Water Environment Association

Chesapeake Water Environment Association

Technical Publications O’Banion, R.M. “Leveraging Advanced GIS for Repeatable and Interactive Planning”. Presented at WaterJAM 2022. September 14, 2022.

Ryan O’Banion Senior Associate

Ryan serves as Hazen’s Director of Geospatial Services. He is an experienced environmental scientist who leverages GIS for spatial analysis, field data collection, and program management to help clients make informed decisions about water resources.

LCRR Compliance Implementation, Tempe, AZ Technical Advisor. Guided the deployment of ArcGIS Online solutions as Hazen developed the City’s LSL inventory, which serves as the foundation for the remaining LCRR compliance requirements. The Hazen team utilized a variety of industry-leading approaches to complete a robust, cost-efficient service line inventory including an online customer survey for service line material identification. In addition to developing the inventory framework, Hazen established and coordinated a Field Veri-fication Plan for amending the inventory in real time. Following the development of the service line inventory, Hazen prepared the LSL Re-placement Plan including procedures for flushing service lines and prem-ise plumbing, prioritization strategies, and the replacement protocols.

Hazen further supported the city through legal strategies and funding sources for full service line replacement.

LCRR Compliance Plan, City of Richmond, VA Technical Advisor. Hazen has been working with the City to develop a compliance plan for LCRR compliance, focusing on LSL inventory and replacement, corrosion control treatment, and tap sampling. Recom-mendations focused on enhancing efforts to identify LSLs, augment the City’s LSL replacement program, and expand customer outreach to support these endeavors. Responsible for conducting trainings and pre-paring reports/customer communication materials.

LCRR Compliance Implementation, Englewood, CO Technical Advisor. Provided QC review of inventory development using Python and Model builder. Conducted review of web content developed in ArcGIS Online including Survey123, Experience Builder, and Dash-boards.

LCR Revisions Compliance Plan, WSSC Water, MD Data Management and GIS. This programmatic evaluation assisted WSSC in developing a comprehensive LCRR Compliance Program. Working collaboratively with numerous WSSC departments, an action plan was developed to provide a road map for LSL inventory, LSL replacement plan, corrosion control treatment, and public outreach.

Contract Role Water Treatment

Hazen Office Location Tempe, AZ

Education BS, Civil Engineering, University of Wisconsin, 2013

Certification/License Professional Engineer: CT

Areas of Expertise

• Water and wastewater treatment

Experience

• 10 total years

• 5 years with Hazen

Katie Robles, PE Senior Principal Engineer

Katie serves as a Principal Engineer in the Tempe, Arizona office. She has worked on a variety of municipal water and wastewater projects throughout New England and Arizona and has experience with wastewater process start-ups.

Pecos Surface Water Treatment Plant Filter Media Replacement, City of Chandler, AZ Project Engineer. Detailed design for the replacement of anthracite me-dia with granular activated carbon (GAC) media and an ancillary filter aid polymer feed system at the Pecos Surface Water Treatment Plant.

Farallon Water Campus, City of Buckeye, AZ Project Engineer. Detailed planning, design, and construction manage-ment services for the development of the first 4.71 mgd phase of the fu-ture 19 mgd Farallon Water Campus groundwater treatment facility, up to 10 associated wells and transmission mains, and approximately 2.6 miles of distribution piping. Treatment consists of a combination of co-agulation/filtration and reverse osmosis for removal of arsenic, nitrate, fluoride, and total dissolved solids, and the facility include two-3.15 mil-lion gallon reservoirs and finished water pumps stations for two distri-bution zones.

Solids Handling Facility, Aquarion Water Company, Stamford, CT Engineer. Assisting with design tasks for a new solid handling and chem-ical delivery facility at the Stamford Water Treatment Plant. Assisting in the preliminary design sizing and selection of centrifuges, conveyors, and polymer systems for the new solids handling facility.

Pilgrim Hills Corrosion Control Study, Connecticut Water Company, Coventry, CT Engineer. Assisted in the development of a technical memorandum on the examination of water quality and treatment strategies for corrosion control. Assisted in conducting bench-scale testing for the development of a corrosion control strategy for the distribution system.

Williams Water Treatment Plant Dissolved Air Floatation Pilot Study, Connecticut Water Company, Chester, CT Engineer. Assisting in performing bench-scale testing, development of a pilot protocol, and conducting a dissolved air floatation pilot. Assisted in the development of an engineering report on the pilot study results and the concept and implementation plan of the dissolved air floatation process.

Georgia Institute of Technology, Certification/License Engineer in Training: CO

Areas of Expertise

• Data management/ visualization

• Python programming

• Predictive modeling

• GIS

Experience

• 1 total years

• < 1 year with Hazen

Kevin Smith, EIT Assistant Engineer I

Kevin has experience in predictive and classification modeling encompassing aspects of data processing, including exploratory data analysis, cleansing, transformation, feature selection, and model comparison. He also has experience with visualizing data using python, R-Studio, and ArcGIS for presenting findings clearly and concisely to clients and the general public.

Outside of predictive modeling, he also has experience in stormwater system design, drinking water treatment processes and design, and conveyance.

City of Englewood Lead Replacement Program, Englewood, CO Assistant Engineer. Responsible for development of a comprehensive in-ventory of city-wide drinking water service lines. This includes geospa-tial analysis of data in ArcGIS, creation of data collection applications for field verification/QC, and predictive modeling to update the invento-ry based off verified data. Other responsibilities include generating lay-outs to convey inventory statuses and construction prioritization crite-ria, site visits to ensure accurate data collection during the field verification phase, evaluation of environmental justice criteria with con-sideration of pipe material status, and generating public-facing web ap-plications for customers to check their pipe material status. .

City Engineering Services, Compliance Coordination, Empire, CO Assistant Engineer. Responsible for the development of an inventory of drinking water service lines for a mining project in Colorado. Major tasks include development of the inventory by parsing through historical data, visualization of the data, generation of a spreadsheet for LCRR compli-ance, and composition of a technical memorandum to convey the status of their compliance with recent rule revisions.

Westminster Boulevard Water Treatment Plant Final Design, Westminster, CO Assistant Engineer. Project for a greenfield treatment plant for the city of Westminster. Responsibilities include the design of backwash equaliza-tion basins and solids dry beds. This involves layout considerations, pump sizing, vendor communications, and coordination with subcontractors.

MS, Earth and Planetary Sciences, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, 2019

BS, Geology, University of Texas, Austin, TX, 2013

Areas of Expertise

• Water resources

• Water supply evaluation and modelling

• Developing unimpaired flows as model inputs

• Climate model analysis

• Data management, analysis, and visualization

• GIS with hydrology applications

Experience

• 7 total years

• 4 years with Hazen

Professional Activities American Water Resources Association

American Geophysical Union

Nolan Townsend Assistant Engineer II

Nolan specializes in water resources analysis, unimpaired flow methodology and generation, and data analysis/visualization. His project experience at Hazen includes automating computations and procedures for unimpaired flows, analyzing water resources and supply options, working with large climate datasets and climate-specific data formats, and managing and analyzing large datasets.

Climate Adaptation Plan, Central Arizona Project, AZ Assistant Engineer. Helped optimize the formation working groups based on the CAP functions and the strategies they addressed, which helped facilitate the stakeholder workshop. Also developed a Power BI dashboard that helped visualize the strategies and the implications each one addressed. Review stakeholder feedback for one-page summaries that were based on stakeholder feedback; modified one-page summaries with the stakeholder feedback.

Surface Water Availability Resource Assessment Phase III:

Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint Basin, Georgia Environmental Protection Division, GA Assistant Engineer. Member of the unimpaired flows development team for the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint Basin. Mr. Townsend’s prima-ry task involved collecting and managing data, automating/streamlining unimpaired flow procedures, and hindcasting impairment data. The tasks involved the use of Excel, Python, and ArcGIS Pro.

Surface Water Availability Resource Assessment Phase II:

Savannah-Ogeechee Basin, Georgia Environmental Protection Division, GA Assistant Engineer. Member of the unimpaired flows development team for the Savannah-Ogeechee Basin. Mr. Townsend’s primary task involved collecting and managing data, automating/streamlining unimpaired flow procedures, and hindcasting impairment data. The tasks involved the use of Excel, Python, and ArcGIS Pro.

Arizona State University, 2022

Certification/License Engineer in Training: AZ

Areas of Expertise

• Water treatment

• Wastewater treatment

• Digital tools

Experience

• 4 total years

• 1 year with Hazen

Professional Activities AZ Water Association

Annika Wines, EIT Assistant Engineer

Annika serves as an Assistant Engineer in the Tempe office providing project engineering support to water and wastewater projects. She has experience in water and wastewater treatment design and condition assessment that informs her work on master planning, design, and compliance projects. Prior to Hazen, Annika earned a B.S. in environmental engineering from Arizona State University.

Pecos SWTP Filter Media Improvements, City of Chandler, Chandler, AZ (Phase I & II) Project Engineer. Evaluated existing anthracite filter media. Designed and prepared construction documents for the replacement sand and Granular Activated Carbon media to increase filter runtimes and total organic carbon removal. A new filter aid polymer system that utilizes dry polymer was designed and installed to supplement GAC ripening.

The project over the course of two phases replaced the media for eight

(8) filters, four (4) for each phase.

City of Sierra Vista Wastewater Master Plan, City of Tempe, AZ Project Engineer. Development of a Wastewater Utilities Integrated Master Plan to provide Capital Improvement Program recommendations for the City’s wastewater water collection and treatment to meet current and future system demands. Results of the analysis are summarized in a digital master plan utilizing interactive Power BI data visualization dashboards, ArcGIS live tools, and ArcGIS Story Maps to better inform current and future decision making.

Tempe Water Utilities Integrated Master Plan, City of Tempe, AZ Project Engineer. Development of a Water Utilities Integrated Master Plan to provide Capital Improvement Program recommendations for the City’s potable water distribution and water quality, wastewater collection, storm water system and reclaimed water systems to meet current and future system demands. Results of the analysis are summarized in a digital master plan utilizing interactive Power BI data visualization dashboards and ArcGIS Story Maps to better inform current and future decision-making.