CTR065872_Amendment_5_-_Adds_Key_Personnel.pdf

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

CONTRACT

AMENDMENT

CONTRACT NO.: CTR065872

AMENDMENT NO.: 5

TITLE: Statewide Lead Service Line Identification and Inventory Services CONTRACTOR: CDM Smith, Inc.

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:

• Beau Akhavain – Technical Level II

• Mallory Cullen – Technical Level II

• Ashley Endo – Technical Level IV

• Priyadharshini Hema – Technical Level II

• Madeline Larsen – Technical Level II

• Sam Mahoney – Technical Level II

• Prakash Mathan – Technical Level II

• Jacqueline Nseir – Support/Clerical Level I

• Omprakash Trupti-Lele – Technical Level II

2. Revise Laura Faynor from Technical Level I to Technical Level II

3. 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 19th day of August, 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/

Beau Akhavain, EIT

Mechanical Engineer /Technical Level II

Mr. Akhavain is a recent graduate with 2 years of experience of research in Chemical and

Environmental Engineering at UCLA. He has experience with brackish water desalination, water treatment projects, City inspections and reports, and providing engineering services during the construction phase of several water and wastewater treatment projects.

Mr. Akhavain’s experience working in engineering consulting, conducting research, and taking coursework have equipped him with a strong foundation and ability to adapt and perform in new environments and projects.

Mechanical Engineer, Manhole Inspection and Assessment, Los Angeles Sanitation and Environment (LASAN), Los Angeles, California, 2024. Mr. Akhavain created the

Health & Safety Plan for fieldwork activities as well as assisted in the creation of fieldwork survey’s using ArcGIS and Survey123. He also participated in fieldwork including inspecting manholes and generating reports on their condition.

Mechanical Engineer, Hyperion Wastewater Treatment Plant Risk and Resiliency

Project, Los Angeles Sanitation and Environment (LASAN), Los Angeles, California, 2024. Mr. Akhavain worked on the assessment of the condition of a wastewater treatment plant following a sewage spill. He worked with the team to produce a report including the condition and recommended solutions.

Mechanical Engineer, Anaheim Groundwater Treatment Plant PFAS Treatment

Project, City of Anaheim, Anaheim, California, 2024. Mr. Akhavain used water quality data as well as other measured parameters to generate graphs and reports of a water treatment plant. He also participated in fieldwork including site visits for inspections and labeling components of the plant.

Mechanical Engineer, Tustin Sewer Rehabilitation and Replacement, Orange County

Sanitation (OCSAN), Tustin, California, 2024. Mr. Akhavain mapped out sewer and other utilities on Thomas maps to rehabilitate parts of the sewage system. He also identified manholes in the targeted regions using ArcGIS.

Mechanical Engineer, Owen’s Lake Pump Station Expansion, Owen’s Valley, California, 2024. Mr. Akhavain used Bluebeam and Autodesk Civil 3D to assist in the design of a pump station expansion project. He performed grade and elevation calculations as well as implemented the prior information in the designs.

Mechanical Engineer, Redlands Operations and Lab Expansion Project, City of

Redlands, Redlands, California, 2024. Mr. Akhavain participated in fieldwork where he oversaw potholing performed by subcontractors in the proposed expansion regions. He performed measurements of the pothole locations as well as measurements of the inside existing laboratory. He also created reports of the data collected from the fieldwork.

Education

BS - Mechanical

Engineering, University of California, Los

Angeles, California, 2024

Certifications

Engineer-in-Training

(EIT), 2024

Languages

Spanish

Beau Akhavain, EIT

Prior to CDM Smith

Researcher, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department - UCLA, California, 2022 - 2024. Mr. Akhavain was responsible for the design, fabrication, and operation of a high recovery desalination pilot system. He characterized the system with nanofiltration and reverse osmosis membranes in order to optimize the system in terms of specific energy consumption, applied pressure, water quality, and recovery. He conducted data processing and analysis using MATLAB and Excel. Additionally, he monitored remotely the three deployed water treatment systems serving communities in the Salinas Valley. His research was presented at the 2023 AICHE annual meeting and he presented his research at the 2024 Undergraduate Research Fair at UCLA.

Project Manager, Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Uganda Project UCLA Chapter, California, 2022 - 2024. Mr. Akhavain managed of a team of 10 to improve on water infrastructure in the Bukonko community in Iganga, Uganda. He reviewed and revised contracts, reports, and engineering analyses to implement new, sustainable water infrastructure. Additionally, he led the communication and meetings with contractors, local and international partners, and government. In 2023, the team wrapped up the first phase of the project by implementing a borehole and successfully providing a clean water source for roughly 1300 people. He focused on leading the team into their next phase of the project by adding a motorized pump, distribution system, and storage system.

Researcher, Tropical Research - UCLA, Los Angeles, California, 2023. Mr. Akhavain, in a team of three, performed the research and design for a water filtration system to serve

50 people in the Cameroon Congo. He assisted in writing a proposal for funding from the

National Science Foundation.

Mallory Cullen

Environmental Engineer/Technical Level II

Mallory Cullen is an environmental engineer who joined CDM Smith in 2024. Her professional experience includes work in remediation, industrial sustainability, and water resources.

Prior to CDM Smith

Purdue University

Senior Design Team Member, Railroad Ballast Pellet Remediation, Purdue

University, West Lafayette, Indiana, 2023 - 2024. Mallory worked with team members to design a multifaceted solution to a new remediation problem, historic plastic pellet contamination in railroad ballast. She took a leadership role in the project, communicating with the client to achieve their needs: a fast, thorough, and cost-effective solution. Through iterative design, she helped create a 4-step plan that used new technology and practices to satisfy all restraints and effectively remediate the pellet contamination.

Peer Teaching Assistant, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, 2023 - 2024.

Mallory worked to develop, teach, and reinforce course content for EEE 35500

Engineering Environmental Sustainability. She facilitated group discussions, worked with professors to optimize learning, and graded assignments for a class of over 120 students.

TRC Companies

Engineering Intern, TRC Companies, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2022 - 2023. Mallory worked two summer internships with the company, assisting on various projects and fieldwork.

She collected water and soil sampling to measure the effectiveness and progress of remediation solutions. Mallory aided in phase I environmental site assessments by compiling reports and conducting site inspections. She also worked with team members and federal clients to conduct door-to-door residential indoor air sampling to the health and safety of the environment in a local community.

LyondellBasell

Co-op, LyondellBasell, Morris, Illinois, 2021. Mallory completed a semester long co-op term at a LyondellBasell chemical polymer manufacturing facility. She supported the company in meeting regulatory air, water, and safety standards through projects and tasks. Mallory aided in developing an emissions forecasting tool that operators could use in real time to prevent permit exceedance. She also created a model for the site’s wastewater treatment facility to better estimate emissions when reporting to regulatory agencies. Lastly, she spearheaded changes to a chemical pressure vessel onsite to prevent future spills and ensure Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) compliance.

Education

BS - Environmental &

Ecological Engineering, Purdue University, 2024

Certifications

OSHA 40-hr HAZWOPER, Software Languages

MATLAB

Ashley Endo, Ph.D, P.E.

Civil Engineer/Technical Level IV

Ms. Endo has experience in various engineering disciplines, mainly focused on drinking water. In school, she pursued a focus area risk analysis and decision science. Ms. Endo’s research has provided her a unique understanding of environmental policy and resource management.

Prior to CDM Smith

Water Resources Engineer, Jacobs, Honolulu, Hawaii, 2019-2024.

Ms. Endo analyzed storm water training metrics using PowerBI and developed storm water training e-learning courses. She assisted with risk and resilience assessments and emergency response plans for water utilities to meet the America’s Water Infrastructure

Act. She was a project manager for a service line inventory project. Ms. Endo prepared numerous National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permitting at various military facilities and airports in Hawaii.

Systems Analysis, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, California, 2016.

Ms. Endo researched methodology and tested pilots for a cybersecurity supply chain risk management project. She investigated the advantages of planning and response metrics for the National Hurricane Program (NHP).

Research Assistant, Center for Risk and Economic Analysis of Terrorism Events

(CREATE), Los Angeles, California, 2013-2019.

Ms. Endo examined if quantitative risk analyses underestimate risk across natural and technological disciplines. She researched CO2 emissions for households in the United

States to understand possible trends or areas of reduction.

Risk Engineering & Science Analyst, National Disaster Preparedness Training Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, 2012-2013.

Ms. Endo designed training material for a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) risk assessment course.

Civil Engineer, Engineering Concepts, Inc., Honolulu, Hawaii, 2010-2011.

Ms. Endo modeled sewer systems for a Navy base to plan wastewater flows and flow capacity using EPA SWMM 5.0. She identified hazards and environmental contaminants to provide cost estimates for a nationwide database.

Education

BS – Civil Engineering, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, California, MSE – Geography and

Environmental

Engineering, John

Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, PhD – Industrial and

Systems Engineering, University of Southern

California, Los Angeles, California, Registration

Professional

Engineering (PE), California

Software Programs

ArcGIS

EPA SWMM 5.0

PowerBI

WaterCAD

Laura Faynor

Laura Faynor is an environmental engineer with experience in research, teaching, data analysis, and sampling coordination. Ms. Faynor joined the CDM Smith team in 2024. Her professional experience includes data analysis, quality assurance and quality control

(QA/QC), research and record review, and wastewater sampling.

Water Resources Engineer, Placer County Truckee River Watershed, Truckee, California. As part of the 15-year Truckee River Water Quality Monitoring Plan

(TRWQMP), Ms. Faynor revised annual reports that are submitted to Placer County, depicting the monitoring results and overall health of a section of the Truckee River. She has also conducted field work to rate existing stormwater infrastructure in the Placer

County right of way and provide recommendations for how they can be improved..

Previous Work Experience

Engineering Intern, Morro Bay Public Works, 2023 - 2024.

Ms. Faynor assisted the City Engineer with community outreach for planned city projects.

She reviewed site plans and issued encroachment permits for various projects around the city.

Teaching Assistant, Chemistry and Biochemistry Department, California Polytechnic

State University, San Luis Obispo, California, 2022 - 2023. Ms. Faynor collaborated with professors to foster an interactive learning environment for students in the Chemistry

Department. She facilitated large scale laboratory work and discussion sessions for undergraduate students.

Project Experience

Water Quality Engineer, Hiver International Virtual Exchange Competition, 2023.

Ms. Faynor completed an extracurricular course on wastewater treatment by both a , California Polytechnic State University and Manoura Egypt University professor. Applying the skills learned, Ms. Faynor collaborated with five students to design a wastewater treatment plant using an innovative biological treatment mechanism for the city of New

Mansoura, Egypt. The design was presented through multiple rounds of competition. Ms.

Faynor’s group won the competition which provided her the opportunity to present the design to multiple judges including representatives from the US Embassy in Cairo Egypt

Undergraduate Researcher, Water and Energy Sustainability Training Team

(WESTT), 2022. Ms. Faynor aided in research funded by the California Energy

Commission. She performed bi-weekly tests to determine the nitrite levels in local wastewater samples. The tests used absorption spectroscopy with a spectrophotometer to measure the concentration of nitrite in wastewater treated by algae ponds.

BS – Environmental

Engineering, California

Polytechnic State

University, San Luis

Obispo, California, (Expected June 2025)

Skills

Auto-CAD

Priyadharshini Hema

GIS Specialist/Technical Level II

Hema Priyadharshini, a geospatial engineer, brings two years of hands-on experience to her role. Specializing in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), she has contributed to various utility network projects such as water and sewer systems. She is proficient in utilizing ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, and QGIS software to deliver customized solutions.

GIS Specialist, Lead and Copper Rule Revision (LCRR), Project, Jacksonville Energy

Authority (JEA). Ms. Hema has contributed to the JEA - LCRR Project, undertaking responsibilities such as GIS data administration and the generation of property points and laterals for the LeadCAST Database. Additionally, she has used her skills in Geodatabase management, Geocoding, GIS Analysis, and spatial queries. Furthermore, Ms. Hema oversees quality assurance and quality control procedures for both spatial features and attributes within the project.

GIS Specialist, Water Utility Network, City of Brockton Department of Public Work:

Ms. Hema has actively participated in capturing the utility side of all customer location and address points in accordance with tie-cards. She has also been instrumental in establishing the inventory database for these customer locations, specifically to verify the presence of lead in the service lines. Additionally, Ms. Hema conducts quality assurance and quality control processes on the created network database using the latest technologies.

GIS Specialist, Water and Sewer Utility Network, Metropolitan District Commission of Connecticut (MDC): Ms. Hema has been actively engaged in capturing the utility side of all customer locations and address points in accordance with tie-cards. Additionally, she has been instrumental in establishing the inventory database for these customer locations, specifically to verify the presence of lead in the service lines. Furthermore, she conducts quality assurance and quality control processes on the created network database utilizing cutting-edge technologies.

GIS Specialist, Turf Replacement, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power: Ms.

Hema has played a crucial role in capturing the existing turf within the project extent and calculating the available turf area to facilitate turf replacement planning. She meticulously delineates the turf using shapefiles and converts them into CAD drawings. Furthermore, Hema conducts rigorous quality assurance and quality control checks on the deliverables to ensure high-quality outcomes.

GIS Specialist, Water Utility Network, Passaic Valley Water Commission (PVWC).

Hema Priyadharshini has played a pivotal role in the creation, modification, and management of the water network database. Her duties encompassed creating new service lines, valves, and fittings in alignment with the existing service-card for each customer location, as well as geometrically modifying existing service lines and overseeing overall database management. She also assumed responsibility for quality assurance and quality control of the data, employing various geoprocessing and selection techniques to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the produced data.

M.Sc. – Geoinformatics, Gandhigram Rural

University, Dindigul, Tamil Nadu, India, 2022

B.Sc. – Physics, Gandhigram Rural

University, Dindigul, Tamil Nadu, India, 2020

Programming Languages

Python, Java

SQL

HTML

Software Skills

ArcMap

ArcGIS Pro

QGIS

ERDAS Imagine

Madeline Larsen

Madeline Larsen is an environmental engineer who joined the CDM Smith team in 2023.

Her professional experience includes drinking water quality research studies, data analysis, and sample collection.

Project Engineer, JEA Lead and Copper Rule Revision (LCRR), Jacksonville, Florida. (2024 – On-going). Ms. Larsen performed research on past regulations to reduce the number of unknowns, participated in a utility-led investigation of work orders to assess service line material, and performed verifications. Ms. Larsen prepared technical memorandua and participated in client workshops for data management and formation of the inventory.

Project Engineer, Black Creek Water Resource Development Project, JEA, Florida.

(2023 – On-going). This is a water resource development project that involves conveying excess water on high-flow days from Black Creek to lakes farther south. One of the goals of this project is aquifer recharge. Ms. Larsen focused on submittal management and assisting with documentation and progress meetings preparation.

Project Engineer, North Hutchinson Island Septic Removal, St. Lucie County, Florida. (2023 – On-going). The goal of this project was to convert a region of St.

Lucie County from the existing septic system to a vacuum sewer system. Ms. Larsen assisted with cross-checking designs for accuracy and completion.

Project Engineer, Rocky Creek – Bay Path Lane and Brunswick Lane Septic to

Sewer Conversion, Hillsborough County, Florida. (2024 – On-going). The goal of this project is to convert a region of Hillsborough County from the existing septic system to a public sewer system. Ms. Larsen assisted with the design work and management of correspondences for the project.

Project Engineer, City of Jacksonville Land Development Planning Manual

Update, City of Jacksonville, Florida. (2024 – On-going). This project seeks to update existing codes, specifications, and details for the City of Jacksonville for use by developers and city planners. Ms. Larsen assisted with specification writing, detail formation, and management of correspondences with a team of volunteers.

Project Engineer, Trail Ridge Landfill Phases 1-4 Partial Closure, City of

Jacksonville, Florida. (2024 – On-going). Ms. Larsen worked on the design of the closure of Trail Ridge Landfill to close the remainder of the phases. She engaged in design work for civil and stormwater design.

Publications

Larsen, M. “Interactions between drinking water quality and delivery systems, pipe materials, and attitudes.” [Thesis, Purdue University]. December 5, 2023.

MS – Environmental

Engineering, Purdue

University, 2023

BS – Environmental

Engineering Sciences, University of Florida, Sam Mahoney, EIT

Sam Mahoney has professional experience in process heat transfer monitoring, mass and energy balances, chemical dosing calculations, and water treatment plant optimization.

Sam is passionate about the environment and strives to provide clients with efficient and effective solutions to their toughest water challenges.

Prior to CDM Smith

Veolia Water Technologies and Solutions

Engineer, Clean Harbors, Wichita, Kansas, 2023 - 2024. Sam managed an account worth $60,000 per year by providing technical expertise and operator training. He trained

20 operators on how to run field tests and monitor the health of the cooling towers and boilers at their facility. He performed a dissolved oxygen study on the site’s deaerator to identify the cause of an increase of chemical usage.

Engineer, CHS Refinery, McPherson, Kansas, 2022 - 2024. Sam provided engineering services to a 115,000 barrel per day refinery. He performed technical studies, such as lithium chloride studies and membrane performance tests, to identify optimization projects or weak points in the client’s operations. He overhauled chemical treatment programs on three separate cooling towers to remove phosphate from the system, simultaneously removing one scaling agent and reducing algal blooms in the plant retention ponds.

National Corn to Ethanol Research Center

Operator, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Edwardsville, Illinois, 2021.

Sam worked with plant engineers to review the standard operating procedures (SOPs) and identify areas of improvement. He proposed changes in the SOPs to better utilize the automation features of the equipment in use, saving operators time and reducing safety concerns around manual operation of electrical equipment. Sam also performed detailed analysis of samples taken from the process and adjusted flow rates and temperatures to ensure product quality.

Education

BS – Chemical

Engineering, Washington

University in St. Louis, Registration

Engineer-in-Training

(EIT): North Carolina, Prakash Mathan

Prakash Mathan is a GIS Engineer who has two years of experience in the field of GIS, working on various water and sewer utility networking projects. Mr., Mathan has expertise in coordinating CAD with GIS, including tasks such as AutoCAD to GIS conversion, transforming

CAD data into geodatabase (GDB) format, and integrating CAD data with GIS systems.

GIS Specialist 1, Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT), Houston District

Option C Traffic Projections Dashboards, Houston, Texas. Mr. Mathan was involved in creating dashboards for the Houston District Option C Traffic Projections project. He developed dashboards tailored to specific requirements using ESRI Dashboards and

Experience Builder. In this role, he utilized Arcade expressions to enhance the user interface of the dashboards, ensuring dynamic values for an enhanced user experience. He also contributed to quality assurance processes, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of the data presented in the dashboard.

GIS Specialist, Water Utility Network, City of Brockton Department of Public Works, Brockton, Massachusetts. Mr. Mathan participated in capturing the utility side of all customer location and address points in accordance with tie-cards. He established the inventory database for these customer locations, specifically to verify the presence of lead in the service lines. Additionally, he conducted quality assurance and quality control processes on the created network database using the latest technologies.

GIS Specialist, University of Connecticut (UCONN), Storrs, Connecticut:

Mr. Mathan was actively involved in creating and modifying a GIS Database from CAD files and PDF plans. The University of Connecticut manages various utility networks such as water, sewer, storm drain, and steam pipes, with inputs provided in CAD and PDF formats.

Mathan performed CAD to GIS conversion, georeferencing PDFs, and digitizing data to create a master geodatabase. He ensured the accuracy of the attribute population from PDFs and

CAD files, while also verifying the spatial integrity of the networks. Mr. Mathan was also involved in the QA/QC process, checking that all attributes were accurately populated and that the networks were spatially correct.

GIS Specialist 1, Water and Sewer Utility Network, Metropolitan District Commission of Connecticut (MDC), Hartford, Connecticut. Mr. Mathan is engaged in capturing the utility side of all customer locations and address points in accordance with tie-cards.

Additionally, he established the inventory database for these customer locations, specifically to verify the presence of lead in the service lines. Furthermore, He conducted QA/QC of the processes on the created network database.

GIS Specialist, Water Utility Network, Passaic Valley Water Commission (PVWC), Clifton, New Jersey. Mr. Mathan is involved in the creation, modification, and management of water utility assets. His responsibilities include the creation of new service lines, valves, and fittings corresponding to the existing service card for each customer location, the modification of the existing service lines geometrically, and managing the database. His tasks are to verify whether field inspections have been carried out at the customer location and update the service line material if required per the field inspection data.

Education

MS – Geoinformatics, Gandhigram Rural Institute-

Deemed University, Dindigul, India, 2022

BS – Physics, Loyola College, Chennai, India, 2020.

Software Skills

ArcGIS Pro

ArcGIS Online

AGOL Dashboard

AutoCAD

QGIS

ERDAS Imagine

Programming Languages

Python

Java

HTML

SQL

JavaScript

ArcGIS Arcade

Jacqueline Nseir

Support/Clerical Level I

Ms. Nseir has more than 30 years of professional experience with project high level administrative coordination and contract management. Included in her 30-year career, is her strong proficiency in document control. She plays an integral role in project management, working closely with project leadership (executives, design and construction managers), multidisciplinary team members, and the client to deliver contract compliance and quality management on-time for all project deliverables. Ms. Nseir provides coordination and assistance for design and construction teams for all project reviews and deliverables.

One of her primary responsibilities is to provide liaison services between the program/project managers, project team members, and the client when establishing and organizing client and team meetings. This includes the maintenance, facilitation and coordination of project schedules and deadlines;

coordination of monthly invoicing to the client which involves several steps of tracking/updating progress report activities and backup documentation;

coordination of conferences, meetings, deliverables, and internal/client reviews;

proofreading and final quality control check for all project deliverables; drafting and submitting letters, reports, and confidential materials.

Ms. Nseir provides, document control, technical support and project coordination including quality control related to project deliverables, and production and distribution of project deliverables for the following municipal clients:

• City of Los Angeles, Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Implementation

Plan, Los Angeles, California

• City of Los Angeles, Machado Lake Ecosystem Rehabilitation Project, Los

Angeles, California

• City of Los Angeles, HTP Environmental Learning Center, Los Angeles, California

• Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Regional

Connector Transit Corridor Project, Los Angele, California

• Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, Owens Lake Rehabilitation

Project, Los Angeles, California

Administrative Assistant, Secondary Sewer Renewal Program, City of Los

Angeles, Department of Public Works, Los Angeles, California. Ms. Nseir supports the City of Los Angeles in their implementation of the Secondary Sewer

Renewal Program. She monitors the City’s program website on a monthly basis

Education

Secretarial and Office

Management – The

Polyglot Academy

England – Lebanon

Branch

Jacqueline Nseir and maintains an up-to-date record of active and upcoming sewer construction projects. For upcoming projects, she creates flyers for public distribution to keep residents informed of construction activities, including road closures and service disruptions, within their neighborhoods. She also creates project fact sheets to be posted to the Department’s website.

Administrative Assistant, Eastside Extension Phase II Environmental Impact

Statement/Environmental Impact Report, Los Angeles County Metropolitan

Transportation Authority, Los Angeles, California. As administrative coordinator for the Eastside Extension Phase II Environmental Impact

Statement/Environmental Impact Report, Ms. Nseir coordinated the preparation of final public documents and deliverables in fulfillment of the California

Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). She assisted in production-related document quality control and was responsible for document production and distribution.

Administrative Assistant, Owens Lake Dust Mitigation Project, City of Los

Angeles, Department of Water and Power, Inyo County, California. Ms. Nseir served as the project coordinator for the Owens Lake Dust Mitigation project. She coordinated project reports, including the production and distribution of multi-volume documents, and assisted the project manager in preparing for project meetings.

Administrative Support, Proposition O program, City of Los Angeles, Bureau of Sanitation, Los Angeles, California. Ms. Nseir supported Proposition O program by attending monthly projects meetings and preparing detailed meeting minutes.

Tac-Coordinator, Harvey Hurricane Texas, Maria Hurricane Puerto Rico, and

New Mexico Hermit’s Peak Fire, Federal Emergency Management Association

(FEMA). As Tac-Coordinator for the FEMA deployment, Ms. Nseir assisted FEMA

Management with multiple duties and reports including the processing of deployed staff, weekly reports, Roster maintenance and staff monitoring, review of

HR lists and daily tracking of staff. She reviewed timesheet and expenses and assisted in proposals for backfill deployments.

Trupti Omprakash Lele

Ms. Trupti is a GIS professional with more than three years of experience. She is accomplished in GIS data management and analysis. Ms. Trupti joined is responsible for spatial data analysis and management. She has experience in lead service line (LSL) inventories and cadastral mapping.

GIS Specialist, LSL Inventories.

The main objective of the following projects is to conduct a drinking water system materials inventory for both the utility and private side. The inventories would include both the portion of the service line owned by the water system and the customer-owned portion of the service line.

No Client LSL Inventory Output Format

1 Lynn, MA ArcGIS Web Application - Lead Service Review Tool

2 Town of Bedford, MA ArcGIS Web Application - Lead Service Review Tool

3 City of Revere, MA ArcGIS Web Application - Lead Service Review Tool

4 Westfield, MA Client Standard Lead Service Line Template (Excel based)

Ms. Trupti performed LSL inventories for the above projects, utilizing client-specific standard templates and the ArcGIS Web Application Review Tool. The work involved developing and updating the water system materials inventory by meticulously reviewing various records, including water main installation plans, tie/tap cards from the 18th and

19th centuries, existing GIS records, and meter replacement records. Key information, such as service line materials, sizes, installation dates, and sources of data, was then transferred into designated columns in the standard inventory template and the ArcGIS tool respectively, in accordance with the latest client-specific scope and requirements.

GIS Specialist, City of Fort Myers, Florida.

The project scope involved georeferencing and digitizing 19th-century as-built drawings with limited ground control points. Trupti contributed by performing georeferencing tasks and ensuring the accuracy and quality of the data despite the challenges.

M.Sc. - Geology from

Savitribai Phule Pune

University, Pune, India, B.Sc. – Geology, Fergusson College, Pune

University, Pune, India,