CTR072300_Amendment_7_-_Adds_Key_Personnel.pdf

CONTRACT

AMENDMENT

CONTRACT NO.: CTR072300

AMENDMENT NO.: 7

TITLE: ASRAC Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous Substances CONTRACTOR: Matrix New World Engineering – Land Surveying and Landscape Architecture PC

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:

• Marie Raser, PE – Professional Level VI

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 28th day of January, 2025 at Phoenix, Arizona.

Susan Holt Contract Manager

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

MARIE RASER, PE, LSRP

Senior Project Manager

Professional Qualifications Marie Raser is a Professional Engineer (PE) and New Jersey Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) with more than 30 years of consulting experience in the areas of environmental compliance, solid waste treatment/disposal, soils and ground water investigation and remediation, vapor intrusion investigation and mitigation, project planning, design, and implementation. Ms. Raser is responsible for the oversight of complex remedial investigation and remedial action projects and the preparation and submission of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) reporting, including: Remedial Investigation (RI), Remedial Action Workplan (RAW) and Remedial Action Reports (RAR), receptor evaluations (RE), Remedial Action Permit (RAP) Applications, and Response Action Outcomes (RAO). Ms. Raser works closely with attorneys, developers, insurance companies, and commercial/industrial property owners, as well as representatives of federal agencies (USEPA, USACE, and USCG), local, and municipal authorities relative to environmental and engineering issues.

Professional Experience Ironbound Recreation Center - Remedial Action Workplan and Remedial Action Implementation – LSRP of Record for the City of Newark responsible for the implementation of the remedial action and environmental compliance for the redevelopment of a football field at the Ironbound Recreation Center in Newark, NJ. Ms. Raser’s work included development and implementation of the RAW, coordination with joint responsible parties and subcontractors, coordination with USEPA regarding compliance with the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB) regulations, preparation and submission of the RAR, Deed Notice, and Application for a RAP-Soils after completion of the redevelopment and issued a Restricted Use Entire Site RAO.

Hyatt Avenue Landfill – Remedial Investigation, Landfill Disruption Permitting and Landfill Closure Plan – Project Manager and LSRP responsible for obtaining Landfill Disruption Permits, development and implementation of the Remedial Investigation Workplan, development and implementation of the Remedial Action Workplan and Landfill Closure Plan for the redevelopment of the Hyatt Avenue Landfill in Newark, NJ. Ms. Raser coordinated with NJDEP and USEPA regarding compliance with TSCA regulations and completion of a Self-Implementing Workplan for PCBs within the Landfill Closure Plan. Responsible for the development and implementation of a methane investigation and mitigation plan, as well as oversight of the design of sub the slab depressurization system for the redevelopment. Ms. Raser currently serves as part of the construction team for the redevelopment, reviews equipment specifications and drawings, coordinates with architects, engineers, and owner’s representatives, obtained and manages the discharge to surface water (DSW) permit and associated water treatment for excavation dewatering, and provides LSRP oversight during construction of the redevelopment.

Former Harris Steel Site – ISRA Compliance, Remedial Investigation, and ACO Negotiations – LSRP of Record for a former steel manufacturing facility with multiple ISRA Applicable tenants. At the time of the purchase of the Site by the Client, responsible for preparation of multiple General Information Notices (GINs), Remediation Certifications, and cost estimates for the establishment of RFS’ for various tenants. Coordination with NJDEP Enforcement to negotiate an Adjusted Administrative Consent Order (ACO) for ISRA Cases in Direct Oversight at the time of purchase. Completion of Preliminary Assessments, Site Investigations, updated cost estimates, and Remedial Investigations for ISRA applicable tenants and for the Site as a whole. Completion of ISRA Leasehold RAOs as appropriate.

EDUCATION

B.S., Chemical Engineering, Polytechnic University of New

York, May 1991

PROFESSIONAL

REGISTRATIONS

NJ Professional Engineer No.

GE42901, 2001

NJ SRPLB Licensed Site

Remediation Professional No.

576547, 2009

QPswppp – Qualified Preparer of

Storm Water Pollution Prevention

Plans – New Jersey (2015)

QCIS - Qualified Compliance

Inspector of Storm Water - New

Jersey (2015)

PROFESSIONAL

CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING

40-Hour Hazardous Waste Site

Training Course, OSHA 29 CFR

1910.120 (2000)

MARIE RASER, PE, LSRP

Senior Project Manager

FUSRAP Maywood Superfund Site (FMSS) – Owner Representative and LSRP of Record – Worked with the various responsible parties including United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Stepan Chemical, and their subcontractors to coordinate investigation and remediation activities at the Site. Responsible for the review of data and remedial approaches, and the production of summary reporting to the Property Owner. LSRP of record for UST related contamination after bankruptcy declared by the former tenant. Responsible for the Remedial Investigation and Remedial Action activities and reporting. Completed DSW permitting submissions and responsible for monthly reporting of same to NJDEP. Responsible for communications to USEPA, NJDEP, USACE, and Stepan Chemical regarding the status of UST remediation. Responsible for issuance of AOC Specific Response Action Outcomes.

11 Mt. Pleasant Avenue East Hanover – Remedial Investigation, Remedial Action Workplan, Remedial Action Implementation and Response Action Outcome – Project Manager and LSRP of Record responsible for development and implementation of the Remedial Investigation, development and implementation of the Remedial Action Workplan for the redevelopment of a former typesetting facility in East Hanover, NJ. Ms. Raser developed cost estimates for remedial action alternatives, prepared and submitted the RI, RAW, RAR reports to NJDEP, worked with the Property Owner to develop a Remedial Funding Source (RFS) and worked with NJDEP to access RFS funds for remediation activities that had been left in escrow by a prior Responsible Party. Implemented the proposed Remedial Action for a chlorinated source area at the site, removing impacted soils and treating residual contamination through the addition of a hydrogen release compound. Developed a Fill Use Plan (FUP) for the onsite concrete, maximizing reuse opportunities, and arranging for disposal where appropriate. Designed and completed the remediation of PCB sediment from an onsite basement. Responsible for post remedial groundwater monitoring and remedial action reporting, achieving the “lift” of a previously established CEA. Worked with the redeveloper with regards to the implementation of the remedial action for soils, completed the Deed Notice, applied for and received a RAP-Soils after completion of the redevelopment, and issued a Restricted Use Entire Site RAO.

Former PSE&G Facility – Pompton Lakes - Remedial Investigation and Remedial Action Groundwater – Participated in a number of technical consultations with NJDEP to determine path forward after prior LSRP report withdrawals. Worked with PSE&G and the Property Owner to complete a Remedial Investigation and Remedial Action for soils, issued a RAR to NJDEP, terminated an existing Deed Notice, filed the replacement Deed Notice, and applied for a Modification to the RAP-Soils. Responsible for post remedial groundwater monitoring and remedial action reporting demonstrating onsite contamination from an offsite source, revisions to a previously established CEA, and Application for a RAP-Groundwater.

Township of West Orange – Various Sites - LSRP Services – LSRP of Record for a number of properties owned by the Township of West Orange. Responsible for preparing and submitting Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Funding (HDSRF) Applications for Preliminary Assessments, Site Investigations, Remedial Investigations, and Remedial Actions to facilitate case closure. Responsible for completing Preliminary Assessments, Site Investigations, Remedial Investigations, Remedial Action Workplans and Remedial Actions for various properties slated for redevelopment. Ms. Raser developed cost estimates for remedial action alternatives, prepared and submitted the reports to NJDEP, and worked with NJDEP and New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) with regards to the approval and management of HDSRF Funds.

Former Unidynamics, Resistoflex Division, Roseland, NJ - Remedial Investigation, Remedial Action Workplan, Remedial Action Implementation, Environmental Compliance During Redevelopment – Project Manager responsible for the remedial investigation, implementation of the remedial action, and environmental compliance for the former Unidynamics facility in Roseland, New Jersey. Scope of work included development and management of annual budgets for onsite and offsite soil and ground water sampling, ground water treatment, indoor air and sub slab soil gas sampling, internal and NJDEP reporting. Ms. Raser developed and implemented the Remedial Investigation Workplan for groundwater contamination in bedrock and indoor air in downgradient residential homes. She also handled the issuance of Area of Concern Specific Response Action Outcomes and oversaw the in-situ dichlorination system in place for the treatment of chlorinated volatile organic compounds in shallow ground water, characterization of concrete building materials and excavated soils for reuse and/or disposal, excavation and disposal of impacted materials from downgradient residential property, and installation of the sub slab depressurization system beneath onsite buildings.