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ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS

INVESTIGATION

BUILDING 216

LOGISTICS READINESS SQUADRON

SHAW AIR FORCE BASE

SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA 29152

REPORT PREPARED FOR:

WILBUR SMITH ASSOCIATES

c/o Paul G. Sease, CCG 1301 Gervais Street

Columbia, South Carolina 29201

BY:

F&ME CONSULTANTS

Geotechnical / Environmental / Materials

3112 Devine Street Columbia, South Carolina 29205

(803) 254-4540

October 25, 2010 E4995.00

Solicitation No. FA480319BA003 ACM Report B216_13-04

VLSB, 06-0020, Repair CONS/LRS B216

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Executive Summary

II. Introduction

III. Investigation Results ................................................................................. 2-5

IV. Asbestos Containing Materials Description and Assessment

V. Recommendations

APPENDIX A

Site Vicinity Map (Figure 1)

General Building Plan (Figure 2)

ACM Sample Location Plans (Figures 3 thru 6)

Homogeneous Area Plans (Figures 7 thru 9)

APPENDIX B

Summary of Samples (Table I)

Summary of Asbestos Containing Materials (Table II)

Summary of Inspection

Physical Assessment Data Sheets

Bulk Asbestos Analytical Reports

APPENDIX C

Personnel Certifications

APPENDIX D

SCDHEC Regulations

SCDHEC Abatement Project Forms

Solicitation No. FA480319BA003

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

As requested, F&ME Consultants has completed an Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) investigation on Building 216 - Logistics Readiness Squadron located at Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter, South Carolina, in accordance with SCDHEC, AHERA, USEPA, ASHARA, NESHAP, and OSHA regulations.

The investigation was performed due to planned renovations to the building structure. The field investigations were conducted from October 4 thru October 6, 2010.

The results, conclusions and recommendations from this investigation are representative of the conditions observed at the site on the dates of the field inspection. F&ME does not assume responsibility for any changes in conditions or circumstances that occur after the inspections.

It is our understanding that Building 216 is scheduled to be renovated. We also understand that though the planned renovations will occur to the main office building portion of Building 216, our investigation included the attached warehouse and LC Industries sections of building as well. The scope of our investigation was to identify, sample and assess materials found within the interior of the building suspected of containing asbestos minerals. Exterior building materials (i.e. roofing material) were not included as part of this investigation.

Building 216 is divided into two major sections, the main bi-level office structure which has a 3-story section and a 2-story section, and the warehouse portion of the building structure. Original construction plans and specifications or renovation documents were not provided to assist in this investigation, however, discussions with onsite personnel identified four (4) areas of the building that were sampled independently of each other (see Figure 2 – General Building Plan). These areas were divided into the following:

1. The Warehouse

2. The Main Office Building (Floors 1 and 2)

3. The LC Industries Portion of the Warehouse

4. The Third Floor of the Main Office Building

Our investigation found asbestos containing materials in three (3) of the four (4) outlined areas. All suspect materials sampled in the third floor of the main office building structure, obtained negative results for asbestos mineral content. Materials found to contain asbestos in the Main Building, the Warehouse, and the LC Industries areas include the following: TSI (Thermal Systems Insulation) pipe insulation; TSI mudded elbows and joints on non-ACM fiberglass pipe insulations; HVAC duct mastic (black); HVAC duct mastic (tan-yellow); 12” x 12” floor tiles and associated mastics; black mastic on elbows and joints of non-ACM fiberglass pipe insulation and pipe insulation on electrical panel conduit.

Out of approximately thirty (30) samples of sheetrock collected one (1) joint compound sample obtained a result of 2% asbestos. The laboratory was contacted and the request was made to have a quantitative 400 point count analysis run to obtain a more accurate analytical result. The point count analysis returned a result of 0.5% asbestos. The EPA considers a sample containing more than 1% asbestos to be positive.

Therefore, this sample is considered negative for the purposes of this report.

We sincerely appreciate the opportunity to assist you with this project. Should you have any questions or require additional information concerning this investigative report, please do not hesitate to contact us at

(803) 254-4540.

Sincerely, F&ME CONSULTANTS

Michael S. Mincey Environmental Professional Asbestos Consultant/Management Planner SCDHEC License No. MP-00161 Expiration Date 02/19/2011

F&ME CONSULTANTS

Glynn M. Ellen Senior Environmental Professional Asbestos Consultant/Management Planner SCDHEC License No. ASB-22641 Expiration Date 02/19/2011

F&ME

CONSULTANTS

II. INTRODUCTION

As requested, F&ME Consultants has completed an Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) Investigation on Building 216 - Logistics Readiness Squadron located at Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter, South Carolina. The investigation was performed within accessible areas of the interior portions of the building structure due to proposed renovations. The field investigation was conducted between October 4 and October 6, 2010. This investigation was performed and limited to areas considered accessible, as previously noted, and was pursuant to SCDHEC, USEPA, AHERA, NESHAP and OSHA regulations requiring an investigation prior to any renovation activity.

We understand that Building 216 Logistics Readiness Squadron was constructed in the 1970’s with multiple renovations completed over the years. Original construction plans and specifications or renovation documents were not provided to assist in this investigation, however, discussions with onsite personnel identified four (4) areas of the building that were sampled independently of each other (see Figure 2 – General Building Plan). These areas were divided into the following:

1. The Warehouse portion of the building structure is a single story (interior modular units are two levels) block and concrete slab structure with steel columns and trusses, located in the rear portion of Building 216. This area has approximately 45,300 SF of occupied space (minus LC Industries).

2. The Main Office Building is a bi-level brick, block and concrete slab structure with 22,400 SF of occupied office space (minus the 3rd floor level).

3. The LC Industries portion of the building, located in the southwest corner of the warehouse is a single story, concrete slab and block structure with steel columns and trusses. This area of the building has 14,700 SF of occupied space.

4. The Third Floor of the Main Building is of the same construction type as the rest of the main building and has 6,900 SF of office space.

The results, conclusions and recommendations from this investigation are representative of the conditions observed at the site on the dates of the field inspection. F&ME does not assume responsibility for any changes in conditions or circumstances that occur after the inspection. Use of this document for bidding purposes is not recommended without prior consultation with F&ME. No other environmental concerns were addressed in this report.

III. INVESTIGATION RESULTS

The purpose of this investigation was to locate, sample and record the physical characteristics of materials suspected of containing asbestos; to provide quantities of those materials; and to obtain laboratory analysis for determining the existence or non-existence of asbestos mineral content. All remaining building materials (i.e. concrete, wood, brick, carpet, etc.) were not considered suspect.

A visual inspection of the structure revealed that the building represented a variety of construction methods, including masonry brick and block walls; steel trusses and steel support columns. Interior finishes include block walls; sheetrock walls; plaster walls and ceilings; suspended drop ceilings; floor tile; concrete flooring and carpeting. Areas of the building have been renovated at different time’s thus

Solicitation No. FA480319BA003 requiring separate sampling of materials. Suspect materials were identified and sampled within all four

(4) areas of the building. See Appendix A for sample location plans and homogeneous area plans.

Bulk samples of these materials were analyzed by Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) in accordance with EPA 600/M4-82-021. A “first positive stop” protocol was implemented, meaning that if the first sample of a material tested positive results for asbestos content, subsequent samples of that material were not analyzed. Also, confirmation TEM analysis was performed on non-friable, organically bound materials that tested negative for asbestos content (as per SCDHEC regulations effective June 27, 2008). Proper sampling and chain-of-custody protocol were followed to ensure proper handling and delivery of samples to the analytical laboratory.

All suspect materials (Table I and II) and their laboratory analytical results are located in Appendix B.

The following is a breakdown of the individual areas of the building and the investigative results.

1. The Warehouse:

The Warehouse portion of the building was constructed in the 1970’s with several modular office additions being added throughout the years. The building is a single story block and concrete slab structure with steal columns and trusses. Interior materials include block and sheetrock walls; various 12” x 12” floor tiles; 2’ x 2’ and 2’ x 4’ ceiling panels, carpeting in modular offices and vinyl flooring within the occupied spaces.

Suspect materials identified during the investigation within this portion of Building 216 were various 12”x 12” floor tiles and associated mastics, suspended drop ceiling panels (multiple types and sizes) found in various areas of this portion of the building, carpet adhesive, drywall/joint compound, baseboard adhesives, TSI pipe insulation and mudded elbows and joints, HVAC duct mastic (black and tan-yellow) and vinyl flooring.

A total of fifty-nine (65) samples were extracted from this portion of the building. Due to multiple layering of the materials and positive stop protocol, sixty-one (61) samples were analyzed by PLM.

TEM confirmation analysis was performed on thirteen (13) samples. Nine (9) samples were not analyzed as a result of the first positive stop protocol. Of the materials analyzed, four (4) tested positive for asbestos mineral content (See Table II and Appendix B). A laboratory bulk sample analysis reports are located in the Appendix B.

The asbestos containing materials testing positive for asbestos content within the warehouse portion of the building includes the following (See Figure 10- Homogeneous Area Plan):

• TSI Pipe Insulation

• TSI Mudded Elbows and Joints on Non-ACM Fiberglass Pipe Insulation

• HVAC Duct Mastic (black)

• HVAC Duct Mastic (tan-yellow)

2. The Main Building (Floors 1 and 2):

The original portion of the building was constructed in the 1970’s. The office portion of the building is a bi-level brick, block and concrete slab structure with block, plaster and sheetrock interior walls;

suspended drop ceiling with various 2’ x 4’ and 2’ x 2’ ceiling panels; various 12” x 12” floor tiles and carpeting.

Suspect materials identified during the investigation within this portion of Building 216 were various 12”x 12” floor tiles and associated mastics; suspended drop 2’ x 2’ and 2’ x 4’ ceiling panels (multiple types); carpet adhesive; baseboard adhesive; TSI mudded elbows and joints; TSI black mastic on non-ACM fiberglass pipe insulation; HVAC duct mastic; plaster walls and electrical panel insulation.

A total of seventy-five (75) samples were extracted from this portion of the building. Due to multiple layering of the materials, seventy-five (75) samples were analyzed by PLM. TEM analysis was performed on nine (9) samples while fourteen (14) samples were not analyzed as a result of the first stop protocol. Of the materials analyzed, five (5) tested positive for asbestos mineral content (See Table II in Appendix B). All laboratory bulk sample analysis reports are located in Appendix B. The samples, which tested positive for asbestos content, are indicated in Appendix B, Table II.

The asbestos containing materials include the following (See Figure 10 – Homogeneous Area Plan):

• 12” x 12” Off-white with Grey (Mottled) Floor Tile and Associated Mastic

• 12” x 12” Tan with Brown, Grey Floor Tile and Associated Mastic

• Black Mastic on Fiberglass HVAC Duct Wrap Insulation

• Black Mastic on Non-ACM Fiberglass Pipe Insulation

• TSI Pipe Insulation on Electrical Panel Conduit

3. LC Industries:

The LC Industries area of the building is a single story, concrete slab and block structure located in the southwest corner of the warehouse portion of the building. The offices, sales floor, dressing rooms and stock room are constructed with sheetrock walls; carpeting; 12” x 12” floor tile over concrete; concrete flooring and 2’ x 2’ ceiling panels (offices and dressing rooms).

Suspect materials identified during the investigation within this portion of Building 216 were 12”x 12” floor tiles and associated mastics; carpet adhesive; suspended drop ceiling panels, sheetrock/joint compound; baseboard adhesive and TSI mudded elbows on non-ACM fiberglass pipe insulation.

A total of twenty-two (22) samples were extracted from this section of the building. Due to multiple layering of the materials, thirty-two (36) samples were analyzed by PLM. TEM analysis was performed on four (4) of the samples. Two (2) were not analyzed as a result of the first positive stop protocol. Of the materials analyzed, only one (1) tested positive for asbestos mineral content (See Table II in Appendix B). All laboratory bulk sample analysis reports are located in Appendix B.

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The asbestos containing material includes the following (See Figure 10 – Homogeneous Area Plan):

• TSI Mudded Elbows and Joints on Non-ACM Fiberglass

4. Main Building - Third Floor:

The original portion of the main building was constructed in the 1970’s. Onsite personnel indicated that this area of the building had recently been renovated. Therefore, this area of the building was sampled independently of the rest of the building. The building is a bi-level brick, block and concrete slab structure with block and sheetrock interior walls; drop ceiling with various 2’ x 2’ textured ceiling panels; 12” x 12” floor tile and carpeting.

Suspect materials identified during the investigation within this portion of Building 216 were 12”x 12” floor tiles and associated mastics; carpet adhesive; various suspended drop ceiling panels, sheetrock/joint compound; baseboard adhesive and plaster walls/ceilings. None of the suspect materials sampled tested positive for the asbestos mineral content.

Asbestos containing materials must be handled in accordance with state and federal regulations. Any activities that will impact these materials must be performed by licensed/certified contractors.

The Appendices include a Site Location Map, Sample Location Plans, Homogeneous Area Plans, Summary of Samples, Summary of Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM), Physical Assessment Data, Bulk Sample Analysis Report, Personnel Certifications, and SCDHEC Regulations regarding associated Abatement Project Forms.

This report has been prepared exclusively for Wilbur Smith Associates to be incorporated into the existing management plan, and shall not be disseminated in whole or part to other parties without prior consent from Wilbur Smith Associates or F&ME Consultants, Inc. No other environmental issues are addressed in this report.

IV. ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS DESCRIPTION/ASSESSMENT

The following asbestos containing materials have been identified by the laboratory analysis:

1. Warehouse and LCI Industries (Figure 7):

• HA-1 - (TSI Pipe Insulation - Warehouse) (~400 LF)

This material is found in the northern section of the main warehouse area attached to the underside of roof joists. This material overall is in a fair intact condition with little evidence of damage being noted. This appears to be insulation from the original construction. Portions of these types of steam lines in other areas of the warehouse are insulated with Non-ACM fiberglass insulation with mudded elbows and joints. No evidence of localized damage was found. If renovation activities are to impact these materials, it must be removed by a licensed/certified abatement contractor prior to the renovation.

• HA-2 - (TSI Mudded Elbows and Joints – Warehouse and LC Industries) (~60 Each)

These mudded elbows and joints are found throughout the warehouse section of the building.

They are associated with Non-ACM fiberglass pipe insulation. Overall this material appears to be in a fair but intact condition with evidence of wear and deterioration being noted. If renovation activities are to impact these materials, it must be removed by a licensed/certified abatement contractor prior to the renovation.

• HA-3 - (Black HVAC Duct Mastic - Warehouse) (~100 SF)

The black HVAC mastic is in an overall good condition. The mastic is found on the HVAC ductwork above the break room and in mechanical room 004. The mastic was applied on ductwork seams approximately every three (3) feet to seal the sections of insulation. Some evidence of localized damage was found in mechanical room 004. If renovation activities for the Air Force are to impact this material, it must be removed by a licensed/certified abatement contractor prior to the renovation.

• HA-4 - (Tan-Yellow HVAC Duct Mastic - Warehouse) (~10 SF)

The tan-yellow mastic was found on HVAC ductwork wrap insulation found in mechanical room

004. This material was found in an overall fair to poor condition, with evidence of cracking and peeling being noted. Evidence of localized damage was found in mechanical room 004. If renovation activities are to impact this material, it must be removed by a licensed/certified abatement contractor prior to the renovation.

2. Main Office Building – 1st and 2nd Floors (Figures 8 and 9):

• HA-5 - (12” x 12” Off-white with grey mottled floor tile and black mastic) (4,950 SF)

The majority of this material is found under carpet on the second floor of the building, and a thorough assessment of this material in those areas was not possible. The floor tiles and associated black mastic are assumed to be in a fair condition with evidence of overall wear and deterioration from age. No evidence of localized damage or delaminating tile was noted during the investigation. If renovation activities are to impact these materials, it must be removed by a licensed/certified abatement contractor prior to the renovation.

• HA-6 - (12” x 12” Tan with brown and grey floor tile and black mastic - Main Building 1st And 2nd Floors) (30 SF)

The condition was not assessed due to the fact that they are overlaid with a Non-ACM floor tile.

The floor tiles and associated black mastic are assumed to be in a poor to fair condition with evidence of overall wear and deterioration from age. If renovation activities are to impact these materials, it must be removed by a licensed/certified abatement contractor prior to the renovation.

• HA-7 - (Black HVAC Duct Mastic – Main Building 1st and 2nd Floors) (~850 SF)

This material was found on seams of non-ACM fiberglass ductwork wrap insulation found above suspended drop ceilings throughout the first and second floors of the main building. Overall this material was found in a good intact condition with little evidence of wear and damage being

Solicitation No. FA480319BA003 noted. No evidence of localized damage was found. If renovation activities are to impact this material, it must be removed by a licensed/certified abatement contractor prior to the renovation.

• HA-8 - (Black Mastic on Joints of Non-ACM Fiberglass Pipe insulation – Main Building 1st and 2nd Floors) (~60 Elbows and Joints)

This material was found on elbows and joints of non-ACM fiberglass pipe insulation found above suspended drop ceilings on the first and second floors of the main building. Overall this material was found in a good intact condition with little evidence of wear and damage being noted. No evidence of localized damage was found. If renovation activities are to impact this material, it must be removed by a licensed/certified abatement contractor prior to the renovation.

• HA-9 - (TSI Pipe Insulation on Electrical Conduit - Main Building 1st Floor Mechanical Room)

(~3 LF)

This material was found on conduit leading into an electrical panel in mechanical room 102. It is located in the north east corner of room, just inside the doorway. This material was in significantly damaged condition and is friable. Evidence of localized damage was found. If renovation activities are to impact this material, it must be removed by a licensed/certified abatement contractor prior to the renovation. If this material is not to be impacted by proposed renovations it should be address due to its condition and location relative to accessibility.

SCDHEC regulates any disturbance to friable ACM, which is therefore considered to be regulated asbestos containing materials (RACM). SCDHEC requires removal of friable ACM prior to building renovation or demolition activities. Furthermore, the disturbance of Category II non-friable ACM generally renders non-friable materials friable, or regulated. However, the removal of Category I non-friable ACBM such as floor tiles, mastics, floor sheeting and certain roofing materials is not required if these materials are in good condition. If it is anticipated that such materials will become crumbled or will experience severe forces, SCDHEC would consider these materials to be friable, or regulated ACM.

SCDHEC legally tracks the disposition of all ACM into landfills. Therefore, SCDHEC must be notified prior to abatement and demolition projects in order to legally arrange for the proper disposal of ACM and associated contaminated debris.

OSHA regulates disturbances to all ACM. Unlike SCDHEC, OSHA does not distinguish between friable and non-friable ACM, regulated and non-regulated ACM, and/or ACM in good condition versus ACM in poor/damaged condition. Instead, OSHA regulates all contact with asbestos.

Most landfills will not accept ACM or asbestos-contaminated debris. This is an important consideration for the owner because it is more expensive to dispose of ACM thru normal debris. If the abatement/demolition contractor selects a landfill, which will accept ACM, the abated/demolition debris could be transported to the permitted landfill. However, since the ACM would be mixed in with the total demolition debris, all of the debris would be considered to be ACM resulting in much higher disposal costs. Therefore, it is recommended that removal of all asbestos is conducted prior to and separate from building demolition activities.

V. RECOMMENDATIONS

Due to the proposed renovation activities, it is recommend that removal and disposal operations occur to all identified ACM prior to activities that will impact them. This work must be performed in accordance with all applicable regulations and guidelines by AHERA-certified and SCDHEC-licensed Abatement Contractors.

SCDHEC must be notified at least ten (10) days prior to abatement activities. All asbestos waste must be deposited in a landfill permitted by SCDHEC for asbestos, including contaminated building materials (i.e.

non-asbestos floor tiles with asbestos containing mastics, etc.).

If any concealed and/or inaccessible ACM is encountered during asbestos abatement or renovation activities, the affected contractors must stop work, take appropriate actions, and notify the Owner/ Abatement Contractor/Asbestos Consultant for an appropriate response action. SCDHEC must be notified in the event that any additional ACM is discovered, as well as if there are any changes in the condition of any identified

ACM.

Written notification (SCDHEC Form 3430) must be submitted to SCDHEC at least two (2) calendar weeks prior to initiation of renovation/demolition abatement disturbances. A copy of this inspection report and applicable fee payment must be attached to the notification. Additional fees may be required. Copies of all notifications and documents pertinent to the abatement operations, as required by regulations, are to be posted on the job site.

The Owner/Operators must notify all parties involved with this project of the nature of the work as well as the locations and quantities of asbestos materials to be disturbed or those located near demolition/removal work areas. This notification requirement is, also, extended to any persons/employees who work near the demolition/removal work areas.

Since abatement of the ACM is to occur, the Abatement Contractor is responsible for daily personal air sampling in compliance with current OSHA standard 29 CFR 1926.1101.

All remaining air monitoring services and requirements for a renovation project (i.e. backgrounds, areas, and clearances) will be provided by the Owner or the Owner’s Representative, as required by SCDHEC.

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APPENDIX A

Site Vicinity Map (Figure 1)

General Building Plan (Figure 2)

ACM Sample Location Plans (Figures 3 thru 6)

Homogeneous Areas Plans (Figures 7 thru 9)

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APPENDIX B

Summary of Samples (Table I)

Summary of Asbestos Containing Materials (Table II)

Summary of Inspection

Physical Assessment Data Sheets

Bulk Asbestos Analytical Reports

Sample

Designation Sample Description Area of Building

216-WH-1 TSI Pipe Insulation Warehouse 216-WH-2 TSI Pipe Insulation Warehouse 216-WH-3 TSI Pipe Insulation Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-4 TSI Elbows and Joints 216-WH-5 TSI Elbows and Joints Warehouse 216-WH-6 TSI Elbows and Joints Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-7 Grey Duct Mastic 216-WH-8 Grey Duct Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-9 Grey Duct Mastic Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-10 Carpet Adhesive 216-WH-11 Carpet Adhesive Warehouse 216-WH-12 Carpet Adhesive Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-13 2’ x 4’ Textured Ceiling Panels 216-WH-14 2’ x 4’ Textured Ceiling Panels Warehouse 216-WH-15 2’ x 4’ Textured Ceiling Panels Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-16 Baseboard Adhesive 216-WH-17 Baseboard Adhesive Warehouse 216-WH-18 Baseboard Adhesive Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-19 Drywall/Joint Compound 216-WH-20 Drywall/Joint Compound Warehouse 216-WH-21 Drywall/Joint Compound Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-22 2’ x 2’ Textured Ceiling Panels 216-WH-23 2’ x 2’ Textured Ceiling Panels Warehouse 216-WH-24 2’ x 2’ Textured Ceiling Panels Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-25 2’ x 2’ Heavy Textured Ceiling Panels 216-WH-26 2’ x 2’ Heavy Textured Ceiling Panels Warehouse 216-WH-27 2’ x 2’ Heavy Textured Ceiling Panels Warehouse 216-WH-28 Baseboard Adhesive Warehouse 216-WH-29 Baseboard Adhesive Warehouse 216-WH-30 Baseboard Adhesive Warehouse 216-WH-31 12” x 12” Lite Grey with Grey Streaks Floor Tile/Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-32 12” x 12” Lite Grey with Grey Streaks Floor Tile/Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-33 12” x 12” Lite Grey with Grey Streaks Floor Tile/Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-34 12” x 12” Grey with Off White Mottled Floor Tile/Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-35 12” x 12” Grey with Off White Mottled Floor Tile/Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-36 12” x 12” Grey with Off White Mottled Floor Tile/Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-37 12” x 12” White with Blue, Brown Accents Floor Tile/Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-38 12” x 12” White with Blue, Brown Accents Floor Tile/Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-39 12” x 12” White with Blue, Brown Accents Floor Tile/Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-40 Baseboard Adhesive Warehouse 216-WH-41 Baseboard Adhesive Warehouse 216-WH-42 Baseboard Adhesive Warehouse

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Sample Description Area of Building

216-WH-43 2’ x 2’ Textured Ceiling Panels Warehouse 216-WH-44 2’ x 2’ Textured Ceiling Panels Warehouse 216-WH-45 2’ x 2’ Textured Ceiling Panels Warehouse 216-WH-46 Drywall/Joint Compound Warehouse 216-WH-47 Drywall/Joint Compound Warehouse 216-WH-48 Drywall/Joint Compound Warehouse 216-WH-49 Drywall/Joint Compound Warehouse 216-WH-50 Drywall/Joint Compound Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-51 TSI Elbows 216-WH-52 TSI Elbows Warehouse 216-WH-53 TSI Elbows Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-54 Stone Pattern Sheet Vinyl Flooring 216-WH-55 Stone Pattern Sheet Vinyl Flooring Warehouse 216-WH-56 Stone Pattern Sheet Vinyl Flooring Warehouse

Warehouse216-WH-57 Black Duct Mastic 216-WH-58 Black Duct Mastic Warehouse 216-WH-59 Black Duct Mastic Warehouse 216-MB-60 Carpet Adhesive (1st Floor) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-61 Carpet Adhesive (1st Floor) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-62 Carpet Adhesive (1st Floor) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-63 Carpet Adhesive (2nd Floor) 216-MB-64 Carpet Adhesive (2nd Floor) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-65 Carpet Adhesive (2nd Floor) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-66 Baseboard Adhesive (Stairwells) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-67 Baseboard Adhesive (Stairwells) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-68 Baseboard Adhesive (Stairwells) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-69 2’ x 2’ Textured (Recessed) Ceiling Panels 216-MB-70 2’ x 2’ Textured (Recessed) Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-71 2’ x 2’ Textured (Recessed) Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-72 2’ x 2’ Smooth Textured Ceiling Panels 216-MB-73 2’ x 2’ Smooth Textured Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-74 2’ x 2’ Smooth Textured Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-75 2’ x 4’ Heavy Textured Ceiling Panels 216-MB-76 2’ x 4’ Heavy Textured Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-77 2’ x 4’ Heavy Textured Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-78 Drywall/Joint Compound Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-79 Drywall/Joint Compound Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-80 Drywall/Joint Compound Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-81 Drywall/Joint Compound Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-82 Drywall/Joint Compound Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-83 Drywall/Joint Compound Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-84 Drywall/Joint Compound Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

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Sample Description Area of Building

216-MB-85 12” x 12” White with Blue, Brown Accents Floor Tile/Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-86 12” x 12” White with Blue, Brown Accents Floor Tile/Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-87 12” x 12” White with Blue, Brown Accents Floor Tile/Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-88 12” x 12” White with Brown, Off White Floor Tile/Mastic 216-MB-89 12” x 12” White with Brown, Off White Floor Tile/Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-90 12” x 12” White with Brown, Off White Floor Tile/Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-91 12” x 12” Off White with Grey Mottled Floor Tile/Mastic 216-MB-92 12” x 12” Off White with Grey Mottled Floor Tile/Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-93 12” x 12” Off White with Grey Mottled Floor Tile/Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-94 12” x 12” Tan with Brown, Grey Floor Tile/Mastic 216-MB-95 12” x 12” Tan with Brown, Grey Floor Tile/Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-96 12” x 12” Tan with Brown, Grey Floor Tile/Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-97 Plaster Walls and Ceilings (Bathrooms) 216-MB-98 Plaster Walls and Ceilings (Bathrooms) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-99 Plaster Walls and Ceilings (Bathrooms) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

216-MB-100 Plaster Walls and Ceilings (Bathrooms) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-101 Plaster Walls and Ceilings (Bathrooms) Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-102 2’ x 4’ Small Pinhole/Slashes Ceiling Panels 216-MB-103 2’ x 4’ Small Pinhole/Slashes Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-104 2’ x 4’ Small Pinhole/Slashes Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-105 Not Used Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-106 Not Used Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-107 Not Used Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-108 2’ x 4’ Medium Pinhole/Slashes Ceiling Panels 216-MB-109 2’ x 4’ Medium Pinhole/Slashes Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-110 2’ x 4’ Medium Pinhole/Slashes Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-111 2’ x 4’ Medium Pinhole with Indentions Ceiling Panels 216-MB-112 2’ x 4’ Medium Pinhole with Indentions Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-113 2’ x 4’ Medium Pinhole with Indentions Ceiling Panels Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-114 Baseboard Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-115 Baseboard Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-116 Baseboard Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-117 Black HVAC Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-118 Black HVAC Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-119 Black HVAC Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-120 Fiberglass TSI Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-121 Fiberglass TSI Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-122 Fiberglass TSI Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-123 Fiberglass TSI Mudded Elbows 216-MB-124 Fiberglass TSI Mudded Elbows Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Sample Description Area of Building

216-MB-125 Fiberglass TSI Mudded Elbows Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-126 Tan HVAC Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-127 Tan HVAC Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-128 Tan HVAC Mastic Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-129 Electrical Panel TSI 216-MB-130 Electrical Panel TSI Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-131 Electrical Panel TSI Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-132 N.E. Corner Mudded Elbow 216-MB-133 N.E. Corner Mudded Elbow Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-134 N.E. Corner Mudded Elbow Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)216-MB-135 Pipe Flange Mud 216-MB-136 Pipe Flange Mud Main Building (Floors 1 & 2) 216-MB-137 Pipe Flange Mud Main Building (Floors 1 & 2)

Warehouse216-MB-138 Tan/Yellow HVAC Mastic 216-MB-139 Tan/Yellow HVAC Mastic Warehouse 216-MB-140 Tan/Yellow HVAC Mastic Warehouse

Warehouse216-MB-141 Mudded Elbows 216-MB-142 Mudded Elbows Warehouse 216-MB-143 Mudded Elbows Warehouse

LCI-1 Drywall/Joint Compound LC Industries LCI-2 Drywall/Joint Compound LC Industries LCI-3 Drywall/Joint Compound LC Industries LCI-4 Drywall/Joint Compound LC Industries LCI-5 Drywall/Joint Compound LC Industries LCI-6 Drywall/Joint Compound LC Industries LCI-7 Drywall/Joint Compound LC Industries

LC IndustriesLCI-8 Fiberglass TSI Elbows LCI-9 Fiberglass TSI Elbows LC Industries

LCI-10 Fiberglass TSI Elbows LC Industries LC IndustriesLCI-11 2’ x 2’ Small/Large Pinhole Ceiling Panels

LCI-12 2’ x 2’ Small/Large Pinhole Ceiling Panels LC Industries LCI-13 2’ x 2’ Small/Large Pinhole Ceiling Panels LC Industries

LC IndustriesLCI-14 Carpet Adhesive LCI-15 Carpet Adhesive LC Industries LCI-16 Carpet Adhesive LC Industries

LC IndustriesLCI-17 12” x 12” Blue with mottled Blue Chips Floor Tile/Mastic LCI-18 12” x 12” Blue with mottled Blue Chips Floor Tile/Mastic LC Industries LCI-19 12” x 12” Blue with mottled Blue Chips Floor Tile/Mastic LC Industries

LC IndustriesLCI-20 Baseboard Mastic LCI-21 Baseboard Mastic LC Industries LCI-22 Baseboard Mastic LC Industries

SUMMARY OF SAMPLES

TABLE I

Sample Description Area of Building

3rd Floor-1 Drywall/Joint Compound Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-2 Drywall/Joint Compound Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-3 Drywall/Joint Compound Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-4 Drywall/Joint Compound Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-5 Drywall/Joint Compound Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-6 Drywall/Joint Compound Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-7 Drywall/Joint Compound Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-8 2’ x 2’ Small/Large Pinhole Ceiling Panels Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-9 2’ x 2’ Small/Large Pinhole Ceiling Panels Third Floor of Bld. 216

3rd Floor-10 2’ x 2’ Small/Large Pinhole Ceiling Panels Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-11 2’ x 2’ Textured (Recessed) Ceiling Panels Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-12 2’ x 2’ Textured (Recessed) Ceiling Panels Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-13 2’ x 2’ Textured (Recessed) Ceiling Panels Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-14 Carpet Adhesive Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-15 Carpet Adhesive Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-16 Carpet Adhesive Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-17 Baseboard Adhesive Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-18 Baseboard Adhesive Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-19 Baseboard Adhesive Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-20 12” x 12” White with Blue, Brown Accents Floor Tile/Mastic Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-21 12” x 12” White with Blue, Brown Accents Floor Tile/Mastic Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-22 12” x 12” White with Blue, Brown Accents Floor Tile/Mastic Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-23 Plaster Walls/Ceilings (Bathrooms) Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-24 Plaster Walls/Ceilings (Bathrooms) Third Floor of Bld. 216 3rd Floor-25 Plaster Walls/Ceilings (Bathrooms) Third Floor of Bld. 216

Sample Description % Asbestos

216-WH-1 TSI Pipe Insulation 30% Chrysotile/5% Amosite

216-WH-2 TSI Pipe Insulation 30% Chrysotile/5% Amosite

216-WH-3 TSI Pipe Insulation 30% Chrysotile/5% Amosite

216-WH-51 TSI Mudded Elbows 2% Chrysotile

216-WH-52 TSI Mudded Elbows 2% Chrysotile

216-WH-53 TSI Mudded Elbows 2% Chrysotile

216-WH-57 HVAC Duct Mastic (Black) 10% Chrysotile

216-WH-58 HVAC Duct Mastic (Black) 10% Chrysotile

216-WH-59 HVAC Duct Mastic (Black) 10% Chrysotile

*216-MB-80 Joint Compound <1% Asbestos

216-MB-91 12” x 12” Off-White with Grey Mottled Floor Tile 3% Chrysotile

216-MB-92 12” x 12” Off-White with Grey Mottled Floor Tile 3% Chrysotile

216-MB-93 12” x 12” Off-White with Grey Mottled Floor Tile 3% Chrysotile

216-MB-91 Black Floor Tile Mastic 10% Chrysotile

216-MB-92 Black Floor Tile Mastic 10% Chrysotile

216-MB-93 Black Floor Tile Mastic 10% Chrysotile

216-MB-94 12” x 12” Tan with Brown, Grey Floor Tile 2% Chrysotile

216-MB-95 12” x 12” Tan with Brown, Grey Floor Tile 2% Chrysotile 216-MB-96 12” x 12” Tan with Brown, Grey Floor Tile 2% Chrysotile

216-MB-94 Black Floor Tile Mastic 10% Chrysotile

216-MB-95 Black Floor Tile Mastic 10% Chrysotile 216-MB-96 Black Floor Tile Mastic 10% Chrysotile

216-MB-117 HVAC Duct Mastic (Black) 10% Chrysotile

216-MB-118 HVAC Duct Mastic (Black) 10% Chrysotile

216-MB-119 HVAC Duct Mastic (Black) 10% Chrysotile

216-MB-120 Fiberglass TSI Mastic (Black) 10% Chrysotile 216-MB-121 Fiberglass TSI Mastic (Black) 10% Chrysotile 216-MB-122 Fiberglass TSI Mastic (Black) 10% Chrysotile 216-MB-129 Electrical Panel TSI 20% Amosite 216-MB-130 Electrical Panel TSI 20% Amosite 216-MB-131 Electrical Panel TSI 20% Amosite 216-MB-138 HVAC Duct Mastic (Black/Yellow) 8% Chrysotile 216-MB-139 HVAC Duct Mastic (Black/Yellow) 8% Chrysotile 216-MB-140 HVAC Duct Mastic (Black/Yellow) 8% Chrysotile 216-MB-141 TSI Mudded Elbows 12% Chrysotile 216-MB-142 TSI Mudded Elbows 12% Chrysotile 216-MB-143 TSI Mudded Elbows 12% Chrysotile

*Note: F & ME requested EMSL laboratory to perform a 400 Point Count analysis on the sample and results indicated 0.5% total asbestos. EPA guidelines state that any sample found to contain less than 1% asbestos is negative.

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SUMMARY OF ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS

TABLE II

Sample Description % Asbestos

LCI-8 Fiberglass TSI Mudded Elbows 5% Chrysotile

LCI-9 Fiberglass TSI Mudded Elbows 5% Chrysotile

LCI-10 Fiberglass TSI Mudded Elbows 5% Chrysotile *LCI-21 Baseboard Adhesive <1% Chrysotile

*Note: EPA guidelines state that any sample found to contain less than 1% asbestos to be negative.

SUMMARY OF INSPECTION

The following tables summarize the physical assessment data, sampling and assessment results.

As exhibited on these tables, coding is used to abbreviate the asbestos containing materials’ (ACM) locations, characteristics and results. These codes are as follows:

TYPES OF ACM:

Misc. = Miscellaneous

Sur. = Surfacing

TSI = Thermal System Insulation

ACM LOCATIONS:

Homogeneous areas = Indicated by Roman Numerals, Room Number or Area Designation

Functional Space No.: Functional Space Type:

1. O = Offices

2. CL = Closet

3. CR = Computer/Server Room

4. J = Custodial Closet

5. H = Hallway

6. MR = Mechanical Room

7. WH = Warehouse

8. BR = Break Room

9. WS = Warehouse Storage Area

10. LS = LC Industries Sales Floor

ACM CHARACTERISTICS:

F = Friable

NF = Non-Friable

ASSESSMENT RESULTS:

(Refer to Physical Assessment Data)

POTENTIAL FOR DISTURBANCE:

(Refer to Physical Assessment Data)

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PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT CATAGORIES:

1. Damaged or significantly damaged friable thermal system insulation ACM.

2. Damaged friable surfacing ACM.

3. Significantly damaged friable surfacing ACM.

4. Damaged or significantly damaged friable miscellaneous ACM.

5. ACM with potential for significant damage.

6. ACM with potential for damage.

7. Any remaining friable ACM or friable suspect ACM.

8. Non-friable ACM.

CLASSIFICATION FOR HAZARD POTENTIAL:

(Tabular Display)

Hazard Rank ACM Condition ACM Disturbance Potential 7 Significantly Damaged Any 6 Damaged Potential for Significant Damage 5 Damaged Potential for Damage 4 Damaged Low 3 Good Potential for Significant Damage 2 Good Potential for Damage 1 Good Low

Building: Building 216 Logistics Readiness Squadron - Warehouse

Functional Space No: Type: Location: 7 WH (See Homogeneous Area Plan)

Type of Suspect Material: Surfacing TSI MISC. X

Description: HA-1 (TSI Pipe Insulation)

Approximate Amount of Material (linear or square ft.): ~400 LF

Condition:

Percent Damage: X >0%, <10% >10%, <25% >25% Extent of Damage: Localized Distributed

Type of Damage Deterioration Water, Physical X

X

Description:

Significantly

Overall Condition Rating: Damaged Damaged Good X

Potential for Disturbance:

High Mod Low Non-Friable ACBM

Frequency of Potential Contact: X

Influence of Vibration:

Frequency of Air Erosion: X

Potential of Water Erosion: X

Overall Potential Disturbance Rating:

Pot. Significant Potential Low Potential Damage for Damage for Damage

Hazard Rank #: Sig. Pot. Sig Potential Low Pot Damaged Damage Damage Damage

Comments:

Potential for Disturbance and Hazard Ranking assessed is based on current usage of the facility. Impending renovation activities may impact this material.

Signed: Date: 10/15/10

Building: Building 216 Logistics Readiness Squadron – Warehouse/LC Industries

Functional Space No: Type: Location: 6, 7, 9 MR, WH, LS (See Homogeneous Area Plan)

Description: HA-2 (TSI Mudded Elbows)

Approximate Amount of Material (linear or square ft.): ~60 Elbows and Joints

Percent Damage: >0%, <10% >10%, <25% >25% X Extent of Damage: Localized Distributed X Type of Damage Deterioration Water, Physical X

Hazard Rank #: Sig. Pot. Sig Potential Low Pot

Functional Space No: Type: Location: 6, 8 O, H, MR, BR (See Homogeneous Area Plan)

Description: HA-3 (Black HVAC Duct Mastic – Mechanical Room, and Above Break Room)

Approximate Amount of Material (linear or square ft.): ~100 SF

Type of Damage Deterioration Water, X Physical X

Frequency of Potential Contact: XX

X X

Frequency of Air Erosion: X X

Potential of Water Erosion: X X

Hazard Rank #: Sig. Pot. Sig Potential Low Pot

Functional Space No: Type: Location: 6 (See Homogeneous Area Plan)MR

Description: HA-4 (Tan-Yellow HVAC Duct Mastic)

Approximate Amount of Material (linear or square ft.): (~10 SF)

Percent Damage: >0%, <10% >10%, X <25% >25%

Type of Damage Deterioration Water, Physical X X

Overall Condition Rating: Damaged Damaged X Good

Frequency of Potential Contact: X X

Influence of Vibration: X X

Hazard Rank #: Sig. Pot. Sig Potential Low Pot the facility. Impending renovation activities may impact this material.

Signed: Date: 10/15/10

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Building: Building 216 Logistics Readiness Squadron-Main Building Floors 1 and 2

Functional Space No: Type: Location: 1, 2, 3 O, CL, CR (See Homogeneous Area Plan)

Description: HA-5 (12” x 12” Off-white with grey mottled floor tile and black mastic)

Approximate Amount of Material (linear or square ft.): 4,950 SF

X X

Hazard Rank #: Sig. Pot. Sig Potential Low Pot

Functional Space No: Type: Location: 4 J (See Homogeneous Area Plan)

Description: HA-6 (12” x 12” Tan with brown, grey floor tile and black mastic)

Approximate Amount of Material (linear or square ft.): 30 SF

Percent Damage: X >0%, <10% >10%, <25% >25%

XX

Potential of Water Erosion: XX the facility. Impending renovation activities may impact this material.

Signed: Date: 10/15/10

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Functional Space No: Type: Location: 1, 5, 6 O, H, MR (See Homogeneous Area Plan)

Description: HA-7 (Black Mastic on Non-ACM Fiberglass Duct Wrap Insulation )

Approximate Amount of Material (linear or square ft.): ~850SF

Extent of Damage: Localized Distributed Type of Damage Deterioration Water, Physical

Hazard Rank #: Sig. Pot. Sig Potential Low Pot

Functional Space No: Type: Location: 1, 3, 5, 6 O, CR, H, MR (See Homogeneous Area Plan)

Description: HA-8 (Black Mastic on Joints of Non-ACM Fiberglass Pipe Insulation)

Approximate Amount of Material (linear or square ft.): ~60 Elbows and Joints

Percent Damage: >0%, <10% >10%, <25% X >25%

Type of Damage Deterioration Water, Physical X X

Influence of Vibration: X the facility. Impending renovation activities may impact this material.

Signed: Date: 10/15/10

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PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT DATA SHEET

Building: Building 216 Logistics Readiness Squadron- Main Building First Floor

Functional Space No: Type: Location: 6 MR (See Homogeneous Area Plan)

Type of Suspect Material: Surfacing, X TSI, MISC.

Description: HA-9 (TSI Pipe Insulation on Electrical Conduit)

Approximate Amount of Material (linear or square ft.): 2 LF

Extent of Damage: Localized X Distributed Type of Damage Deterioration Water, Physical XX the facility. Potential demolition activities will impact this material.

Sample Description Appearance % Type

AsbestosNon-Asbestos

% Fibrous % Non-Fibrous

Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 Method using Polarized Light Microscopy

021006821

Attn: Glynn M. Ellen F&ME Consultants 3112 Divine St Columbia, SC 29205

Customer PO: E4995 Received: 10/08/10 10:00 AM

E4995 /Shaw Air Force Base/Bulding 216/Main Building/Warehouse

Customer ID: FMEC62

Fax: (803) 254-4542 Phone: (803) 254-4540 Project:

EMSL Order:

EMSL Proj:

10/11/2010Analysis Date:

EMSL Analytical, Inc.

706 Gralin Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 Phone: (336) 992-1025 Fax: (336) 992-4175 Email: greensborolab@emsl.com

216-WH-1

021006821-0001

TSI Pipe Insulation White Fibrous Heterogeneous

Chrysotile30% Amosite5%

Non-fibrous (other)65%

216-WH-2

021006821-0002

TSI Pipe Insulation Stop Positive (Not Analyzed)

216-WH-3

021006821-0003

TSI Pipe Insulation Stop Positive (Not Analyzed)

216-WH-4

021006821-0004

TSI Elbows & Joints

Tan/Silver None Detected

Fibrous Heterogeneous

Min. Wool20% Cellulose5%

Non-fibrous (other)75%

216-WH-5

021006821-0005

TSI Elbows & Joints

Tan/Silver None Detected

Fibrous Heterogeneous

Min. Wool20% Cellulose5%

Non-fibrous (other)75%

216-WH-6

021006821-0006

TSI Elbows & Joints

Gray/Tan/Silver None Detected

Fibrous Heterogeneous

Min. Wool25% Cellulose5%

Non-fibrous (other)70%

216-WH-7

021006821-0007

Duct Mastic Gray None Detected

Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous

Cellulose2% Non-fibrous (other)98%

Stephen Bennett, Laboratory Manager or other approved signatory

Analyst(s)

Test Report PLM-7.21.0 Printed: 10/12/2010 8:56:28 AM

EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced, except in full, without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification, approval, or endorsement by NVLAP, NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted.

Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical, Inc. 706 Gralin Street, Kernersville NC NVLAP Lab Code 102104-0, CA ELAP 2689, Virginia 3333-000228, West Virginia LT000321

Kristie Elliott (83) Stephen Bennett (8)

Scott Combs (45)

Initial report from 10/12/2010 08:56:28

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% Fibrous % Non-Fibrous

Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 Method using Polarized Light Microscopy

021006821

Attn: Glynn M. Ellen F&ME Consultants 3112 Divine St Columbia, SC 29205

Customer PO: E4995 Received: 10/08/10 10:00 AM

E4995 /Shaw Air Force Base/Bulding 216/Main Building/Warehouse

Customer ID: FMEC62

Fax: (803) 254-4542 Phone: (803) 254-4540 Project:

EMSL Order:

EMSL Proj:

10/11/2010Analysis Date:

EMSL Analytical, Inc.

706 Gralin Street, Kernersville, NC 27284 Phone: (336) 992-1025 Fax: (336) 992-4175 Email: greensborolab@emsl.com

216-WH-8

021006821-0008

Duct Mastic Gray None Detected

Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous

Cellulose3% Non-fibrous (other)97%

216-WH-10

021006821-0009

Carpet Adhesive Tan None Detected

Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous

Synthetic1% Cellulose1%

Non-fibrous (other)98%

216-WH-11

021006821-0010

Carpet Adhesive Tan/Grayish None Detected

Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous

Cellulose2% Synthetic1%

Non-fibrous (other)97%

216-WH-13

021006821-0011

Ceiling Panels Gray/White None Detected

Fibrous Heterogeneous

Cellulose40% Min. Wool20%

Non-fibrous (other)40%

216-WH-14

021006821-0012

Ceiling Panels Gray/White None Detected

Fibrous Heterogeneous

Cellulose40% Min. Wool20%