JA-2-1, Eielson Environmental Spec Addendum 4FEB20.pdf

MATOC Technical Specification

Eielson AFB Addendum

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Division 1

01 57 19 Aerosol Can Disposal Management Procedure Letters

EAFB Waste Determination Form

Eielson Spill Magnets Template

Eielson Fugitive Dust Plan

Hazardous Material Inventory Log

Sample Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Diversion Report

Waste Disposal Borrow Pit Worksheet

01 58 00 Project Sign Attachment

Division 2

02 61 13 Container Labeling SOP

Contaminated Soil Stockpile SOP

Stockpile Sign Example

4 FEB 20

HAZARDOUS WASTE DETERMINATION FORM

Hazardous Waste Determination Form #:

A. WASTE DESCRIPTION:

Generation Process:

Generation location and/or system: Total Quantity and/or Estimated Generation rate:

B. WASTE PROPERTIES, CHARACTERISTICS, and CONSTITUENTS:

pH: [ ] < 2 [ ] > 2 but < 12.5

[ ] N/A [ ] > 12.5

Physical [ ] Solid State: [ ] Solid w/freestanding or absorbed liquid

[ ] Liquid (If liquid, indicate if the liquid is:

[ ] Single Layer [ ] Multi-layer

[ ] Gas

Flashpoint: [ ] < 140 oF [ ] > 140 oF but < 200 oF

[ ] N/A [ ] > 200 oF Characteristics: Asbestos

Content:

PCB Content: Metal Content:

[ ] Antimony* [ ] Arsenic [ ] Barium [ ] Beryllium* [ ] Cadmium

[ ] Chromium [ ] Cobalt* [ ] Copper* [ ] Lead [ ] Mercury

[ ] Molybdenum* [ ] Nickel* [ ] Selenium [ ] Silver [ ] Thallium*

[ ] Vanadium* [ ] Zinc*

[ ] None

[ ] Corrosive [ ] Ignitable [ ] Reactive [ ] Radioactive [ ] Toxic

[ ] Friable [ ] Non-Friable

[ ] None

[ ] > 5 ppm [ ] < 5 ppm

[ ] None

*Check these metals (or metal compounds) only if they are in a friable, powdered, or finely divided state.

Composition (list all constituents, including debris, any absorbent, freestanding liquid, or absorbed liquid):

Constituent: Volume % (range): Constituent: Volume % (range):

C. REMARKS (Attach all applicable documentation describing the waste (e.g. process knowledge statement, MSDS, manufacturer's specifications, sample analysis, etc.):

D. REQUESTOR’S CERTIFICATION [By signing the form, the requestor certifies (based on process knowledge or certified records) that all information is complete and accurate to the best of his/her knowledge.]

REQUESTOR NAME/SIGNATURE: DEPARTMENT/GROUP: EXTENSION: DATE:

Upon completing Blocks A, B, C, and D above, the requestor will forward the form to the Contracting Officer who will in turn route the form to the Eielson Project Manager for processing through the Installation Environmental Office. The Installation Hazardous Waste Program Manager will complete Page 2 of the form and the form will be routed back to the PM and Contracting Officer. The Contracting Officer will provide the completed form back to the Contractor.

01 57 19 - APPENDIX

HAZARDOUS WASTE DETERMINATION FORM

For Installation Environmental Office Use Only

Hazardous Waste Determination Form #:

For Installation Hazardous Waste Program Manager Use Only

[ ] Sample Analysis Required (specify):

EPA Waste Codes: Hazardous Classification:

[ ] Non-Hazardous

[ ] RCRA Waste

[ ] Non-RCRA Waste (CA Haz Waste)

[ ] TSCA Waste

Remarks:

Installation Hazardous Waste Program Manager NAME/SIGNATURE: DATE:

EIELSON AFB, ALASKA

IF YOU SPILL

-Fuels, Hydraulic Fluid, Oil -Glycols (example:

Antifreeze) -Acids and Bases -ANY Hazardous Material

IF YOU FIND

-Contaminated Soil -Contaminated Water

BASED ON ODOR, STAINING,

SHEEN, OR FLOATING OIL ON

WATER

REPORT IMMEDIATELY

CALL 911

ASK FOR EIELSON FIRE DISPATCH

REMEMBER SAFETY F IRST!

POST CONSPICUOUSLY AT JOB SITE

Approved by ADEC

SECTION 01 57 19 – APPENDIX

CONTRACTOR HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INVENTORY LOG

(EPRCA)

PRIME COMPANY NAME: _____________________________________ CONTRACT NO: __________________________

PROJECT TITLE / LOCATION: _______________________________________________________________________

Material Name Manufacturer SDS Number

State (i.e. Liquid, Solid, Gas)

Storage Quantity

Average Max Daily Daily

Quality (lbs/gals) used in Calendar Year [ ]

Contractor(s) certifies that the hazardous material(s) removed from installation will be used/reused for its intended purpose.

Company Using Material Listed Above Company Representative’s Signature

Submitted By: ________________________ Phone: ______________ Fax: __________ Date: _________ Printed Name

Contracting Officer _______________________ Phone: ______________ Fax: __________ Page ____ of ____

Camjam Note Accepted set by Camjam

SECTION 01 57 19 – APPENDIX A

CONTRACTOR HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INVENTORY LOG

(EPRCA)

Continuation Sheet

PRIME COMPANY NAME: _____________________________________ CONTRACT NO: __________________________

PROJECT TITLE / LOCATION: __________________________________________________________________________

Material Name Manufacturer MSDS Number

State (i.e. Liquid, Solid, Gas)

Storage Quantity

Average Max Daily Daily

Quality (lbs/gals) used in Calendar Year [ ]

Page ____ of ____

PROJECT NAME: (SAMPLE ) NON-HAZARDOUS SOLID WASTE

DIVERSION REPORT

CONTRACTOR NAME:

TYPE OF MATERIAL DISPOSED TYPE OF DISPOSAL QTY IN TONS COST DETAILS DATE

[enter information regarding classification of material, i.e. Construction Demolition and Debris (C&D), etc.

[enter information regarding type of disposal, i.e. recycled or sent to a landfill. Include the name of the business receiving the solid waste.

If sent to a Waste-to-Energy Incineration Plant then list separately and do not include in recycled amount.]

[provide costs for transport, tipping fees, labor, equipment and any other applicable fees incurred as part of disposal.]

INSTRUCTIONS: The Contractor shall create an Excel spreadsheet to be used as a solid waste disposal report per Paragraph 1.10 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT REPORT of Section 01 57 19. For each waste, the report will state the classification (using the definitions provided in this section), amount, location, and name of the business receiving the solid waste. The reports shall be submitted electronically and shall be in a Microsoft Excel file with a separate worksheet for each month.

Eielson AFB Waste Disposal / Borrow Pit Worksheet

FTQW # / PROJECT TITLE:

Air Force Project Manager / Office Symbol / Telephone Number:

Contractor Project Engineer / Company / Telephone Number:

--PART I (To be completed by the project manager)--

ATTACH AF FORM 332 FOR PROJECT

The proponent must submit an electronic copy of the AF Form 332 with the “Waste Disposal /

Borrow Pit Worksheet”.

HISTORICAL: Is this work occurring on the run-way (1131) or at one of the following buildings, note the new building numbers are in parentheses: 1120 (2287), 1121 (2311), 1123 (2339), 1124 (2341), 1125 (2347), 1127 (2355), 1128 (2357), 1132 (2359), 1133 (2383), 1134 (2381), 1135 (2379), 1136

(2377), 1138 (2421), 1140 (2511), 1141 (2509), 1146 (2577), 1161 (2615), 1183 (2681), 1190 (2685) or

3112 (354)? Yes or No

REQUIRED SURVEYS:

1. Lead-based paint survey accomplished? Yes No Scan and attach the results or state why a survey is not required:

2. Asbestos survey accomplished? Yes No Scan and attach the results or state why a survey is not required:

WASTES TO BE GENERATED:

1. Trees: number, square feet, or acres

2. Trees and brush or hydro-axed vegetation and soil mixture: cubic yards

3. Clean soil: cubic yards - give brief description (percent silt, sand, gravel, etc):

4. Contaminated soil: cubic yards. Type of contaminate(s):

Please Note: Proponent must provide CEIE a soil sampling site map and copies of the sample results.

5. Concrete: cubic yards

6. Asphalt:

a. Chunk: cubic yards

b. Milled: cubic yards

c. FTQW # / PROJECT TITLE:

WASTES TO BE GENERATED (continued):

7. Asbestos: cubic yards

8. Lead-Based Paint Debris: Give brief description:

XRF Results:

TCLP Results:

9. Construction / Demolition Wastes (wood, glass, sheetrock, pipe, etc):

a. Give brief description:

Quantity/Items to be salvaged:

b. Quantity/Items to be recycled:

BORROW PITS: Materials required for the project:

1. Gravel: cubic yards

Please Note: Bailed gravel stored adjacent to an active gravel pit shall become property of the Government on 31 December of year it is bailed. To retain rights to the gravel the following year the Contractor shall provide written coordination prior to 31 December informing 354 CES/CEIEA of their gravel needs.

2. Topsoil: _____cubic yards

FTQW # / PROJECT TITLE:

--PART II (To be completed by 354 CES/CEIE)--

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE DISPOSAL OF WASTES:

1. Tree Protection, Transplanting, Replacement, and Methods:

2. Wastes to be disposed on base:

a. Trees, Soil, Concrete:

b. Hazardous Waste and Asbestos:

3. Wastes to be disposed off base: All construction wastes (except hazardous wastes) not listed for on base disposal shall be disposed off base by the contractor in an approved landfill in accordance with applicable state and federal regulations. Estimated quantities or copies of landfill weight tickets of wastes disposed off base must be reported to the Solid Waste Manager for tracking at 377-1659

Please Note: Prior to project completion the proponent shall provide CEIE written sampling result(s) and copy of the disposal tare for debris, e.g., lead painted materials disposed at the Fairbanks North

Star Borough Landfill.

BORROW PITS:

4. Borrow pit(s) to be used:

Gravel –

Topsoil –

5. Pit development, rehabilitation, and/or expansion work required for the privilege of using borrow pit(s): Note: Notify the Eielson Natural Resources Office (377-5182 when pit development is about to begin.

Reviewers:

CEIEC CEO CEOH CEOII CEIEA (NR)

Date of Issue:

This Coordination Review becomes invalid if the project is not awarded within one year of the date of issuance.

Section 015800 F-35 Fuel Cell Maintenance Facility Renovation

01580-3

SPACE HEIGHT LINE HEIGHT STROKE

A 4” 1 1 1/2" 3/16” Use 1/2" grade A-C exterior plywood

B 1” 2 1 1/2" 3/16” Paint with exterior gloss enamel

C 1” 3 1 1/2" 3/16” 1 coat primer

D 6” 4 4" 3/16” 2 coats ICI 4WA23-6

E 3” 5 4" 3/16” c. White letters Standard 595b

F 6” 6 1 1/2" 3/16” 3. Mount securely on pressure treated

G 1” 7 1 1/2" 3/16” 4x4s, with bottom 4’ from grade

H 4” 8 1 1/2" 3/16” 4. Remove sign after completion of

I 4” 9 2 1/2" 3/16” Construction.

END OF SECTION

LETTER

Attachment A

AFCEC/CZOP

Eielson AFB Restoration Program

Title: Contaminated Media Container Labeling

SOP #: CZOP-06

OPR: AFCEC/CZOP Eielson Restoration Program Approved by:

Current as of: 15 JUN 18 Business Rule POC: Joseph Price, 377-3578

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

Contaminated Media Container Labeling

Purpose The purpose of this Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is maintain consistency and ensure compliance with application legal requirements regarding the labeling of containers storing investigation derived waste (IDW) or other contaminated media (collectively referred to herein as IDW) pending analysis and/or final dispostion.

Scope This SOP covers the labeling of containers storing IDW on Eielson AFB, including remote sites.

Forms of containment may include drums, buckets, super sacks, over packs (secondary containment), and stockpiles. The target audience is any unit or contractor generating IDW on Eielson AFB.

Business Rules This labeling requirement is used to satisfy requirements of: US EPA, US DOT, and Eielson AFB. Containers shall be marked with contrasting lettering (e.g., white letters on black background, blue background with white lettering, etc.). Fluorescent paints are not acceptable.

Professionally designed & weatherproofed labels are preferred for containers that will be stored over a winter period, however locally prepared labels are acceptable, as long as the necessary information is provided. Labels must adhere firmly to container surfaces.

Container labels are required to contain the following information (example provided).

• Installation Name

• Project (construction), Spill, or Site Name (IRP investigations)

• Contract/Task Order or Spill Number

• Container Number (Obtained from Eielson HazWaste, 377-2574)

• Date of Generation (of individual container)

• Content o E.g., IDW Water, soil borings, drill cuttings, etc.

• Waste Category o E.g., POLs, CERCLA, TSCA, RCRA

• Location from where the content was derived.

o Building number or IRP site o If multiple sites such as IWMP, CRP, etc., state “various sites”.

Restoration Program

Title: Contaminated Media Container Labeling

SOP #: CZOP-06

OPR: AFCEC/CZOP Eielson Restoration Program Approved by:

Current as of: 15 JUN 18 Business Rule POC: Joseph Price, 377-3578

• Generator’s Point of Contact and office phone number

• ERP Office Point of Contact and office phone number

• Status o E.g., Pending Analysis; Awaiting Disposal

• Profile Number (if appropriate)

Over time, information becomes unreadable and labels become detached. IDW generators are responsible for periodic inspections to ensure markings, labels, and conditions are intact.

Review/Revisions Date Review, Revision, or Action Taken Performed by

13JUN17 Wrote first draft of this SOP Joseph Price

19JUN17 Updated SOP based on input from Bobby Hernandez Jospeh Price 15JUN18 Minor edits and approval Steve Becker

References

• Sample Container Label

• 40 CFR 260-279, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)

• 18 Alaska Administrative Code (AAC) 62, Hazardous Waste

• Eielson AFB Investigation Derived Waste Management Plan

Eielson Air Force Base

Building 2772 Utility Upgrades

Container #9332

15 JUN 2018

Contract W911-22-K-012 TO 0006

Drill Cuttings

POL and CERCLA

Bldg. 2722

Contractor POC: Vinnie Shmidlap, 907-555-1212

Eielson POC: Joseph Price, 907-377-3578

Profile #12345678

Restoration Program

Title: Stockpiling Contaminated Soils

SOP #: CZOP-01

OPR: AFCEC/CZOP Eielson Restoration Program

Approved by:

Current as of: 25 June 2018

Business Rule POC: Joseph Price, 377-3578

STANDARD OPERATING

PROCEDURE

Stockpiling Contaminated Soils

Purpose This Standard Operating Procedure is designed to help generators control contaminants migrating from soil stockpiles onto clean sites, thus limiting exposure. A generator is the party

(organization or individual) responsible for causing the material to be placed in a container or stockpile. The information was developed under guidance of the Alaska Department of

Environmental Conservation (ADEC) and the Eielson Environmental Restoration Program

(ERP). The information herein is incorporated from the State’s directive. Additional performance features have been added to enhance best management practices at Eielson AFB.

Scope This section covers procedures for controlling pollutants at excavation sites as soil is placed and stored in stockpiles pending characterization and disposal. As such it applies base-wide to projects subject to a Generic or Site Specific Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) that will be or have the potential to stockpile soils. The procedures contained herein do not preclude additional site- or project-specific requirements (e.g., compatible materials and/or appropriate personal protective equipment) required to protect the health and safety of workers. The generator is responsible for performing due diligence to ensure the safety of their employees.

Procedures

1. Excavated soil must be stockpiled at or near its point of generation unless otherwise approved by the ERP and appropriate regulatory agecies.

2. Excavated material must be segregated in accordance with the provisions of the applicable QAPP. Soils cannot be "blended" without prior approval by the Eielson Environmental Restoration Program and applicable regulatory agencies.

a. Sites with multiple sources must have suparate stockpiles based on field screening results, knowledge of historical activities, and type of products.

3. Soil stockpiles must be at least 100 feet from surface waters and at least 200 feet from public drinking water supply wells.

CZOP-01 Stockpiling Contaminated Soils

4. Stockpiles must be constructed to prevent effluent from migrating to clean areas by using bottom and top PVC liners.

a. Bottom liners are required to be a total of at least ten (10) mil thick for short term storage (less than 180 days), and a total of at least 20 mil thick for long-term storage (more than 180 days).

b. Top liners should be six mil thickness for short term storage and ten mil for long term storage.

c. Edges of bottom liners should lap back up and over the wattle and stockpile base by a minimum of five feet to contain any "settlement" and subsequent leaks from within.

d. The top cover should also overlap the bottom liner by at least three to five feet.

e. While stockpiles vary in size, bear in mind that the intent is to cover and overlap so as to prevent migration into or out of the stockpile. It's possible to have rain water ponding in liner depression surfaces. However, there will be no contact with the soil if the containment is properly constructed. Examples shown in Figures 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, and 12.

f. Stockpiles must be completely covered and weighed down during hours of inactivity at the location (i.e. weekends and evenings).

5. Stockpile covers shall be appropriately secured and weighed down. Lumber, pallets, rocks, broken pave stones, crushed barrels, cable, logs, and/or any other objects with jagged or sharp edges will not be used as weight or ballast, as they cause tears (See Figure 2).

However, tires, 60 lb. sandbags, and/or 60 lb. bags of pea gravel may be used to anchor ropes tied in a crisscross fashion over covers.

a. Use best judgement when considering how many sandbags to use. Keep in mind strong wind storms that can pull, rip, and tear liners when insufficiently weighted.

Openings along the base also allow wind intrusion. Keep this in mind when deciding how much weight is enough.

6. Stockpiles shall have berms or containment to control runoff. Two common methods used on Eielson are earthen berm and wattles or booms.

a. Earthen berms may be used as secondary containment provided that the bottom liner overlaps the complete inside top of the berm, to the outer surface and weighed down.

This method tends to pond rain water and the containment may need to be pumped out. If so, this means two liners would be used: one as a surface liner for the entire area, lapped over the berm. The other would be used to secure the bottom of the stockpile and lapped over by at least 36 inches, as defined in the standard stockpile containment. This way, any accumulated rainwater will not come in contact with the protected soil. Under no circumstance can unlined earthen berms be allowed to be used as secondary containment. See Figure 12.

b. Wattles (dry straw or similar commercial or locally constructed absorbents) Wattles serve to contain moisture leaching from the soil and spilling onto clean surfaces during stockpile dismantling. Therefore, these absorbents will be placed at the base of each stockpile directly in contact with the soil. The wattle becomes part of the contaminent and is so disposed. Keep in mind wattles primarily serve the functional purpose of absorption and containment and are most effective when secured as close to the source as possible. See figures 1, 3, and 4.

Air Force Civil Engineer Center

I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e

July 2017

Contaminated Soil

Stockpile SOP

Supplemental

Air Force Civil Engineer Center

Cross section view of a stockpile

• Note sandbags are securing the top liner

• Do not use items that can puncture and/or tear the liner

• Wattles are inside the bottom liner next to the stockpile

• Top liner extends three to five feet beyond the bottom linerDO NOT CONSTRUCT A STOCKPILE

UNLESS ALL MATERIALS ARE ON

HAND

Figure 1

General example of stockpile cross section

Large scale long term storage for 3,125 CY

1: Ropes used to hold down stockpile cover

2: Wattles used for runoff control

3: Use of 60 pound sand bags only

4: 20 mil cover

Stockpile constructed to standard

• Do NOT use logs, cables, rocks, or other items with jagged or sharp edges

• You WILL end up with rips and tears in the top cover

Figure 2

Improper weights to secure liners

• 1: Candlestick bollards are used to bring attention to the hazardous site

• 2: Sandbags are used to secure top cover

• 3: The stockpile is in an area which is regularly mowed.

• Note the use of heavy lumber to protect top cover from mowers and weed eaters

• 4: Stockpile sign is on a freestand

• Bottom liner has been lapped back over soil

• Wattles are under the top liner

Figure 3

Example of a proper stockpile

• 1: Wattles are under the top liner next to soil

• 2: Sandbags are used to secure top liner

• 3: Note placement using fences as protection

• Stockpile is away from vehicle and foot traffic

• Minimize possibility of damage

Figure 4

• Content and contamination of soil is listed

• Status is listed

• Installation and contractor POCs are listed with phone numbers

• Start date is listed

• Sign is laminated and

“secured” to sandbag

• Poor adhesion as tape weakens due to weather

• Best to use a freestanding sign

• Contrasting colors were used

Note: Name of contracting company, contractor, and full phone number were edited out for this example

Figure 5

Example of proper marking

Note: Generators may state “Hazardous,” “Contaminated,” “Toxic,” or any other such wording to express the underlying hazard of exposure, unless otherwise required by local, state, or federal regulations.

Figure 5

Example of proper marking

• Start date is missing

• Spray paint was used

• Bled and faded over time

• Difficult to read

• Poor contrast

• Contractor had to remark stockpile

• Content and contamination of soil is listed

• Installation and contractor

POCs are listed with phone numbers

Note: Name of contracting company, contractor, and full phone number were edited out for this example

Figure 6

Example of ineffective marking

• Sign is faded

• Sign was adhered using packing tape

Figure 6

Example of ineffective marking

• 1: Candlestick bollards are used to bring attention to the hazardous site

• 2: HBOs are used to tie down hazardous warning tape

• 3: Sandbags are used to secure top cover

• 4: The stockpile is in an area which is regularly mowed.

• Note the use of heavy lumber to protect top cover from mowers and weed eaters

Opposite sides of same stockpile

• Wattles are used to “seal” the stock pile

• Note the use under the top liner and outside of the stockpile liners

Figure 7

• 1: Candlestick bollards are used to bring attention to the hazardous site

• 2: Sandbags are used to secure top cover

• 3: Wattles are used outside of liners

• Serving as secondary containment

• Each sandbag has a contaminated soil stockpile sign attached

Figure 8

2 2

• Laminated

• Attached to securely driven metal post

• All required information listed

Figure 9

Contaminated Stockpile Entrance Sign

• Laminated

• Attached to locally constructed stand

• Used 2x4 lumber

• All required information listed

Figure 10

Contaminated Soil Stockpile Sign

• Either locally constructed or commercial stands

• Note: Sandbags weighing down locally constructed sign

• Commercial stand has a wide base

• Withstands strong winds

• Structurally durable

• Multipurpose/Reusable

Figure 11

Contaminated Stockpile Sign Stands

• Earth berms were used as secondary containment

• Note use of liners extending from stockpile to cover berms

• Liner is weighed down with sandbags

Figure 12

Earthen Berms

CZOP-01 Stockpiling Contaminated Soils

7. Stockpiles shall be adequately marked.

a. Traffic safety cones or candlestick bollards are required around the perimeter of the stockpile. This is especially important in unprotected open spaces or near public travel routes. At all times, try to locate stockpiles away from busy routes or construction activity. There are many activities taking place that can damage or cause damage to a site, so it’s important to use these safety devices to bring attention to the site. See Figures 3, 7 and 8.

b. Public Health and Safety Signs are public health information and safety notices that serve as warnings to stay away. These shall be erected whenever the first soil delivery is made at a stockpile’s point of construction. Stockpiles 1000 cubic yards and larger are required to have a sign every 100 feet. Each separate stockpile must have a durable backboard and weatherproof sign with letters readable from 20’ away showing: date of generation, generator, project name contaminant of concern and its interim status (“Hazardous”, “Nonhazardous”, “Pending Analysis”, etc.), point of contact for the contractor and AFCEC/CZOP ERP. Telephone numbers for these should be permanent office numbers where a corresponding POC can always be reached – do not list cell phone numbers. These information notices must be maintained in readable condition and fixed to the stockpile throughout its duration.

See Figures 5, 6 and 9-11.

8. Stockpiles must be regularly inspected and maintained to ensure the cover remains intact, excessive water does not accumulate, wattles remain in place, signs are legible and in place, and safety warning devices are present and upright. Stockpiles must be inspected daily during active construction and a minimum of weekly during maintenance periods.

Inspections shall be documented and records made available to the ERP upon request.

Any access openings made to the liner (cut outs to collect samples, accidental tears, etc.)

shall be immediately sealed offto prevent wind and rain intrusion.

Review/Revisions Date Review, Revision, or Action Taken Performed by

16JUN17 First draft of SOP Joseph Price

19JUN17 Updated this SOP with recommendations from Bobby Hernandez

Joseph Price

20JUN17 Further revision with Bobby Hernandez. Added figure refrences

Joseph Price

07JUL17 Sent comments via email to Joseph Price. Mark Bowers

10JUL17 Edited per emailed comments from Mark Bowers Joseph Price

01OCT17 Minor edits and approval Steve Becker

1JUN 18 Updated supporting documentation and approval Joseph Price

21JUN18 Added text to Purpose. Corrected Procedures. Joseph Price

References

State of Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) 18 AAC 75.370 “Soil Treatment Facility Guidance”.

PFOS/PFOA

CONTAMINATED

MATERIAL

DO NOT DISTURB

EKLUTNA CONSTUCTION & MAINTENANCE, LLC POC

DAVID SALLEE

907-987-6113

EIELSON AFB POC

JOSEPH PRICE

907-377-3578

USACE POC

STEVE DAHL

907-590-3967

F-35A OSS WEAPONS/INTEL FACILITY

EIE385

GENERATION DATE: 04AUG18

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