Federal Supply Schedule GS10F0115K

GSA Environmental Services Contract No. GS-10F-0115K

Environmental Advisory Services Federal Supply Schedule Industrial Group 899

Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo & Nova Lima, Brazil

Offices throughout the U.S.

Offices throughout Canada

Offices throughout AustraliaOffices throughout South Africa

Offices throughout the U.K.

Offices in the Middle East

Offices throughout China

Lima, Peru

Tokyo, Japan

Offices in India

Phillipines

Singapore

Kazakhstan Barcelona, Madrid, Murcia & Zaragoza, Spain

AECOM Location

GSA Environmental Services Contract Environmental Advisory Services

AECOM’s global environmental practice is a leading worldwide environmental services provider serving government and industrial clients — providing sustainable environmental solutions to meet compliance, business and operation needs.

Our experienced environmental management staff address client projects across the full business life cycle — from asset planning, to development and operations, to product integration and facility compliance, to site remediation, restoration and reuse. Our solutions balance complex technical, regulatory, business, and stakeholder issues to produce measurable, cost-saving value for our clients.

Our services are delivered by responsive environmental professionals all over the globe. Located close to your sites and facilities around the world, our global staff has in-depth knowledge of local and regional requirements and works together across a global network to bring the best resources and skills to your projects.

Our staff is committed to assisting clients with their overall business goals, including resolving speed-to-market issues, making effective transitions, reaching project closure, and addressing climate change and emerging issues. We invest in programs to produce greater client value, such as dedicated key account management to build enduring relationships and in-depth knowledge, a client advisory board to focus on best-in-class service, and a commitment to technical expertise and thought leadership. We promote employee training and engagement to empower staff to better serve clients while also reducing turnover. In addition, we invest in technology to ensure seamless and secure project communication and information access. Our commitment to you as a client has strengthened as we harness the capabilities of AECOM around the world. Our global team of environmental

AECOM is strategically located worldwide to support those Federal agencies under our GSA contract management professionals is ready to meet your needs and provide service that exceeds your expectations and ensures your projects’ success.

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Develop a Statement of Work

Develop a Cost Estimate

Review Available

Information

Request for Quote

Determine Best Value

Issue a Task Order

Develop a statement of work for one or more of the services (SINs noted on next page) provided by AECOM under this contract. This statement should include, at a minimum, the work to be performed, location of the work, the period of performance, a schedule of deliverables, applicable standards, and any special requirements needed to complete the work (such as travel, special knowledge, specific equipment, and modeling).

Develop a government cost estimate using your agency’s standard format.

There are a number of available sources of information on potential contractors who can support your requirements under their existing GSA contract for Environmental Services.

This information may be accessed throughout the GSA Advantage! online shopping service (www.

gsaadvantage.gov). You can also visit our website at www.aecom.com to find out more about AECOM’s services.

Issue a request for quote (may include both technical and cost requirements) to at least three of the firms holding a GSA Environmental Services Contract with the proper qualifications (a list of these firms can be found at www.

gsaelibrary.gsa.gov). This request should include the proposed scope of work and the time a response is required back by your agency.

Upon receipt of the responses to your Request for Quote, determine which contractor provides the best value for your requirements.

In considering “Best Value” you may take into consideration not only cost but also other relevant information such as technical experience, special qualifications, and past performance.

Once you have decided the firm that provides the “Best Value” for your needs, issue a task order to that firm and award the work under their existing GSA contract. In the case of AECOM our GSA Environmental Services Contract is GS-10F-0115K.

Process

Points of Contact

Site Investigations

Alternatives Analyses

• Noise Studies

Feasibility Studies

Ecological Risk Assessment

Environmental, Engineering & Remediation Services

How to Access the AECOM Environmental Services Contract

The general steps for ordering services from the AECOM’s GSA Environmental Services Contract are outlined below. You may also consult with your internal contracting support, contact our designated GSA Contracting Officer or those AECOM personnel noted below if you have specific questions. You may also review the GSA Federal Supply web site at www.fss.gsa.gov for information on ordering procedures. The general steps in the ordering process are outlined below.

Sue Buell Federal Supply Schedule Manager AECOM, Inc.

1420 Kettner Boulevard, Suite 500 San Diego, California 92101 T 619.764.6833 F 619.233.0952 email: sue.buell@aecom.com

Stuart Paulus, PhD, CWB Senior Program Manager AECOM, Inc.

710 Second Avenue, Suite 1000 Seattle, Washington 98104 T 206.403.4287 F 206.623.3793 email: stuart.paulus@aecom.com

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Pricing Structure (Hourly Rates)

Labor Category Year 11

Feb 2010-Feb 2011 Year 12

Feb 2011-Feb 2012 Year 13

Feb 2012-Feb 2013 Year 14

Feb 2013-Feb 2014 Year 15

Feb 2014-Feb 2015

Technician Senior Technician Engineer / Scientist I Engineer / Scientist II Engineer / Scientist III Senior Engineer / Scientist IV Sup. Engineer / Scientist Project Manager Program Manager Principal Client Service Center Manager

$37.73 48.65 59.70 73.04 85.16 97.61

112.95 131.82 150.27 148.87 148.87

$38.86 50.11 61.49 75.23 87.71

100.54 116.34 135.77 154.78 153.34 153.34

$40.03 51.61 63.34 77.49 90.35

103.55 119.83 139.85 159.42 157.94 157.94

$41.23 53.16 65.24 79.81 93.06

106.66 123.42 144.04 164.20 162.67 162.67

$42.47 54.76 67.19 82.21 95.85

109.86 127.13 148.36 169.13 167.55 167.55

Contract Number

GS-10F-0115K

Contract Duration 8 February 2000 - 7 February 2015

Special Item Numbers

899-1 (RC)

899-3 (RC)

899-7 (RC)

899-8 (RC)

Contractor Points of Contact Sue Buell Federal Contract Administration

AECOM

1420 Kettner Boulevard, Suite 500 San Diego, CA 92101 T 619.764.6833 F 619.233.0952 sue.buell@aecom.com

Stuart Paulus, PhD, CWB Senior Program Manager

AECOM

710 Second Avenue, Suite 1000 Seattle, WA 98104 T 206.403.4287 F 206.623.3793 stuart.paulus@aecom.com

Business Size Large Business

DUNS Number 180110926

Customer Information

1. (a) Awarded Special Item Numbers (SINs) SIN 899-1 (RC) Environmental Consulting Services SIN 899-3 (RC) Environmental Training Services SIN 899-7 (RC) Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Services SIN 899-8 (RC) Remediation and Reclamation Services

(b) Not Applicable (See table with approved labor rates)

(c) Not Applicable (See table with approved labor rates)

2. Maximum Order: $1,000,000. Requirements exceeding the maximum order may be handled pursuant to clause I-FSS-125 (August 1995)

3. Minimum Order: $100.

4. Geographic Coverage: AECOM offices worldwide.

5. Points of Production (City, county, state of foreign country): determined by individual task order.

6. Discount from List Prices or Statement of Net Price: All prices herein are net.

7. Quantity Discounts: Contractor will offer volume discounts on large dollar orders. Exact discount and terms will be negotiated on individual issued task orders.

8. Prompt Payment Terms: Net 30

9. (a) Government Commercial Credit Cards: Government commercial credit cards are accepted for orders below the micro-purchase threshold.

(b) Government Commercial Credit Cards: Contact the contractor’s representative for orders above the micro-purchase threshold.

10. Foreign Items: None

11. (a) Time of Delivery: To be negotiated with ordering agency on each task/delivery order.

(b) Expedited Delivery: To be negotiated with ordering agency on each task/delivery order.

(c) Overnight and 2-Day Delivery: Items are available for expedited delivery based upon negotiation with ordering agency on each task/delivery order.

(d) Urgent Requirements: The “Urgent Requirements” clause of this contract is applicable and the ordering agency can contact the contractor’s representative to affect a faster delivery, at the cost to the ordering agency.

12. F.O.B. Points: To be negotiated with the ordering agency on each task/delivery order.

13. Ordering Address: AECOM, Inc., 710 Second Avenue, Suite 1000, Seattle, WA 98104, ATTN: Dr. Stuart Paulus, T 206.403.4287 F 206.623.3793, stuart.paulus@aecom.com

14. Payment Address: AECOM, Inc., 1178 Paysphere Circle, Chicago, IL 60674

15. Warranty Provision: Standard Commercial Warranty

16. Export Packing Charges, If Applicable: Not applicable.

17. Terms and Conditions of Government Purchase Card acceptance: See #9 above.

18. Terms and Conditions of Rental, Maintenance, and Repair: Not applicable.

19. Terms and Conditions of installation: Not applicable.

20. Terms and Conditions of Repair Parts: Not applicable.

21. List of Service and Distribution Points: Not applicable.

22. List of Participating Dealers: Not applicable.

23. Preventive maintenance: Not applicable.

24. Environmental Attributes: Offer total turnkey environmental support.

25. Data Universal Number System (DUNS) Number: 180110926

26. AECOM is registered in the System for Award Management (SAM).

27. Uncompensated Overtime (Indicate if used): Not applicable.

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GSA Awarded Labor Categories & Requirements

Labor Category Education & Experience Requirements

Technician High school diploma or trade school degree; mechanical aptitude required; 0 years experience; under moderate supervision, performs a variety of routine field work in support of a technical department.

Senior Technician High school diploma or trade school degree; 2 years experience at technician level; mechanical and electronic aptitude; knowledge of field equipment; under minimal supervision, performs a variety of routine and specialized work.

Engineer / Scientist I Bachelor of Science; 0-1 years of experience; position is accountable for providing technical analysis and reporting on the results under direct supervision, This is an entry level professional position and a opportunity to learn a specific discipline.

Engineer / Scientist II Bachelor of Science; 2+ years of experience; position is accountable for providing independent task planning, execution, analysis, and reporting for a specific discipline under general direction. Will research and solve technical problems.

Engineer / Scientist III

Bachelor of Science and 3+ years experience or Master of Science and 1-2 years of experience; position is accountable for complex technical analysis, conclusions, and specific recommendations. Typically functions with experience individual contributor on a project or as a task leader with responsibility for task design and planning.

Senior Engineer / Scientist IV Bachelor of Science and 5+ years experience or Master of Science and 3+ years of experience; position is accountable for providing expertise for large tasks or having project responsibility on single discipline project of moderate scope and size.

Sup. Engineer / Scientist

Bachelor of Science and 7+ years experience or Master of Science and 5 years of experience or Ph.D. and 2 years of experience; position is accountable for managing a detailed phase of work related to a major project or a total project of moderate scope. Work requires broad knowledge of the specialty area and a good knowledge of principles and practices of related specialties.

Project Manager

Bachelor of Science and 7+ years experience or Master of Science and 5 years of experience or Ph.D.

and 2 years of experience; position is accountable for major projects in office location and good working knowledge of AECOM policies and procedures. Manages specific project assignments involving multidiscipline and complex technical/regulatory matters on a large scale. Work requires broad knowledge of specialty area and a good knowledge of principles and practices of related specialties.

Program Manager

Bachelor of Science and 9+ years experience or Master of Science and 7 years of experience or Ph.D.

and 5 years of experience; position is accountable for managing multidisciplinary projects on a program basis for a major client or multiple projects within a specialized discipline on an office or regional basis.

Also responsible for business development.

Principle

Bachelor of Science and 12+ years experience or Master of Science and 10 years of experience or Ph.D. and 7 years of experience; accountable for managing strategic business unit or major marketing effort for AECOM. This is the most senior non officer position in the company. Guides internal strategic direction and external market influence.

Client Service Center Manager

Bachelor of Science and 12+ years experience or Master of Science and 10 years of experience or Ph.D.

and 7 years of experience; manages total operations within a specific geographic office location. Has operation profit and loss responsibility for the office as well as strategic direction for future operations.

SCA Matrix

SCA Eligible Contract Labor Category SCA Equivalent Code - Title WD Number

Senior Engineering Technician 30086 - Engineering Technician VI 05-2103

Engineering Technician 30085 - Engineering Technician V 05-2103

The Service Contract Act (SCA) is applicable to this contract and it includes SCA applicable labor categories. The prices for the indicated SCA labor categories are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the matrix. The prices offered are based on the preponderance of where work is performed and should the contractor perform in an area with lower SCA rates, resulting in lower wages being paid, the task order prices will be discounted accordingly.

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Vegetation Treatments Programmatic NEPA EIS / ER / BA for the Western States, including Alaska

AECOM prepared a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), Environmental Report (ER), and Biological Assessment (BA) that evaluated vegetation treatment activities for the Bureau of Land Management.

The EIS focused on herbicide treatments, while the ER focused on the use of prescribed fire, manual and mechanical methods, and biological controls. AECOM developed project management and public involvement plans; participated in numerous agency Interdisciplinary Team meetings and other meetings; developed a reasonable range of alternatives; prepared a Programmatic BA for over 300 plant, fish, and wildlife species, and an Essential Fish Habitat assessment for over 100 salmonid, estuarine, and marine fish, mollusk, and crab species; conducted air quality modeling for wildland and prescribed fire impacts in Alaska and the western U.S.;

prepared the protocol and conducted human health and ecological risk assessments for 10 herbicides; prepared paleontological, cultural resource, Native American resource use, and Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA) § 810 reports; analyzed impacts to resources using GIS analysis; prepared a Record of Decision; and maintained the administrative record.

Environmental Impact Statement Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway, Wisconsin

AECOM was awarded a delivery order by the National Park Service (NPS) to address a request by Minnesota Power and the Wisconsin Public Service Corporation to cross the Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway with a 345 kilovolt (kV) transmission line. AECOM participated in public scoping sessions; prepared a draft and final EIS; and supported the NPS in analyzing and responding to public comments on the draft EIS. AECOM also provided support for the preparation of the Record of Decision.

Environmental Assessment Belle Mead Depot, Hillsborough, New Jersey, GSA, Region 3

AECOM prepared an Environmental Assessment (EA) to address the impacts associated with the disposal of some 369 acres of the Belle Mead Depot, a former World War II supply facility transferred to GSA in 1991. This effort involved the review of existing information pertaining to the Depot; development and implementation of a public participation strategy; preparation of a thorough analysis of the potential impacts of the proposed action; identification, development, and evaluation of alternatives to the proposed action;

identification of measures to mitigate any adverse impacts; and preparation of preliminary, draft, and final EA documents for GSA.

In addition, AECOM provided support for field surveys, literature searches, risk assessment, modeling, and analysis required in completing this action under NEPA, to include maintaining the administrative record.

SIN 899-1 Environmental Consulting Services Representative Experience

and sustainable performance measure development

• Environmental Assessment (EA) and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) preparation under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)

• Endangered species, wetland, watershed, and other natural resource management plans

protective measures to mitigate the threats

and information in support of agency environmental programs

• Material safety data sheets (MSDS), biological / medical data sheets

procedure updates

• Waste management consulting services to provide guidance in support of waste-related data collection, feasibility studies and risk analyses

• Resource Conservation and Recovery Act / Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act (RCRA / CERCLA) site investigations

or handling systems

management

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Indoor Firing Range Evaluation at Federal Court House Facilities, Various States

AECOM conducted indoor firing range evaluations at Federal courthouse facilities in Cleveland, OH, Hammond, IN, and Minneapolis, MN. These ranges were operated by the United States Marshal Service and evaluated against the GSA Indoor Firing Range Design and Operations Criteria. The elements of the evaluations included employee exposures to lead, noise, and carbon monoxide, range design and construction, written operational programs, and operating procedures. Upon completion of each evaluation, engineering cost estimates were assembled by a team of construction engineers for tasks needed to bring each range into compliance with the design and operations criteria.

NESHAP Impact Assessment, Edwards Air Force Base, California

AECOM conducted assessments and surveys for any impacts associated with National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants as well as the development of a cost effective compliance strategy for each pollutant. Specifically AECOM was tasked to focus on the bases’ internal combustion engines, process heaters, commercial institutional boilers, miscellaneous metal parts, rocket and engine testing facilities, paint stripping operations, and plastic parts (surface coating, reinforced plastic composites, production, and auto and light duty surface coating).

Environmental Consulting Services for Managing the NEPA Process for GSA Cargo Inspection Facility at the Ambassador Bridge in Detroit, Michigan

AECOM provided support to GSA Region 5 on the NEPA process for the cargo facility, a 24-hour operation on the U.S. side of the Ambassador Bridge. Due to building age and an increase in the level of traffic near the building, the need to replace the existing facility became a high priority for GSA. Originally retained to assist with environmental documentation needed for what was described as the “northern expansion,” AECOM’s role expanded into providing general environmental consulting as GSA dealt with its own real estate development plans while it tried to accommodate the changes that were done by the bridge owner, the Detroit International Bridge Company (DIBC). AECOM prepared a Checklist Categorical Exclusion document related to the GSA’s use of toll booths that the DIBC installed on lands that they controlled, but for which no environmental review was performed. AECOM completed necessary Phase I studies, cultural resources review, noise modeling, and air quality modeling which were reflected in the NEPA Categorical Exclusion document. Proceeding with the Environmental Review, AECOM prepared a second Checklist Categorical Exclusion document that focused on the acquisition of 10 additional acres. Subsequent to completion of the expansion, GSA initiated long-term master planning for the site to provide improved site circulation that will improve overall facility operation. Under this master planning effort, AECOM worked with GSA on property acquisition that required an EIS.

SIN 899-1 Environmental Consulting Services Representative Experience (continued)

Clockwise from top left:

Edwards Air Force Base in California; Belle Mead Depot in Hillsborough, New Jersey; and Ambassador Bridge in Detroit, Michigan.

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Automated Pollution Prevention and Hazardous Waste Training, Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota

AECOM was tasked to incorporate Ellsworth AFB’s existing pollution prevention/recycling and hazardous waste training curricula into web-based programs that base personnel can access via the Internet and that will administer a short quiz to them and record the results. AECOM developed content and designed three separate web-based training programs for use at Ellsworth Air Force Base. Training was provided in HTML format.

Environmental Management Systems Support Moody Air Force Base, Georgia

In support of the implementation of the U.S. Air Force Environmental Management Systems (EMS) program at Moody AFB, AECOM conducted EMS implementation training and technical evaluations of environmental, facility management, infrastructure, and construction activities. In addition, AECOM assisted in the development of EMS plans to rectify deficiencies or areas of concern. AECOM developed EMS procedures (as applicable) and prepared an EMS Implementation Plan as well as related guidance to ensure continual improvement in mission performance. The final EMS program integrated environmental programs into all applicable departments located on the Base.

Phase II Environmental Baseline Study, Former Nike Missile Base, GSA, Property Disposal Division, Swedesboro, New Jersey

AECOM provided remediation oversight services for the abandoned NIKE Missile Battery PH-58. AECOM performed a focused ground penetrating radar and electromagnetic survey to identify underground storage tank orientations and piping layouts, as well as to clear underground utilities in the sampling areas; tank product sampling for waste characterization, asbestos and lead paint sampling; a hazardous material survey;

soil and grab groundwater sampling; monitoring well installations and sampling; lead in soil sampling; and slug testing.

SIN 899-3 Environmental Training Services Representative Experience

AECOM offers its clients a wide range of environmental and occupational training services. Skilled in all phases of the instruction process, our environmental training, education and awareness program includes the following elements:

and maintenance (O&M) planning

and Liability Act (CERCLA)

compliance, operation, packaging, handling, generators, and incident response

and disposal

rehabilitation, and renovation

From left to right:

Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota; and Nike Missile Base in Swedesboro, New Jersey.

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SIN 899-7 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Representative Experience

Development of MEARNG EGIS Implementation Plan, Augusta, Maine

AECOM conducted a user needs assessment for the Directorate of Facilities Engineering (DFE), Environmental Programs Division.

AECOM first reviewed available documentation on spatial data management, and then, using a customized questionnaire, interviewed DFE personnel on their program objectives, workflow processes, and data input and output needs. We evaluated candidate technologies and data standards alternatives and prepared an Enterprise GIS Implementation Plan for the establishment of a combined web-based and desktop GIS. The plan documented current systems, business processes and stakeholders, and defined various procedures and alternatives;

the factors involved in decision-making between the alternatives;

and made recommendations. The plan provided a roadmap for an integrated system that would allow efficient access, management, and analysis of geographically oriented data.

Environmental Management Systems Support Moody Air Force Base, Georgia

Under contract to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New England District, AECOM has been providing environmental services to the U.S. Army Reserve, 94th Regional Readiness Command (94th RRC) since 1994, and support is ongoing. Our GIS services relate to Army Reserve facilities throughout New England, and additionally our GIS-related activities have had a nationwide significance.

AECOM developed the Geographic Army Reserve Information System (GARIS) for the Army Reserve. GARIS is a GIS/CADD system designed to assist the Army Reserve fulfill its mission for environmental and facilities management and support master planning. AECOM provides support for the system, including a web version. AECOM provides CADD services in creating designs for new facilities and updating of site and building drawings. AECOM also conducts field verification and updating of site and floor plans, along with developing and updating supporting attribute data in maintaining the GIS dataset.

The project continues services with the following assignments:

AECOM has been a leader in the utilization of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to facilitate accuracy and efficiency in providing environmental services. AECOM recognizes that environmental data include information about locations and is potentially stored and analyzed using GIS. Our clients receive clear presentations of their valuable data when GIS methods are used. Typical environmental services that AECOM can support using GIS are:

AECOM has experience with a variety of GIS software packages (ArcViewTM, ArcInfoTM, MicroStationTM, AutoCADTM, MapTM), running on a variety of computing hardware platforms (Windows, Unix).

AECOM’s GIS work is supported by our state-of-the-art wide-area-network, web-based internet mapping capabilities, and ability to deliver GIS products in a variety of hardcopy and electronic formats.

GIS has become an integral part of many of AECOM’s site assessment and permitting projects for our federal clients. Our clients also rely on AECOM to do GIS system development, such as the New England District’s GARIS project.

Categories of support identified in this solicitation that AECOM is fully equipped to support include:

From left to right: Moody Air Force Base in Georgia; and a representative air base aerial with GIS overlay.

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Time Critical Removal Actions, Seneca Army Depot, New York

AECOM was awarded a delivery by the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center in Huntsville, Alabama to support a time critical removal action at Seneca Army Depot. This effort involved the removal of sources of semi-volatile organic compounds, pesticides, PCBs, and metal contamination at two sites identified as the fill area west of building 135 (SEAD-59) and an alleged paint disposal area (SEAD-71).

Approximately 24,000 cubic yards of potentially contaminated soil were excavated from previously delineated areas within the SEADs. The soil was temporarily stored on lined containment areas while characterization samples were being analyzed. Soil that was classified as hazardous was shipped to a hazardous waste landfill for disposal. Simultaneously, confirmation samples were collected from the walls and floor of the excavated areas and analyzed to determine if the excavation had been advanced sufficiently, or if additional soil needs to be removed. Once the excavation had been cleared to be backfilled, excavated soil found suitable was used to regrade the excavated area.

Asbestos Abatement Project, Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York

AECOM was awarded a delivery order by the Bureau of Prisons to conduct the complete abatement of confirmed Asbestos- Containing Materials (ACMs) present at the site. Services provided include asbestos abatement project design, preparation and submittal of the required regulatory permits and notifications, asbestos abatement and disposal, background testing, project air monitoring, and final clearance testing. At the conclusion of the abatement activities and final clearance sampling, AECOM prepared a Final Compliance Report.

Expedited Remedial Action, Bolling AFB, Washington DC

AECOM performed an expedited remedial action for contaminated soil investigation, removal, and restoration at Geisboro Park on Bolling AFB. Geisboro Park is approximately 5 acres located on the western side of Bolling AFB. During the recent removal of contaminated soil, the result of a previous military exercise at Geisboro Park, additional contaminated soil was encountered. This additional soil, contaminated by diesel-range petroleum hydrocarbons was the focus for the expedited remedial action. Specific tasks performed by AECOM include soil sampling via Geoprobe to determine the depth and extent of the contaminated soil; laboratory analysis for total petroleum hydrocarbons/diesel range organics; excavation of contaminated soil;

backfill and re-seed excavation; disposal characterization analyses;

and contaminated soil disposal.

SIN 899-8 Remediation & Reclamation Services Representative Experience

AECOM provides full service remediation nationwide to both governmental and private sector clients. We apply and optimize existing technologies and are an environmental industry leader in the design and implementation of state-of-the-art remediation technologies for use on behalf of our customers. Our guiding principal is to understand client objectives and to use cost- benefit analysis, creativity, and superior in-house technical expertise to meet those objectives as cost effectively and expeditiously as possible. AECOM has managed many of the nation’s first site cleanup programs and continues as a leader in the environmental industry. Our capabilities in hazardous waste remediation and reclamation include the following:

AECOM implements safe, cost-effective cleanup of hazardous, nonhazardous, and nuclear wastes. Our hands-on experience with remedial waste site cleanups spans the full spectrum of state-of-the-art technologies available in today’s market. Our project managers, construction managers, superintendents, and technicians are highly experienced in the regulatory environment. They, in turn, are supported by AECOM’s consulting engineers, health scientists, and remedial operations experts. These experts are teamed early in your project to combine planning and design, field construction, and monitoring, all under the leadership of one project manager.

This single point of responsibility gives our clients maximum control, streamlines reporting, and ensures a cost-effective and timely execution of projects.

From left to right:

Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York; and Seneca Army Depot in New York.

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One AECOM 45,000+ employees 150 countries 7 continents

$8.1bn+ Annual revenue (Dec 2013)

About AECOM

AECOM is a global provider of professional technical and management support services to a broad range of markets, including transportation, facilities, environmental, energy, water and government. With approximately 45,000 employees around the world, AECOM is a leader in all of the key markets that it serves. AECOM provides a blend of global reach, local knowledge, innovation and technical excellence in delivering solutions that create, enhance and sustain the world’s built, natural, and social environments. A Fortune 500 company, AECOM serves clients in more than 150 countries and had revenue of $8.1 billion during the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 2013.

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