Federal Supply Schedule GS10F0212P

GSA Price List

SIN 899-1

SIN 899-3

SIN 899-8

Labor Categories

Customer Information

Contact Information

5562 Alloy South Missoula, MT 59808

Phone: 1-800-735-7095 Fax: 406-728-7367 www.mcs-environmental.com

Contact: Eric Smart

(MCS), is an environmental consulting and MCS Environmental, Inc., contracting firm that offers a wide range of services to business, industry, government agencies, and others who need answers to complex environmental problems.

GSA Environmental Services Contract, No. GS-10F-0212P

We have been awarded the following Special Item Numbers (SINs) under our GSA Environmental Services Contract. Please follow the links below to the specific services we offer and example projects under each SIN.

SIN 899-1/899-1RC Environmental Planning Services & Documentation

SIN 899-3/899-3RC Environmental Occupational Training Services

SIN 899-8/899-8RC Remediation Services

SIN 899-1, Environmental Planning Services & Documentation

Services Offered Environmental program management and environmental regulation development Risk analysis Other environmentally related studies and consultations

Example Projects

Bonneville Power Administration, Raymond - Cosmopolis Transmission-Line Rebuild Project NEPA Environmental Assessment, Grays Harbor and Pacific Counties, Washington MCS worked as part of a team to prepare a NEPA environmental assessment (EA) for the proposed rebuild of a 115-kV transmission line between Raymond and Cosmopolis, GSA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES GS-10F-212P

Washington. Principal issues addressed were potential impacts on wetlands, streams, and Endangered Species Act-listed species; visual impacts; and compatibility with land use. The team prepared a work plan that included a schedule of deliverables for the project to allow Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) to meet its obligations under NEPA for environmental review of the proposed transmission-line upgrade. This project required field studies focused on wetlands, fisheries, wildlife habitat, land use, and viewsheds.

Proposed upgrades and new construction of access roads and construction of the transmission towers could have affected sensitive resources in the project area and in downstream reaches. We prepared EA sections on geology and soils, vegetation, fish and wildlife, water quality, wetlands, and floodplains. MCS also prepared a biological assessment to facilitate BPA’s consultation with the National Marine Fisheries Service and the US Fish and Wildlife Service under Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act.

City of Kent, Biological Assessment and Watershed Studies for Rock Creek Water- Supply Facility, Kent, Washington MCS prepared a draft biological assessment (BA) to evaluate operations of the City of Kent’s Clark Springs water-supply facility in the Rock Creek Basin. To gather information needed to prepare the BA, MCS scientists conducted watershed-scale studies that included assessment of fish habitat and use, and basin geomorphology. MCS conducted spawner surveys, fish habitat mapping, quantification of fish habitat using the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology, geomorphic analysis of the stream channel, and analysis of interactions between groundwater and surface water. Biologists also analyzed land use over time to evaluate historical, current, and projected future conditions in the watershed and to assess potential effects on groundwater and surface water and the resultant influence on fish habitat. The BA and related technical studies were intended to provide a foundation for the development of a Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) for the city to provide certainty regarding the future water supply and operations of its Clark Springs facilities while protecting the habitat of resident and anadromous fish in the Rock Creek system. MCS scientists worked closely with the city’s BA management team under the direction of outside legal counsel to develop the scope and approaches to technical studies, which are now complete. We also worked closely with the National Marine Fisheries Service and the US Fish and Wildlife Service on direction of the future HCP and methods and approaches for the technical study. We worked with the city on a public-outreach and involvement process that included presentations and question-and-answer sessions with groups like the Cedar River Council, Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, WRIA 8 Technical Committee, and King County staff.

Bonneville Power Administration, Grand Coulee Bell 500-kV Transmission Line Environmental Impact Statement, Spokane and Lincoln Counties, Washington

MCS personnel worked as part of a team to prepare a NEPA environmental impact statement (EIS) for Bonneville Power Administration to evaluate the impacts of replacing an 84-mile 115-kV transmission line between Grand Coulee and Spokane, Washington, with a new 500-kV transmission line. Our scientists conducted field surveys to evaluate fish and wildlife habitat along the transmission-line corridor. Particular emphasis was placed in stream and river crossings and in areas with wetland habitats.

Potential effects of the transmission line towers on floodplains were a particular concern that was evaluated as a part of these field studies and supporting analyses. We prepared EIS sections on geology and soils, vegetation, fish and wildlife, water quality, wetlands, and floodplains. MCS also provided environmental permitting support, assisting with state, federal, and local permits. MCS also prepared the biological assessment to facilitate consultation under Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act.

SIN 899-3, Environmental Occupational Training Services

Hazmat training including 24-hour, 40-hour operations, 8-hour supervisor, and 8-hour refresher Lead awareness training including 8-hour and 40-hour Asbestos training including 40-hour contractor/supervisor, 32-hour worker, and 8-hour refresher Safety training including respiratory protection, forklift, fall protection, and confined spaces First aid and CPR training using the Medic First Aid Training Course

Example Projects

Multiple Clients, Libby Montana Superfund Site, 40-Hour Contractor/ Supervisor Asbestos Training, Libby, Montana MCS provided training services for over 55 contractor employees cleaning Libby residences contaminated with vermiculite insulation and asbestos. We also conducted several 8-hour asbestos refresher courses in Libby.

Corixa Corporation, Hazardous Materials Training, Hamilton, Montana

MCS conducted a 24-hour hazardous materials technician training course for 12 employees. Formaldehyde and acetone were the chemicals of greatest emphasis in the course.

Liberty Northwest Insurance, First Aid and CPR Training, Multiple Locations, Montana MCS provided annual first aid and CPR training throughout the state of Montana for the state’s second largest workers’ compensation insurer. We trained over 100 people in this program.

SIN 899-8, Remediation Services

Excavation, removal, remediation related laboratory testing, transportation, storage, treatment, and disposal of hazardous waste Site preparation, characterization, field investigation, conservation, and closures Wetland restoration Emergency response Underground storage tank/above-ground storage tank removal Air monitoring Soil vapor extraction Stabilization/solidification, bio-venting, carbon absorption, reactive walls, containment, monitoring, reduction of hazardous waste sites Ordnance removal and support Long-term monitoring/long-term operation

Example Projects

US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District, Demolition Associated with Battle Simulation Center, Fort Lewis, Washington This military construction contract required the removal of 12 buildings: six one-story buildings, five two-story barracks buildings, and one gymnasium for a total of 48,951 square feet. Five 1,000- to 1,500-gallon diesel fuel oil underground storage tanks and four 300-gallon diesel fuel oil above-ground storage tanks were removed, as well. Lead, asbestos, and PCBs were abated from building materials and surrounding soils.

Incentives for reaching construction demolition material diversion levels above 51% were offered as part of the project. MCS designed a building removal strategy to recover the highest yield of reusable materials and used several innovative manual and mechanical techniques to improve recovery and efficiency. As a result, the project was completed on time, within budget, and with no change orders. The total cost of the project was equivalent to the costs associated with traditional demolition (crush and haul) in the Northwest. At completion, MCS diverted 100% of the 3,583 tons of potential demolition debris and realized a transportation and disposal cost avoidance of an estimated $300,000.

MCS recovered 215 tons of materials for resale in local markets. By using local recycling and salvage contractors, much of the energy it took to grow, harvest, process, and transport the original materials was preserved, and less energy was spent on transporting the materials to new markets. Lumber, flooring, trusses, porcelain bathroom fixtures, aluminum, steel, brick, and siding were segregated on site before transport to reuse markets. The total estimated value of these products was $207,000. The use of local subcontractors also created jobs, resulting in about $80,000 in economic impact.

This project was the recipient of the 2007 White House Closing the Circle Award.

US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District, Stevensville/Darby Hazardous Materials Storage Facilities and Soils Remediation, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana MCS designed and installed five hazmat storage and dispensing facilities, replacing an outdated building that failed to meet current regulations. The new facilities were designed according to the 2000 International Building Code and National Electric Code requiring noncombustible building materials and electrical systems installed according to Class 1, Division 1 standards. Codes also called for three-hour separation walls between designated storage rooms. MCS used light-gauge steel, steel post and beam framing, 18-gauge roof deck sheathing, and exterior gypsum sheathing. Roofing consisted of 24-gauge standing-seam concealed fastener roofing; seamless metal siding was chosen for its durability. All five hazmat facilities were completed within the required 90 days. In order to bring the Darby Ranger site into full compliance with current USDA Forest Service hazmat regulations, a modification was issued to perform a remedial investigation and risk assessment of suspected diesel-impacted soils, develop a soil removal and disposal plan, perform the soil removal and provide regulated waste manifesting, and oversee a subcontractor for the hauling and disposal of the waste at a permitted facility prior to demolition of the existing hazmat storage building. The investigation identified pentachlorophenol (PCP) and petroleum compounds in the soils. The risk assessment determined that PCPs and petroleum compounds in surface soil would not migrate to groundwater.

Most recently, they [MCS] conducted a site investigation on a suspected petroleum contaminated site in Darby, Montana. The site work was done professionally, with good interaction with the owner and requiring little oversight. The unexpected findings prompted further analysis and discussion, with was also handled very well. The report was well written, timely and well received by the [sic] both the Corps and the owner. They completed the job within budget and are to be commended for their efforts. I would highly recommend them for other environmental work.

Lynn A. Daniels, PE, Program Manager, US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District

US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District, Moses Lake Wellfield Superfund Site, Larson Air Force Base, Moses Lake, Washington MCS demolished a former sump drain and removed soil, water, and sump materials contaminated with trichloroethylene (TCE) and tetrachloroethene (perchloroethylene [PCE]) from Site 19, the former liquid oxygen plant at Larson Air Force Base. The plant used both solvents during the oxygen generation process. This site was believed to be the source of groundwater contamination in a nearby wellfield providing water for areas of Moses Lake.

Contaminated material (soil, concrete, and piping) was disposed of at an approved RCRA subtitle C facility capable of receiving F001 wastes consisting of soil with greater than 6 mg/kg TCE. This project involved preparing project submittals (management plan, material handling and field screening plan, accident-prevention plan, and sampling and analysis plan); removing and stockpiling approximately 240 cubic yards of soil contaminated with TCE and PCE; segregating and disposing of contaminated soil; excavating, demolishing, removing, containerizing, and disposing of all sump materials; and cleaning and sealing the floor drain system that fed into the sump system.

Jeremy, I appreciate it. This is exactly the customer service that I wanted for us and the Shaffer's! As I said before, MCS has done a good job on this project and on the LOX site project. I'll look forward to hearing from you after the repairs are done.

Bill Graney, Project Manager, US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District

PRICE LIST

Professional Staff Program Manager $122.00 Hourly Rates Principal $122.00 Senior Associate $104.00 Associate $90.00 Senior Project $90.00 Project (Scientist) $85.00 Senior Staff $68.00 Staff $65.00

Senior Drafter $63.00 Drafter $59.00

Editor $54.00 Project Coordinator $50.00 Word Processor $45.00 Project Assistant $36.00

Construction Staff Heavy Equipment Operator $70.88 Hourly Rates Carpenter II/Maintenance Carpenter $65.53 Finish Carpenter/Woodcraft Worker $65.68 Carpenter I/Woodworker $57.15 Well Driller $35.68

Laborer $33.79

The above rates represent pricing that is offered to our most favored commercial clients and is therefore the most favorable rate to the government. These rates reflect a discount from our standard schedule pricing levels.

SCA MATRIX

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

Staff 30090 – Environmental Technician 05-2057 Senior Drafter 30062 – Drafter/CAD Operator II 05-2057 Drafter 30061 – Drafter/CAD Operator I 05-2057 Word Processor 01613 – Word Processor III 05-2057 Project Assistant 01020 – Administrative Assistant 05-2057 Heavy Equipment Operator 23440 – Heavy Equipment Operator 05-2057 Carpenter II/Maintenance Carpenter 23970 – Woodcraft Worker 05-2057 Finish Carpenter/Woodcraft Worker 23970 – Woodcraft Worker 05-2057 Carpenter I/Woodworker 23980 – Woodworker 05-2057 Well Driller 23965 – Well Driller 05-2057 Laborer 23470 – Laborer 05-2057

The Service Contract is applicable to this contract and it includes an SCA applicable labor category.

The prices for the indicated SCA labor category is based on the US Department of Labor Wage Determinations Numbers(s) identified in the matrix. The pricing for the non-exempt labor category meets or exceed the requirements in the wage determination. The prices offered are based on the preponderance of where the 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.

LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS

Program Manager

Functional Responsibility: Performs day-to-day management of division within area of specialty.

Provides technical and administrative direction. Plans, organizes, directs, and controls the activities of significant clients and contractual programs. Develops and oversees implementation of new corporate and departmental policies and procedures. Develops specific short-term and long-terms plans and programs, together with supporting budgets and financial estimates.

Minimum Education/Experience: Masters degree and 10 years of related experience or bachelors degree and 15 years of related experience.

Principal

Functional Responsibility: Plans, conducts, and directs project efforts within area of specialty.

Demonstrates technical mastery and leadership on complex projects. Assigns and oversees project personnel and ensures work standards are met. Performs technical review of project deliverables.

Serves as point of contact with clients and negotiates contracts.

Minimum Education/Experience: Masters degree and 10 years of related experience or bachelors degree and 15 years of related experience.

Senior Associate

Functional Responsibility: Leads complex project efforts within area of specialty. Responsible for overall technical quality of projects managed. Independently performs field work, data analysis, and data interpretation. Directs subordinate personnel for the completion of project tasks. Writes, compiles, and edits project deliverables. Provides technical support to subordinates and technical review of project deliverables. Ensures projects are completed on time and within budget.

Minimum Education/Experience: Associates degree and 11 years of related experience, bachelors degree and nine years of related experience, or masters degree and seven years of related experience.

Associate

Functional Responsibility: Leads complex project efforts within area of specialty. Responsible for overall technical quality of projects managed. Independently performs field work, data analysis, and data interpretation. Directs subordinate personnel for the completion of project tasks. Writes, compiles, and edits project deliverables. Provides technical support to subordinates and technical review of project deliverables. Ensures projects are completed on time and within budget.

Minimum Education/Experience: Associates degree and nine years of related experience, bachelors degree and seven years of related experience, or masters degree and five years of related experience.

Senior Project

Functional Responsibility: Performs project work as assigned and manages increasingly complex project efforts. Collects and analyzes data independently. Directs subordinate personnel in assigned field tasks. Writes reports.

Minimum Education/Experience: Bachelors degree and five years of related experience .

Project

Functional Responsibility: Performs project work as assigned and manages routine project efforts.

Collects and analyzes data independently or under supervision. Directs staff level personnel in assigned field tasks. Writes full or portions of reports.

Minimum Education/Experience: Bachelors degree and three years of related experience.

Senior Staff

Functional Responsibility: Conducts field work and data analysis under supervision of project level personnel or higher. Writes portions of reports.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and two years of related experience.

Staff

Functional Responsibility: Conducts field work and data analysis under supervision of project level personnel or higher. Writes portions of reports.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and one year of related experience.

Senior Drafter

Functional Responsibility: Prepares computer-aided drafting (CAD) drawings for project deliverables, including maps, diagrams, profiles, cross sections, and directional surveys, under the direction of project level personnel or higher. Correlates and interprets data obtained from topographical surveys, well logs, and other sources.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and two years of related experience.

Drafter

Functional Responsibility: Prepares computer-aided drafting (CAD) drawings for project deliverables, including maps, diagrams, profiles, cross sections, and directional surveys, under the direction of project level personnel or higher. Correlates and interprets data obtained from topographical surveys, well logs, and other sources.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and one year of related experience.

Editor

Functional Responsibility: Ensures technical quality of project deliverables including letters and reports. Responsible for company wide uniformity in work products.

Minimum Education/Experience: Bachelors degree and two years of related experience.

Project Coordinator

Functional Responsibility: Supports project efforts and performs high-level administrative duties.

Ensures project information is timely and accurate. Administers contracts and subcontracts and manages submittals. Manages database and ensures quality of project data. Establishes and maintains a variety of files and records.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and three years of related experience. Bachelors degree preferred and two years of related experience.

Word Processor

Functional Responsibility: Prepares, formats, and proofreads letters, reports, and other materials

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and one year of related experience

Project Assistant

Functional Responsibility: Supports project efforts under direction of the project coordinator.

Copies, collates, and binds various project deliverables. Performs administrative duties and general office support functions.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and six months of related experience.

Heavy Equipment Operator

Functional Responsibility: Operates heavy equipment such as loaders, excavators, and forklifts under direction of the project manager or site superintendent. Projects typically involve excavating, loading, and moving soil and other materials. 40-hour hazwoper trained with annual 8-hour refreshers.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and two years of related experience.

Carpenter II/Maintenance Carpenter

Functional Responsibility: Operates woodworking tools and constructs and repairs various wood products and structures under direction of the project manager or site superintendent. 40-hour hazwoper trained with annual 8-hour refreshers.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and two years of related experience.

Finish Carpenter/Woodcraft Worker

Functional Responsibility: Operates woodworking tools and constructs and repairs various wood products and structures, including all finish work under direction of the project manager or site superintendent. 40-hour hazwoper trained with annual 8-hour refreshers.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and two years of related experience.

Carpenter I/Woodworker

Functional Responsibility: Operates woodworking tools and constructs and repairs various wood products and structures under direction of the project manager or site superintendent. 40-hour hazwoper trained with annual 8-hour refreshers.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and one year of related experience.

Well Driller

Functional Responsibility: Sets up and operates drill rig to drill water wells.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED and two years of related experience.

Laborer Functional Responsibility: Performs project tasks which primarily require physical effort and little specialized skills such as shoveling, loading/unloading trucks, and moving supplies/materials.

Minimum Education/Experience: High school diploma or GED.

CUSTOMER INFORMATION

1a. Awarded Special Item Numbers (SINs) 899-1 Environmental Planning Services and Documentation 899-3 Environmental Occupational Training Services 899-8 Remediation Services

1b. Price list See page 12

1c. Descriptions of corresponding job titles, experience, functional responsibility, and education See pages 13 - 16

2. Maximum order $1,000,000

3. Minimum order $100

4. Geographic coverage Domestic and oversees

5. Point of production Missoula, MT

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price Government net prices (discounts already deducted)

7. Quantity discount None offered

8. Prompt payment terms 0%, Net 30 days

9a. Government purchase cards accepted at or below the micro-purchase level Yes

9b. Government purchase cards accepted above the micro-purchase level Yes

10. Foreign items None

11a. Time of delivery Negotiated with ordering agency 11b. Expedited delivery Contact MCS

11c. Overnight and 2-day delivery Contact MCS

11d. Urgent requirements Contact MCS

12. FOB Point Destination

13a. Ordering address MCS Environmental, Inc.

5562 Alloy South Missoula, MT 59808

13b. Ordering procedures The ordering procedures, information on Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs), and a sample BPA can be found at the GSA/FSS Schedule homepage (fss.gsa.gov/schedules)

14. Payment address MCS Environmental, Inc.

5562 Alloy South Missoula, MT 59808

15. Warranty provision Contractor’s standard commercial warranty

16. Export packing charges Not applicable

17. Terms and conditions of government purchase card acceptance Contact MCS

18. – 24b.

Not applicable

25. Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number 60-7586815

26. Registered in Central Contractor Registration (CCR) database Yes