Federal Supply Schedule GS10F0371K

STEARNS, CONRAD AND SCHMIDT CONSULTING

ENGINEERS, INC. (dba SCS ENGINEERS)

GSA Schedule Contract No. GS-10F-0371K

ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY SERVICES

Period covered by Contract: September 8, 2000 – September 7, 2020

Current Price List valid as of August 24, 2015

SIN Numbers:

SIN 899-1 Environmental Consulting Services SIN 899-3 Environmental Training Services SIN 899-7 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Services SIN 899-8 Remediation and Reclamation Services and SIN 899-1RC Disaster Recovery SIN 899-3RC Disaster Recovery SIN 899-7RC Disaster Recovery SIN 899-8RC Disaster Recovery

Business Size:

Large Business

Contacts:

E.T. “Tom” Conrad, Executive Vice President

(703) 471-6150, tconrad@scsengineers.com

Tom Nichols, Federal Program Manager

(425) 746-4600, tnichols@scsengineers.com

SCS ENGINEERS

11260 Roger Bacon Drive, Suite 300

Reston, VA 20190 Solving Environmental Challenges Since 1970

Visit our Website: www.scsengineers.com

S C S E n g i n e e r s C o n t r a c t G S - 1 0 F - 0 3 7 1 K

STEARNS, CONRAD AND SCHMIDT CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC.

(dba SCS ENGINEERS)

GSA Schedule Contract No. GS-10F-0371K

ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY SERVICES

Since 1970, SCS Engineers has worked to solve environmental problems for Federal agencies.

Our work for EPA, DOE, USDA, DOI, DOT, HUD, GSA, VA, Navy, Army, USMC, USCG, and Air Force has included both innovative program support and routine solutions to installation-specific problems.

We solve environmental management, solid waste, hazardous waste, landfill gas to energy, energy audits, sustainability, carbon footprints, greenhouse gas, brownfields, Chicago Climate Exchange, disaster recovery, and Superfund issues. We pioneered many of the approaches --risk based cleanups, voluntary cleanups, accelerated investigations, presumptive remedies, strategic environmental management, and waste minimization – which are at the forefront of Federal environmental programs today.

SCOPE OF WORK

Our GSA Schedule Contract (No. GS-10F-0371K) provides a convenient way for Federal customers to put our experience to work. By using the schedule, you can issue a delivery order or request a proposal for a wide range of Environmental Advisory Services, including:

SIN 899-1 Environmental Consulting Services SIN 899-3 Environmental Training Services SIN 899-7 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Services SIN 899-8 Remediation and Reclamation Services

Section 833 of the National Defense Authorization Act allows state and local governments to purchase products and services to facilitate recovery from a major disaster. The following SINs include Recovery Purchasing:

SIN 899-1RC Disaster Recovery SIN 899-3RC Disaster Recovery

SIN 899-1 Environmental Consulting Services, including

Planning and Documentation Services for the development, planning, facilitation, coordination, and documentation of and/or for environmental initiatives (or mandates such as Executive Order 13423) in areas of chemical, radiological, and/or hazardous materials;

ISO 14001 Environmental Management System (EMS) 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;

Archeological and/or cultural resource management plans;

Environmental program and project management;

Environmental regulation development;

Economic, technical and/or risk analysis;

Other environmentally related studies and/or consultations;

Homeland Security solutions that include Biochemical protection;

Crime prevention through environmental design surveys (CPTED);

Economical, technical and/or risk analysis;

Identification and mitigation of threats inclusive of protective measures to mitigate the threats;

Vulnerability assessments;

Compliance services such as review, audit, and implementation/management of EMS and other compliance and contingency plans and performance measures;

Permitting;

Spill prevention/control and countermeasure plans;

Pollution prevention surveys;

Community Right to-Know Act reporting;

Advisory Services for ongoing advice and assistance with data and information in support of agency environmental programs involving areas such as Hazardous material spills;

Material safety data sheets (MSDS). Biological/medical data sheets;

Information hotlines;

Poison control hotlines;

Environmental regulations and environmental policy/procedure updates;

Management, furnishing, or inventory of MSDS.

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;

Hazardous and/or non-hazardous exposure assessments;

Waste characterization and source reduction studies;

Review and recommendation of waste tracking or handling systems;

Waste management plans and/or surveys;

Waste minimization/pollution prevention initiatives; and Review of technologies and processes impacting waste management.

Note: These services under this SIN involve only the consulting portion of environmental remediation efforts. Any actual remediation efforts are performed under SIN 899-8.

SIN 899-3 Environmental Training Services

24 Training Courses (see list below)

SIN 899-7 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Services

Creation/enforcement of environmental legislation;

Cultural resource GIS (CRGIS);

Environmental cost assessment;

Environmental impact analyses;

Environmental regulatory compliance;

Groundwater monitoring;

Growth forecast modeling;

Habitat conservation plans;

Habitat modeling;

Image analysis support for emergency response;

Mapping, Cartography and Mashups (e.g., combining data from more than one source into a single integrated tool);

Migration pattern analysis;

Natural resource planning;

Remote sensing for environmental studies;

Terrestrial, marine, and/or atmospheric measuring/management;

Vegetation mapping; and Watershed characterization for mitigation planning.

Note: The services offered under this SIN do not include construction and architect-engineering services as set forth in FAR Part 36, including surveying and mapping services as defined under the Brooks Act of 1972 (Public Law 92-582, 40 U.S. 1102 et seq.).

SIN 899-8 Remediation and Reclamation Services

RCRA Interim Measures Implementation Remedial Action Design, Permitting, and Negotiations Underground Storage Tank (UST) Removals, Remediation, and Closure Asbestos, Lead Paint, PCB, and Radon Abatement Design and Oversight Brownfields Remediation, Property Transfer, and Site Development Long Term Monitoring, Operation and Maintenance of Remedial Systems Wetlands Restoration, Emergency Response Clean-Up, Air Monitoring, Soil Vapor

Extraction, Bio-Venting, Carbon Absorption, Reaction Walls, Stabilization/Solidification

SCS Engineers’ National Network of Offices

SCS delivers solutions through our national network of offices. We currently have offices in:

Arizona: Phoenix, Tucson Arkansas: Lowell California: Bakersfield, Carlsbad, El Centro, Long Beach, Modesto, Oakland, Pasadena, Pleasanton, Rancho Cucamonga, Sacramento, West Sacramento, San Carlos (San Francisco), San Diego, San Marcos, Santa Rosa Colorado: Denver Connecticut: South Windsor (Hartford) Florida: Boca Raton, Miami, Orlando, Tampa (and Caribbean Islands) Georgia: Atlanta Illinois: Geneva, Fairview Heights Iowa: West Des Moines Kansas: Kansas City, Wichita Maryland: Columbia Massachusetts: Taunton Minnesota: Eden Prairie (Minneapolis) Nebraska: Omaha, Scotts Bluff

Nevada: Henderson (Las Vegas) New Jersey: Medford New Mexico: Albuquerque New York: Suffern North Carolina: Asheville, Charlotte, Raleigh Ohio: Cincinnati, Brunswick (Cleveland) Oklahoma: Yukon (Oklahoma City) Oregon: Portland Pennsylvania: Harrisburg, Reading, Scranton Rhode Island: Providence South Carolina: Charleston Tennessee: Murfreesboro Texas: Austin, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston Utah: Salt Lake City Virginia: Norfolk, Richmond, Reston, Winchester Washington: Bellevue Wisconsin: Madison, Menomonee Wyoming: Cheyenne

For a complete list of SCS office locations, please visit our Website.

Work at Federal Installations

SCS has provided services at the following Federal installations, among others:

Alaska:

Amchitka Island Atka Island Cape Lisburn Long

Range Radar Station Yukon-Charley Rivers

National Preserve Glacier Bay National

Park

Alabama:

Fort McClellan

Arkansas:

Pine Bluff Arsenal Hot Springs National

Park Buffalo National River

Arizona:

MCAS Yuma

Navaho Nation (various locations)

Fort Huachuca Grand Canyon National

Park Davis-Monthan AFB Arizona National Guard

(various locations) Flagstaff Area National

Monuments (Walnut Canyon National Monument

Sunset Crater National Monument and Wupatki National Monument)

Grant Canyon National Park

California:

Beale AFB

Camp Parks Training Site Camp San Luis Obispo Edwards AFB Fleet Combat Training

Center San Diego Fort Irwin Fort Ord Long Beach Naval

Shipyard Long Beach Naval

Station Naval Hospital Long

Beach March AFB Mare Island Naval

Shipyard MCAS El Toro MCB Camp Pendleton McClellan AFB MCLB Yermo Annex

MCRD San Diego Naval Air Station Moffett

Field NALF Imperial Beach NAS Miramar Naval Amphibious Base

Coronado Naval Communications

Station San Diego Naval Station San Diego Naval Submarine Base

San Diego Naval Supply Center San

Diego NCBC Port Hueneme NSC Oakland NTC San Diego NWC China Lake Oakland Army Base PMTC Point Mugu Treasure Island Naval

Base Vandenburg AFB Presidio of San Francisco Hunters Point Shipyard

(San Francisco) Colorado: Denver

Federal Center Blank Canyon of the

Gunnison National Park Mesa Verde National

Park Curecanti National

Recreation Area Alfred A. Arraj U.S.

Courthouse (Denver) Fort Carson Black Canyon of the

Gunnison National Park Lowry AFB

Connecticut:

West Haven Campus VA

Healthcare System Newington VA Medical

Campus Lee Courthouse

(Hartford)

District of Columbia/ Washington D.C.:

Anacostia Naval Annex Fort McNair Naval District

Washington

Naval Observatory Naval Research

Laboratory Naval Security Station Nebraska Avenue

Complex U.S. Soldiers' and

Airmen's Home Walter Reed Army

Medical Center Washington Navy Yard RFK Building IRS Building Department of Interior

Building Nebraska Avenue

Building ICC Building Customs Building National Records Center

Building Washington National

Records Center Building U.S. Courthouse Building Southeast Federal

Center Rock Creek Park C&O Canal National Park George Washington

Memorial Parkway

Delaware:

Dover Air Force Base

Florida:

NAS Key West VA Medical Center

(Tampa) Tyndall AFB Patrick AFB

Georgia:

Fort Gordon NAS Atlanta Fort Benning Marine Corps Logistics

Base (Albany)

Hawaii:

Fort Shafter Kunia Army Facility Schofield Barracks South Point Air Station

Illinois:

Jesse Brown VA Medical

Center (Chicago) Captain James A Lovell

FHCC (North Chicago) Edward Hines Jr. VA

Hospital (Hines) Scott AFB Fort Sheridan Milan OMS #19 Midway AASF #2 Decatur AASF #1 Crestwood OMS #2 Beardstown Armory Army AASF #2 Midway

Airport Joliet Army RC/FMS General Jones RC North Riverside

Maintenance Activity AFRC/AMSA Kankakee Kankakee AASF/RC Marseilles Training

Center AASF #3 Peoria Airport AFRC/AMSA Bartonville Macomb RC/FMS Kewanee RC/FMS Army FMS #19 Milan Rock Falls RC/FMS Machesney Park

RC/FMS

Sparta Training Center AFRC/Surface

Maintenance Area Carbondale

Marion RC FMS AFRC/Surface

Maintenance Activity Mount Vernon

Mattoon RC/FMS Paris RC/FMS FMS #17 Urbana AASF #1 Decatur

Municipal Airport Decatur RC/FMS Bloomington RC/FMS Camp Lincoln -

Springfield Quincy RC/FMS East St. Louis RC/FMS

Iowa:

Iowa AAP

Federal Building (Council Bluff)

Federal Building (Davenport)

Camp Dodge 88th Regional Support

Command Facilities (Decorah

Cedar Falls Davenport Ames Iowa City Washington Street Washington-Marion)

Indiana:

NWS Crane

Kansas:

Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley NAS Hutchinson Atchison Strategic

Storage Facility

Louisiana:

NAS JRB New Orleans NAVSUPPACT New

Orleans

Maine:

Brunswick NAS Naval Fuel Annex Casco

Bay Portsmouth Naval

Shipyard Togus VA Medical Center

(Augusta) Houlton Port of Entry Calais Port of Entry Jackman Port of Entry Gignoux Courthouse

(Portland) Muskie Federal Building

(Augusta) Houlton Border Patrol

Sector Headquarters

Maryland:

Aberdeen Proving

Grounds Andrews AFB DWTSRDC Annapolis Fort Detrick Fort Meade Fort Ritchie

Glen L Martin Field

(ANG)

Harry Diamond Laboratory

NAS Patuxent River Naval Electronics

Systems Eng. Activity Naval Medical Command NOS Indian Head NSWC White Oak U.S. Naval Station

Annapolis USDA Research Center

(Beltsville) Wilson Gale Building

(Landover) Federal Center (Suitland) Assateague National

Seashore Coast Guard Yard

(Baltimore) C&O Canal National Park Naval Academy

Annapolis Catoctin Mountain Park

Massachusetts:

Edith Nourse Rogers VA

Memorial Hospital (Bedford)

Jamaica Plain Division VA Health Care System (Boston)

West Roxbury Division VA Healthcare System

Brockton Division BA Health Care System

Northampton VA Health Care System (Leeds)

Williams Coast Guard Barracks (Boston)

McCormack Post Office Square (Boston)

Meakley Courthouse (Boston)

Springfield Courthouse New Bedford Custom

House JF Kennedy Federal

Building O’Neill Federal Building Natick Research &

Engineering Center

Michigan:

Oscar G. Johnson VAMC

(Iron Mountain)

Minnesota:

Voyageurs National Park

Missouri:

Belton Training Area St. Louis Ordinance Plant Weldon Springs Training

Center Bannister Federal

Complex (Kansas City) Federal Records Center

& Army Publication Center (Overland Park)

Hardesty Federal Complex (Kansas City)

Federal Building (St.

Louis)

Federal Archives (St.

Louis)

Ozark National Scenic Riverways

Mississippi:

NCBC Gulfport MS NAS Meridian

Montana:

Glacier National Park Piegan Border Station Havre Border Station

Sector Headquarters

Nebraska:

Offutt AFB R.V. Denney Federal

Building (Lincoln) Federal Building

(Omaha)

Nevada:

Hawthorne Army Depot Nellis AFB Creech AFB

New Hampshire:

Cleveland Federal

Building Rudman Courthouse

(Concord)

New Jersey:

East Orange Campus of the VA New Jersey Healthcare System

Lyons Campus of the VA New Jersey Healthcare System

Gateway National Recreation Area

New Mexico:

Navajo Nation (various locations) Bandelier National

Monument

New York:

Fort Totten Fort Drum St. Albans VA

Community Living Center (Brooklyn)

Manhattan Campus of the VA NY Harbor Healthcare System

Northport VA Medical Center

James J. Peters VA Medical Center (Bronx)

Brooklyn Campus of the VA NY Harbor Healthcare System

West Point Military Academy

Federal Building (Brooklyn)

Gateway National Recreation Area

Sagamore National Historic Site

North Carolina:

Camp Lejeune Dare County Bombing

Range Fort Bragg MCAS Cherry Point Cape Lockout National

Seashore Blue Ridge Parkway Pope AFB Blue Ridge National

Parkway

North Dakota:

Grand Forks Border

Station Sector Headquarters

Grand Forks Federal Building/Courthouse

Van Sickle Courthouse (Minot)

Ohio:

Army Reserve Local

Training Area-Marion Defense Construction

Supply Center Columbus Lockbourne AFB Ravenna AAP VA Medical Center

(Cincinnati) Wright Patterson AFB

Oklahoma:

Fort Sill

Oregon:

Umatilla Chemical Depot Oregon State Military

Department (various facilities)

Pennsylvania:

NADC Warminster Philadelphia Naval

Shipyard VA Hospital (Wilkes-

Barre) Army Reserve Centers

(various locations)

Puerto Rico:

NSGA Culebra Naval Station Roosevelt

Roads NSGA Sabana Seca NSGA Vieques

Rhode Island:

Providence VA Health

Care System Providence Courthouse National Guard Facilities

(various locations)

South Carolina:

MCRD Parris Island Naval Base Charleston Ralph A. Johnson VA

Medical Center (Charleston)

Fort Sumpter National Monument

Charleston AFB

South Dakota:

Mount Rushmore

National Memorial Wind Cave National Park

Tennessee:

NAVSUPPACT Mid-

South

Texas:

Lone Star AAP NAS Corpus Christi NAS JRB Fort Worth Naval Station Ingleside NAS Kingsville Fort Hood Big Bend National Park

Utah:

NIROP Magna Hill AFB Glen Canyon National

Recreation Area GSA Motor Pool (Salt

Lake City) Forest Service Building

(Ogden) St. George Federal

Building Provo Federal Building Capitol Reef National

Park

Vermont:

White River Junction VA

Health Care System Derby Line Border

Station North Troy Border Station St. Albans Federal

Building Burlington Federal

Building Montpelier Federal

Building Winston Prouty Federal

Building (Essex Junction) Swanton Border Station

Sector Headquarters Vermont National Guard

Facilities (various locations)

Virginia:

Cameron Station Cheatham Annex

Defense Supply Center Richmond

Fort A.P. Hill Fort Belvoir Fort Eustis Fort Lee Fort Monroe Fort Myer Fort Pickett Fort Story Langley AFB MCB Quantico NAB Little Creek NALF Fentress NAS Norfolk NAS Oceana Norfolk Naval Shipyard NSC Craney Island NSC Norfolk NSWC Dahlgren NWS Yorktown Radford AAP Scott Center Annex U.S. Naval Base Norfolk Vint Hill Station Warrenton Training

Center FEI Campus

(Charlottesville) The Pentagon George Washington

Memorial Park Prince William Forest

Park Wolf Trap Farm National

Center for the Performing Arts

FEI Campus (Charlottesville)

Washington:

Camp Murray Indian Island Ordnance

Station Naval Radar Station Jim

Creek Naval Submarine Base

Bangor NUWES Keyport Puget Sound Naval

Shipyard Whidbey Island NAS Yakima Training Center National Guard Armory

Seattle and Port Orchard

West Virginia:

Yeager Field-ANG R. Jennings Federal

Center (Elkins) Forest Service Building

(Elkins) Harper’s Ferry National

Monument

Wisconsin:

William S. Middleton

Memorial Veterans Hospital (Madison)

Tomah VA Medical Center

Clement J. Zablocki VAMC (Milwaukee)

Badger Army Ammunition Plant

Fort McCoy Army Base

Katsenmeier Federal Building (Madison)

Truax Air National Guard Base

Army AASF #1 West Bend

Camp Douglas Army FMS #5 Sussex Army FMS #9 Madison Madison Wright Street

Armory Army OMS #7 Eau Claire Army AASF #2 Madison Army OMS #14

Wisconsin Rapids Army OMS #13 Wausau

Wyoming:

Cheyenne Federal Office

Building Mammoth Hot Springs

Yellowstone National Park

Cuba:

Naval Station

Guantanamo Bay

Guam:

Two Naval Facilities

Italy:

Naples Naval Support Activity

Japan:

Ten Naval Air Force

Facilities

Panama:

Seven Naval Facilities

Customer Information (Per I-FSS-600)

1a. Awarded Special Item Numbers Under this contract, SCS Engineers is authorized to provide services under the following Special Item Numbers (SINs):

SIN 899-1 Environmental Planning Services and Documentation SIN 899-1RC Disaster Recovery SIN 899-3 Environmental Occupational Training Services SIN 899-3RC Disaster Recovery SIN 899-7 Geographic Information Services (GIS)

SIN 899-8 Remediation Services

1b. Pricing

Please see the Pricing Schedule below for prices by labor category.

1c. Position Descriptions

Please see the Position Descriptions below.

2. Maximum Order Threshold

The Maximum Order Limit for all approved SINs is $1 million. Requirements exceeding $1 million should be handled pursuant to clause I-FSS-125 (September 1999), to-wit:

(a) In accordance with FAR 8.404, before placing an order that exceeds the maximum order threshold, ordering offices shall-

(1) Review additional schedule contractors' catalogs/price lists or use the "GSA Advantage!" on-line shopping service;

(2) Based upon the initial evaluation, generally seek price reductions from the schedule contractor(s) appearing to provide the best value (considering price and other factors); and

(3) After price reductions have been sought, place the order with the schedule contractor that provides the best value and results in the lowest overall cost alternative (see FAR 8.404(a)). If further price reductions are not offered, an order may still be placed, if the ordering office determines that it is appropriate.

(b) Vendors may:

(1) offer a new lower price for this requirement (the Price Reduction clause is not applicable to orders placed over the maximum order in FAR 52.216-19 Order Limitations); or

(2) offer the lowest price available under the contract; or

(3) decline the order (orders must be returned in accordance with FAR 52.216-19.)

(c) A delivery order that exceeds the maximum order may be placed with the Contractor selected in accordance with FAR 8.404.

The order will be placed under the contract.

(d) Sales for orders that exceed the Maximum Order shall be reported in accordance with GSAR 552.238-74.

3. Minimum Order

$100.00

4. Geographic Coverage

Nationwide. Please see the list of offices below.

5. Points of production

Same as company addresses.

6. Discount from List Prices of Statement of Net Price

All prices in this catalog are net.

7. Quantity Discounts

None offered.

8. Prompt Payment Terms

None offered.

9. Government Commercial Credit Card

a. Acceptance at or below the micro-purchase threshold: Yes

b. Acceptance above the micro-purchase threshold: Yes

10. Foreign Items

Not applicable.

11. Delivery

a. Time of Delivery: To be negotiated with the ordering agency on each task order.

b. Expedited Delivery: May be available depending on service requested. Contact

SCS Engineers to negotiate rates and terms.

c. Overnight and 2-day Delivery: Provided as requested and/or as appropriate.

d. Urgent Requirements: Contact SCS Engineers for faster delivery or rush requirements.

12. F.O.B. Points

Not applicable.

13. Ordering

a. Same as company address.

b. Ordering Procedures

For services, the ordering procedures and information on blanket purchase agreements (BPAs) are found in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.

14. Payment Address

The remittance address is the same as the company address.

15. Warranty Provision

SCS Agrees that its performance of services will meet or exceed the applicable standards set forth in a SOW (if any), and no less than conformance with the applicable professional standards and in a workmanlike manner.

16. Export Packaging Charges

Not applicable.

17. Terms and Conditions of Government Commercial Credit Card Acceptance

Net.

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.

20a. Terms and Conditions of Any Other Services

Not applicable.

21. List of Service and Distribution Points

Please see list of company offices.

22. List of Participating Dealers

Not applicable.

23. Preventive Maintenance

Not applicable.

24. Special Attributes Such as Environmental Attributes

a. We strive for sustainability; several staff are LEED® APs; we use products with recycled content and avoid products with toxic constituents; we recycle; etc.

b. Not applicable

25. Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) Number

05-224-2385

26. System for Award Management (SAM)

Registered and active.

27. Uncompensated Overtime

Not used.

Pricing Schedule (per Contract Modification #PS-0026, dated August 24, 2015) (Applies to SIN numbers: 899-1, 899-7, 899-8, 899-1 RC, 899-7 RC, and 899-8 RC)

GSA EAS Position Title SCS Commercial Position Title GSA Engineer / Scientist / Consultant II Sr. Project Advisor/Sr. Technical Advisor $144.17 Engineer / Scientist / Consultant III/ CIH Sr. Technical Manager/Sr. Project Manager $157.50 Engineer / Scientist / Consultant IV/ LEED AP Project Director $169.63 Engineer / Scientist / Consultant V Office Director/Principal $174.51 Engineer / Scientist / Consultant VI Principal $193.88 Project Manager I Sr. Project Professional & Sr. Professional $115.08 Project Manager II Project Manager $131.25 Project Manager III Sr. Project Advisor/Sr. Technical Advisor $144.17 Project Manager IV Sr. Technical Manager/Sr. Project Manager $157.50 Project Manager V / LEED AP Project Director $169.63 Project Professional I Associate Staff Professional $71.40 Project Professional II Staff Professional $82.37 Project Professional III Project Professional $99.33 Project Professional IV Sr. Project Professional & Sr. Professional $115.08 Project Professional V Project Manager $131.25 Field Support Technician I * Laborer $38.75 Field Support Technician II * Technician $45.99 Field Support Technician III * Fusion Technician $58.12 Field Support Technician IV * Sr. Technician / Equipment Operator $66.15 Field Support Technician VI Superintendent $80.97 Field Support Technician VII Sr. Superintendent $101.75 Technical Support I – Administrative Support * Secretary/Typist /Project Administrator/Clerical $51.63 Technical Support II – Engineering Technician I * Engineering Technician $55.70 Technical Support IV – Engineering Technician II * Sr. Engineering Technician $66.62 Technical Support V – Design / Drafter (CADD) * Drafter (CADD) $71.40 Technical Support VI – Designer (CADD) * Designer (CADD) $78.70 Field Support Technician V * Foreman/Plant Operator $74.97

* SCA Eligible categories

Position Descriptions

GSA EAS

Position Title

Commercial Position Title

Experience, Responsibilities and Functional Activities Minimum Experience

Minimum Educational Qualifications

Engineer / Scientist / Consultant II

Senior Project Advisor & Senior Technical Advisor

Strong oral, presentation, and written communication skills. Ability to work cooperatively with others. If an engineer or geologist, must have professional registration. Senior Project Advisor Role. Plans, develops, and executes engineering or scientific projects or tasks within projects, addressing unique or complex problems or specialty areas. This may involve research of the subject area, definition of scope, selection of investigative approaches, development of concepts/solutions, and carrying out the task/project, independently or as a team member. Assignments may require unconventional or novel approaches, be in an area of specialization, and/or require research. Acts independently on technical matters pertaining to his/her field. Serves as a company resource with respect to the National Partner Program. Serves in a lead technical role on projects and proposals/interviews. Plans/develops budgets and prepares proposals. Reviews project deliverables with emphasis on engineering/scientific and technical quality, client satisfaction, and project profitability. Prepares articles for publication and presents papers at conferences. Participates in research activities. Mentors or guides staff within his/her area(s) of expertise. Serves as an expert witness. Manages small projects.

10 years relevant experience.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental) . MS and/or Ph.D.

desirable.

Senior Technical Advisor Role. Plans, develops, and executes engineering or scientific projects or tasks within projects, addressing specialty technologies and unique or complex problems. This may involve research of the subject area, definition of scope, selection of investigative approaches, development of concepts/ solutions, and carrying out the task/project, independently or as a team member.

Assignments may require unconventional or novel approaches and analysis, be in an area of specialization, and/or require research.

Acts independently on technical matters pertaining to his/her field.

Serves as a company resource with respect to the National Partner Program. Serves in a lead technical role on projects and proposals/ interviews. Plans proposal efforts and prepares proposals. Reviews

Position Title

Commercial Position Title

Experience, Responsibilities and Functional Activities Minimum Experience

Minimum Educational Qualifications project deliverables with emphasis on technologies, quality, and client satisfaction, consistent with contract scope. Prepares articles for publication and presents papers at conferences. Mentors or guides staff within his/her area(s) of expertise. Serves as an expert witness. Manages small projects.

Engineer / Scientist / Consultant III / Certified Industrial Hygienist

Sr. Technical Manager / Sr. Project Manager / Regional Manager

Strong oral presentation and written communication skills. Ability to work cooperatively with others, fosters team spirit with all levels of personnel, and manages major projects. If an engineer or geologist, must have professional registration. Serves as project manager, project director, or reviewing principal on large projects or programs. Provides high quality and cost-effective professional services. Provides technical leadership, builds and maintains staff morale, and sets an example of personal conduct and ethics.

Provides technical, contractual, and administrative support to less senior managers. Plans/develops budgets and prepares proposals.

Emphasizes sound engineering/scientific and technical quality, project management, client satisfaction, and project profitability.

Responsible for implementation of the company’s Quality Assurance Program. Provides technical review and quality assurance support for projects and proposals. Provides guidance to project manager(s) in dealing with project staff, staffing assignments, and accounting for resources in executing their jobs.

Responsible for developing effective project management skills of the technical staff. Participates in National Partner Program business development and project performance with other company/subsidiary professionals for clients throughout the U.S.

and internationally.

10 or more years relevant experience, with at least 2 years as a Project Manager.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental) . MS or Ph.D.

desirable.

Engineer / Scientist / Consultant IV/

LEED AP

Project Director

Strong oral presentation and written communication skills. Ability to work cooperatively with others and foster team spirit with all levels of personnel. If an engineer or geologist, must have professional registration. Serves as project director, Sr. project manager, and/or reviewing principal on small to large projects, with an emphasis on cost effectiveness, quality, client satisfaction, contract compliance, and liaison. Provides technical leadership, 10 or more years relevant experience, with at least 2 years as a Project Manager.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental) . MS or Ph.D.

Commercial Position Title

Experience, Responsibilities and Functional Activities Minimum Experience

Minimum Educational Qualifications builds and maintains staff morale, and sets an example of personal conduct and ethics. Provides technical, contractual, and administrative support to project manager(s). Plans/ develops budgets for projects and prepares proposals. Emphasizes sound engineering/scientific principals, technical quality, and project profitability. Responsible for implementation of the company’s Quality Assurance Program and provides quality assurance support for projects and proposals. Provides guidance to project managers in dealing with clients, regulatory agencies, project staff, staffing assignments, and accounting for resources in executing their jobs.

Develops effective project management skills of the technical staff.

Participates in National Partner Program business development and project performance with other company/subsidiary professionals for clients throughout the U.S. and internationally. Provides expert consulting and testimony. Prepares articles for publications and gives presentations at seminars. Mentors and trains staff.

desirable.

Engineer / Scientist / Consultant V

Office Director / Principal

If an engineer or geologist, must have professional registration.

Leads the office in providing high quality and cost-effective professional services toward achievement of the company mission and goals. Instills a “client first” philosophy in office personnel.

Maintains the office as a financially self-supporting, full-service unit, capable of handling assignments in the company’s practice areas. Provides technical and business development leadership and personnel management, setting an example of personal conduct and ethics within the office and the community. Capability and aptitude to win new projects and to plan, organize, direct and coordinate technical work, with demonstrated abilities in human resources and office management. In addition to the above duties, performs project and professional duties described for Project Directors.

10 years or more relevant experience, and a minimum of 4 years of senior management and business development responsibility in a professional services firm.

Degree in technical or scientific disciplines (e.g., biology, geology, or environmental) ; MS in engineering, science or business is desirable.

Engineer / Scientist / Consultant VI

Principal Professional engineering registration required. Strong verbal communication, presentation and writing skills. Provides leadership and direction in conformance with the company’s mission statement and long-range strategy, toward achievement of company goals.

Strives to achieve a superior level of quality for company work.

15 years experience, with the majority in the E/C industry.

Degree in civil and/or environmental engineering or geology. MS

Commercial Position Title

Experience, Responsibilities and Functional Activities Minimum Experience

Minimum Educational Qualifications

Instills a “client first” philosophy in company personnel. Strives to maintain desired levels of financial performance. Institutes changes as appropriate to meet company’s goals. Project director or reviewing principal on significant projects. Continually assesses company technical resources, identifying and directing specialized training to bolster personnel capabilities. Identifies company’s staffing needs and coordinates with Office Directors (ODs) for new hires and/or staff reductions. Advises ODs on hiring and transfer of company personnel between offices. Provides guidance to project managers in dealing with clients, regulators, staff, and contract management. Mentors staff. Monitors emerging technology and regulations impacting business opportunities and project activities, and communicates the information to personnel in the company.

Assists in the development and fosters the use of appropriate standards and procedures for the completion of projects. Provides technical support and review on selected projects and proposals.

Prepares proposals and participates in interviews. Prepares articles for publication and papers for presentation. Identifies and addresses significant technical issues affecting the company or clients. Works with other Principals to monitor the QA/QC process, supports company engineers, scientists, and/or consultants in identifying QA/QC and peer reviewers for projects and proposals. Establishes programs, courses of action, and motivates others to accomplish goals. Negotiates contracts, administrates programs / contracts, and oversees projects. Lead role(s) on National Partner Program.

Provides expert consulting and testimony.

or Ph.D. and/or postgraduate work in engineering or science, business administration, law, or marketing desired.

Project Manager I

Sr. Project Professional & Sr.

Professional

If an engineer or geologist, will have professional registration.

Applies diversified knowledge of engineering and scientific principles and practices in broad assignment areas and related fields.

Makes decisions independently on engineering or scientific problems and methods, represents the company in conferences to resolve important questions, and plans and coordinates work. The knowledge and expertise required for this level of work usually results from progressive work experience. Management: In a

6 or more years of relevant experience.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental) . MS and/or Ph.D.

Commercial Position Title

Experience, Responsibilities and Functional Activities Minimum Experience

Minimum Educational Qualifications supervisory capacity, plans, develops, coordinates, and manages small or moderate-size engineering or scientific projects or tasks with complex features. Management of projects includes being the lead technical person and client contact, scheduling of personnel, and other management duties such as projecting manpower requirements, billing projections, invoicing, and accounts receivable management. Technical: Serves in a lead technical role on projects and on proposals/interviews. Carries out assignments requiring the development of new or improved techniques and procedures.

Prepares articles for publication and presents papers at conferences.

Individual is a company resource with respect to the Division structure, and the company’s National Partner Program. Works with several offices on technical projects and proposals. The Senior Professional plans projects, performs technical work, and guides, coordinates, and reviews work of other engineers, scientists, or technicians.

desirable.

Project Manager II

Project Manager & Regional Manager

Strong oral, presentation, and written communication skills. Ability to work cooperatively with others and foster a team spirit with all levels of personnel. If an engineer or geologist, must have professional registration. Administrative Management. Manages multiple smaller projects or one or two moderate-size projects. Has full responsibility for interpreting, organizing, executing, and coordinating projects and major tasks on larger projects. Plans, develops, and executes engineering or scientific projects. Serves as the lead technical professional. Schedules project staff, assigns work, tracks progress, and reports to the client and management.

Supervises the work of the project staff of professionals and technicians. Responsible for the profitability of projects, and satisfying client expectations for the project. The Project Manager is responsible for evaluation of staff reporting to him/her, and setting the objectives for the coming year (in conjunction with the managing engineer, scientist, and/or Office Director). Project Managers have responsibility for business development for their topic area. Prepares articles for publication and papers for

8 or more years of relevant experience.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental) desirable.

Commercial Position Title

Experience, Responsibilities and Functional Activities Minimum Experience

Minimum Educational Qualifications presentation. Works with other company offices as requested.

Maintains liaison with individuals and units within the company or outside, with responsibility for acting independently on technical matters pertaining to his/her field. May serve as a National Partner or provide support to the National Partner Program.

Project Advisory. Plans, develops, and executes engineering or scientific projects or tasks within projects, addressing unique or complex problems or specialty areas. This may involve research of the subject area, definition of scope, selection of investigative approaches, development of concepts/solutions, and carrying out the task/project, independently or as a team member. Assignments may require unconventional or novel approaches, be in an area of specialization, and/or require research. Acts independently on technical matters pertaining to his/her field. Serves as a company resource with respect to the National Partner Program. Serves in a lead technical role on projects and proposals/interviews.

Plans/develops budgets and prepares proposals. Reviews project deliverables with emphasis on engineering/scientific and technical quality, client satisfaction, and project profitability. Prepares articles for publication and presents papers at conferences.

Participates in research activities. Mentors or guides staff within his/her area(s) of expertise. Serves as an expert witness. Manages smaller projects, but not large projects or programs.

See above for educational qualifications

Project Manager III

Sr. Project Advisor & Sr. Technical Advisor

Strong oral, presentation, and written communication skills. Ability to work cooperatively with others. If an engineer or geologist, must have professional registration. Similar to the Technical Advisor, except at a higher level, and similar to a Sr. Project Advisory, except more emphasis on technologies. Technology Management. As a senior technical professional, plans, develops, and executes engineering or scientific projects or tasks within projects, addressing specialty technologies and unique or complex problems. Maintains liaison with individuals and units in and outside the company on technical matters in his/her field. A lead company resource for the National Partner Program. Works with various offices on technical

10 or more years of relevant experience.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental) . MS and/or

Commercial Position Title

Experience, Responsibilities and Functional Activities Minimum Experience

Minimum Educational Qualifications issues. Serves as manager, director, or reviewing principal on small-to moderate-size projects, with an emphasis on QA/QC, client contact and liaison. Provides technical and contractual support to less senior staff, as well as mentoring staff.

Similar to Project Advisor, but at a higher level. Project Advisory.

As a senior technical professional, plans, develops, and executes engineering or scientific projects or tasks within projects addressing unique or complex problems or specialty areas. Guides/reviews the task/project as it is carried out. Maintains liaison with individuals and units in or outside the company on technical matters in his/her field. A lead company resource for the National Partner Program.

Works with various offices on project and technical issues. Serves as manager, director, or reviewing principal on small- and moderate-size projects, with an emphasis on QA/QC, client contact, and liaison. Provides technical and contractual support to less senior staff, as well as mentoring staff.

See above for educational qualifications

Project Manager IV

Sr. Technical Manager / Sr. Project Manager / Regional Manager

Strong oral presentation and written communication skills. Ability to work cooperatively with others, fosters team spirit with all levels of personnel, and manages major projects. If an engineer or geologist, must have professional registration. Serves as project manager, project director, or reviewing principal on large projects or programs. Provides high quality and cost-effective professional services. Provides technical leadership, builds and maintains staff morale, and sets an example of personal conduct and ethics.

Provides technical, contractual, and administrative support to less senior managers. Plans/develops budgets and prepares proposals.

Emphasizes sound engineering/scientific and technical quality, project management, client satisfaction, and project profitability.

Responsible for implementation of the company’s Quality Assurance Program. Provides technical review and quality assurance support for projects and proposals. Provides guidance to project manager(s) in dealing with project staff, staffing assignments, and accounting for resources in executing their jobs.

Responsible for developing effective project management skills of

10 or more years relevant experience, with at least 2 years as a Project Manager.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental)

Commercial Position Title

Experience, Responsibilities and Functional Activities Minimum Experience

Minimum Educational Qualifications the technical staff. Participates in National Partner Program business development and project performance with other company/subsidiary professionals for clients throughout the U.S.

and internationally.

Project Manager V /

LEED AP

Project Director

Strong oral presentation and written communication skills. Ability to work cooperatively with others and foster team spirit with all levels of personnel. If an engineer or geologist, must have professional registration. Serves as project director, Sr. project manager, and/or reviewing principal on small to large projects, with an emphasis on cost effectiveness, quality, client satisfaction, contract compliance, and liaison. Provides technical leadership, builds and maintains staff morale, and sets an example of personal conduct and ethics. Provides technical, contractual, and administrative support to project manager(s). Plans/ develops budgets for projects and prepares proposals. Emphasizes sound engineering/scientific principals, technical quality, and project profitability. Responsible for implementation of the company’s Quality Assurance Program and provides quality assurance support for projects and proposals. Provides guidance to project managers in dealing with clients, regulatory agencies, project staff, staffing assignments, and accounting for resources in executing their jobs.

Develops effective project management skills of the technical staff.

Participates in National Partner Program business development and project performance with other company/subsidiary professionals for clients throughout the U.S. and internationally. Provides expert consulting and testimony. Prepares articles for publications and gives presentations at seminars. Mentors and trains staff.

10 or more years relevant experience, with at least 2 years as a Project Manager.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental) . MS or Ph.D.

desirable.

Project Professional I

Associate Staff Professional

Entry level professional. If an engineer or geologist, should have taken (or take within a year of employment) and passed the EIT.

Evaluates and applies standard techniques, procedures, and criteria related to engineering and scientific projects, using judgment in making minor adaptations and modifications. Using prescribed methods performs portions of broader assignments under the direction of an experienced engineer or scientist. Applies standard

Entry level position, no experience is required.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental)

Commercial Position Title

Experience, Responsibilities and Functional Activities Minimum Experience

Minimum Educational Qualifications practices and techniques, assembles and correlates data, recognizes discrepancies in results, and follows operations through a series of steps or processes. Performs field sampling (soils, water, air, and solid waste); detailed design and CADD; construction inspection and possibly clerk-of-the-works; surveying; gas or remedial system maintenance and monitoring; field work documentation; waste characterization studies; prepares field test reports; and report writing.

Project Professional II

Staff Professional

If an engineer or geologist must be an EIT (or take and pass the EIT within a year of employment). Evaluates, selects, and applies standard engineering or scientific techniques, procedures and criteria, using judgment in making adaptations and modifications.

Assignments have clear and specific objectives and require the investigation of a limited number of variables. Performs work which involves conventional plans, investigations, surveys, structures or equipment, with features for which there are precedents. Assignments usually include one or more of the following: design and CADD; construction inspection and clerk-of-the-works field sampling; data reduction; use of standard test methods; preparation of specifications or report sections, research investigations, and other activities of limited scope requiring knowledge of principles and techniques commonly employed in the specific narrow area of assignments. The staff professional may manage small projects or may be responsible for tasks of a larger project.

2 or more years of relevant experience.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental) . MS desirable and can replace years of experience.

Project Professional III

Project Professional

If an engineer or geologist should have professional registration or gain registration while at this level. Competent engineer or scientist in the functional area of the assignments. Plans and conducts work requiring judgment in the independent evaluation, selection, and modification of standard techniques. Independently performs assignments with instructions as to the results expected. Receives guidance on unusual or complex problems and supervisory approval on proposed plans for conventional projects. Plans, schedules, conducts or coordinates detailed phases of engineering or scientific

4 or more years of relevant experience.

Degree in engineering or science (e.g., biology, geology, environmental) . MS desirable and can replace years of

Commercial Position Title

Experience, Responsibilities and Functional Activities Minimum Experience

Minimum Educational Qualifications work in a part of a major project, or in total on a project of limited scope. Manages small projects or tasks involving activities of several persons. Participation on projects may include client contact, scheduling of personnel, and other management duties such as projecting manpower requirements, billing projections, invoicing, and accounts receivable management. Performs work, which involves conventional engineering or scientific practice. With guidance, performs projects with complex features such as conflicting design requirements, unconventional investigative techniques, and difficult coordination requirements. Work requires knowledge of precedents in the specialty area and knowledge of principles and practices of related areas.

relevant experience.

Project Professional

IV

Sr. Project Professional & Sr.

Professional

If an engineer or geologist, will have professional registration.

Applies diversified knowledge of engineering and scientific principles and practices in broad assignment areas and related fields.

Makes decisions independently on engineering or scientific problems and methods, represents the company in conferences to resolve important questions, and plans and coordinates work. The knowledge and expertise required for this level of work usually results from progressive work experience. Management: In a supervisory capacity, plans, develops, coordinates, and manages small or moderate-size engineering or scientific projects or tasks with complex features. Management of projects includes being the lead technical person and client contact, scheduling of personnel, and other management duties such as projecting manpower requirements, billing projections, invoicing, and accounts receivable management. Technical: Serves in a lead technical role on projects and on proposals/interviews.