MAS - Pyramid Environmental And Engineering, P.C. - GS10F0403N

Contract Administrator: Doug Canavello Pyramid Environmental & Engineering, P.C.

503 Industrial Ave.

Greensboro, NC 27406 Telephone: (336) 335-3174 Fax: (336) 691-0648 Email: doug@pyramidenvironmental.com Website: http://www.pyramidenvironmental.com Multiple Award Schedule Professional Services

Awarded SINs: 541620, 562910REM, OLM

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PRICE LIST CURRENT AS OF MODIFICATION #PS-A812 EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 12, 2020

Providing affordable solutions for environmental issues, helping build profitability now and in the future.

Contract GS-10F-0403N Page 5 of 14 Pyramid Environmental and Engineering has provided quality environmental services for the past 20 years. Pyramid offers cost-effective, comprehensive environmental consulting and project management services throughout the United States, with a focus in the Carolinas. Pyramid is a proven government contractor. We have contracted directly with or performed as subcontractors to the U.S. EPA, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Air National Guard, the Veterans Association, and the U.S. Army. Our current contracts include a five year BPA for asbestos and lead inspections at Cherry Point, a three-year term contract with the North Carolina Department of Natural Resources, and a two-year term contract with the NC Department of Transportation.

Pyramid’s services include Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, geophysical mapping, soil and groundwater sampling, hazardous waste cleanup and removal, underground storage tank (UST) management, emergency response, air quality, lead and asbestos surveys, and a wide variety of additional environmental applications. Our goal is to combine our professional expertise with the most innovative and effective technology available to provide accurate and cost-effective solutions to our clients’ problems.

The primary resource of the Pyramid team is our professional personnel. Pyramid’s project managers, licensed engineers, licensed geologists and environmental specialists offer our clients timely, high quality, and cost-effective solutions that take into consideration all aspects and phases of a project. At Pyramid, safety is our priority. Our OSHA-certified personnel and regulatory experts ensure a thoroughly trained workforce and services that are in full compliance with regulatory requirements.

Table of Contents

Services and Fee Schedule……………………………………………………….……….……….... 2-3 Service Contract Act Matrix…………………………………….……………………….…………... 4 SIN 541620: Environmental Consulting Services…………………………………….………...... 5-6 SIN 562910REM: Remediation & Reclamation Services….………………………….….…….... 6-7 The Pyramid Environmental Professional Team…….………………………….………………. 8-10 Pyramid Environmental Labor Categories…………………………….…………….………… 11-12 Customer Information……………………………………………………………………………13-14

Services SIN 541620 Environmental Consulting Services SIN 562910REM Remediation and Reclamation Services

GS-10F-0403N PYRAMID ENVIRONMENTAL & ENGINEERING, P.C.

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SERVICES & DOCUMENTATION; ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE SERVICES; WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES & SOFTWARE; REMEDIATION SERVICES

Pyramid Environmental & Engineering, P.C.

Fee Schedule (Rates effective November 2012)

Labor Categories

Equipment

Service Contract Act (SCA) Matrix

The labor category that falls under the requirements of the Service Contract Act (SCA) (i.e. non-exempt labor category) is identified in the matrix below. The price for this labor category meets or exceeds the requirements in the SCA Wage Determinations identified below. The matrix and narrative are incorporated into our contract and are also be included in the electronic price list on GSA Advantage.

SCA Matrix

The Service Contract Labor Standards, formerly the Service Contract Act (SCA), apply to this contract and it includes SCLS applicable labor categories. Labor categories and fixed price services marked with a (**) in this pricelist are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCLS/SCA matrix. The prices awarded are in line with the geographic scope of the contract (i.e., nationwide).

SIN 541620 Environmental Consulting Services Phases I and II Environmental Site Assessments Geophysical Surveys Lead Based Paint Surveys Asbestos Surveys

Site Assessment - Project Example As part of a plan to acquire buffer properties along the Blue Ridge Parkway and Appalachian Trail, the National Park Service purchases adjacent parcels. Pyramid performed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment on a property near Hillsville, VA, which included asbestos and lead-based paint sampling on the onsite buildings, as well as closure and removal of a 500-gallon heating oil UST.

Pyramid’s methods for performing the work included reviewing local government records, regulatory site lists, and conducting a site inspection. Pyramid’s recommendations for the site included completing a budget plan for asbestos containing material removal, lead based paint removal, proper abandonment of the former water supply well, and proper closure of the heating oil UST with the approval of local regulatory agencies.

Geophysical Surveying - Project Example Our company was contracted to define the depth and extents of a shallow confining unit (clay) that was of concern to a chemical company whose plant was located on the subject site. Pyramid utilized a multi-technique approach to evaluate the subsurface by incorporating three types of geophysical methods in our survey. We utilized ground penetrating radar, electromagentics, and electrical resistivity in an attempt to accurately define the geologic unit.

The results of the geophysical survey enabled Pyramid to provide the client with quantified extents, depths, and thicknesses of the clay stratum across the majority of the site. Due to ground interference the electrical resistivity data were observed to be erroneous, however, the remaining two methods proved effective, accentuating the fact that using multiple geophysical methods is often an ideal approach.

Compliance - Project Example Our objective was to provide a uniform compliance format for 15 textile plants in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia. Our client, Pillowtex Corp., requested an Integrated Spill Plan document for each plant, as well as associated spill response training. The work was intended to satisfy the stormwater and spill prevention provisions of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and the Clean Water Act.

Pyramid’s methods for performing the work included reviewing plant records, conducting site audits and assessments, reviewing current operating procedures and providing recommendations for improvement and implementation of environmental training and compliance programs.

For each plant facility, the following checklist of compliance issues was examined:

Potential pollutant sources Stormwater management planning and Best Management Practices (BMPs) Spill prevention Definition of responsible personnel Emergency response plan Employee training Monthly facility inspections

In addition, other issues such as sediment and erosion control and an industrial user slug control plan were provided. Pyramid prepared the required reports and implemented complete Integrated Spill and Contingency Plans for 15 plants in approximately three months. After the reports were reviewed and accepted by the client, Pyramid personnel began onsite training for plant personnel.

Pyramid’s efforts delivered consistent, accurate and modifiable plans that the client continues to use on a daily basis.

SIN 562910REM Remediation and Reclamation Services Spill Containment and Cleanup Soil Excavation, Disposal, and Backfilling Soil and Groundwater Sampling and Analysis Geophysical Mapping of Contaminants and Buried Waste/Debris Waste Characterization, Transportation, and Disposal of Waste Drums Underground Storage Tank Removals and Closure Assessments Feasibility Testing for Corrective Action Planning Construction of Groundwater Recovery Trenches Design, Construction, and Closure of Soil Remediation Biopile for Hydrocarbons Air Quality Testing and Evaluation Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) System Installation and Operation Groundwater Pump & Treat System Installation and Operation Air Sparging System Installation, Operation, and Maintenance

Spill Containment and Cleanup - Project Example A fuel transport loaded with approximately 7,200 gallons of diesel fuel turned over at a regional gasoline travel center in North Carolina. The accident resulted in a 6,000-gallon diesel spillage that ran into two soil areas downhill from the spill site. Immediate response to the spill included using sand and a vacuum truck to remove as much free product as possible from the tanker, storm drains, and areas where diesel fuel had pooled on the soil.

Pyramid began to assess the contaminated areas using field screening of soils to guide the soil cleanup process. The initial soil assessment was accomplished using hand auger equipment and screening using Organic Vapor Analyzer and Photo Ionization Detector (PID) instruments. Pyramid geologists assessed where contamination flowed and established the boundaries for the proposed excavation of contaminated soil. The situation was complicated by two rain events and stormwater flow.

The initial screening was completed in two days; the excavation of contaminated soil required five days. The excavation was guided by soil screening results collected and analyzed on site using the OVA and PID field screening instruments. Closure samples were collected at the extent of the excavation in each area. Excavation depths ranged from 4 to 10 feet in each area. The total amount of diesel-contaminated soil removed from the site was 3,373 tons.

The EPA accepted the cleanup work and had no further requests.

Geophysical Survey to Delineate Buried Waste - Project Example

Pyramid was contracted to define the extent and depth of an abandoned landfill at a project site in North Carolina. The buried waste was of concern from both an environmental perspective as well as a potential development site. We utilized electromagnetic geophysical tools to map the site and delineate the extents of the former landfill.

Pyramid utilized a Geonics EM31 magnetometer to map the landfill site. The EM31 can act as both a conductivity meter and a metal detector, allowing us to define the edges of the landfill as well as to identify potential zones of buried metal objects. The successful survey resulted in detailed maps that depicted the extents of the former landfill as well as areas where buried metal was present.

The Pyramid Environmental Professional Team

Douglas Canavello, P.G.

Company Principal

Education MBA, Finance, Tulane University M.S., Geology, North Carolina State University B.S., Geology, Duke University

Registrations/Certifications Professional Geologist NC

Professional Summary As President of Pyramid Environmental, Mr. Canavello oversees all aspects of company performance, including finances, marketing, and operations. With more than 20 years of experience in hydrogeological, geological, and environmental investigations, he is the principal employee involved in assessment and analysis of economic benefits and alternatives relating to client environmental issues.

Brett S. Higgins Project Manager

Education B.A. Geology, UNC Wilmington

Registrations/Certifications NC, SC & VA Accredited Asbestos Inspector NC Accredited Asbestos Management Planner NC & SC Accredited Lead Inspector

Professional Summary Mr. Higgins coordinates activities to ensure project goals or objectives are accomplished within prescribed time frame and funding parameters. He supervises and performs fieldwork and prepares reports associated with Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, Comprehensive Site Assessments, Corrective Action Plans, Underground Storage Tank Closures, Stormwater Management Plans, and Asbestos Inspections. Mr. Higgins is also responsible for preparing cost estimates for all services offered by Pyramid.

Eric Cross, P.G.

Geophysicist

Education M.S., Marine Science, University of South Florida B.S., Earth and Ocean Sciences, Duke University

Registrations/Certifications Professional Geologist NC, FL, TN

Professional Summary Mr. Cross has been working in the geologic and environmental fields for over a decade in both the public and private sectors. His expertise is focused on near-surface geophysical surveys and their environmental, geotechnical, hydrogeologic, and geologic applications. He has acted as a consultant on a wide variety of environmental, water resource, and site development projects throughout the Caribbean, Florida, and across the United States. Mr. Cross’ geophysical expertise includes ground penetrating radar, resistivity, seismic, and magnetic methods. He is also well versed in traditional soil boring/sampling, groundwater sampling and analysis, cone penetration testing, and well construction.

Richard N. Webb, P.E.

Senior Engineer

Education MBA, Marketing, National University B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Clemson University

Registrations/Certifications Professional Engineer, NC

Professional Summary Mr. Webb has over 30 years of management, civil engineering, and environmental experience. His current responsibilities include oversight and project work for all of Pyramid’s engineering projects. His recent focus has been the design of groundwater and soil remediation systems relating to petroleum leakage from underground and aboveground storage tanks, development of Integrated Spill Plans and Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans, air quality studies, and air permitting.

Before coming to Pyramid, Mr. Webb gained extensive experience in managing research and development projects for construction of large-scale experimental desalination plants. His work was patented and published in the United States and internationally. His research developed the process of flashing brine to promote equilibrium and impacted the design criteria of future industry standards.

Michael G. Jones, P.G., RSM Senior Hydrogeologist

Education B.S., Geology, Florida State University

Registrations/Certifications Professional Geologist - AK, FL, GA, KY, NC, SC, TN and VA

Professional Summary Mr. Jones has over 23 years of environmental assessment and remediation project management experience. Mr. Jones’ experience includes hydrogeological investigations, UST removals and assessments, limited site assessments, comprehensive site assessments, regulatory compliance issues, project administration, Corrective Action Plans, remediation system installation, system operation and maintenance, and post-remediation monitoring and site closure. Management duties have included supervision of 8 to 20 staff geologists and other personnel since 1989. Projects have been located in many challenging geologic environments such as, coastal areas, the piedmont and mountain areas in North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

Pyramid Environmental Labor Categories

Company Principal Professional degree with 15 plus years of responsibility for environmental projects and demonstrated expertise in one or more specific SIN area(s). Responsible for executive management and planning for major multidisciplinary programs. Demonstrated ability to provide guidance and direction for multiple programs or projects and to develop, implement and manage client solutions. Provides management-level interface with client management personnel regarding strategic issues. Executes the corporate quality feedback program through in-progress reviews of deliverables and discussions with client management. Directs the completion of projects within timeframes and budget constraints.

Certified Industrial Hygienist Minimum of 5 years of experience developing and implementing safety and health programs at HTRW sites, with 3 years of experience managing health and safety at the program level at multiple sites. Develops, implements, and oversees all health and safety related aspects of project work. Signs off on site-specific HASPs. Approves changes to established Health and Safety Program. Readily available for consultation as required. Must be ABIH certified with a Master’s degree in Industrial Hygiene or related field and have OSHA 40-hour training and 8-hour refresher courses, OSHA 8-hour supervisory training, first aid/CPR training, confined space entry training, and respirator fit test training.

Senior Hydrogeologist or Engineer M.S./M.A. degree or equivalent experience. Minimum of 4 years of experience in environmental compliance, environmental management, engineering and personnel supervision. Oversees and coordinates the activities of Geologists and Engineers and other project support personnel. Formulates and provides technical guidance and advice on regulations, policies, and guidelines. Provides environmental planning, coordinates complex compliance and hazardous waste issues. Provides engineering support for the design of remediation projects and evaluates potential remediation technologies for effectiveness and life cycle cost.

Health and Safety Officer Minimum of 6 months of experience at HTRW sites where Levels C and B PPE were required. Must have OSHA 40-hour training and 8-hour refresher courses, first aid/CPR training, and respirator fit test training. Responsible for ensuring the health and safety of project staff through the development and implementation of project safety plans, monitoring, and training programs. Has extensive knowledge of safety practices, procedures, and regulations. Provides safety documentation and report support to project management and regulatory agencies. Performs safety audits of in-progress fieldwork, making necessary changes to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

Project Manager Professional degree with 10 plus years of responsibility for environmental projects and demonstrated expertise in one or more SIN area. Responsible for planning and execution of major multidisciplinary projects. Demonstrated ability to lead and direct multiple projects and to develop, implement and manage client solutions. Provides senior-level interface with client project personnel regarding strategic issues including budget, progress and quality. Manages the completion of projects within estimated time frames and budget constraints. Coordinates resources and oversees specialty vendors.

Staff Geologist or Engineer Professional degree with less than 3 years of experience supporting the development and design of technical solutions for environmental projects with experience in one or more areas. Support the completion of day-to-day project tasks under the supervision and mentorship of senior staff. Provides technical support for projects regarding technical issues. Executes project tasks within allocated time frames and budget constraints. Identifies issues and raises them to the senior staff as required. Supports the development of work products which are complete and in conformance with client requirements. Supports presentations and client meetings.

Site Supervisor/Foreman 3 to 5 years of experience related to HTRW site investigations and remedial actions. Working knowledge of practices and programs, health and safety requirements, and inspection protocols. Strong communication skills and ability to identify issues and raise them to senior staff. Executes the completion of project tasks within estimated time frames and budget constraints. Responsible for implementing specific tasks within the Work Plan, manages division of work, ensures exact compliance with the approved Work Plan, HASP, and all federal, state, and local laws and regulations.

Equipment Operator Operates heavy equipment, such as backhoes, cranes, and bulldozers. Trained for work in all levels of personal protective equipment. A.S. degree or equivalent experience with a minimum of 3 years of experience.

Environmental Technician A.S./A.A. degree or equivalent experience. Minimum of 3 years of experience in environmental technology including sample collection, preparation and transportation requirements. Conducts tests and field investigations to obtain data for use by environmental, engineering, and scientific personnel in determining contamination source, and methods for controlling and removing pollutants. Duties include the collection of samples from environmental sources to assess pollution problems, preparing samples for the laboratory, recording data and preparing summaries, maintaining test equipment, and supervising subordinate environmental technicians.

CADD Operator Associate degree and 3 plus years of experience developing and/or drafting technical graphical presentations using specialized software or providing technical input to projects. Advanced expertise with one or more specialized software tool(s) or equipment, including CAD, modeling software, or specialized field equipment. Works under the direct supervision of senior staff and is responsible for completing tasks in allocated timeframe and budget. Prepares both graphical and narrative presentation materials and products.

Clerical High school diploma or equivalent and 0-5 years of experience in data processing support, word processing, typing, general office management, contract management, and administration and clerical support as required. Knowledge in computer-based documentation and presentation techniques, technical typing and analysis using various office software products and office automation tools.

Customer Information

1a. Table of Awarded Special Item Numbers (SINS)

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