MAS - Quaternary Resource Investigations, L.L.C. - GS10F105BA

Government & Industry in Harmony with the Environment

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MULTIPLE AWARD SCHEDULE (MAS)

Federal Supply Group: Professional Services Class: F999 Contract Number: GS10F105BA Contract Period: March 3, 2019 through March 2, 2024 Contractor: Quaternary Resource Investigations, L.L.C.

Address: 13588 Florida Boulevard, Baton Rouge, LA 70819 Business Size: Small Business; Women Owned Business; Small Disadvantaged Business;

Economically Disadvantaged Women Owned Small Business Telephone: (225) 292.1400 Fax Number: (225) 292.1404 Web Site: www.qri.com Contract Administration: Fonda Lindfors New (flin@qri.com) Authorized Negotiators: Nina Goodrich (ngoo@qri.com)

Price List current as of Modification PA-0019 effective 07/29/2021

Table of Contents

General Services Administration

MULTIPLE AWARD SCHEDULE (MAS)

Company Profile

CERTIFICATIONS

LICENSES

Customer Information 6

Customer Information 6

Final Pricing 8

Service Contract Labor Standards (SCLS) Matrix 10

Labor Categories 11

Service Descriptions

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES (541620)

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) SERVICES (541370GIS)

ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION SERVICES (562910REM)

Company Profile

Establishedin1986, Quaternary Resource Investigations, LLC (QRI) is an Economically Disadvantaged Woman Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) headquartered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Over the past 30 years, QRI has grown through acquisition and through the hard work of a staff that believes in our Core Values.

QRI provides environmental consulting, geophysical assessments, environmental remediation, emergency response and construction services. We excel at providing these services to government and commercial clients, as well as the petrochemical and oil and gas industry. QRI delivers professional, on-time and cost-effective results to our clients and partners with Quality, Reliability and Integrity – that’s our promise to you!

QRI’s original mission was to perform environmental consulting and remediation services at oilfield legacy sites in coastal Louisiana. From 1986-2007, all of QRI’s client base were private industry customers. In 2004, QRI was granted 8(a) certification by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). It was the 8(a) Program that introduced QRI to government contracting.

QRI’s Federal contract history began in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. In 2007, QRI leveraged their past experience as a subcontractor on EPA START missions, along with the ability to rapidly mobilize and manage dozens of crews, to win three Personal Property Debris Removal (PPDR) contracts with concurrent periods of performance for the USACE, Recovery Field Office out of New Orleans. From August 13, 2007 to September 30, 2007, QRI removed over 30,000 cubic yards of debris and waste from 8,173 private properties in Jefferson Parish. These three simultaneous PPDR contracts opened up a whole new playing field for QRI within the Federal marketplace. Seemingly overnight, QRI gained not only recognition, but credibility after receiving three “Exceptional” Ratings for their performance under these contracts.

Since 2007, QRI has managed 118 Federal government contracts with a total of 578 individual task order projects for a total contract value of over $1.92 billion dollars for clients such as the General Service Administration, the USACE in 9 Districts, the US Coast Guard, the US Air Force, the US Army National Guard, the US Geological Survey, the US Navy, the National Park Service and FEMA.

Founded 1986

Owner

Fonda Lindfors New, PG, PMP / CEO

Kenny New / President

Corporate Office

Baton Rouge, LA

Number of Office Locations

Total Staff 58

Company Sections Environmental Consulting Services Environmental Remediation Services Sustainment, Restoration and Modernization

CERTIFICATIONS:

EDWOSB

LADOTD-DBE

Metro Transit Authority of Harris County, TX-SBE NCTRCA-M/WBE

SCTRCA-SBE WBE

WBENC-WBE

WOSB

LICENSES:

LA Contractor License #40834 with the following classifications:

• Building Construction: All Parishes

• Heavy Construction: All Parishes

• Highway, Street & Bridge Construction: All Parishes

• Mechanical Work (Statewide): All Parishes

• Mold Remediation Contractor: All Parishes

• Residential Building Contractor: All Parishes

• Specialty: Asbestos Removal & Abatement: All Parishes

• Specialty: Clearing, Grubbing & Snagging: All Parishes

• Specialty: Hazardous Waste Treatment or Removal: All Parishes

• Specialty: Water Well Drilling: All Parishes

• LA Residential Building Contractor #881017

• LA Home Improvement Contractor #553562

• LA Mold Remediation #250574

LA-DNR Water Well Contractor WWC #358 LA Professional Geologist #905 TX Professional Geologist #4141 LDEQ Response Action Contractor #112040 Project Management Professional #1714745

Multiple Mold, Asbestos and Lead Licenses and Certifications in Texas and Louisiana.

Customer Information 1a. Table of awarded special item number(s) with appropriate cross-reference to item descriptions and awarded price(s)*:

*See Table of Contents for page numbers

1b. Identification of the lowest priced model number and lowest unit price for that model for each special item number awarded in the contract. This price is the Government price based on a unit of one, exclusive of any quantity/dollar volume, prompt payment, or any other concession affecting price. Those contracts that have unit prices based on the geographic location of the customer, should show the range of the lowest price, and cite the areas to which the prices apply. See page 8

1c. If the Contractor is proposing hourly rates a description of all corresponding commercial job titles, experience, functional responsibility and education for those types of employees or subcontractors who will perform services shall be provided. If hourly rates are not applicable, indicate “Not applicable” for this item: See page 11

2. Maximum Order: $1,000,000.00

3. Minimum Order: $100.00

4. Geographic Coverage (delivery Area): Domestic & Overseas

5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and state or foreign country): Same as company address

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

7. Quantity discounts: 1% discount on task orders equal to or exceeding $150,000.00; 2% discount on task orders equal to or exceeding on $300,000 and 3% discount on task orders equal to or exceeding on $600,000.

8. Prompt payment terms: 1% - 15 days; Net 30 days. Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions

9. Foreign items (list items by country of origin): None

10a. Time of Delivery (Contractor insert number of days): Specified on the Task Order

10b. Expedited Delivery. The Contractor will insert the sentence “Items available for expedited delivery are noted in this price list.” under this heading. The Contractor may use a symbol of its choosing to highlight items in its price list that have expedited delivery: Contact Contractor

SIN PSC SIN Description

541620 F999 Environmental Consulting Services

541370GIS F999 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Services

562910REM F999 Environmental Remediation Services

OLM

Order-Level Materials (OLM) a

10c. Overnight and 2-day delivery. The Contractor will indicate whether overnight and 2-day delivery is available. Also, the Contractor will indicate that the schedule customer may contact the Contractor for rates for overnight and 2-day delivery: Contact Contractor

10d. Urgent Requirements. The Contractor will note in its price list the “Urgent Requirements” clause of its contract and advise agencies that they can also contact the Contractor’s representative to effect a faster delivery: Contact Contractor

11. F.O.B Points(s): Destination

12a. Ordering Address(es): Same as Contractor

12b. Ordering procedures: Ordering procedures and information on Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) are found in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.

13. Payment address(es): Same as company address

14. Warranty provision: Contractor’s standard commercial warranty.

15. Export Packing Charges (if applicable): N/A

16. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance, and repair (if applicable): N/A

17. Terms and conditions of installation (if applicable): N/A

18a. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from list prices (if applicable): N/A

18b. Terms and conditions for any other services (if applicable): N/A

19. List of service and distribution points (if applicable): N/A

20. List of participating dealers (if applicable): N/A

21. Preventive maintenance (if applicable): N/A

22a. Environmental attributes, e.g., recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants: N/A

22b. If applicable, indicate that Section 508 compliance information is available on Electronic and Information Technology (EIT) supplies and services and show where full details can be found (e.g.

contactor’s website or other location.) The EIT standards can be found at: www.Section508.gov/. N/A

23. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) number : W7VCKNLWCEK9

24. Notification regarding registration in System for Award Management (SAM) database: Registered

Final Pricing

The rates shown below include the Industrial Funding Fee (IFF) of 0.75%.

Item SIN Awarded Labor Category Min Edu Min Exp Site Awarded

Rate w/IFF

1 541620 &

562910REM

Program Manager

Bachelors

Both

$147.29

2 541620 &

562910REM

Principal Geologist Bachelors 12 Both $176.03

3 541620 &

562910REM

Senior Engineer Bachelors 12 Both $146.13

4 541620 &

562910REM

Contracts Manager Bachelors 5 Both $84.35

5 541620 &

562910REM

Senior Project Manager Bachelors 10 Both $99.44

6 541620 &

562910REM

Project Manager Bachelors 5 Both $70.54

7 541620 &

562910REM

Geologist III, Environmental Specialist III, Senior Researcher Bachelors 5 Both $87.95

8 541620 &

562910REM

Geologist II, Environmental Specialist II Bachelors 3 Both $73.30

9 541620 &

562910REM

Geologist I, Environmental Specialist I, Researcher Bachelors 0 Both $53.75

10 541620 &

562910REM

Species Specialist III Masters 10 Both $143.08

11 541620 &

562910REM

Species Specialist II Bachelors 6 Both $110.99

12 541620 &

562910REM

Species Specialist I Bachelors 2 Both $73.10

13 541620 &

562910REM

Habitat Biologist III Masters 10 Both $143.08

14 541620 &

562910REM

Habitat Biologist II Bachelors 6 Both $110.99

15 541620 &

562910REM

Habitat Biologist I Bachelors 2 Both $73.10

541620, 541370GIS

562910REM GIS Technician III Bachelors 10 Both $110.99

541620, 541370GIS

562910REM GIS Technician II Bachelors 3 Both $73.10

541620, 541370GIS

562910REM GIS Technician I Bachelors 0 Both $66.55

19 541620 &

562910REM

QA/QC Support III Bachelors 6 Both $110.99

20 541620 &

562910REM

QA/QC Support II Bachelors 3 Both $61.56

21 541620 &

QA/QC Support I High School 3 Both $53.62

Item SIN Awarded Labor Category Min Edu Min Exp Site Awarded

Rate w/IFF

22 541620 &

562910REM

Graphic Designer* Bachelors 3 Both $45.44

23 541620 &

562910REM

Lead/Asbestos/Mold Inspector Bachelors 2 Both $61.66

24 541620 &

562910REM

Health & Safety Officer High School 2 Both $61.66

25 541620 &

562910REM

Quality Control Manager Bachelors 5 Both $61.56

26 541620 &

562910REM

Field Manager Associates 8 Both $73.30

27 541620 &

562910REM

Driller* High School 7 Both $70.54

28 541620 &

562910REM

Field Supervisor* High School 5 Both $58.09

29 541620 &

562910REM

Field Technician, Geologic Technician* High School 2 Both $39.92

30 541620 &

562910REM

Office Professional II* High School 3 Both $48.86

31 541620 &

562910REM

Office Professional I* High School 1 Both $38.47

Item SIN Awarded Fixed Price Service

Unit of Issue

Site Awarded Rate w/IFF

541620 &

Geoprobe (includes equipment, Driller, and Field Technician -

10 hour day): Model 6610 Track Mounted Remote Controlled

(Min. 1/2 day)

Per Day

$1888.53

Geophysical Data Acquisition

– GPR, EM31, EM61,

Magnetometer, or Gradiometer:

(Includes equipment, GPS, 4 wheel-drive vehicle, marking supplies [paint, flags, stakes], vehicle, PPE and 2 Field Technicians) (Min. 1/2 day

$1584.29

Private Utility Locating:

(Includes Utility Locator & GPR equipment, GPS, 4 wheel-drive vehicle, marking supplies [paint, flags, stakes], vehicle, PPE and 2 Field Technicians)

(Min. 2 hours)

Per Hour

$166.99

Infrared Survey: (Includes equipment and 1 Field

Technician, PPE) (Min. 1/2 day)

$1214.79

Vacmasters Vacuum Excavation / Potholing: (Includes equipment and 2 Field

Technicians) (Min. 2 hours)

Per Hour

$210.11

Service Contract Labor Standards(SCLS) Matrix

The Service Contract Labor Standards, formerly the Service Contract Labor Standards (SCLS), 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 Determination Number(s) identified in the SCLS matrix.

geographic scope of the contract (i.e., nationwide).

on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage The prices awarded are in line with the

Field Supervisor

30090 Environmental Technician 2015-5177

Field Technician/Geologic Technician

30090 Environmental Technician 2015-5177

Office Professional I 01112 General Clerk II 2015-5177

Office Professional II 01113 General Clerk III 2015-5177

Graphic Designer 15080 Graphic Artist 2015-5177

Driller 23965 Well Driller 2015-5177

SCLS Eligible Labor Category SCLS Equivalent Code Title Wage Determination No.

Labor Categories

Staff Category Education/Experience/ Registration Requirements Duties

Program Manager

B.S. + 15 years relevant experience PE, PG or other similar professional registration preferred

Plans, conducts and supervises projects of major significance necessitating proven management skills and knowledge; supplies programmatic and technical advice and counsel to other senior professionals; demonstrates ability to originate and apply new and/or unique methods, approaches and procedures.

Principal Geologist

B.S. + 12 years relevant experience PG professional registration preferred

Responsible for complex investigations. Analyzes land, reservoir and geological formations. Develops technical project scope, schedules/ milestones and cost estimates. Designs technology applications.

Plans and coordinates other analyses and tests as necessary. Ability to originate and apply new and/or unique methods. Provides technical advice and counsel to other professionals.

Senior Engineer

B.S. + 12 years relevant experience

PE professional registration

Responsible for complex technical tasks related to design and implementation of remediation, construction and cost estimating plans. Supervises engineering teams. Provides technical advice and counsel to other professionals; ability to originate and apply new and/or unique methods.

Contracts Manager

B.S. + 5 years relevant experience

Responsible for the contract administration of a program or project. This includes contract preparation, budgeting, scheduling modifications, change orders and compliance monitoring. Provides coordination and assistance to the program and project managers in the preparation of management reports, contracting documents and subcontractor agreements.

Senior Project

Manager

B.S. + 10 years relevant experience

PMP Certification preferred

Provides planning, direction and coordination functions of a complex projects to ensure contract performance requirements and objectives are accomplished. Directs activities of personnel.

Responsible for setting and attaining budget, schedule, and performance standards. Monitors and controls expenditures within limitations of project budget. Serves as client POC.

Project Manager

PMP Certification preferred

Provides planning, direction and coordination functions of a routine projects to ensure contract performance requirements and objectives are accomplished. Directs activities of personnel.

Responsible for setting and attaining budget, schedule, and performance standards. Monitors and controls expenditures within limitations of project budget. Serves as client POC.

Staff Category Education/Experience/

Geologist III, Environmental Specialist III, Senior Researcher

Oversees and coordinates activities of other scientists and project support personnel.

Responsible for the design and oversight of field investigations, remedial actions, report documentation and preparations. Activities include but are not limited to reviewing plans and reports; conducting planning and compliance activities; supporting technical and public outreach meetings; supporting policy development;

conducting regulatory reviews, compliance audits, and permit development and reviews; supporting waste management activities; preparing and delivering training and facilitation/partnering services; developing and maintaining databases.

Provides technical guidance on complex technical issues, regulations and policies.

Geologist II, Specialist II

B.S. + 3 years relevant experience professional registration desirable

Typical activities include but are not limited to developing plans and reports; conducting planning and compliance activities; supporting technical and public outreach meetings; supporting policy development; conducting regulatory reviews, compliance audits, and permit development and reviews; supporting waste management activities;

and developing and maintaining databases.

Geologist I, Specialist I, Researcher

B.S.

Typical activities include but are not limited to developing and implementing field work plans and reports; conducting planning and compliance activities; supporting policy development;

conducting regulatory reviews, permit development and reviews; supporting waste management activities; and developing and maintaining databases.

Species Specialist III

M.S. + 10 years relevant experience

Providespeciesspecificexpertopinionandanalysis for post-disaster Biologic Assessments on ESA listed species and their habitats. Responsible for data collection/data mining of federal, state and municipal agencies and other external sources necessary. Develop and implement work plans for required field work. Research, compile, develop and write draft portions of an effects analysis on the relevant species habitats. Review data and research provided by other Species Specialists.

Species Specialist II

B.S. + 6 years relevant experience

Provide species specific expert opinion and analysis for post-disaster Biologic Assessments on ESA listed species and their habitats. Responsible for data collection/data mining of federal, state and municipal agencies and other external sources necessary. Develop and implement work plans for required field work. Research, compile, develop and write draft portions of an effects analysis on the relevant species habitats.

Species Specialist I

B.S + 2 years relevant experience

Provide species specific expert opinion and analysis on ESA listed species and their habitats. Responsible for data collection/data mining of federal, state and municipal agencies and other external sources necessary. Develop and implement work plans for required field work. Research, compile, develop and

Habitat Biologist III

M.S. + 10 years relevant experience

Provide habitat specific expert opinion and analysis for post-disaster Biologic Assessments. Responsible for data collection/data mining of federal, state and municipal agencies and other external sources necessary. Develop and implement work plans for required field work. Research, compile, develop and write draft portions of an effects analysis on the relevant species habitats. Review data and research provided by other Habitat Biologists.

Habitat Biologist II

Provide habitat specific expert opinion and analysis for post-disaster Biologic Assessments. Responsible for data collection/data mining of federal, state and municipal agencies and other external sources necessary. Develop and implement work plans for required field work. Research, compile, develop and

Habitat Biologist I

B.S + 2 years relevant experience

Responsible for data collection/data mining of federal, state and municipal agencies and other external sources necessary. Develop and implement work plans for required field work. Research, compile, develop and write draft portions of an effects analysis on the relevant species habitats.

GIS Technician III

B.S. + 10 years relevant experience

Develop, maintain and update maps and database layers using various computer aided software.

Provides spacial data analysis and 3D modeling of existing, available geo-data bases. Performs surveying and calculates mapping information, draws from aerial photography.

GIS Technician II

Performs surveying and calculates mapping information, draws from aerial photography.

GIS Technician I

B.S.

Performs surveying and calculates mapping information, draws from aerial photography.

QA/QC Support III

Provides an overall supervisory function that determines, defines, and implements QA/QC policies, programs, and procedures for specific projects. Uses analytical tools to quantitatively measure quality, reports on findings, and makes recommendations on changes to meet specifications and quality standards.

QA/QC Support II policies, programs, and procedures for specific projects. Uses analytical tools to quantitatively measure quality, reports on findings, and makes

QA/QC Support I

H.S. + 3 years relevant experience policies, programs, and procedures for specific projects. Uses analytical tools to quantitatively measure quality, reports on findings, and makes

Graphic Designer

B.S + 3 years relevant experience

Conceptualizes, designs, and develops a wide variety of information materials (technical, promotional, informational), such as forms, labels, brochures, meeting and conference handouts, slides, posters, and other presentation aids. Designs other visuals such as logos, mastheads, and illustrations for articles in technical manuals, health journals, and other publications. Develops a system for scheduling and tracking requests for graphics/artwork to insure timely and efficient completion of all work products.

Lead/Asbestos/Mold Inspector

B.S. + 2 years relevant experience, licensed

Develops work plans and risk assessments, performs inspections and sampling, develops reports.

Health & Safety

Officer

H.S. + 2 years relevant experience

Responsible for ensuring the safety and health of project personnel through the development and implementation and monitoring of project safety plans, and facilitates training.

Quality Control

Manager

Develops, applies, revises and maintains quality standards. Designs and implements procedures for accuracy of inspection testing procedures. Ensures compliance with OSHA regulations. Monitors employee exposure to chemicals and other toxic substances.

Field Manager

B. S. + 8 years relevant experience

Responsible for directing field efforts for multiple projects. Assures personnel & equipment are sourced and scheduled. Assures quality on all projects and work performed by department staff.

Monitors field project production and schedules to ensure projects are completed on schedule.

Provides staff with critical or expert technical advice as necessary.

Driller

H.S. + 7 years relevant experience, licensed

Performs complex or non-routine technical tasks in evaluating data related to soils and groundwater subsurface materials. Experienced in drilling equipment applications and mechanical operations.

Supervises technicians, supports sampling operations.

Field Supervisor

H.S. + 5 years relevant experience

Implements field work plans, supervises field technicians in data collection and documentation for report preparation.

Field Technician, Geologic Technician

H.S. + 2 years relevant experience

Supports field activities, conducts tests, collects samples, prepares samples for lab and generates documentation for report preparation.

Office Professional II

H.S. + 3 years relevant experience

Creates, maintains and enters information into project databases. Maintains project files, monitors budgets and schedules for contracts. Conducts research and prepares reports for project managers and clients.

Office Professional I

H.S. + 1 year relevant experience

Enters data in project databases and maintains project files. Conducts research and prepares reports on project equipment and supplies.

Processes correspondence, travel vouchers and other project documents.

Service Descriptions

Environmental Consulting & GIS Services (541620 & 541370GIS) QRI is dedicated to preserving our environment, both locally and nationally, while taking precautions to avoid future damages. Our team of professionals works with federal clients to protect and preserve our nation’s natural habitats, our culturally significant sites and artifacts, government-owned properties and DoD installations.

From 2013 to present, 33% of QRI’s total revenues were performed in this Section resulting in $13.9 million in obligated contract value. QRI’s GSA 899 Schedule allows Federal clients access to all services offered within our Environmental Consulting Section.

Top clients in this Section include the General Services Administration (GSA), Public Building Service (PBS) in Region 7, the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) in multiple Divisions and Air Force Civil Engineer Center (AFCEC). The GSA is QRI’s largest client for ECS. Since securing an 899 GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MSA) in March of 2014, QRI has won 8 ECS contracts totaling $494 million in capacity.

SERVICES:

• Archaeology

• Architectural History

• Asbestos, Lead, Air Quality Investigation

• Biological Investigation

• Biological Risk Assessments

• Categorical Exclusion Determination (CATEX)

• Cultural Resource Management

• Cultural Resources Services

• Curation Management

• Environmental Assessment

• Environmental Compliance

• Environmental Impact Statement

• Environmental Site Assessment

• Environmental Training

• Geophysical Surveys

• Groundwater Classification

• Hazardous Material Management Plans

• Hazardous Waste Management Plans

• HazMAT / HazWaste Management

• HazMAT / HazWaste Recycling

• Invasive Species Surveys

• Mold, Asbestos & Lead Assessments

• Monitoring Wells & Piezometers

• NEPA Review Process

• National Historic Preservation Act Compliance

• Natural Resource Management Plans

• Spill Prevention Control & Countermeasure Plan

• Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan

• Subsurface Investigation, Phase I, Phase II

• Threatened & Endangered Species Surveys

• Vegetation Surveys

• Wetland / Waters of the US Review

PROJECT EXAMPLES

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES (ECS) IDIQS FOR THE GSA, REGION 7

QRI has performed 102 ECS task orders under two IDIQ contracts for the GSA, PBS in Region 7 – LA, TX, OK, AR, and NM. These services were performed at over 100 Federal properties and/or buildings across the 5-state Region. Several tasks were performed at U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) owned Ports of Entry. Task orders have involved several types of environmental studies and evaluations such as NEPA; natural and cultural resources; compliance; pollution prevention; mold, asbestos and lead surveys; air quality surveys; corrective action support; GIS support; environmental training; and interaction with public and regulatory agencies.

CULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES SUPPORT FOR THE USACE, TULSA DISTRICT

Under this IDIQ contract, QRI has performed on 11 cultural and natural resources task orders at Fort Bliss in New Mexico and Texas. QRI has supported Fort Bliss to enhance sustainability of the military mission through National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) compliance and curatorial support, vegetation mapping, endangered species monitoring, and invasive species surveys and control.

FENCE-TO-FENCE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DYESS, GOODFELLOW AND LAUGHLIN AFBS

IN TEXAS FOR AFCEC

QRI’s F2F contract provides environmental operations and services at Dyess, Goodfellow, and Laughlin AFBs, Texas. QRI manages and supports the control of environmental contamination from pollutants, toxic substances, and hazardous waste and materials. This includes services in support of operation, maintenance, and monitoring of TSDF facilities; spill response actions; sampling, testing, and analysis of hazardous waste, wastewater, and stormwater; and hazardous waste management in compliance with CERCLA, RCRA, NCP, CWA, CAA, HMTA, OSHA, other applicable Federal, state and local regulations, and related DoD directives. Other management and operations support is provided for air program permit updates, maintenance of SWPPP and SPCC plans, preparation of Toxic Release Inventory reports and related EPCRA reports; industrial recycling, as well as support for the installations’ Environmental Management Systems and data tracking, record-keeping, and reporting via the Air Force EESOH-MIS database.

ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPORT SERVICES IDIQ IN LA AND MS FOR THE USACE, VICKSBURG

DISTRICT

Under this IDIQ contract, QRI provided a full range of environmental services to the Vicksburg District within 10 task orders. Services consisted of environmental compliance, environmental investigation, environmental conservation, pollution prevention, safety and industrial hygiene training and support, and litigation support services. One ofthe 10 task orders included a BiologicalAssessment (BA) afterthe Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill that described and analyzed the effects of the USCG’s response activities on listed species and designated critical habitats in TX, LA, MS, AL and FL. QRI also analyzed effects on Essential Fish Habitat (EFH) per the Magnuson-Stevens Fisheries Conservation and Management Act.

Other task orders involved sediment sampling in the Atchafalaya River; wetland delineations along Federal Levees; Phase I and II environmental site assessments; demolition, handling and transportation of asbestos-containing materials; emergency oil spill cleanup; and mold assessments and remediation.

GEOPHYSICAL SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF ENVIRONMENTAL

INVESTIGATIONS

QRI’s Geophysical Division was founded in 2004. Our crews can mobilize within 24 hours and as little as 8 hours – this prompt mobilization prevents costly construction delays. Pre-excavation identification of utilities prevents losses and saves lives. QRI has successfully mapped utilities, rebar & post tension cables, intraslab & sub slab voids, USTs, buried drum debris fields, and contaminants using a combination of technologies supporting GPS. QRI goes beyond One Call locates on public easements and performs private utility locating.

QRI has developed a non-intrusive geological mapping technology called Pulser™.

Pulser™ defines underlying geology to a depth of 350 feet without extensive drilling. Using subsurface data visualization software, Pulser™ data is transformed into 2D and 3D representations of stratigraphy and lithology.

Top clients in this Section include Gulf Power Company, CH2M Hill, Wink Engineering, Stratum Engineering, Beta Testing, Mexichem Fluor, PPM Consultants, Elastomers and GeoEngineers. Top industrial Palmisano Contractors, Denka Performance facilities include Dupont Pontchartrain Chemical, Phillips 66, Sasol and BP Lubricants.

SERVICES:

• Concrete Surveys

• Cultural Site Surveys

• Electro-magnetic (EM) 31 / EM 38 Surveys

• Infrared (IR) Thermal Imaging

• Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) Surveys

• Resistivity Surveys

• Pulser™ Subsurface Stratigraphic Mapping

• UST Surveys

• Utility Locating

• Vacuum Excavation

Environmental Remediation Services (562910REM) QRI’s number one priority within our ERS Section is to ensure people are free from life threatening environmental concerns within their communities, at government-owned properties and on DoD installations. We specialize in key remedial efforts that ensure public health and safety.

Additionally, man-made and natural disasters can inflict unprecedented devastation on communities. The weight of this devastation is felt not only on a local and personal level, but also on a national level. Such widespread devastation demands the expertise and resources of Federal, state and municipal governments, as well as private-sector contractors and labor forces. QRI knows how to navigate a post-disaster environment and has excelled at providing real resources and solutions that address the needs of devastated communities.

QRI’s GSA 899 Schedule allows for Disaster Recovery Purchasing. Federal, state and local governments can use QRI’s GSA contract for procurements before and after declared disasters. QRI’s GSA Schedule also allows Federal clients access to most services offered within our ERS Section.*

The top Federal client in this Section is the USACE. From 2013 to present, 42% of QRI’s total revenues were performed in this Section resulting in $18 million in obligated contract value.

SERVICES:

• Asbestos, Lead & Mold Remediation

• Compliance Monitoring of Remediation

Systems

• Disaster Debris Removal

• Disaster Monitoring

• Emergency Spill Response

• Hard-To-Access Sampling™

• Monitoring / Piezometers / Recovery Wells

• Pump & Treat Systems

• Quality Assurance & Control

• Remedial Design Support

• Remedial Investigations & Field Studies

• Response Actions, Removals & Operations & Maintenance

• Soil / Groundwater Remediation

• Tank Battery Remediation

• Uniform Federal Policy for Quality Assurance Project Plans (UFP-QAPP)

*Note: Radioactive waste and asbestos removal are not allowable under this contract as set forth in FAR Part 36. Disposal services performed under this contract must be ancillary to remediation services performed.

PROJECT EXAMPLES

SUPERFUND SITE REMEDIATION FOR THE USACE, SEATTLE DISTRICT

QRI was awarded a $3.8M contract with the Seattle District for the excavation, disposal and capping of soil in 123 residential yards containing arsenic and lead deposition in the Ruston neighborhood of Tacoma, Washington. Under CERCLA and RCRA, the EPA issued a Record of Decision for the Ruston/North Tacoma Study Area in June 1993, selecting a remedy for soils in residential and public rights-of-way exceeding 230 parts per million (ppm) arsenic or 500 ppm lead. There were 1,800 contaminated yards due to the ASARCO Smelter located in the area from 1890 to 1985 with 1,624 yards having been remediated prior to QRI’s contract.

REMEDIAL ACTION AT FORT JACKSON FOR THE USACE, SAVANNAH DISTRICT

QRI is currently performing a Remedial Action contract at an AAFES Gas Station for the USACE, Savannah District at Fort Jackson. Work under this contract includes developing a UFP-QAPP, a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) and Decision Document (DD) in compliance with RCRA; implementing corrective measures; installing a remediation system and maintaining and monitoring corrective action measures.

DIESEL SPILL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FOR THE ARMY NATIONAL GUARD

QRI was awarded a contract to provide emergency response services for the containment and remediation of spills at the National Guard Armory Facility in Monroe, LA. QRI removed visually impacted soil related to a diesel spill, collected samples, replaced impacted soil with fill dirt, replaced shell stone in the parking lot, and replaced contaminated sod along the fence. QRI personnel collected confirmatory soil samples from the excavation site, and samples were analyzed for TPH-DRO according to Louisiana RECAP standards.

Service

Description

Geoprobe (includes equipment, Driller, and Field Technician - 10 hour day): Model 6610 Track Mounted Remote Controlled (Min. 1/2 day)

Environmental drilling services to collect subsurface soil and groundwater samples for environmental assessments and remediation planning. Includes Truck, trailer, direct push drilling rig (brand-name Geoprobe), driller and field technician for a 10 hour day.

Geophysical Data Acquisition – GPR, EM31, EM61, Magnetometer, or Gradiometer: (Includes equipment, GPS, 4 wheel-drive vehicle, marking supplies [paint, flags, stakes], vehicle, PPE and 2 Field Technicians) (Min. 1/2 day)

Geophysical data acquisition to collect subsurface data via multiple technologies (ground penetrating radar, electromagnetic technologies). Includes one specific technology and 2 field technicians. Subsurface data is used to map utilities for pre-excavation/ drilling activities, map underground storage tanks, contaminant plumes, for environmental assessments and remediation planning.

Private Utility Locating: (Includes Utility Locator & GPR equipment, GPS, 4 wheel-drive vehicle, marking supplies [paint, flags, stakes], vehicle, PPE and 2 Field Technicians) (Min. 2 hours)

Geophysical data acquisition to collect subsurface utilities data. Includes electromagnetic utility locator technology, and two field technicians. Subsurface data is used to map utilities for pre-excavation/ drilling activities, for remediation planning.

Infrared Survey: (Includes equipment and 1 Field Technician, PPE) (Min. 1/2 day)

Infrared data acquisition to collect surface moisture information for mold and flat roof surveys. Includes infrared camera and one field technician. Data is used to determine areas ofmoisture/mold for environmental assessments and remediation planning.

Vacmasters Vacuum Excavation / Potholing:

(Includes equipment, vehicle, supplies, PPE and 2 Field Technicians) (Min. 2 hours)

Vacuum excavation using air or water lance to remove soils and reveal subsurface objects. Includes trailer mounted vacuum excavation system, and two field technicians. Information is used to reveal utilities and other objects to gain 100% horizontal and vertical accuracy prior to drilling/excavation activities for environmental assessments and remediation planning.