MAS - Endpoint Solutions Corp - GS10F133BA

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINSTRATION

F S S

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E S C .

6871 South Lovers Lane

Franklin, Wisconsin 53132 www.endpointcorporation.com

Contract Administrator: Wade Wollermann wade@endpointcorporation.com

414-427-1200 of ice 414-427-1259 fax

Endpoint is registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and is considered a Small Business for Engineering Services (NAICS Code 541330), Environmental Consulting Services (NAICS Code 541620) and

All Other Professional, Scienti ic and Technical Services (NAICS Code 541990).

For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules go to the GSA Schedules page at GSA.gov.

Price list current as of Modi ication #PS-A812 effective February 10, 2020.

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M A S

FSC GROUP: F999 (PROFESSIONAL SERVICES) FSC CLASS: N/A

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 COMPANY OVERVIEW

2.0 SERVICES OFFERED

3.0 ACCESSING ENDPOINT'S CONTRACT

4.0 CUSTOMER INFORMATION

5.0 PRICING STRUCTURE

5.1 Labor Pricing

5.2 Service Pricing

5.3 Training Pricing

6.0 RATE CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS

6.1 Labor Category Descriptions

6.2 Service Category Descriptions

6.3 Training Course Descriptions

6.4 Service Contract Act (SCA) Matrix

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1.0 COMPANY OVERVIEW

Endpoint Solutions Corp. (Endpoint) is a professional service organization with extensive experience completing a wide variety of environmental, health & safety, sustainability, and engineering projects, as well as the flexibility for innovative solutions and the willingness to assume calculated risk. Overall, Endpoint professionals average over 20 years experience.

The name "Endpoint Solutions" provides a simple clue to our consulting strategy: provide a solution for our clients’ problems which focuses on achieving the desired endpoint. We do not hesitate to quickly and cost-effectively bring a project to its Endpoint because we believe this is the ultimate value to our clients and they will subsequently look to Endpoint the next time a need arises. We also understand that our business is relationship-driven. Therefore, by focusing on building and nurturing long-term relationships, we hope to create a sustainable business for years to come.

Endpoint focuses on a few strategic practices that will maintain and nurture client relationships.

These practices include:

Emphasizing high quality and innovative solutions with an end-focused approach. We differentiate ourselves from our competition by using firm-fixed price and lump sum contracting throughout the various phases of a project to eliminate cost overruns and minimize the need for constant client oversight. Our main goal is to help our clients be successful. By delivering beyond expectations, our clients do not have to worry about surprises when they work with Endpoint.

Building relationships with our clients. Through the implementation of a strategic alliance network of professionals, Endpoint has the flexibility to develop long-term relationships with clients that may only need our services occasionally, but know that we can find solutions to their problems, whatever they may be and whenever they may arise.

Endpoint distinguishes itself from its competition by being:

Less risk averse than other firms;

Relationship focused;

Innovative with firm-fixed price and lump sum projects and tasks;

Flexible in-service offerings;

Committed to begin each project with an end-focused approach; and, An access point to a wide variety of qualified contractors and professionals.

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Our experience includes the successful completion of projects by our staff for numerous federal agencies throughout the United States. Projects range from $1MM-plus environmental site characterizations at expansive U.S. Department of Defense Base Realignment & Closure (BRAC) facilities to multi-year contracts for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for inspection, testing and monitoring services.

Since its inception in 2008, Endpoint has quickly risen on numerous business rankings and lists and has been recognized within the industry for our significant revenue and employment growth.

Endpoint is incorporated in the State of Wisconsin and qualifies as a small business enterprise

(SBE). Endpoint is registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and is considered a

Small Business for Engineering Services (NAICS Code 541330), Environmental Consulting Services

(NAICS Code 541620) and All Other Professional, Scientific and Technical Services (NAICS Code

541990).

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2.0 SERVICES OFFERED

Services offered by Endpoint under SINs 541620 Environmental Consulting Services; 611430

Professional and Management Development Training; 562112 Hazardous Waste Disposal Services;

and 562910REM Environmental Remediation Services are a combination of traditional and specialized environmental consulting and engineering services. Utilizing their extensive experience, delivery of technical solutions and high level of customer service, Endpoint professionals have developed solid and long-lasting business relationships with our clients.

Unencumbered of traditional consulting firm bureaucracy, Endpoint will utilize their expertise and customer service to provide an enhanced level of consulting services in the following areas.

Investigative Services

Environmental Site Assessments—Phase I & II

Environmental Monitoring, Sampling and Analysis

Tank Closure Assessments

Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Consulting

Services

Due Diligence, Data Gap Assessments and Liability

Quantifications

RCRA and CERCLA Site Investigations and

Characterization

Groundwater Contaminant Fate/Transport Modeling

Environmental Impact Statements

Wetland, Watershed and Natural Resource Consulting and Planning

Asbestos/Lead/Universal Waste Survey and Abatement Management

Brownfield Restoration Assessments

Corrective Action Analyses, Planning and Forecasting

Feasibility and Corrective Measures Studies

Remedial Design for Hazardous & Petroleum Contaminated Sites

Remediation System Design

Remedial Action Plan Development and Implementation

Remedial Action Oversight & Documentation

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Regulatory Solutions

Environmental Project & Program Management

Permitting and Regulatory Reporting

Compliance Assessments, Auditing, Inventories and Data Management

Sustainability Assessments

ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 Program Development/Implementation

Health & Safety Program Evaluation & Training

Energy Conservation Best Management Practices

Industrial Hygiene Monitoring

Hazardous Waste Contingency Planning

Waste Management & Source Reduction Evaluations

Air Permitting & Reporting

Air Emission Inventories

Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP) and

Permitting

Storm Water Management Planning

National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System

(NPDES) Permitting & Monitoring

Green Infrastructure Design

Floodplain Evaluation

Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans and Permitting

Hazardous & Flammable Liquid Process and Storage Tank Permitting, Certification and

Design

Erosion and Sedimentation Control Planning and Design

For additional information on Endpoint's service offerings, please visit our website at www.endpointcorporation.com.

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3.0 ACCESSING ENDPOINT'S CONTRACT

Free GSA Schedules training is available by accessing the Center for Acquisition Excellence at www.gsa.gov/centerforacquisitionexcellence.

Endpoint's GSA Schedule and Contract is intended to simplify and streamline the procurement process for our federal customers. Buyers can order services from Endpoint's GSA Environmental

Services Contract using the following general steps:

Step 1 - Develop a Statement of Work. Statements of work include the applicable SIN, a description of the work to be performed, the site(s) name and location(s), the period of performance, any applicable standards, required deliverables and other special requirements for the work.

Step 2 - Cost Estimate. Develop a governmental cost estimate using the standard format acceptable to your agency.

Step 3 - Request a Quote. Request a quote from at least three (3) qualified GSA Environmental

Service Contract firms. A list of contract holders is available at www.gsaelibrary.gsa.gov. The request for quote may include both qualification and cost requirements. Endpoint's contact information is listed in Section 4.0 Customer Information.

Step 4 - Best Value Assessment. Once quotes have been received, select a service provider based on "best value". Best value takes into account not only cost but other factors such as past performance, technical capability and other special qualifications.

Step 5 - Award Task Order. A task order should be prepared for the selected firm and the work can be awarded under the firm's existing GSA Environmental Service Contract. Endpoint's contract number is GS-10F-133BA.

For more information on Endpoint and our services please visit our website at www.endpointcorporation.com or contact Wade Wollermann at (414) 427-1200 or wade@endpointcorporation.com.

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4.0 CUSTOMER INFORMATION

1a. Table of Awarded Special Item Number(s):

SIN SIN Description

541620 Environmental Consulting Services

611430 Professional and Management Development Training

562112 Hazardous Waste Disposal Services

562910REM Environmental Remediation Services

OLM Order-Level Materials (OLMs)

1b. Lowest priced model number and lowest unit price for that model: See Sections 5.2 and

5.3 Price Lists.

1c. Hourly rates: See Sections 5.1 and 6.1 Price Lists.

2. Maximum Order: $1,000,000.00

3. Minimum Order: $100.00

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

5. Point(s) of production: N/A

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price: Government net prices (discounts already deducted). See Section 5.0 Price Lists.

7. Quantity discounts: Volume discounts on large dollar orders may be offered. Exact discount and terms to be negotiated on individual issued task orders.

8. Prompt payment terms: 1% 10 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: None

10a. Time of Delivery: To be specified with the ordering agency on each task order.

10b. Expedited Delivery: Items available for expedited delivery are noted in this price list. (Not available)

10c. Overnight and 2-Day Delivery: Not available.

10d. Urgent Requirements: Agencies are advised to contact Endpoint

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

12a. Ordering Address: Endpoint Solutions Corp.

Wade C. Wollermann

6871 South Lovers Lane

Franklin, Wisconsin 53132

Phone (414) 427-1200 Fax (414) 427-1259

Email: wade@endpointcorporation.com

12b. Ordering Procedures: For supplies and services, the ordering procedures, information on

Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPA’s) are found in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.

13. Payment address(es): Endpoint Solutions Corp.

6871 South Lovers Lane

Franklin, Wisconsin 53132

14. Warranty provision: Endpoint’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. Special attributes such as 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. contractor’s website or other location.) The EIT standards can be found at: www.Section508.gov/: N/A

23. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) number: PKSAJJXALD28

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

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5.0 PRICING STRUCTURE

The following sections detail the awarded rates for Endpoint through GSA for specific labor categories, services, and training. Rates are subject to economic price adjustment and reviewed annually by GSA and Endpoint. Rates apply to work at customer location and/or Endpoint office locations. Costs for transportation, lodging, meals and incidental expenses are not included in the prices offered and will be offered at the task order level as applicable. Non-schedule items will be clearly identified on task orders.

5.1 LABOR PRICING

Labor rates presented below represent the maximum billing rate for an Endpoint professional meeting the listed education and experience levels. See Section 6.1 - Labor Category Descriptions for additional detail on each line item. Endpoint provides the best value available to our clients by billing employees based on the actual type of task they will be performing, not strictly their experience/education level. For instance, a Principal Consultant performing a task that only calls for Technician-level expertise, will be billed at the applicable Technician hourly rate. This allows

Endpoint to apply more expertise and experience to tasks than typical firms at a significant saving to the client. Endpoint's proposals will reflect this pricing strategy.

SIN(s) Awarded Labor Category Minimum

Education

Minimum

Experience

(Years)

GSA

Awarded

Rate (Hour)

541620, 611430, 562112, 562910REM Senior Advisor Bachelors 30 $140.55

541620, 611430, 562112, 562910REM Principal Consultant Bachelors 10 $131.18

541620, 611430, 562112, 562910REM Consultant IV Bachelors 20 $119.90

541620, 562112, 562910REM Consultant III Bachelors 10 $104.79

541620, 562112, 562910REM Consultant II Bachelors 3 $93.70

541620, 562112, 562910REM Consultant I Bachelors 0 $79.65

541620, 562112, 562910REM Technician IV High School 20 $89.02

541620, 562112, 562910REM Technician III High School 10 $71.68

541620, 562112, 562910REM Technician II High School 3 $70.28

541620, 562112, 562910REM Technician I High School 0 $53.60

541620, 562112, 562910REM CAD/GIS Specialist II Associates 1 $70.28

541620, 562112, 562910REM Administrator I High School 1 $42.17

541620, 562910REM Asbestos Supervisor High School 1 $105.88

541620, 562910REM Asbestos Inspector High School 1 $89.02

541620, 562112, 562910REM Industrial Hygienist Bachelors 1 $116.19

541620, 562910REM Infection Control Specialist High School 3 $105.88

541620, 562112, 562910REM Project Manager Bachelors 10 $119.90

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5.2 SERVICE PRICING

Service prices are provided below for lump sum task orders. See Section 6.2 - Service Category

Descriptions for additional detail on each line item.

Awarded Service Category GSA

Awarded

Rate

Phase I ESA - Undeveloped Property

(<10 acres, no buildings, no known environmental issues)

$1,436.22

Phase I ESA - Undeveloped Property

(<10 acres, includes structures and/or known environmental issues)

$1,723.47

Phase I ESA - Undeveloped Property Upcharge

(each additional 10 acres up to 40 acres total)

$95.75

Phase I ESA - Commercial Property

(<10 acres and/or <100,000 ft2 building, no known environmental issues)

$1,723.47

Phase I ESA - Commercial Property

(<10 acres and/or <100,000 ft2 building, includes known environmental issues)

$2,393.70

Phase I ESA - Commercial Property Upcharge

(each additional 10 acres up to 40 acres total or each additional 33,000 ft2 up to 200,000 ft2 total)

$191.50

Phase I ESA - Industrial Property

(<10 acres and/or <100,000 ft2 building, no known environmental issues)

$1,914.96

Phase I ESA - Industrial Property

(<10 acres and/or <100,000 ft2 building, includes known environmental issues)

$2,393.70

Phase I ESA - Industrial Property Upcharge

(each additional 5 acres up to 90 acres total or each additional 25,000 ft2 up to 500,000 ft2 total)

$95.75

Regulatory Agency File Review $478.74

5.3 TRAINING PRICING

Training prices are provided below for standard training topics via lump sum task orders. See

Section 6.3 - Training Category Descriptions for additional detail on each line item. Additional training topics or customized/combined course offerings can be provided to fit a specific client's needs utilizing either non-schedule lump sum pricing or the hourly labor rates in Section 5.1.

Awarded Training Course GSA Awarded Rate

NFPA 70E for Qualified Electrical Employees $544.08 (per course)

Unqualified Electrical $352.64 (per course)

Lockout/Tagout - Authorized Employees $352.64 (per course)

Lockout/Tagout - Affected Employees $352.64 (per course)

RCRA Hazardous Waste Training $352.64 (per course)

Elevated Work $493.70 (per course)

Powered Electrical Trucks (Forklifts, etc.) $392.95 (per course)

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Awarded Training Course GSA Awarded Rate

Respiratory Protection Training $352.64 (per course)

Fit Test for Respirators $24.69 (per person)

Hot Work $352.64 (per course)

Hazard Communication $352.64 (per course)

Confined Space $544.08 (per course)

Personal Protective Equipment $352.64 (per course)

Hand and Power Tool - Use & Inspection $352.64 (per course)

DOT Hazardous Materials $413.10 (per course)

HAZWOPER 8-Hour Refresher $246.85 (per person)

Anhydrous Ammonia Awareness $352.64 (per course)

Fire Extinguisher Classroom/Hands On $413.10 (per course)

Chemical Safety Awareness $352.64 (per course)

Bloodborne Pathogens $352.64 (per course)

DOT Driver Training $352.64 (per course)

Asbestos Awareness $352.64 (per course)

Lead in General Industry $352.64 (per course)

Commercial Driver License Test Preparation $352.64 (per person)

DOT Security Awareness and Security Specific Training $352.64 (per course)

Emergency Action/Fire Prevention Plan Training $352.64 (per course)

Ladder Safety $352.64 (per course)

Mobile Elevated Work Platform $352.64 (per course)

Facility Environmental Overview $392.95 (per course)

Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures $352.64 (per course)

Workplace Harassment $493.70 (per course)

Methylene Chloride $352.64 (per course)

Supervisor Safety Awareness Training $352.64 (per course)

Storm Water Pollution Prevention $352.64 (per course)

Introduction to Process Safety Management $352.64 (per course)

Process Safety Management $1,183.88 (per course)

Ergonomics $352.64 (per course)

OSHA 10-Hour General Safety for Industry $1,471.03 (per course)

OSHA 30-Hour General Safety for Industry $4,181.36 (per course)

Hearing Protection/Conservation $544.08 (per course)

Global Harmonization Standards $544.08 (per course)

Excavation Competent Person $785.89 (per course)

Combustible Dust Hazards $352.64 (per course)

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6.0 RATE CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS

The following provides additional detail for awarded labor, service, and training category descriptions.

6.1 LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS

Endpoint's professionals have the experience to complete a wide variety of environmental projects, and the flexibility for creative and innovative solutions at rates that are very competitive in the industry.

Labor Category* Education, Experience and Responsibility Minimum Requirements

Senior Advisor

BS degree and 30+ years experience or advanced degree(s) and 20+ years experience.

Manages the largest projects for the firm and/or serves as a recognized technical expert in their field.

Principal Consultant

Professional registration, BS degree and 10+ years experience in their field of environmental consulting. Responsible for planning and design management on most complex projects for firm, provides consultation and peer review to other consultants in the company. Typically an officer of the company and has direct decision making authority and strategic management responsibilities related to project tasks for the client.

Consultant IV

Professional registration, BS degree and 20+ years experience or advanced degree(s) and 15+ years experience. Responsible for planning and design management on most complex projects for firm, provides consultation and peer review to other consultants in the company.

Consultant III

Professional registration, BS degree and 10+ years experience or advanced degree(s) and 7+ years experience. Responsible for providing expertise for large technical tasks or having project responsibility for moderately complex projects for firm.

Consultant II

Professional registration, BS degree and 3+ years experience or advanced degree(s) and 1+ years experience. Experienced in multiple technical applications and may manage portions or tasks for overall project.

Consultant I

BS or advanced degree achieved or in progress (intern) and less than 3 years experience.

Entry level position accountable for providing environmental consulting technical analysis and reporting under direct supervision.

Technician IV

High school diploma or tech school degree and 20+ years experience. Highest level of aptitude in field and project activities, requires minimal management and provides training/guidance to other technicians.

Technician III High school diploma or tech school degree and 10+ years experience. High level of aptitude in field and project activities, requires minimal management.

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Labor Category* Education, Experience and Responsibility Minimum Requirements

Technician II High school diploma or tech school degree and 3+ years experience. Has experience in most field and project activities and performs tasks under a moderate level of management.

Technician I

High school diploma or tech school degree and less than 3 years experience. Entry level position completing specific environmental consulting field and office tasks under direct supervision.

CAD/GIS Specialist II Associates degree in CAD, GIS or related degree and 1+ year experience. Competent in the operation of the specific software package being used.

Administrator I

High school diploma or tech school degree and 1+ years experience. Performs project administration duties, preparation of deliverables, and provides support to the project manager.

Asbestos Supervisor

Applicable professional asbestos registration, high school diploma or tech school degree and

1+ years experience in asbestos operations. Responsible for abatement area inspection, oversight, monitoring and reporting under direction of project manager.

Asbestos Inspector

Applicable professional asbestos registration, high school diploma or tech school degree and

1+ years experience in asbestos operations. Responsible for asbestos identification, sample plan development, sampling and reporting under direction of project manager.

Industrial Hygienist CIH registration, BA or BS degree and 1+ years experience in industrial hygiene. Responsible for assessment monitoring and reporting under direction of project manager.

Infection Control

Specialist

High school diploma or tech school degree and 3+ years experience in infections control measures. Responsible for conceptual design, inspection, monitoring and reporting under direction of project manager.

Project Manager

BS degree and 10+ years experience or advanced degree(s) and 7+ years experience.

Manages large multi-faced projects for the firm and responsible for project scope, schedule and budget.

* Labor categories represent minimum education and experience requirements for individuals. As a practice, Endpoint bills individuals based on the type or level of complexity of the task they are performing so clients routinely get more qualified individuals at rates for lesser experienced rate categories.

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6.2 SERVICE CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS

Category Service Description

Phase I ESA Phase I ESAs performed in accordance with American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments: Phase I ESA Process (ASTM E 1527-05) and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) All Appropriate Inquiries (AAI) rule. The Phase I ESA will focus on the potential for environmental impairment of the surface and subsurface of the Site. Impairment may be due to current or past land use activities at the Site, or impact from activities on surrounding properties that can be readily assessed.

The scope of services for the Phase I ESA will include:

• Performing a Site reconnaissance to visually identify recognized environmental conditions

(photographs will be taken and included in the report);

• Performing interviews with Site personnel having knowledge of current and past Site operations;

• Conducting interviews with local fire department, municipal agencies, and adjacent property owners, as deemed appropriate by the environmental professional conducting the environmental assessment;

• Visually observing adjacent properties to the Site (if possible) so as to assist in assessing current land use and the potential for impacts from these properties on the Site;

• Visually evaluating evidence of on-site underground storage tanks (USTs) and aboveground storage tanks (ASTs);

• Visually evaluating evidence of potential or suspected PCBs, asbestos, or other toxic or hazardous materials of significant presence on the Site;

• Reviewing readily available site historical information including aerial photographs, Sanborn Fire Insurance Map, and topographic maps;

• Reviewing readily available federal and state environmental regulatory agency lists [e.g., National Priority List (NPL), State Response Action Site List, Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation Liability Information System (CERCLIS) List, Emergency Response Notification System (ERNS) List, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Treatment, Storage, and Disposal (TSD) Facilities List, and Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) List] to assess whether the site and adjacent properties within an appropriate minimum search distance are on these lists. The approximate minimum search distance shall be 1.0 mile for NPL and RCRA TSD lists; and,

• Preparing a summary report for the Site.

Scope does not include a chain-of-title search or lien search. In addition, this scope does not include assessment for ASTM out-of-scope environmental risks such as asbestos containing materials (ACM), lead-based paint (LBP), lead in drinking water, radon or wetlands.

Regulatory Agency File Review

Scope includes obtaining and reviewing environmental documents maintained by a regulatory agency pertaining to historical activities at a Phase I ESA site.

6.3 TRAINING COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Item Description

Title: NFPA 70E for Qualified Electrical Employees This course is intended to provide employees with an overall understanding of the current requirements of National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 70E, including:

• A review of the standard

• Methods to calculate arc flash boundaries and determining associated requirements for personal protective equipment

• Safe Electrical Practices

• Learn how NFPA 70E requirements affect your facility and personnel

Duration: 2.5 Hours

Class Size (max.): 10

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Item Description

Title: Unqualified Electrical During this course, we will discuss the hazards of electricity and how to prevent exposure to electrical hazards. Unqualified employees will be able to understand the hazards of electricity, identify common electrical hazards, and follow safe work practices around electrical equipment.

Duration: 45 Minutes

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Lockout/Tagout - Authorized Employees Training for both authorized and affected employees who actively participate in the lockout/tagout of energized equipment. Participants will get up to date classroom training on lockout/tagout procedures and facility-specific program requirements. Class is composed of up to one (1) hour of classroom presentation training and final quiz.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Lockout/Tagout - Affected Employees This course is for employees who are impacted by lockout/tagout activities in their work areas. Participants will receive up to date general awareness classroom training on lockout/tagout procedures and relevance to facility specific activities. Class is composed of 45 minutes of classroom presentation and final quiz.

Duration: 45 Minutes

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: RCRA Hazardous Waste Training This course is required for both large and small quantity generators of hazardous waste. It covers generator types, waste definitions, manifesting, labeling, land disposal restriction notifications, waste storage, contingency plan requirements and generator requirements. Trained personnel will be able to prevent, reduce and control risks to human health and the environment associated with generating and managing hazardous waste.

Duration: 45 Minutes

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Elevated Work During the Elevated work course, we will discuss how to recognize and minimize fall hazards. The focus of training will include:

• General requirements for fall protection

• A review of fall hazards in the work area

• Procedures for erecting, maintaining, disassembling, and inspecting fall protection systems

• Use, operation, and limitations of fall protection systems

Duration: 1.5 Hours

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Powered Electrical Trucks (Forklifts, etc.) This training provides employees with information and training on fork lift use in their work area including:

• Introduction to Occupational Safety & Health Administration regulations on forklift operations

• Proper techniques for safe forklift operation

• Hazards associated with forklift operations

• Skill assessment

This class is composed of 45 minutes of classroom presentation followed by 15 minutes of individual hands-on skill assessment.

Note: New drivers will require hands on instruction and practice time in addition to the 1 hour.

Duration: 1 Hour

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Item Description

Title: Respiratory Protection Training This course is intended to provide employees with the knowledge they need to protect against chemical exposure in the workplace. Personnel will learn about the different types of respiratory protection, how and why specific respirators are selected, requirements for annual fit testing and why it is performed, how to conduct a field test to ensure the seal fits correctly, as well as requirements for cleaning and storing their respirator.

Duration: 45 Minutes

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Fit Test for Respirators Qualitative test to ensure proper fit of respiratory protection.

Note: Fit testing to be performed in conjunction with the Respiratory Protection Training Course.

Duration: 10 Minutes

Class Size (max.): 1

Title: Hot Work Course for employees performing any activities which may provide a source of ignition that could cause a fire or explosion (i.e. welding , cutting, grinding, etc.). Topics covered include:

• Requirements for performing Hot Work

• Hot Work hazard recognition & control

• Utilizing a Hot Work Permit

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements

• Fire Watch responsibilities

Duration: 45 Minutes

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Hazard Communication The objective for this course is to introduce employees to the hazards of working with or around hazardous chemicals. The training covers the six basic parts of the hazcom standard such as written hazcom program, hazardous chemical inventory, material safety data sheets (MSDS), container labeling, employee training and non-routine tasks. Course content includes the following:

• Information on interpreting chemical labels and MSDSs

• Acute and chronic health effects of hazardous chemicals to which employees may be exposed

• Safe handling of chemicals

• Selection and use of protective equipment

Duration: 45 Minutes

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Confined Space The course will address the hazards associated with confined spaces and outline the duties and responsibilities of a confined space entry team (entrant, attendant, entry supervisor). It will also review procedures for establishing emergency rescue and plan development as well as helping teams to differentiate between a Permit-Required confined space and a Non- Permit-Required confined space. The course is comprised of 90 minutes of classroom instruction and 1 hour of hands-on demonstration and instruction.

Duration: 2.5 Hours

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Personal Protective Equipment General training covering personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements for the protection of the head, eyes and face, hands and arms, feet, and body. Training will focus on:

• Eliminating/Reducing Hazards

• Maintenance and care of PPE

• Proper fitting instructions

• Limitations of protective equipment

Duration: 45 Minutes

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Item Description

Title: Hand and Power Tool - Use & Inspection This course provides information to employees on reducing hazards associated with the use of hand and power tools, including:

• How to inspect and maintain tools – protection from objects that fall/fly/splash, harmful dusts/fumes/mists, and electrical hazards such as frayed or damaged electrical cords, hazardous connections and improper grounding

• Selection of tools

• Electrical/grounding requirements

• Guarding

Duration: 45 Minutes

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: DOT Hazardous Materials This course provides information on how to properly handle and prepare hazardous materials or wastes for shipping including:

• How to use the Hazardous Materials Shipping Table in 49 CFR Part 172.101

• How to complete shipping papers and manifests

• Determining the correct hazard class and choosing the appropriate label

• Placarding

• Emergency response information

Duration: 1-1.5 Hours

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: HAZWOPER 8-Hour Refresher Occupational Safety & Health Administration's HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response) Standard applies to five (5) distinct levels of response to a hazmat incident by employees. This includes any employees who are exposed or potentially exposed to hazardous substances/wastes and who are engaged in one of the following operations:

• Clean-up operations (either voluntary or mandated) at waste sites or remediation sites

• Corrective actions involving clean-up operations at Resource Conservation & Recovery Act (RCRA) sites or work at a RCRA permitted treatment, storage & disposal (TSD) Facility

• Emergency response mitigation/clean-up operations for releases of hazardous substances/wastes

Duration: 8 Hours

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Anhydrous Ammonia Awareness This course is intended for facilities that have ammonia refrigeration systems that are a covered process under Occupational Safety & Health Administration Process Safety Management Standard. It teaches employees about ammonia’s properties, hazards and what to do in release emergencies.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Fire Extinguisher Classroom/Hands On This course is for employers who provide fire extinguishers for employee use in the workplace. The training is designed to enable employees to identify the different classes of fires and to know what to do in case of a fire. Fire hazards, preparing for emergency actions, fire triangle and different types of extinguishers are discussed.

This class includes hands-on use of an extinguisher in fighting a small fire.

Duration: 1.5 Hours

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Chemical Safety Awareness This course covers chemical compatibility and segregation requirements for personnel who routinely work with several different classes of chemicals such as in laboratories or quality control, testing, etc.

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Item Description

Title: Bloodborne Pathogens This course is intended to inform employees of the bloodborne pathogens requirements such as written program, employee exposure determination, exposure control methods, exposure response actions, post-exposure follow-up, hazard communication and recordkeeping.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: DOT Driver Training This course covers the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations for Commercial Drivers License drivers.

Logbooks, hours of service, sobriety, defensive driving, aggressive driving, commercial motor vehicle inspection and repair.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Asbestos Awareness This course is intended for employees/occupants of a building where demolition/renovation involving Asbestos Containing Materials is occurring. Participants will learn what asbestos is and what its hazards are as well as see some typical abatement activities.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Lead in General Industry This course provides employees and managers with the requirements of the General Industry lead standard such as hazard communication, determining employee exposures, medical monitoring, work practices and engineering controls, and recordkeeping.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Commercial Driver License Test Preparation Endpoint will provide a Commercial Driver Licensed (CDL)-licensed person to your Facility to perform a mock examination of your employee(s) in preparation of taking the Department of Motor Vehicles CDL driving test. Pre-trip inspection, driving skills and post-trip inspections are covered. The student’s driving skills are graded on a checklist and they are issued a certificate of road test upon successfully completing the mock test.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 1

Title: DOT Security Awareness and Security Specific Training

This course presents the security awareness module as required by 49 CFR Part 172.800. Security awareness training is required anytime Department of Transportation (DOT) Hazardous Materials Training is performed. Specific security training will be required for employers meeting the requirements for a DOT Hazardous Materials Security Plan. Topics covered include: potential security threats, types of perpetrators, document manipulation, and mitigative efforts to thwart potential incidents.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Emergency Action/Fire Prevention Plan Training This course provides basic information on access/egress and exits needed in case of facility emergencies. The requirements of an emergency action plan (evacuations, alarms, procedures, and other emergencies) and fire prevention plan (major fire hazards and their handling, storage and control procedures, and personnel responsible) are also covered.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Ladder Safety This course teaches employees how to safely use a ladder as well as prohibited actions while using a ladder.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Mobile Elevated Work Platform This course provides information for the safe use of mobile elevated work platforms such as 4-wheeled boom and scissor lifts. Surface inspection, safe operation, equipment inspection and fall protection are covered.

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Item Description

Title: Facility Environmental Overview This course provides Facility personnel information about applicable environmental compliance regulatory requirements such as air permitting, wastewater, hazardous waste and Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures This course provides information on the required elements of the Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures Plan. Oil and petroleum product storage, spill pathways and scenarios, Facility inspections, handling practices and reporting requirements are covered.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Workplace Harassment This course provides information for the employee and supervisor alike concerning types of discrimination and harassment, harassment liabilities, and effects of workplace harassment on employees.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Methylene Chloride This course covers the requirements of the Occupational Safety & Health Administration Methylene Chloride Standard. Properties, routes of exposure, health effects, employee protection, storage and handling, spill procedures and waste disposal are covered.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Supervisor Safety Awareness Training This course provides information to the department supervisor on how to identify unsafe conditions and acts within their work area and how to correct them.

Emergency procedures are also covered.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Storm Water Pollution Prevention This course provides information for Facilities required to implement a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan.

Items addressed include: regulatory background, stormwater contaminants, storm water drainage and runoff, best management practices, inspections, sampling and recordkeeping.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Introduction to Process Safety Management This course provides an overview of the 14 elements of Occupational Safety & Health Administration’s Process Safety Management (PSM) Standard. The training will examine a typical PSM manual and provide general information on each of the 14 elements of PSM.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Process Safety Management This course provides training on the 14 individual elements of Occupational Safety & Health Administration’s Process Safety Management (PSM) Standard. The training will go in depth on each of the 14 elements of PSM and their specific requirements.

Duration: 8 Hours

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Ergonomics This course provides information on how to recognize musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in the workplace, how to gather data and evaluate MSDs, identifying engineering and administrative controls, and managing healthcare for MSDs.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: OSHA 10-Hour General Safety for Industry This course provides the entry-level worker with information on several Occupational Safety & Health Administration standards. Introduction to OSHA and complaint reporting, 300 log, walking-working surfaces, exit routes, emergency action/fire prevention plans, electrical, PPE, hazard communication, hazardous materials, material handling, machine guarding, industrial hygiene, bloodborne pathogens, ergonomics, safety and health program, and fall protection.

Duration: 10 Hours

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Item Description

Title: OSHA 30-Hour General Safety for Industry This course provides supervisors and/or workers with safety responsibilities information on several Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) standards. Intro to OSHA, Managing Safety and Health, walking and working surfaces and fall protection, exit routes, emergency action/fire prevention plans, electrical, PPE, hazard communication, hazardous materials, material handling, confined spaces, lockout-tagout, machine guarding, industrial hygiene, bloodborne pathogens, ergonomics, safety and health program and powered industrial trucks.

Duration: 30 Hours

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Hearing Protection/Conservation This course provides information needed to comply with the training requirement in Occupational Safety & Health Administration’s occupational noise exposure standard.

The effects of noise on hearing, noise levels of typical sounds, warning signs of hazardous noise exposure, the purpose of hearing protection, the purpose of audiometric testing, and access to training and information are covered.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Global Harmonization Standards This course provides training in the newly established Global Harmonization Standards for identification and evaluation of various hazardous materials per Occupational Safety & Health Administration’s Hazard Communication Standard. Items covered include regulatory background, the new 16-part material safety data sheet format, hazard pictograms and signal words and phrases.

Duration: 1 Hour

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Excavation Competent Person This course provides employees working in and around excavations with a working knowledge of 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P Excavations. Teaches correct soil testing procedures and how to classify soils per the Standard.

Allows employees to identify hazards associated with trenching and excavations and understand the different types of protective systems, their use and limitations.

Duration: 2 Hours

Class Size (max.): 10

Title: Combustible Dust Hazards This course provides employees working in and around dust generating processes with information on combustible dust hazards including awareness, mitigation and control, and related standards and guidelines.

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6.4 SERVICE CONTRACT ACT (SCA) MATRIX

The Service Contract Labor Standards statement to “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).

SCA Eligible Labor Category SCA Equivalent Code Title Wage Determination No

Technician IV 30084 Engineering Technician IV 2015-4899

Technician III 30083 Engineering Technician III 2015-4899

Technician II 30082 Engineering Technician II 2015-4899

Technician I 30081 Engineering Technician I 2015-4899

CAD/GIS Specialist II 30062 Drafter/CAD Operator II 2015-4899

Administrator I 01011 Accounting Clerk I 2015-4899

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