Bldg_4739_Asbestos_Survey_Report_Final.pdf

General Asbestos Survey for Asbestos-Containing Materials

Prepared for:

Marshall Space Flight Center, AL

Building 4739 Marshall Space Flight Center

GSE - 013

October 31, 2008

Prepared by

Great Southern Engineering, Inc.

3795 Gordon Terry Parkway

Trinity, Alabama 35673

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Summary

2.1. Suspect ACMs

2.2. Recommendations

3. Survey Scope

4. Limitations

5. Survey and Sample Collection Procedure

6. Previous Survey / Plans Review

7. Suspect ACM Materials Not Sampled

8. Survey Sampling Results

9. Appendices

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GENERAL ASBESTOS SURVEY OF

Building 4739, George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, Alabama

1. Introduction

In accordance with GSE Task Order No.GSE-013 dated April 21, 2008, Great Southern Engineering, Inc. (GSE) has performed an asbestos survey of Building 4739 located at George C.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, Alabama. The 7.247 square feet building was identified to have been originally constructed in 1957. A total of 27 samples were collected from the building.

The objective of the Asbestos Survey is to determine the location and quantity of asbestos-containing materials at the Property building.

GSE’s Scope of Work included:

Visual inspection and identification of suspect asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) in the Property building and collected a representative number of samples for analysis.

As part of this asbestos survey, GSE personnel collected samples of all suspect friable and suspect damaged non-friable building materials at the Property. The remaining suspect non-friable materials were not be sampled as part of this asbestos survey

Estimated quantities and locations of ACM.

Assessed the condition of the ACM identified.

Assigned a hazard rating to each type of ACM.

This report has been prepared for the use of George C. Marshall Space Flight Center. Our investigation was performed using the degree of care and skill ordinarily exercised under similar circumstances by professional consultants practicing in this or similar localities. No other warranty or guarantee, expressed or implied, is made as to the conclusions included in this report.

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The GSE, Inc. did not perform destructive sampling procedures at the site; therefore, regardless of the thoroughness of this survey, it is possible that suspected asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) might exist in the building beneath the floors, behind walls, within pipe chases, or in other inaccessible locations. If, during renovation or demolition activities, materials not addressed in this survey are discovered, these materials should be sampled and analyzed for asbestos content prior to disturbance.

Surveyed by:

Jeff R Smith

University of Alabama Safe State Program Accredited Inspector/Management Planner

Accreditation #APL0408S7033

Written by:

Manju Ramasamudra

University of Alabama Safe State Program Accredited Inspector/Management Planner

Accreditation #APL0308R5089

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2. Summary

GSE performed an Asbestos Survey and Hazard Assessment at Building 4739 in Marshall Space Flight Center, Alabama on August 4, 2008. Sample collection was completed by licensed personnel – Jeff R Smith. The following report summarizes the independent conclusions representing GSE’ best professional judgment based on information and data available to us during the course of this survey. Factual information regarding operations, conditions, and tests data provided by the client, owner or their representative has been assumed to be correct and complete. Additionally, the conclusions presented are based on the conditions that existed on the date(s) of the assessment.

The 7.247 square feet building was identified to have been originally constructed in 1957. A total of 27 samples were collected from the building. No Homogeneous materials were identified as asbestos-containing materials.

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2.1. Suspect ACMs

The following information is included for informational purposes:

A. The following suspect asbestos-containing materials were not sampled as part of this scope of work:

Suspect fibrous electrical cable covering (danger of electrocution) were not sampled.

These materials are not subject to regulation under NESHAP for demolition and renovation as long as they are in good condition and are not subject to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading.

Since ordinary demolition activities do not include sanding, grinding, cutting, and abrading, these materials may remain in place during building demolition, as long as they remain in good condition and are not friable.

If the material is in poor condition and is friable at the time of demolition or renovation, or if it will be subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading, it should first be removed by a licensed asbestos removal contractor and disposed of as asbestos-containing waste.

When removing asphalt-roofing products, the material should be removed using a method that does not subject the material to sanding, cutting, grinding, or abrading (hand tools).

Asbestos-containing roofing may be disposed of as construction debris.

2.2. Recommendations

The following additional actions are recommended:

No further actions are recommended at this time.

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3. Survey Scope

This survey was conducted for the purpose of identifying asbestos-containing materials (ACM) throughout the building and to conduct a hazard assessment on existing ACM. The survey was non-destructive in nature and limited only to those areas that were readily accessible.

Specific areas to which access was limited by occupant request, unavailability of keys, or by site conditions included the following:

Behind the walls

Beneath the floors

Any suspect ACM not sampled as part of the assessment and if any additional suspect materials were to be identified behind walls and beneath the floors should be sampled prior to repair, renovation, or demolition activities.

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4. Limitations

GSE did not attempt to disassemble mechanical equipment, open pipe chases or assess materials within wall voids. Regardless of the thoroughness of a survey, the possibility exists that some areas containing asbestos were not identified, inaccessible or different from those at specific locations. The findings and opinions presented are relative to the dates of our site work and should not be relied upon to represent conditions at substantially later dates due to changes in the condition ACM may change over time, renovations and repairs.

This report is for the exclusive use of the client and its agents and use by any unauthorized parties in whole or in part, except as directed by legal jurisdiction, is at the sole risk of the user.

If this assessment includes reliance on work products and/or documents prepared by others, GSE has no responsibility for the accuracy of information contained therein.

Although this assessment has attempted to identify the presence or absence of ACM, potential sources of ACM may have escaped detection due to: (1) the scope of this assessment, (2) the inaccuracy of records, interviews, work products or documents made available to GSE for this report, (3) the presence of undetected or unreported renovations and repairs, (4) inaccessible areas, and/or (5) deliberate concealment of detrimental information.

Estimates presented in this report are based upon observations during the survey and owner-provided information. These reasonable estimates may be affected by unanticipated conditions potentially present in inaccessible or un-surveyed areas. GSE does not warrant or guarantee the quantity estimates. The use of such estimates shall be at the user's own risk and shall constitute a release and agreement to defend and indemnify GSE from and against any liability. If questions arise during the planning for renovation, demolition, or other construction activities, GSE should be notified to permit review of the data and present recommendations.

Interior of the following rooms were inaccessible during our Asbestos Survey on August 4, 2008: None

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5. Survey and Sample Collection Procedure

Based on United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) guidance documents, GSE considered all material applications identified during the visual assessment were suspect ACM and sampled as described below.

Bulk samples were collected of any materials, which were suspected of containing asbestos with the exception of fire doors. Fire doors were not sampled because the damage caused by sampling would render these materials friable and may also void the fire rating. Since these materials were not sampled, they should be assumed to be asbestos containing, unless sampled and proven otherwise. Sampling of these assumed ACMs should be performed prior to any renovation or other activity that may cause a material disturbance.

Samples of the remaining suspect ACM were taken in accordance with USEPA recommendations.

The number and location of samples collected was based on the type of material, the manner of application, and the homogeneity of the ACM (similarity of color, texture, and type). Each sample was collected and placed into an individual sample container. The sample location was noted on the field survey form and assigned an individual identification number. This number was affixed to the sample container as the sample was collected. The survey form was also used to note the material type and general condition of the material. During the inspection, each suspect material's accessibility, location, and friability were recorded. This information was used to assess the potential hazard of the ACM and to prioritize response action recommendations.

The USEPA defines asbestos-containing materials (ACM) as those that contain greater than one percent asbestos. Friable materials are defined as those that can be crumbled or reduced to powder by hand pressure.

GSE utilized the “positive-stop” method of sample analysis. In this method, analysis is stopped on a group of samples once the first positive (e.g., greater than 1% asbestos) sample is analyzed.

According to the USEPA, if one sample of a homogenous material is identified to be asbestos containing, the entire material must be considered asbestos containing. By using the positive-stop method, GSE reduces the Client’s laboratory analysis cost by not analyzing the additional samples.

Samples collected were carried and submitted under Chain-of-Custody to Steve Moody Micro Services LLC, Farmers Branch, Texas for analysis of asbestos using USEPA Method 40 CFR, Chapter 1, Part 763, Subpart F, Appendix A, also known as Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM).

Steve Moody Micro Services LLC is certified by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) and licensed by the Department of State Health Services.

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6. Previous Survey / Plans Review

GSE was not provided with any previously conducted asbestos surveys of the Property. As-built/renovation-site plans and construction drawings were reviewed at the Facilities Department Drawing Room. Review of these documents did not identify building material specifications requiring the use of ACM. However, this does not preclude or prevent the potential use of ACM.

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7. Suspect ACM Materials Not Sampled

During the course of the property visit, GSE performed a preliminary review of interior, accessible areas of the subject building for the presence of suspect asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). This asbestos survey was conducted for overview purposes only; additional suspect materials may exist in concealed locations (behind walls and above ceilings, beneath the floors, within machinery, etc.). Also, not all suspect materials may have been sampled due to the condition or the location of the suspect materials. Destructive sampling of suspect ACMs was not performed. GSE will not be responsible for damaging materials or causing the materials to become friable. The USEPA defines asbestos-containing material as material containing greater than one percent asbestos. This review was not a pre-demolition/renovation survey or for regulatory submittal purposes.

Suspect and/or presumed ACMs were observed within the subject building during the property visit. These suspect and/or presumed ACMs that were not sampled as part of this asbestos survey are listed in the following table.

Sample Description Physical Condition

Friable Yes/No

Type of

ACM

Sample ID

Caulking, On Exterior Wall Joints UPS4 NoM

Wiring, Fibrous Electrical Cable Covering UPS6 NoM

Fire Doors, Fire Door Insulation UPS7 NoM

Mastic, Mirror Mastic UPS8 NoM

Caulking, Window Glazing UPS10 NoM

Duct Insulation, Duct Vibration Joint UPS11 NoM

Leveling Compound, Below ceramic tile flooring UPS13 NoM

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8. Survey Sampling Results

The results of the Survey are presented in the tables on the following pages. The tables describe the entire suspect Asbestos-Containing Materials (ACMs) identified in the building and list respective sample numbers and laboratory results. Sample numbers presented in the tables correspond to the sample numbers on attached Laboratory Analysis Forms. Also presented in the tables is the estimated quantity and assessed friability for each suspect ACM. For each suspect material identified as ACM, the assessed hazard potential is presented along with GSE’ recommended response action. Hazard potential for each material application is based on the material condition and accessibility to the public and maintenance personnel.

Glossary of Items for the following Table

Type of Asbestos (1) CH = Chrysotile

AM = Amosite CR = Crocidolite AN = Anthophyllite TR = Tremolite AC = Actinolite ND = No Asbestos Detected PC = Point Count Method

Type of ACM (2) M = Miscellaneous S = Surfacing TSI = Thermal Systems Insulation

Friability (3) F = Friable NF = Non Friable

Physical Condition (4) U = Good D = Damaged SD = Significantly Damaged

Potential for Disturbance (5) NPD = No Potential for Disturbance PD = Potential for Disturbance PSD = Potential for Significant Disturbance

Assessment Category (6) 1 = Damaged or significantly damaged TSI ACBM, 2 = Damaged friable surfacing ACBM 3 = Significantly damaged friable surfacing ACBM 4 = Damaged or significantly damaged friable miscellaneous ACBM 5 = ACBM with potential for damaged 6 = ACBM potential for significant damage 7 = Any remaining friable ACBM or friable suspected

ACBM

X = not applicable

Unit of Measurement SF = Square Feet

LF = Linear Feet

Sample Description

Sample Location

Sample Analyzed

Yes/No

Estimated Quantity of

ACM

Assessment Category

Physical Condition

Friable Yes/No

Type of

ACM

% and Type of Asbestos Detected

Sample ID Potential For

Distrubance

Homogeneous Area 1

2' X 2' Ceiling Tile Medium Fissures

Yes M Yes U XRoom: 100 Grid: C2-3

ND - Acoustic Tile1 PD

Yes M Yes U XRoom: 106 Grid: C3-1

ND - Acoustic Tile2 PD

Yes M Yes U XRoom: 100 Grid: C2-3

ND - Acoustic Tile3 PD

Homogeneous Area 2

2' X 2' Ceiling Tile Small Fissures

Yes M Yes U XRoom: 100 Grid: C2-3

ND - Acoustic Tile4 PD

Yes M Yes U XRoom: 106 Grid: C2-3

ND - Acoustic Tile5 PD

Yes M Yes U XRoom: 100 Grid: C4-2

ND - Acoustic Tile6 PD

Sample Location

Sample Analyzed

Yes/No

Estimated Quantity of

ACM

Assessment Category

Physical Condition

Friable Yes/No

Type of

ACM

% and Type of Asbestos Detected

Sample ID Potential For

Distrubance

Homogeneous Area 3

Wallboard Drywall System

Yes M No U XRoom: 100 Grid: WE1-1

ND - Drywall Material ND - Texture

7 PD

Yes M No U XRoom: 101A Grid: WR2-1

ND - Drywall Material ND - Texture

8 PD

Yes M No U XRoom: 100 Grid: WF4-1

ND - Drywall Material ND - Texture

9 PD

Homogeneous Area 4

Cove Base Dark Brown Cove Base and Mastic

Yes M No U XRoom: 101 Grid: WE1-1

ND - Cove Base ND - Yellow Mastic

10 PD

Yes M No U XRoom: 106 Grid: WL1-4

ND - Cove Base ND - Yellow Mastic

11 PD

Yes M No U XRoom: 100 Grid: WF1-4

ND - Cove Base ND - Yellow Mastic

12 PD

Sample Location

Sample Analyzed

Yes/No

Estimated Quantity of

ACM

Assessment Category

Physical Condition

Friable Yes/No

Type of

ACM

% and Type of Asbestos Detected

Sample ID Potential For

Distrubance

Homogeneous Area 5

Caulking White Caulking on Duct Seams

Yes M No U XRoom: 100 Grid: C1-3

ND - Caulking13 PD

Yes M No U XRoom: 100 Grid: C1-3

ND - Caulking14 PD

Yes M No U XRoom: 100 Grid: C2-2

ND - Caulking15 PD

Homogeneous Area 6

Pipe Insulation With Cloth Cover

Yes TSI Yes U XRoom: 105 Grid: C2-1

ND - Thermal Insulation ND - Cotton Wrap

16 PD

Yes TSI Yes U XRoom: 105 Grid: C2-3

ND - Thermal Insulation ND - Cotton Wrap

17 PD

Yes TSI Yes U XRoom: 105 Grid: C2-4

ND - Thermal Insulation ND - Cotton Wrap

18 PD

Sample Location

Sample Analyzed

Yes/No

Estimated Quantity of

ACM

Assessment Category

Physical Condition

Friable Yes/No

Type of

ACM

% and Type of Asbestos Detected

Sample ID Potential For

Distrubance

Homogeneous Area 7

Pipe Insulation Elbow and Fitting Insulation

Yes TSI Yes U XRoom: 105 Grid: F1-1

ND - Thermal Insulation ND - Cotton Wrap

19 PD

Yes TSI Yes U XRoom: 105 Grid: C3-1

ND - Thermal Insulation ND - Cotton Wrap

20 PD

Yes TSI Yes U XRoom: 105 Grid: C2-3

ND - Thermal Insulation ND - Cotton Wrap

21 PD

Homogeneous Area 8

Pipe Insulation White Mastic on Pipe Insulation

Yes TSI No U XRoom: 105 Grid: C2-1

ND - Insulation ND - Paper/ Foil Wrap ND - White Mastic

22 PD

Yes TSI No U XRoom: 105 Grid: C3-3

ND - Insulation ND - Paper/ Foil Wrap ND - White Mastic

23 PD

Yes TSI No U XRoom: 105 Grid: C2-3

ND - Insulation ND - Paper/ Foil Wrap ND - White Mastic

24 PD

Sample Location

Sample Analyzed

Yes/No

Estimated Quantity of

ACM

Assessment Category

Physical Condition

Friable Yes/No

Type of

ACM

% and Type of Asbestos Detected

Sample ID Potential For

Distrubance

Homogeneous Area 9

HVAC Duct Insulation White Mastic on Duct Insulation

Yes TSI No U XRoom: 105 Grid: C4-4

ND - Insulation ND - Paper/ Foil Wrap ND - White Mastic

25 PD

Yes TSI No U XRoom: 105 Grid: C1-3

ND - Insulation ND - Paper/ Foil Wrap ND - White Mastic

26 PD

Yes TSI No U XRoom: 105 Grid: C3-3

ND - Insulation ND - Paper/ Foil Wrap ND - White Mastic

27 PD

1. CH = Chrysotile; AM = Amosite; CR = Crocidolite; AN = Anthophyllite; TR = Tremolite; AC = Actinolite; ND = No Asbestos Detected; or PC = Point Count Method

2. M = Miscellaneous; S = Surfacing; or TSI = Thermal Systems Insulation

3. F = Friable or NF = Non Friable

4. U = Good; D = Damaged; or SD = Significantly Damaged

5. NPD = No Potential for Disturbance; PD = Potential for Disturbance; or PSD = Potential for Significant Disturbance

6. 1 = Damaged or significantly damaged TSI ACBM, 2 = Damaged friable surfacing ACBM, 3 = Significantly damaged friable surfacing ACBM, 4 = Damaged or significantly damaged friable miscellaneous ACBM, 5 = ACBM with potential for damage, 6 = ACBM potential for significant damage, 7 = Any remaining friable ACBM or friable suspected ACBM, or X = not applicable

SF = Square Feet LF = Linear Feet

9. Appendices

Appendix A— Laboratory Results and Chain of Custody Appendix B— ACM Sample Location Drawings Appendix C— ACM Location Diagrams Appendix D— Photographs Appendix E— Certificates and Licenses

Appendix A

Laboratory Results

PLM Summary Report NVLAP Lab No. 102056

TDSHS License No. 30-0084

Client :

Project :

Project # :

Identification :

Test Method :

Great Southern Engineering

MSFC Building 4739

GSE-013

Asbestos, Bulk Sample Analysis

Polarized Light Microscopy / Dispersion Staining (PLM/DS)

EPA Method 600 / R-93 / 116

Sample Number Client Sample Description / Location Asbestos Content

Sample Date :

On 8/4/2008, twenty seven (27) bulk material samples were submitted by a representative of Great Southern Engineering for asbestos analysis by

PLM/DS. The PLM Detail Report is attached; additional information may be found therein. The results are summarized below:

Steve Moody Micro Services, LLC

Lab Job No. :

Report Date :

08B-09199

07/25/2008

08/04/2008

2051 Valley View Lane

Farmers Branch, TX 75234 (Phone 972-241-8460)

01 2' x 2' Ceiling Tile (Medium Fissures) None Detected - Acoustic Tile

02 2' x 2' Ceiling Tile (Medium Fissures) None Detected - Acoustic Tile

03 2' x 2' Ceiling Tile (Medium Fissures) None Detected - Acoustic Tile

04 2' x 2' Ceiling Tile (Small Fissures) None Detected - Acoustic Tile

05 2' x 2' Ceiling Tile (Small Fissures) None Detected - Acoustic Tile

06 2' x 2' Ceiling Tile (Small Fissures) None Detected - Acoustic Tile

07 Wall System None Detected - Drywall Material

None Detected - Texture

08 Wall System None Detected - Drywall Material

None Detected - Texture

09 Wall System None Detected - Drywall Material

None Detected - Texture

10 Cove Base (Dark Brown) and Mastic None Detected - Cove Base

None Detected - Yellow Mastic

11 Cove Base (Dark Brown) and Mastic None Detected - Cove Base

None Detected - Yellow Mastic

12 Cove Base (Dark Brown) and Mastic None Detected - Cove Base

None Detected - Yellow Mastic

13 Caulk (White) None Detected - Caulking

14 Caulk (White) None Detected - Caulking

15 Caulk (White) None Detected - Caulking

16 Pipe Insulation with Cloth Cover None Detected - Thermal Insulation

None Detected - Cotton Wrap

17 Pipe Insulation with Cloth Cover None Detected - Thermal Insulation

None Detected - Cotton Wrap

TDSHS License No. 30-0084

Client :

Project :

Project # :

Identification :

Test Method :

Great Southern Engineering

MSFC Building 4739

GSE-013

Asbestos, Bulk Sample Analysis

Polarized Light Microscopy / Dispersion Staining (PLM/DS)

EPA Method 600 / R-93 / 116

Sample Number Client Sample Description / Location Asbestos Content

Sample Date :

On 8/4/2008, twenty seven (27) bulk material samples were submitted by a representative of Great Southern Engineering for asbestos analysis by

PLM/DS. The PLM Detail Report is attached; additional information may be found therein. The results are summarized below:

Steve Moody Micro Services, LLC

Lab Job No. :

Report Date :

08B-09199

07/25/2008

08/04/2008

2051 Valley View Lane

Farmers Branch, TX 75234 (Phone 972-241-8460)

18 Pipe Insulation with Cloth Cover None Detected - Thermal Insulation

None Detected - Cotton Wrap

19 Elbow and Fitting Insulation None Detected - Thermal Insulation

None Detected - Cotton Wrap

20 Elbow and Fitting Insulation None Detected - Thermal Insulation

None Detected - Cotton Wrap

21 Elbow and Fitting Insulation None Detected - Thermal Insulation

None Detected - Cotton Wrap

22 Mastic (White) with Pipe Insulation None Detected - Insulation

None Detected - Paper / Foil Wrap

None Detected - White Mastic

23 Mastic (White) with Pipe Insulation None Detected - Insulation

None Detected - Paper / Foil Wrap

None Detected - White Mastic

24 Mastic (White) with Pipe Insulation None Detected - Insulation

None Detected - Paper / Foil Wrap

None Detected - White Mastic

25 Mastic (White) with Duct Insulation None Detected - Insulation

None Detected - Paper / Foil Wrap

None Detected - White Mastic

26 Mastic (White) with Duct Insulation None Detected - Insulation

None Detected - Paper / Foil Wrap

None Detected - White Mastic

27 Mastic (White) with Duct Insulation None Detected - Insulation

None Detected - Paper / Foil Wrap

None Detected - White Mastic

TDSHS License No. 30-0084

Client :

Project :

Project # :

Identification :

Test Method :

Great Southern Engineering

MSFC Building 4739

GSE-013

Asbestos, Bulk Sample Analysis

Polarized Light Microscopy / Dispersion Staining (PLM/DS)

EPA Method 600 / R-93 / 116

Sample Number Client Sample Description / Location Asbestos Content

Sample Date :

On 8/4/2008, twenty seven (27) bulk material samples were submitted by a representative of Great Southern Engineering for asbestos analysis by

PLM/DS. The PLM Detail Report is attached; additional information may be found therein. The results are summarized below:

Steve Moody Micro Services, LLC

Lab Job No. :

Report Date :

08B-09199

07/25/2008

08/04/2008

2051 Valley View Lane

Farmers Branch, TX 75234 (Phone 972-241-8460)

Jessica ScottAnalyst(s):

Lab Director : Steve Moody Approved Signatory :

Thank you for choosing Steve Moody Micro Services

These samples were analyzed by layers. Quantification, unless otherwise noted, is performed by calibrated visual estimate. Results may not be reproduced except in full. This test report relates only to the samples tested. These test results do not imply endorsement by NVLAP or any agency of the U.S. Government. Accredited by the

National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program for Bulk Asbestos Fiber Analysis under Lab Code 102056.

Lab Manager : Bruce Crabb Approved Signatory :

Steve Moody Micro Services, LLC PLM Detail Report NVLAP Lab No. 102056

TDSHS License No. 30-0084

Project # : GSE-013

Sample Number Layer Components % Of

Sample

Analysis

Date

% of

Layer Analyst

Supplement to PLM Summary Report 2051 Valley View Lane

Farmers Branch, TX 75234

Client :

Project :

Great Southern Engineering

MSFC Building 4739

Lab Job No. :

Report Date :

08B-09199

08/04/2008

Mineral Wool Fibers01 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0445% JS

Cellulose Fibers01 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0435% JS

Perlite01 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0420% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers02 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0445% JS

Cellulose Fibers02 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0435% JS

Perlite02 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0420% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers03 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0445% JS

Cellulose Fibers03 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0435% JS

Perlite03 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0420% JS

Cellulose Fibers04 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0450% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers04 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0430% JS

Perlite04 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0420% JS

Cellulose Fibers05 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0450% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers05 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0430% JS

Perlite05 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0420% JS

Cellulose Fibers06 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0450% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers06 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0430% JS

Perlite06 Acoustic Tile (Light Grey) 100% 08/0420% JS

Cellulose Fibers07 Drywall Material (White) 65% 08/045% JS

Gypsum / Binders07 Drywall Material (White) 65% 08/0495% JS

Cellulose Fibers07 DW Paper Facing (Tan) 20% 08/04100% JS

Calcite / Talc / Binders07 Texture (White) 15% 08/04100% JS

Glass Wool Fibers08 Drywall Material (White) 75% 08/042% JS

Cellulose Fibers08 Drywall Material (White) 75% 08/041% JS

Gypsum / Binders08 Drywall Material (White) 75% 08/0497% JS

Cellulose Fibers08 DW Paper Facing (Tan) 10% 08/04100% JS

Calcite / Talc / Binders08 Texture (White) 15% 08/04100% JS

Project # : GSE-013

Sample Number Layer Components % Of

Sample

Analysis

Date

% of

Layer Analyst

Supplement to PLM Summary Report 2051 Valley View Lane

Farmers Branch, TX 75234

Client :

Project :

Great Southern Engineering

MSFC Building 4739

Lab Job No. :

Report Date :

08B-09199

08/04/2008

Glass Wool Fibers09 Drywall Material (White) 65% 08/042% JS

Gypsum / Binders09 Drywall Material (White) 65% 08/0498% JS

Cellulose Fibers09 DW Paper Facing (Tan) 20% 08/04100% JS

Calcite / Talc / Binders09 Texture (White) 15% 08/04100% JS

Calcite / Vinyl Binders10 Cove Base (Dark Brown) 75% 08/04100% JS

Calcite10 Yellow Mastic (Yellow) 25% 08/0440% JS

Glue Binders10 Yellow Mastic (Yellow) 25% 08/0460% JS

Calcite / Vinyl Binders11 Cove Base (Dark Brown) 100% 08/04100% JS

Calcite11 Yellow Mastic (Yellow) <1% 08/0440% JS

Glue Binders11 Yellow Mastic (Yellow) <1% 08/0460% JS

Calcite / Vinyl Binders12 Cove Base (Dark Brown) 98% 08/04100% JS

Calcite12 Yellow Mastic (Yellow) 2% 08/0440% JS

Glue Binders12 Yellow Mastic (Yellow) 2% 08/0460% JS

Calcite13 Caulking (White) 100% 08/0450% JS

Binders / Fillers13 Caulking (White) 100% 08/0450% JS

Calcite14 Caulking (White) 100% 08/0450% JS

Binders / Fillers14 Caulking (White) 100% 08/0450% JS

Calcite15 Caulking (White) 100% 08/0450% JS

Binders / Fillers15 Caulking (White) 100% 08/0450% JS

Synthetic Fibers16 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/045% JS

Glass Wool Fibers16 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/042% JS

Pumice16 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/045% JS

Mica16 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/04<1% JS

Calcite / Binders16 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/0488% JS

Cotton Fibers16 Cotton Wrap (Off-White) 5% 08/04100% JS

Cellulose Fibers17 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/045% JS

Calcite / Binders17 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/0495% JS

Cotton Fibers17 Cotton Wrap (Off-White) 5% 08/04100% JS

Project # : GSE-013

Sample Number Layer Components % Of

Sample

Analysis

Date

% of

Layer Analyst

Supplement to PLM Summary Report 2051 Valley View Lane

Farmers Branch, TX 75234

Client :

Project :

Great Southern Engineering

MSFC Building 4739

Lab Job No. :

Report Date :

08B-09199

08/04/2008

Synthetic Fibers18 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/045% JS

Glass Wool Fibers18 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/042% JS

Pumice18 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/045% JS

Mica18 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/04<1% JS

Calcite / Binders18 Thermal Insulation (White) 95% 08/0488% JS

Cotton Fibers18 Cotton Wrap (Off-White) 5% 08/04100% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers19 Thermal Insulation (Light Grey) 90% 08/0420% JS

Binders / Fillers19 Thermal Insulation (Light Grey) 90% 08/0480% JS

Cotton Fibers19 Cotton Wrap (Off-White) 10% 08/04100% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers20 Thermal Insulation (Light Grey) 85% 08/0420% JS

Binders / Fillers20 Thermal Insulation (Light Grey) 85% 08/0480% JS

Cotton Fibers20 Cotton Wrap (Off-White) 15% 08/04100% JS

Cellulose Fibers21 Thermal Insulation (White) 90% 08/045% JS

Glass Wool Fibers21 Thermal Insulation (White) 90% 08/042% JS

Calcite / Binders21 Thermal Insulation (White) 90% 08/0493% JS

Cotton Fibers21 Cotton Wrap (Off-White) 10% 08/04100% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers22 Insulation (Yellow) 80% 08/0495% JS

Resin Binders22 Insulation (Yellow) 80% 08/045% JS

Cellulose Fibers22 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 15% 08/0460% JS

Glass Wool Fibers22 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 15% 08/0420% JS

Metal Foil22 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 15% 08/0420% JS

Wollastonite22 White Mastic (White) 5% 08/045% JS

Pigment / Binders22 White Mastic (White) 5% 08/0495% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers23 Insulation (Yellow) 75% 08/0495% JS

Resin Binders23 Insulation (Yellow) 75% 08/045% JS

Cellulose Fibers23 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 5% 08/0460% JS

Glass Wool Fibers23 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 5% 08/0420% JS

Metal Foil23 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 5% 08/0420% JS

Wollastonite23 White Mastic (White) 20% 08/045% JS

Pigment / Binders23 White Mastic (White) 20% 08/0495% JS

Project # : GSE-013

Sample Number Layer Components % Of

Sample

Analysis

Date

% of

Layer Analyst

Supplement to PLM Summary Report 2051 Valley View Lane

Farmers Branch, TX 75234

Client :

Project :

Great Southern Engineering

MSFC Building 4739

Lab Job No. :

Report Date :

08B-09199

08/04/2008

Mineral Wool Fibers24 Insulation (Yellow) 80% 08/0495% JS

Resin Binders24 Insulation (Yellow) 80% 08/045% JS

Cellulose Fibers24 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 10% 08/0460% JS

Glass Wool Fibers24 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 10% 08/0420% JS

Metal Foil24 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 10% 08/0420% JS

Wollastonite24 White Mastic (White) 10% 08/045% JS

Pigment / Binders24 White Mastic (White) 10% 08/0495% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers25 Insulation (Yellow) 90% 08/0495% JS

Resin Binders25 Insulation (Yellow) 90% 08/045% JS

Cellulose Fibers25 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 5% 08/0460% JS

Glass Wool Fibers25 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 5% 08/0420% JS

Metal Foil25 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 5% 08/0420% JS

Pigment / Binders25 White Mastic (Off-White) 5% 08/04100% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers26 Insulation (Yellow) 55% 08/0495% JS

Resin Binders26 Insulation (Yellow) 55% 08/045% JS

Cellulose Fibers26 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 35% 08/0460% JS

Glass Wool Fibers26 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 35% 08/0420% JS

Metal Foil26 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 35% 08/0420% JS

Pigment / Binders26 White Mastic (Off-White) 10% 08/04100% JS

Mineral Wool Fibers27 Insulation (Yellow) 93% 08/0495% JS

Resin Binders27 Insulation (Yellow) 93% 08/045% JS

Cellulose Fibers27 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 5% 08/0460% JS

Glass Wool Fibers27 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 5% 08/0420% JS

Metal Foil27 Paper / Foil Wrap (White / Silver) 5% 08/0420% JS

Pigment / Binders27 White Mastic (Off-White) 2% 08/04100% JS

Appendix B

ACM Sample Location Drawings

First Floor Building 4739

Marshall Space Flight Center Marshall Space Flight Center, AL

Task Order #GSE-013

2, 3, 9111571, 81014131218

17, 2320221619

Appendix C

ACM Location Diagrams

NOT APPLICABLE

Appendix D

Photographs

Building 4739, George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, Alabama

PHOTO 1. View of the Building PHOTO 2. 2’ x 2’ Ceiling Tile with medium fissures

PHOTO 3. 2’ x 2’ Ceiling Tile with small fissures PHOTO 4. Drywall and joint compound system

PHOTO 5. Black Cove Base and mastic PHOTO 6. White caulking on duct work

Building 4739, George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, Alabama

PHOTO 7. Pipe insulation with cotton wrap PHOTO 8. Elbow and fitting insulations

PHOTO 9. Pipe Insulation with white mastic PHOTO 10. Duct insulation with white mastic

Appendix E

License and Certifications