Shannon Wilson.pdf

Submitted to:

City of Madison Purchasing Department City County Building, Room 407 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

Madison, WI 53703

Shannon & Wilson, Inc.

6506 Schroeder Road Suite 201 Madison, WI 53711

RFP# 8914-0-2020-BG

Title: Environmental Consulting Services Due: Friday, February 14, 2020, 2:00 PM CST

By:

Shannon & Wilson, Inc.

6506 Schroeder Road Suite 201 Madison, WI 53711

(608) 442-5223 www.shannonwilson.com

February 12, 2020

S&W #104804

City of Madison RFP #8914-0-2020-BG– 104804

6506 Schroeder Road Suite 201 Madison, WI 53711 608 442.5223 Fax 314 699-9661 www.shannonwilson.com

February 12, 2020

Ms. Brittany Garcia

City of Madison Purchasing Services

City County Building, Room 407

210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

Madison, WI 53707

RE: SHANNON & WILSON, INC.

6506 SCHROEDER ROAD, MADISON, WI 53711

RFP# 8914-0-2020-BG

TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES

DUE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020, 2:00 PM CST

Dear Ms. Garcia, Shannon & Wilson, Inc (S&W) is pleased to submit for your review and approval this proposal for the completion of Environmental Consulting Services in response to the City of Madison’s Request for Proposal document posted on January 17, 2020 (RFP 8914-0-2020-BG) for the City of Madison Engineering Department.

Our understanding of the scope of services provided in the RFP include:

• Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ASTM E1527-13 or WisDOT FDM 21-35-1);

• Phase II Environmental Site Assessments and Site Investigations; and

• Remediation Activities.

In response to the questions and answers provided in RFP Addendum #1 (February 3, 2020), additional consulting and commodity services may be required in order to complete the Phase I/II ESAs and remediation activities in accordance with all applicable regulations. Environmental consulting and subcontracted ancillary services and service providers are included as project team members for use on a case-by-case basis.

The S&W proposal response contains the following document attachments:

• Required Forms;

• Qualifications and Technical Experience Narrative;

• Resumes;

• Subcontractor Qualifications;

• Similar Project Descriptions;

• Insurance Certificate; and

• S&W Standard Terms and Conditions document.

As requested, Form D – Cost Proposal will be submitted as a separate document under a separate cover letter.

http://www.shannonwilson.com/

Ms. Brittany Garcia City of Madison Purchasing Services February 12, 2020

City of Madison RFP #8914-0-2020-BG 104804

If you have any questions regarding the S&W proposal submittal, please feel free to contact me at

(414) 477-0279 (cell) or (314) 564-8139. Thank you for your consideration for this project.

Sincerely, SHANNON & WILSON

Mark A. Rutkowski, P.G.

Senior Associate

Office Manager

Enc: Attachment A – Required Forms

Attachment B – Qualifications and Technical Experience Narrative

Attachment C – Resumes

Attachment D – Subcontractor Qualifications

Attachment E – Similar Project Descriptions

Attachment F – Insurance Certificate

Attachment G – S&W Standard Terms & Conditions

Attachment A Required Forms

Form A: Signature Affidavit

Form B: Receipt of Forms and Submittal Checklist

Form C: Vendor Profile

Form D: Cost Proposal (Submitted under a separate cover)

Form E: References

Rev. 07/28/2016-FormA-SignatureAffidavit.doc

Form A: Signature Affidavit

RFP #: 8914-0-2020-BG Environmental Consulting Services

This form must be returned with your response.

In signing Proposals, we certify that we have not, either directly or indirectly, entered into any agreement or participated in any collusion or otherwise take any action in restraint of free competition; that no attempt has been made to induce any other person or firm to submit or not to submit Proposals, that Proposals have been independently arrived at, without collusion with any other Proposers, competitor or potential competitor; that Proposals have not been knowingly disclosed prior to the opening of Proposals to any other Proposers or competitor; that the above statement is accurate under penalty of perjury.

The undersigned, submitting this Proposals, hereby agrees with all the terms, conditions, and specifications required by the City in this Request for Proposals, declares that the attached Proposals and pricing are in conformity therewith, and attests to the truthfulness of all submissions in response to this solicitation.

Proposers shall provide the information requested below. Include the legal name of the Proposers and signature of the person(s) legally authorized to bind the Proposers to a contract.

COMPANY NAME

SIGNATURE DATE

PRINT NAME OF PERSON SIGNING

Mark A. Rutkowski. P.G.

Shannon & Wilson, Inc

February 12, 2020

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Form B: Receipt of Forms and Submittal Checklist

RFP #: 8914-0-2020-BG Environmental Consulting Services

This form must be returned with your response.

Proposers hereby acknowledge the receipt and/or submittal of the following forms:

Forms Initial to

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SUBMITTAL

Initial to Acknowledge

RECEIPT

Description of Services/Commodities N/A

Form A: Signature Affidavit

Form B: Receipt of Forms and Submittal Checklist

Form C: Vendor Profile

Form D: Cost Proposal

Form E: References

Appendix A: Standard Terms & Conditions N/A

Appendix B: Contract for Purchase of Services N/A

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Form C: Vendor Profile

RFP #: 8914-0-2020-BG Environmental Consulting Services

This form must be returned with your response.

COMPANY INFORMATION

COMPANY NAME (Make sure to use your complete, legal company name.)

FEIN (If FEIN is not applicable, SSN collected upon award)

CONTACT NAME (Able to answer questions about proposal.) TITLE

TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER

EMAIL

ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION CONTACT

If the selected contractor employs 15 or more employees and does aggregate annual business with the City of $50,000 or more, the contractor will be required to file an Affirmative Action Plan and comply with the City of Madison Affirmative Action Ordinance, Section 39.02(9)(e), within thirty (30) days contract signature. Vendors who believe they are exempt based on number of employees or annual aggregate business must file a request for exemption. Link to information and applicable forms:

https://www.cityofmadison.com/civil-rights/contract-compliance/vendors-suppliers

CONTACT NAME TITLE

TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER

EMAIL

ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

ORDERS/BILLING CONTACT

Address where City purchase orders/contracts are to be mailed and person the department contacts concerning orders and billing.

CONTACT NAME TITLE

TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER

EMAIL

ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

LOCAL VENDOR STATUS

The City of Madison has adopted a local preference purchasing policy granting a scoring preference to local suppliers. Only suppliers registered as of the bid’s due date will receive preference. Learn more and register at the City of Madison website.

CHECK ONLY ONE:

Yes, we are a local vendor and have registered on the City of Madison website under the following category: www.cityofmadison.com/business/localPurchasing No, we are not a local vendor or have not registered.

Taz Dickerson HR Generalist

(206) 632-8020 (206) 695-6890 tld@shanwil.com

400 N 34th St Ste 100 Seattle WA 98103

Mark A. Rutkowski, P.G. Sr. Associate/Office Manager

(608) 442-5223 Not applicable mxr@shanwil.com

6506 Schroeder Road Ste 201 Madison WI 53711

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Mark A Rutkowski, P.G. Sr. Associate/Office Manager

(608) 442-5223 Not applicable mxr@shanwil.com

6506 Schroeder Road Ste 201 Madison WI 53711

Shannon & Wilson, Inc

91-0745357 https://www.cityofmadison.com/civil-rights/contract-compliance/vendors-suppliers http://www.cityofmadison.com/business/localPurchasing

COMPANY NAME

Rev. 07/28/2016-FormE-References.doc

Form E: References

RFP #: 8914-0-2020-BG Environmental Consulting Services

This form must be returned with your response.

REFERENCE #1 – CLIENT INFORMATION

COMPANY NAME CONTACT NAME

ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER

EMAIL

CONTRACT PERIOD YEAR COMPLETED TOTAL COST

DESCRIPTION OF THE PERFORMED WORK

REFERENCE #2 – CLIENT INFORMATION

COMPANY NAME CONTACT NAME

ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER

EMAIL

CONTRACT PERIOD YEAR COMPLETED TOTAL COST

REFERENCE #3 – CLIENT INFORMATION

COMPANY NAME CONTACT NAME

ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER

EMAIL

CONTRACT PERIOD YEAR COMPLETED TOTAL COST

DESCRIPTION OF THE PERFORMED WORK

Archipelago Village LLC Curt Brink

P.O. Box 512 Madison WI 53701

Phase I /II ESA, Site investigation, Brownfield Grant application (awarded), Groundwater monitoring, Free product removal, soil management plans, groundwater discharge permits, development project meetings and project management, pending soil removal oversight. See attached project description.

Summer 2020 anticipated $134,000 curtbrink@hotmail.com

XTRA Leasing Company John Mueller

DESCRIPTION OF THE PERFORMED WORK

Multiple Phase I ESAs across the country, Phase II ESAs, groundwater remedial system design/installation, expert witness testimony/depositions. See attached project description.

On-going client

Client preference is via e-mail correspondence Not applicable jemueller@xtra.com

7911 Forsyth Blvd Ste 600 St. Louis MO 63105

Nearly $1,000,000 in aggregateJanuary 2013

General Dynamics Ordnance & Tactical Systems (GDOTS) Elaine B. Mills Associate General Council

11399 16th Court North Suite 200 St. Petersburg FL 33716

(727) 578-8250 Not applicable elaine.mills@gd-ots.com

Remedial investigation/Feasibility Study at Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge. Site investigation of 32 AUS OUs at 43,500 acre site. Contaminants of concern include chlorinated solvents, VOCs, metals, RDX, munitions & explosives of concern (MEC).

See attached project description.

On-goingFebruary 2013 >$4.5M to date

February 2013

Form E: References

RFP #: 8914-0-2020-BG Environmental Consulting Services

COMPANY NAME

FormE-References.doc

REFERENCE #4 – CLIENT INFORMATION

COMPANY NAME CONTACT NAME

ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER

EMAIL

CONTRACT PERIOD YEAR COMPLETED TOTAL COST

DESCRIPTION OF THE PERFORMED WORK

REFERENCE #5 – CLIENT INFORMATION

COMPANY NAME CONTACT NAME

ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER

EMAIL

CONTRACT PERIOD YEAR COMPLETED TOTAL COST

DESCRIPTION OF THE PERFORMED WORK

US Chrome Corporation John D. Carpenter COO

175 Garfield Ave Stratford CT 06615

(203) 378-9622 Not Applicable jcarpenter@uschrome.com

February 2013 On-going

Shannon & Wilson, Inc

$430,000 to date

S&W continues to operate the groundwater remediation systems that have removed approximately 4.3 million gallons of groundwater containing a cumulative 7,154 pounds of chromium have been extracted and treated on-site through 2017 (SWI, 2018a). S&W proposed an in-situ treatability pilot study to treat chromium impacted soil in place.

DeWitt, LLP

2 East Mifflin St Ste 600

Third party review for environmental investigations/remediations, testimony, and environmental due diligence.

Project work is completed on a project by project basis.

February 2013 Current client > $200,000 in aggregate hjh@dewittllp.com

Madison WI 53703

Henry "Hank" J. Handzel, Jr Attorney

(608) 252-9345 (608) 252-9243

Attachment B Qualifications and Technical Experience Narrative

Attachment B Firm Background .docx

6506 Schroeder Road Suite 201 Madison, WI 53711 (608) 442 -5223

ATTACHMENT B QUALIFICATIONS AND TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE

Firm Background

Established over 66 years ago (1954), Shannon & Wilson, Inc (S&W) has supported private and public sectors to resolve the most pressing project issues and challenges. We are a full-service, employee-owned, and internationally recognized leader in geotechnical engineering and environmental consulting.

S&W is well recognized and respected for our team of experienced environmental consulting geologists, engineers, hydrogeologists, ecologists, and water resource professionals with our contributions to improving the quality of soil, sediment, surface water and groundwater for the protection of human health and the environment. S&Ws level of technical performance in identifying the nature and extent of impacts to surface and subsurface soil and groundwater resources as well as providing cost-effective remedial alternatives is second to none in the industry.

S&W established the Madison, WI office on February 6, 2013. As such, the descriptions of our projects and company references are based on that starting date. While S&W has been active in Madison since 2013, our key staff members collectively have over 100-years of environmental consulting experience.

S&W recognizes the importance of not only technically sound teaming partners but also businesses with local project experience. To that end, S&W has selected three Madison-based subconsultant/subcontracted firms to be part of our project team. Two of these firms are also listed on the Buy Local: Dane County Database site. A brief summary of our project team partners is contained in Attachment D Subcontractor Qualifications.

Key Staff

S&W’s Madison, Wisconsin office will be used to execute the environmental consulting services covered by the proposal. The key staff team members and a brief description of their roles in the proposed environmental services is provided below.

Mr. Mark A. Rutkowski, PG – Senior Associate; Madison Office Manager

Mr. Rutkowski will serve as project director, proposal manager, as well as document reviewer and overall project Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC). Mr. Rutkowski has over 30-years of environmental consulting experience.

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Mr. David A. Nemetz, PG – Principal Geologist

Mr. Nemetz will serve as the Project Manager and will be responsible for overall project coordination and client communication. Mr. Nemetz has 27-years of consulting experience.

Mr. David P. Trainor, PE, PG – Vice President

With over 40-years of environmental engineering and consulting experience, Mr. Dave Trainor, P.E., P.G. will serve as the Madison office Technical resource for the evaluation, design, and installation of soil and groundwater remediation systems.

Mr. Joseph D. Hahn, EIT – Professional Staff

Mr. Joseph Hahn will serve as the Field Technician for the Madison Office. Mr. Hahn is an

Engineer in Training (EIT) and will complete field work and Phase I ESA tasks as directed by either licensed Professional Geologists or Professional Engineers.

Mr. James L. Dutt, RG – Senior Geologist

As a Senior Geologist with 20-years of experience, Mr. Dutt will provide management and execution of field work activities. Mr. Dutt has experience working on environmental contamination sites across the country including Phase I/II due diligence.

Mr. Mark A. Wieners, RG – Senior Geologist

Mr. Mark ark Wieners, RG will also provide field management expertise to the S&W project team. Mr. Wieners has over 16-years of environmental project experience and has also worked on Phase I/II ESA projects across the country.

Mr. Russell W. Schwab, RG – Vice President

Mr. Schwab will provide design and implementation of any geophysical surveys needed as briefly described in the RFP document. Mr. Schwab has over 30-years of experience including

Phase I/II ESAs

Mr. Jason M. Frierdich, PE, PMP© – Associate

Mr. Frierdich will be available for geotechnical design and construction services for remediation systems. Mr. Frierdich has over 14-years of geotechnical project experience.

Resumes for S&W Key Staff are provided in Attachment C.

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Project Team

The project team will consist of the key staff identified above as well as our project team subconsultant/subcontracted firms. The following organization chart depicts the overall project team including subconsultants/subcontractors.

In addition to the project organizational chart, S&W has included a personnel matrix (Table 1) that provides an at-a-glance view of the anticipated utilization and staff responsibilities for the environmental consulting services identified in the RFP document.

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Soil boring installation/oversight

Groundwater monitoring well installation/oversight

Soil and groundwater sample collection

Project Coordination and scheduling

Regulatory Correspondence

Creation of site maps and report figures

Laboratory data tables and analysis

Soil and Groundwater sampling and analysis

Air and Vapor Sampling

Magnetometer or Ground Penetrating Radar Surveys

Public Health Risk Assessments

Right of way construction oversight

WDNR Spill Notification

Identification and Assessment of Remedial Strategies

Cost Estimating

Removal and Management of Above and Underground Storage Tanks and Piping Systems

Design/Construction/Operation of Remedial Systems

Handling and Disposal of Contaminated Soil and Groundwater

Disposal of Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Materials

Investigation/Remediation of Contaminated Sediments

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Experience

S&W has provided relevant project descriptions based on 5 categories:

• Phase I ESA project experience;

• Phase II ESA project experience;

• Site investigations involving emerging contaminants;

• Remediation project experience; and

• Relationships with regulatory agencies.

The project descriptions contained in Attachment E demonstrate S&W’s capabilities, experience, and qualifications with all aspects of environmental site assessment and remediation that range in complexity from simple transactional-based Phase I ESAs to extremely complex and high-profile, multi-government agency managed Superfund site investigation and remediation feasibility studies.

While the project experience narratives provided in Attachment E demonstrate our technical skills as well as our ability to work with local, state, and federal government agencies, additional project information can be reviewed at www.shannonwilson.com.

References

The success of the Madison office is based on repeat clients. As you can see by our client reference list, our clients have been with us a long time and continue to utilize our expertise to solve their environmental project needs. Our reference list is provided on Form E in

Attachment A.

Insurance

The S&W Certificate of Insurance is provided in Attachment F.

http://www.shannonwilson.com/

Attachment C Resumes

Madison Office Project Team

Mark A. Rutkowski, PG David A. Nemetz, PG David P. Trainor, PE, PG Joseph D. Hahn. EIT James L. Dutt, RG Mark A. Wieners, RG

St. Louis Office Support Team

Russell W. Schwab, RG Jason M. Frierdich, PE, PMP®

Mark A. Rutkowski, PG Senior Associate | Madison Office Manager

MXR@shanwi l .com | (314) 564 -8139

BIOGRAPHY

With over 30-years of project experience, Mark serves as the Office Manager and Senior Associate of the Shannon & Wilson, Madison, Wisconsin office. As a Professional Geologist, Mark’s experience with subsurface soil and groundwater investigations include simple and complex sediment, soil and groundwater sites impacted by metals, fuel hydrocarbons, PCBs, and chlorinated solvents. Mark has also completed numerous Phase I/II Environmental Site Assessments. His objectives are to complete site investigation work in order to achieve a level of environmental risk management that can be utilized by his clients to obtain regulatory site closure for reuse and redevelopment. Over his career, he has completed environmental investigation and consulting services for CERCLA (Superfund program) sites, Brownfield sites, gasoline service stations, dry cleaner sites, commercial, industrial and residential properties.

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Shannon & Wilson: 3 months Total Years: 30

REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Professional Geologist No. 154-13: Wisconsin HAZWOPER 40-hour Training 8-Hour Hazardous Site Worker Refresher Training per 29 CFR 1910.120 OSHA 30-hour Construction Industry Outreach Training Program Confined Space Entry Safety Training

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES PHASE I/II ESAS/ENVIRONMENTAL REPAIR AND RESTORATION

Crab Orchard National Wildlife CERCLA Site; Feasibility Study Project Manager | Marion, Illinois Project Manager for the final phases of the Feasibility Study report to be reviewed by the USEPA, Illinois EPA, Department of the Interior Fish & Wildlife Department, and the Army Corps of Engineers. Evaluation of remedial technologies in accordance with USEPA ARARs. Completes monthly reports as required by the Administrative Order on Consent (AOC).

Discussions and negotiations on behalf of client with regulatory oversight personnel.

Forest County Potawatomi Community - Phase I Environmental Site Assessment; Multiple Commercial Parcels Milwaukee, Wisconsin Completed a complex Phase I ESA in accordance with ASTM standards for multiple parcels as part of a high-profile property transaction transfer in the City of Milwaukee. The Phase I ESA included an evaluation of the historical land use of the Menomonee River Valley from initial settlement and development to current land use by municipal, industrial and commercial entities. This site was complex as a result of multiple building additions from different eras, recent (less than 3-month) plant closure, and an active methane vapor remediation system.

We Energies- Phase II Environmental Utility Corridor Assessments; Multiple parcels | Southeast Wisconsin Collect environmental soil and groundwater samples along utility easements for We Energies underground gas service group during gas pipeline upgrades and new service line installations. Analytical results used to determine soil management practices as part of We Energies existing soil management plan.

Forest County Potawatomi; Phase II Site Investigation; Confidential Site(s) | Milwaukee, Wisconsin Install and sample groundwater monitoring wells as part of a Phase II site investigation. Use statistical analysis to evaluate dis-jointed soil and groundwater analytical results.

Heritage Credit Union; Aberg Avenue at Shopko Drive; Phase I/II ESA | Madison, Wisconsin Completed a Phase I ESA at an out lot adjacent to the Shopko (former) store just south of the Truax Field landfill.

Groundwater monitoring wells were identified on the property for monitoring groundwater quality from the existing landfill. Also, conduction soil gas sampling to evaluate potential for vapor migration into proposed development.

Outlot 5 5325 High Crossing Blvd, Phase I/II ESA | Madison, Wisconsin Completed a Phase I ESA on an outlot for a redevelopment project off High Crossings Blvd. Non-native fill material identified at the surface of the property was suspected to be debris from a historic landfill. Test pits were completed and validated that the non-native soil was surficial and not landfill material.

Marquette University Campus Expansion Project; Phase I Environmental Property Assessments | Milwaukee, Wisconsin Completed several Phase I ESAs for the proposed Marquette campus mall expansion project.

City of Racine-Machinery Row Plant Deconstruction | Racine, Wisconsin Performed project oversight for the deconstruction of former warehouse buildings abandoned in Racine’s Machinery Row district. Project manager responsible for performance of contractors completing asbestos, lead abatement, and removal of hazardous and universal waste streams from abandoned buildings. Documentation of out of scope items identified during removal of footing and foundations. On-site representative for the City of Racine to ensure execution and completion of demolition and deconstruction.

Container Port Group- Phase I Environmental Site Assessment; General Motors Former Cadillac Fleetwood Plant Detroit, Michigan Provided the environmental due diligence needed for a marine storage container company to re-purpose and utilize the former General Motors Cadillac Fleetwood Plant site for their marine storage container business. The Phase I identified areas of concern to determine baseline constituents that may be present on-site as well as determined that the former General Motors facility was demolished in accordance with all applicable local, state, and federal regulations.

Automobile Repair Shop | Janesville, Wisconsin A landowner leasing an automobile repair shop requested that a Phase I of his property be completed on his property prior to selling the property to a potential buyer. The property, a former gasoline service station, was surrounded by existing or former gasoline service stations. Evidence of product releases on adjoining properties were determined from the historical record search.

Commercial Developer | Manitowoc, Wisconsin Completed a Phase I Environmental Property Assessment for an outlot of a health care facility in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.

Several USTs and ASTs were identified at the existing property. As part of the project scope, a peer review of other consulting firms Phase I ESAs completed for adjacent properties. Based on the data evaluation, the client modified the language in the offer to purchase documentation so that contaminated soil or groundwater encountered during construction would not disrupt the project schedule or budget.

Russell Development Company; Phase I Environmental Property Assessments | Mount Clemens, Michigan Completed several Phase I Environmental Property Assessments for the Russell Development Company that included the identification of potential environmental risks associated with historical or existing property conditions for their properties slated for development as well as at adjacent parcels or vacant lots.

Kapusta Brothers & Son’s Gasoline Service Station; Environmental Investigation, Remediation, and Natural Attenuation Monitoring | Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Supervised the removal of four USTs and ancillary equipment at gasoline service station. Completed UST closure assessment sampling and reporting as well as quarterly groundwater monitoring with collection of natural attenuation parameters for case closure submittal.

F/B Properties, LLC; Evaluation of Site-Specific Residential Contaminant Levels and Flexible Groundwater Closure Milwaukee, Wisconsin Completed environmental investigation of former gasoline service station that had 5 USTs removed. Provided oversight of soil removal including collection of soil confirmation samples. Also completed installation and quarterly monitoring of groundwater monitoring wells, determined soil residual contaminant levels (RCLs) protective of human health via direct contact by ingestion and protective of groundwater quality in order to obtain regulatory closure and petroleum cleanup fund reimbursement.

Rutkowski Resume

David A. Nemetz, PG Principal Geologist | Madison Office Environmental Group

DAN@shanwi l .com | (314) 564 -8159

BIOGRAPHY

David has 27 years of experience in environmental investigation and remediation, focused in Wisconsin and Illinois. As a part of Shannon & Wilson’s Madison Environmental Group, he also serves as Health and Safety Manager and Quality Assurance Manager. David received a BS in Geology from Beloit College and an MS in Geology from the University of Minnesota. He is skilled in site investigation, remedial alternatives analysis, and remedial action for a variety of contaminants including petroleum products, chlorinated solvents, metals, methane, leachate, pesticides, perchlorate, nitrate, sulfate, and PCBs. David has expertise in vapor intrusion investigation, natural attenuation, brownfield redevelopment, ArcGIS, liability exemptions, and risk analysis.

His project work includes performing and managing Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) and leaking underground storage tank (LUST) projects, including 22 sites for the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority. David has broad experience in fieldwork, project management, technical writing, document review, and cost estimating. Field activities have included logging (test pits, soil borings), sampling (soil, sediment, groundwater, surface water, indoor air, sub-slab vapor), maintenance (air stripper, free product skimmer, extraction wells, ozone sparging, leachate collection, methane extraction/flare), installation oversight (monitoring wells, soil vapor extraction, sub-slab depressurization), characterization (hazardous/special waste), and remediation system monitoring (WPDES outfall, SVE effluent, landfill gas).

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Shannon & Wilson: 7 Total Years: 27

REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS

Professional Geologist (Illinois, Wisconsin) Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response (29 CFR 1910.120) – Site Worker, Site Supervisor Wisconsin NR 700 Hydrogeologist

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Mr. Nemetz will serve as the environmental project manager and point-of-contact for projects staffed out of our Madison office, including projects in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and northern Illinois. He will also be responsible for:

• Determining the resources and budget necessary for specific projects.

• Allocating personnel and equipment for timely completion of project requirements.

• Providing technical oversight and senior review of work products.

• Keeping the Circle K project managers appraised of progress via telephone and email progress reports.

• Discuss technical issues involving potential changes in the scope of work with the Circle K project managers.

He also has excellent working relationships with various State and Federal regulatory agency contacts, enabling him to effectively navigate environmental concerns and compliance issues that may arise during projects.

RELATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Cottage Grove Road, Madison | Wisconsin Performed a Phase I ESA for a former dairy farm in southern Wisconsin that included identifying an underground storage tank, two dump areas, adjacent former landfill, wetlands, and various chemicals.

UST and PCB Releases, Former Manufacturing Facility | Madison, Wisconsin Project Manager for resolving environmental issues at a manufacturing facility over 100 years old. From historical documents, petroleum UST locations were identified, and tank removal was accomplished. One release achieved risk-based regulatory closure. A second release with groundwater contamination was addressed with injection of an oxygen releasing compound to accelerate natural attenuation processes. Groundwater contaminant concentrations declined below enforcement standards and regulatory closure was achieved. Also oversaw PCB investigation in accordance with TSCA regulations that included sampling of machinery oil and concrete floors. One area was above federal regulatory levels and was addressed by concrete removal and landfill disposal. A liability clarification was obtained for off-site chlorinated solvent contamination that had migrated onto the property. The timely work allowed a large real estate transaction to be completed.

Fuel Oil Cleanup, Wilson Street | Madison, Wisconsin Project Manager for a fuel oil release discovered during foundation work for a downtown Madison condominium project.

Expedited response for sample analysis and landfill disposal so that the construction schedule was met for the developer.

Determined release was from adjacent property and obtained liability release for the site owner.

Petroleum Contaminated Soils | City of Richland Center, Wisconsin Project Manager to investigate petroleum contamination in city right-of-way as mandated by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Regulatory closure achieved for the City of Richland Center.

Phase II Environmental Site Assessment, Former Furniture Manufacturer | Jefferson, Wisconsin Obtained a state brownfield grant for the site. Work included a Phase II investigation, PCB survey, lead survey, and demolition survey. It was also determined that an adjacent gasoline station was not impacting the property.

Farm Tank Release | Palmyra, Wisconsin Project Manager for an aboveground storage tank (AST) fuel release at a rural farm. Completed site investigation and obtained risk based regulatory closure.

Bulk Fuel Facility Release | Princeton, Wisconsin Project Manager for a former bulk petroleum aboveground storage tank facility. Released products included gasoline, diesel, and kerosene. Remedial excavation and natural attenuation monitoring lead to regulatory closure under the PECFA reimbursement program.

Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, Abandoned Industrial Property | Chicago, Illinois Performed a Phase I ESA for an abandoned industrial property on the south side of Chicago that led to Phase II ESA. Soil and groundwater sampling were conducted to evaluate steel foundry waste, USTs, and a leaking drum.

Fuel Facility Cleanup, Cook County Highway Department | Blue Island, Illinois Resident engineer for large remedial excavation of diesel and gasoline contaminated soils at a Cook County Highway Department maintenance and fueling facility.

Phase II Environmental Site Assessment, Manufacturing Facility | Aurora, Illinois Performed Phase II investigation and oversaw remedial excavation for a hydraulic oil spill at a current manufacturing facility.

LUST Sites, Illinois State Toll Highway Authority | Northern Illinois Project manager for investigation and cleanup activities conducted at 22 leaking UST sites. Releases included gasoline, diesel, and waste oil. Conducted field investigation of soil and groundwater and oversight of soil excavation. Prepared monetary claims for the Illinois LUST Fund with nearly 100% of eligible costs reimbursed. Regulatory closure achieved at most sites within three years and many under one year.

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David P. Trainor, PE, PG Vice President

DPT@shanwi l .com | (314) 564-8156

BIOGRAPHY

Dave Trainor has more than 40 years of experience in numerous environmental projects and investigations, which include both federal (NPL, RCRA and removal action programs) and state-led projects. Categories include RI/FS programs, geotechnical testing and analyses, groundwater assessments, contaminant source and groundwater remedy systems, disposal facility siting and design, and construction management. He has represented industrial and government clients in technical negotiations for a variety of facilities and settings.

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Shannon & Wilson: 7 Total Years: 41

REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS

Professional Engineer, Civil: Michigan, #34610 Professional Engineer, Civil: Pennsylvania, #052763 Professional Engineer, Civil: California, #33641 Professional Engineer, Civil: Idaho, #5044 Professional Engineer, Civil: Iowa, #12767 Professional Engineer, Civil: Wisconsin, #E-22440 Professional Geologist: Wisconsin, #160 Professional Engineer, Environmental: #12767 Certified Professional Geologist, AIPG

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES – PHASE I/II ESAS/ REDEVELOPMENT SITES

OR RELATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Edgerton, Wisconsin Refurbished defunct groundwater extraction and pumping system; developed ozone sparge system design for enhanced source recovery for low permeability soil conditions contaminated with chlorinated hydrocarbons at a former manufacturing plant; developed vapor intrusion investigation for downgradient homeowners; former truck/trailer manufacturing facility.

Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin Developed source and groundwater characterization data for an historic industrial site contaminated with chlorinated hydrocarbons; developed in‐situ and ex‐situ remedial options for soil contaminated as hazardous waste; implemented in‐ situ chemical oxidation (ISCO) remedy.

Central and Eastern Wisconsin Provided testimony at separate contested case hearings on the groundwater flow and contaminant transport for agricultural compounds for two proposed CAFOs.

Elkhorn, Wisconsin Oversaw USEPA removal action; negotiated groundwater cleanup costs for final settlement with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources for a former plating facility.

Marshfield, Wisconsin Coordinated investigation and developed remedial options for a former manufactured gas plant site currently used as a bulk propane distribution facility.

Belvidere, Illinois Coordinates groundwater source control extraction/treatment and monitoring at a plating facility site contaminating groundwater with chromium.

Madison, Wisconsin Directed preparation of Plan of Operation for a 3.5 million cubic yard sanitary landfill, including expert testimony before the Waste Facility Siting Board.

Madison, Wisconsin Directed preparation of plans and specifications for landfill cover restoration, state Superfund site.

Dane County, Wisconsin Directed a remedial investigation and feasibility study for groundwater remediation options for an abandoned landfill.

Madison, Wisconsin Negotiated language for a voluntary consent order and directed investigation for a landfill remedial investigation (PRP group).

Madison, Wisconsin Coordinated design and construction of a landfill gas extraction system.

Muskego, Wisconsin Directed preparation of a Feasibility Study and hydrogeologic assessment for a 1.5 million cubic yard industrial landfill.

Madison, Wisconsin Coordinated investigations and developed remediation options for several abandoned city sanitary landfills.

Madison, Wisconsin Developed a Feasibility Study for a 4 million cubic yard sanitary landfill and provided expert testimony at a contested‐case hearing.

Madison, Wisconsin Supervised subsurface investigations and prepared hydrogeologic reports for several closed municipal landfill sites.

Juneau, Wisconsin Prepared feasibility/plan of operation report for a PCB transformer salvage facility.

Madison, Wisconsin Designed a vacuum extraction system for remediation of an underground gasoline spill at a service station.

Dodge County, Wisconsin Provided written testimony for a City in opposition to a landfill expansion as part of preparation for a contested case hearing pre‐hearing settlement.

Madison, Wisconsin Provided written and deposition testimony for a defendant seeking insurance coverage for remedial costs associated with an historic solvent release at a dry‐cleaning plant.

Yakima, Washington Provided written and deposition testimony on the groundwater fate and transport of nitrates and other agricultural compounds representing two concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs).

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Joseph D. Hahn, EIT Professional Staff | Environmental Engineer In-Training

JDH@shanwi l .com | (314) 564-8161

BIOGRAPHY

Joseph Hahn has 3-years of experience performing environmental investigations and cleanup activities in Wisconsin and several additional states. He is part of the professional staff of Shannon & Wilson’s Madison office. Joseph received a BS in Geological Engineering/Geoscience from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has experience conducting a wide range of environmental projects requiring planning, permitting, assessment, investigation, and remediation at sites located throughout Wisconsin and other areas in the United States. He has experience conducting fieldwork, technical writing, document review, and cost estimating. His project experience includes performing Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), site characterizations, release investigations, remediation, and underground storage tank closure assessments.

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Shannon & Wilson: 2 Total Years: 3

REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS

State of Wisconsin Engineer in Training (EIT) - #1513478 OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER Training WI UST Site Assessor Certification ACI Grade I Concrete Testing Technician Certification American Red Cross First Aid/CPR Training

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT WORK

Phase I Environmental Site Assessments | Various Locations, Various States in the US Managed and completed Phase I ESAs for clients in Indiana, Florida, Maryland, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, and California.

Joe has the specific qualifications based on education, training, and experience to prepare and review Phase I ESA’s in accordance with 40 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 312. He has also prepared Phase I ESAs which were based on the ASTM E 1527-13, Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments guidance document but were modified to meet the client’s specific standards.

Former Mautz Paint Facility, Former Paint Manufacturer/Active Brownfield Development | Madison, Wisconsin Environmental Engineer. Project requires maintaining groundwater skimmer system, annual groundwater monitoring and system maintenance, and annual report submittal to WDNR. Oversaw excavation of mineral spirit contaminated soils and groundwaters below two buildings and coordinated disposal at a local waste management facility. Completed sampling requirements at the site which included sampling from the stockpile and groundwater in each excavation.

FTMF Edgerton Former Truck Leasing Manufacturer, XTRA Lease | Edgerton, Wisconsin Environmental Engineer. Performs ongoing operations monitoring and maintenance at a groundwater pump and treat remediation system. Collects monthly, quarterly, and semi-annual samples at different well networks on site. Performs fuel oil product measurements and removal. Performs ongoing OM&M at an oil-belt skimmer operation. Performs data review and data entry for large sets of sampling data.

US Chrome, Chrome Plating Facility | Herbert, Illinois Environmental Engineer. Performed groundwater and soil verification sampling. Performed semi-annual groundwater sampling events and wrote/submitted annual sampling results report. Oversaw injection of hydrogen sulfide at an interior room at the site (Pilot Test) and followed up with soil verification sampling six months later, to determine the feasibility of injection at other locations at the site.

James L. Dutt, RG Senior Geologist

JLD@shanwi l .com | (314) 564-8114

BIOGRAPHY

James has nearly 20 years of environmental and geotechnical experience with Shannon & Wilson. He performs a variety of environmental and geotechnical engineering tasks. For environmental services, he has performed over 30 Phase I and II environmental assessments, permitting, and hazardous waste investigations. For geotechnical services, James has assisted in subsurface investigations including soil and rock logging, geologic reconnaissance, and bedrock mapping. He also contributes to the Well Services group with well evaluations and rehabilitation work including dye-trace studies. James has completed the OSHA-required 40-hour health and safety training course for work on hazardous waste sites and participates in Shannon & Wilson's Health and Safety Plan Medical Surveillance Program. In addition, James has participated in geophysical surveys which include ReMi, resistivity, refraction, and gravity.

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Shannon & Wilson: 20 Total Years: 20

REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Geologist: Missouri, #2007015714 Professional Geologist: Illinois, #196.001258 Well Driller/Pump Installer, Missouri, #004239-PM OSHA 10-hour Construction Industry Outreach Training Program HAZWOPER 40-hour Training (Additional 8-hour Refresher Training)

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES – PHASE I/II ESAS/ REDEVELOPMENT SITES

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Ritenour School District | Breckenridge Hills, Missouri Field Scientist for Phase I Environmental Site Assessment of an 0.8-acre site occupied by a vacant building that formerly housed a one-story, 2,200-sq-ft brick bank building containing offices, restrooms, a bank vault, and canopy covering drive-through bank lanes. The remainder of the site consisted of asphalt paved lots and landscaped areas.

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, JFA, Inc. | Creve Coeur, Missouri Field Scientist for Phase I Environmental Site Assessment of 9-acre site, including an approximately 2-acre quarry pond, and two-story brick residence, pool, pool house, and storage building. The northwest portion of the site was a fallow field.

Portions of the site were wooded along Creve Coeur Creek to the south and southwest, and to the northeast of the residence.

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Faultless Laundry, Inc. | Saint Louis, Missouri Field Scientist for Phase I Environmental Site Assessment of a 47,000 square-foot building formerly used to cut and shape metals. The purpose of the Phase I ESA was to determine if recognized environmental conditions (RECs) existed at the site.

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Medical Facility | Richmond Heights, Missouri Field Scientist for a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, lead-based paint survey, and asbestos survey at a 4,800-square-foot, one-story building.

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Former Lemay Bank | Bella Villa, Missouri Project Manager. Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and asbestos study for the Saint Louis County Economic Council at the Former Lemay Bank. Shannon & Wilson also completed an asbestos building inspection and provided consulting for this project in preparation for demolition of on-site structures.

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Briggs & Stratton | Murray, Kentucky Field Scientist for Phase I Environmental Site Assessment of a 10-acre vacant grass field with a metal canopy. The purpose of this assessment will be to detect the presence of recognized environmental conditions as defined by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Old U.S. Post Office | Downtown Saint Louis, Missouri Field Scientist for Phase I Environmental Site Assessment of a 6,500 square-foot portion of the southeast comer of the over- 100-years-old building on the mall (street level). Asbestos-containing-materials were identified.

Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessment, ALDI Grocery Store | University City, Missouri Field Scientist for a Phase I/II Environmental Site Assessment for a prospective ALDI grocery store on a site previously used as a gas station. Phase II of the investigation included soil and groundwater sampling, and analytical testing to determine whether petroleum hydrocarbon contaminants from gas station activities, or volatile organic compounds from the dry cleaners are present at the site. Completed eight soil borings.

Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments, Commercial Metals Company, West Nichols Street | Springfield, Missouri Role Performed Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments for various site, including a residence, garage, barn, shed and an auto salvage yard. James completed and logged 10 borings and collected soil samples from each.

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Maintenance Yard and Storage Facilities | Pevely, Missouri Field Scientist for Phase I Environmental Site Assessment of existing maintenance yard and storage facilities to include new single-story structures.

Water Supply Development Phase I | Unalaska, Alaska Assisted in a seismic refraction geophysical survey for siting a proposed high capacity water well in the Shaishnikof River Valley, at the head of Captains Bay. The purpose of the seismic refraction study was to determine the depth to bedrock and to find a suitable location for the placement of the well.

ENVIRONMENTAL RELATIVE EXPERIENCE

Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge (CONWR) | Marion, Illinois Assistant Project Manager for soil, groundwater, and soil vapor sample collection services for the second phase of a remedial investigation of 43,500 acres, a portion of which was operated as the Illinois Ordnance Plant during World War II.

The Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge (CONWR) consists of 43,500 acres and includes the former Illinois Ordnance Plant (IOP) area. Worked with regulatory staff from US Fish and Wildlife, USEPA, Illinois EPA, and Army Corps of Engineers.

National Lead Industries Site | Lemay, Missouri Field Scientist for a PCB investigation. More than 20 test pits and 40 direct-push borings were completed on a 20-acre area.

More than 250 samples were collected, and field screened using PCB Amino-Assay Field Screening test kits. Determined extent and concentration of PCB contamination. Developed remedial options.

Flint Hills Resources, North Pole Refinery Remediation Well Rehabilitation | North Pole, Alaska James performed groundwater sampling and field oversight of drilling and monitoring well installation activities during remediation to prevent off-site migration of a dissolved hydrocarbon plume. James has spent several month-long stints at the Flint Hills Refinery over the past five years. Well assessment services including down-hole video assessment and analysis of step-rate pumping tests and implemented rehabilitation programs for three remediation wells. The rehabilitation effort included use of induced resonance technology (Hydropuls®) simultaneous with isolation pumping of sections of the well screen and chemical rehabilitation. The rehabilitation process successfully increased the specific capacity of the wells by as much as 650%.

ECO Products, Hussmann Corporation | Washington, Missouri Field Scientist for remedial investigation and monitoring of a site containing DNAPL-contaminated soil and groundwater for Hussmann Corporation. Tasks included installation of nested, perimeter monitoring wells and monitoring, operations, and maintenance of the groundwater recovery system with air stripper.

30-acre Farm Implement Manufacturing Facility | Independence, Missouri Field Scientist for a remedial investigation/site characterization at a 30-acre former farm-implement manufacturing facility site with 20 monitoring wells and 3 recovery wells. James is currently performing quarterly groundwater sampling and remedial system maintenance.

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Mark A. Wieners, RG Senior Geologist

MAW@shanwi l .com | (314) 564 -8126

BIOGRAPHY

Mark serves as a Project Manager in the Environmental Group for the…