Attachment B - JBMDL ORC Site Visit Slides_09MAY2024.pdf

“WIN AS ONE”

87th Air Base Wing

“WIN AS ONE”

Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst

Optimized Remediation Contract

Site Visit

21-22 May 2024

“WIN AS ONE”“WIN AS ONE”

JBMDL Environmental Restoration Program

Team

Mr. James Richman, GS-13

Remedial Project Manger (RPM) –

Lead

AFCEC/CZOE

James.Richman.1@us.af.mil

609-754-2267

Mike Wierman, P.E., GS-13

RPM – McGuire & Dix (NPL &

Compliance)

AFCEC/CZOE

Michael.Wierman.1@us.af.mil

609-754-2220

Mike Figura, GS-13

RPM – Lakehurst, MMRP, PFAS

AFCEC/CZOE

Michael.Figura@us.af.mil

609-754-5799

Jeiwon (Jean) Deputy

AFCEC/CZOE - Contract Support

Cherokee Nation

Jean.Deputy.CTR@us.af.mil

609-754-3012

Jalise Wright

AFCEC/CZOE - Contract Support

Cherokee Nation

Jalise.Wright.CTR@us.af.mil

609-754-5036

Jeff Simonsen

AFCEC/CZOE - Contract Support

Cherokee Nation

Jeffrey.Simonsen@Cherokee-

Federal.com

609-754-3323

Russell Cason, GS-13

AFCEC Program Manager

AFCEC/CZRE

Russell.Cason.1@us.af.mil

210-395-0846

Welcome

Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst:

America’s Premier Joint Base

• The nation's only tri-service joint base

• Active-duty, reserve and guard service members

– Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard

– Ensure total force integration by training, supporting and sustaining installation and global contingency operations

• JB MDL hosts more than 80 mission partners

– Multiple federal, state and local agencies

• Federal Correctional Institute, the FBI, and the Departments of Homeland Security, Justice and Veterans Affairs

Active Duty - Guard - Reserves

Installation Support Functions

America’s Premier Joint Base!

Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst

USAF

Air Global Mobility

Expeditionary Combat Supt

Contingency Response

Installation Support

ARMY

Mobilization Training Center

Multi-service Training

Range Management

NAVY

Research Test/Eval

Fleet Logistics

Tech Training

Launch &

Recovery Production

USMC

Assault Support Transport

Offensive Air Support / Utility Support

Artillery Support

McGui re Dix

Lakehu rst

EC

NOSC

ALZ

CERDEC

NAVAIR

COL

CombinedLogistics Facility

87 ABW

305 AMW

Limitation of Site Visit Slides

◼ These slides should not be replied upon for contractual requirements;

the contract requirements are stipulate in the Request for Proposal issued by the US Army Corps of Engineers – Baltimore District.

◼ These slides have been provided for information only to aid contractor’s understanding during the proposal process.

• Due to the number of documents under Air Force and/or regulatory review, phases/milestone for many sites are fluid and may not be captured entirely within the site visit slides (i.e. documents that are not final)

• Contractor should reference the Government Furnished Information (GFI) for most updated information

Final documents can be found in the Administrative Record https://ar.afcec-cloud.af.mil/

Pre-Final documents, including some internal to Air Force, have been provided via Share Point through the US Army Corps of Engineers – Baltimore District.

◼ Questions can be asked during the site visit.

◼ Responses during the site visit should be considered informal and not official; formal question should be submitted through the Request for

Information process included in the RFP.

Definitions / Terms

◼ Site Closeout (SC) – Signifies when the Government has completed all active management and monitoring at an environmental cleanup site. No additional environmental cleanup funds will be expended at the site and the Government has obtained regulatory concurrence

◼ For practical purposes, SC occurs when cleanup goals have been achieved that allow unrestricted use of the property (i.e., no further Long

Term Management (LTM), including institutional controls, is required) and that all site decommissioning (ex. monitoring wells, treatment system infrastructure) has been completed

Caution Examples:

➢ Regulatory closure may not equal SC

➢ No Further Action (NFA) and/or No Further Remedial Action Planned

(NFRAP) may not equal unrestricted use

➢ Simple requirements such as signage or five-year reviews required to ensure protectiveness (even if no monitoring is required) is equivalent to

LTM – therefore when these are required, the site is at RC vs. SC

Definitions / Terms (cont’d)

◼ Response Complete (RC) –The milestone marking the achievement of all remedial action objectives of the final Decision Document (DD) and the termination of all Remedial Action Operations (RA-O)

◼ Remedy in Place (RIP) – When a final remedial action, approved by the

Government has been installed (or active remediation initiated at the site) has been verified to be operating properly and successfully

Caution examples:

➢ A site in Monitored Natural Attenuation (MNA) that has not achieved specific target cleanup levels would be in RIP. Once target cleanup levels are reached and monitoring is required to ensure protectiveness is maintained (i.e., verification of no rebound), the site would be at RC

➢ Submittal of as-builts for a constructed remedial system does not satisfy the performance standard of achieving RIP; verification that the remedy is also operating properly and successfully is required to meet the RIP performance objective

Definitions / Terms (cont’d)

Performance indicators, decision criteria, and performance models – associated terms with optimizing remedial efficiency, assessing how the remedial technology (and its response) is progressing and demonstrating when the remedial objective has been reached

Caution examples:

➢Metrics for percentage of time operational provide limited value without also considering effectiveness of the system toward achieving the objectives during that operational period

➢Meeting minutes or field reports that document activities without demonstrating achievement of remedial goals or objectives do not establish appropriate metrics for performance payment

➢Statements like “we will actively work with the regulators” do not convey what is being accomplished or how that will alleviate the issue

➢Optimized Exit Strategy (OES) based on status quo without providing supporting rationale offers limited value without first indicating why the current remedial operation(s) at the site represent the lowest cost possible under the existing site conditions

Optimized Remediation Contract

Lakehurst Sites:

Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA)

National Priorities List (NPL), Installation Restoration Program (IRP)

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site AT014

Site History:

Site 14 is located in the northeastern corner of former Navy Lakehurst. The site consisted of two unlined 20 by

20-ft fire fighting training pits. It was reported that solvents, fuels, and other flammable materials were burned in the pits. In March 1992 recovery and treatment was selected for groundwater at this area. The selected remedial alternative for soil was excavation and on site recycling. Contaminated soil in the area of the two former fire fighting pits was excavated and recycled on-site into asphalt. PAC injections at well EZ to accelerate GW

Cleanup conducted in 2021. RACR under review.

Performance Objective:

• SC within 4 years

• 1,4-Dioxane Step 2 Investigation within 5 years

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• ESD In-progress: split Area A/B into individual sites AT014, LF042, TT013, and LF029; Modified COC list

• Co-located with PFAS/Dioxane area

Site: AT014 (Site 14, Area A/B, Old Fire Fighting School)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-O RIP Date: 01/1998

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, SVOCs

Selected Remedy: Pump and Treat, Air Sparge, LUCs

Land Use Controls: GW CEA/WRA and resident. Biennial Certifications are required.

Last Document Delivered: Final 2022 Area A/B and C

Annual Report

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site LF029

Site History:

The original base landfill occupies 21 acres in the northeastern corner of Lakehurst. It was operated from the 1920's until

1960 and contains primarily typical household waste and construction debris. VOCs were detected in area groundwater above standards. In March 1992, recovery and treatment was selected for groundwater at this area. A source removal effort was conducted at Site 29 in 1993 which resulted in removal of

417 buried drums and approximately 1,100 cubic yards of contaminated soil. Based on the effectiveness of the source removal effort no further action was the selected alternative for soil. GW RGs are met for 4 consecutive sampling events.

RACR under review. Revised Draft ESD submitted to regulators 1/23/19, waiting on response from regulators.

Performance Objective:

• SC within four years

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• ESD In-progress, split Area A/B into individual sites AT014, LF042, TT013, and LF029; Modified COC list

Site: LF029 (Site 29, Area A/B, Original Base Landfill)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-O RIP Date: 10/1997

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, SVOCs

Selected Remedy: Pump and Treat, Air Sparge, LUCs

Land Use Controls: GW CEA/ WRA and resident. Biennial Certifications are required.

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site LF042

Site History:

This site consists of a former base landfill, No. 2 fuel oil underground tanks, three above-ground tanks containing boiler fuel and a dry-cleaning facility. In March 1992 , recovery and treatment was selected for groundwater at this area. The "no action“ alternative was the selected remedial action for soil at this site.

Building 266, a former dry-cleaning facility was demolished in

April 2009. Soil contaminated with PCE located under the building was excavated in 2010. AS/SVE system expanded in 2017/2018. PAC injections at well MWAB-7 for GW. Revised

Draft ESD submitted to regulators 1/23/19, waiting on response from regulators.

Performance Objective:

• SC within five years

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• ESD In-progress, split Area A/B into individual sites AT014, LF042, TT013, and LF029; Modified COC list

• Remedies: AS/SVE and MNA, with ISCO and excavation if

AS/SVE/MNA is not successful

Site: LF042 (Site 42, Area A/B, Former Base Landfill)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-O RIP Date: 10/1997

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, SVOCs

Selected Remedy: Pump and Treat, Air Sparge, Monitored

Natural Attenuation, LUCs

Land Use Controls: GW CEA/WRA and resident. Biennial

Certifications are required.

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site TT013

Site History:

Fuel Farm 125 is located on the north side of Hangar.

There were five 10,000-gallon underground tanks at Fuel Farm 125. The tanks were removed in April 1989. In

March 1992 recovery and treatment was selected for groundwater at this area. The soil contamination at Site 13 appeared to be limited to depths greater than about 25 feet below the ground surface. The selected remedial action for soil was in-situ vapor extraction.

AS/SVE replaced and expanded in 2017/2018. PAC injections performed at well OWAB-6 in 2020 to accelerate GW cleanup.

Revised Draft ESD submitted to regulators 1/23/19, waiting on response from regulators.

Performance Objective:

• SC within five years

• 1,4-Dioxane Step 2 Investigation within five years

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy: Remaining source area contamination is located close to Hangar where sparge may cause vapor intrusion

• ESD In-progress: split Area A/B into individual sites AT014, LF042, TT013, and LF029; Modified COC list

• Remedies: AS/SVE and MNA, with ISCO and excavation if

AS/SVE/MNA is not successful

• Co-located with PFAS/Dioxane area

Site: TT013 (Site 13, Area A/B, Former Fuel Farm 125)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-O RIP Date: 01/1998

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, SVOCs

Selected Remedy: Pump and Treat, Air Sparge, PAC injections, MNA, LUCs

Land Use Controls: GW CEA/WRA and resident. Biennial

Certifications are required.

Last Document Delivered: Final 2022 Area A/B and C Annual Report

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site AT016

Site History:

Site 16 includes two former fire fighting training areas.

In 1991, the Area C groundwater recovery and treatment system was constructed to address groundwater contamination at Site 16. In August 1994, source areas of contamination (fire pit soils and lagoon sediments) were excavated and utilized by an asphalt batching process for on-station roads. Residual soil and sediment petroleum contamination is currently being remediated by a bioventing/sparging system which became operational in June 1995. Biosparge installed in 2018 for western portion of site for GW, and PAC injections at well MW in 2020.

Performance Objective:

• SC within two years

• 1,4-Dioxane Step 2 Investigation within five years

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• ESD In-progress: Modified COC list / Request confirmation of Soil

NFA

• Remedies: biosparging followed by attainment monitoring)

• Co-located with PFAS/Dioxane area

Site: AT016 (Site 16, Area C, NATTC Fire Fighting Training

Area)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-O RIP Date: 01/1997

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW and Soil

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, naphthalene

Selected Remedy: Pump and Treat, Biosparge/PAC, LUCs

Land Use Controls: LUC for soil & groundwater, and resident

GW CEA/WRA. Biennial Certifications are required.

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site TT017

Site History:

The potential sources of contamination at Site 17 include:

(a) minor fuel spills associated with filling fuel trucks; (b) draining of the condensate from the fuel tanks into a dry well; and (c) fuel spills which occurred in the area in 1974, 1978, and 1981. In 1991, the Area C groundwater recovery and treat system was constructed to address groundwater contamination at Site 17.

Residual soil petroleum contamination is currently being remediated by a vapor extraction/ bioventing system which became operational in June 1995. Biosparge added to east and south of AS/SVE in 2017/2018.

Performance Objective:

• SC within five years

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

ESD In-progress

• Remedies: AS/SVE and biosparging followed by attainment monitoring)

• Modified COC list / Request confirmation of Soil NFA

Site: TT017 (Site 17, Area C, Fuel farm 196)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-O RIP Date: 01/1997

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, naphthalene

Selected Remedy: Pump and Treat, Air sparge/SVE, MNA, LUCs

Land Use Controls: GW CEA/WRA and resident. Biennial

Certifications are required.

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site LF031

Site History:

The former 34-acre landfill is located to the southeast of the golf course and 1800 feet from the nearest (northern) boundary. It was operational between 1960 and 1980. In

1980 it was capped and approved for closure by the NJDEP. Hazardous materials were reportedly disposed of at the landfill, including oil, solvents, hydraulic fluid, freon, transformer filters with PCBs, and mercury.

Monitoring wells placed on the perimeter of the landfill and downgradient show levels of chlorinated VOCs.

Approval of spray aeration system shut down in 2016.

Performance Objective:

• RC within six years

Access/Security Issues:

• Due to unstable cover cannot drive on surface of landfill

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Levels of chlorinated VOCs in groundwater continue to remain above ARARs.

• Tech Memo in progress - Modified COC list

Site: LF031 (Site 31, Area D, Former Sanitary Landfill)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-O RIP Date: 03/1999

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs

Selected Remedy: GW monitoring, LUCs

Land Use Controls: GW CEA/WRA and resident. Biennial Certifications are required.

Last Document Delivered: Final 2022 Area D, I/J, and K

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site DP032

Site History:

Site 32 consists of the launching ends of five recovery systems test tracks and ancillary facilities. During fueling of the jet sleds, and during draining operations, fuel would flow into catch basins and ultimately into dry wells.

The Area H groundwater treatment system was installed and became operational in 1992. Contaminated soils between the tracks and at the former tank location were removed at the site pursuant to a ROD signed on

September 27, 1993. Confirmation sampling of the soil verified the removal of all contamination above action levels. LNAPL removal and PSS began in March 2019. P&T system offline.

Performance Objective:

• RA-O through POP

Access/Security Issues:

• Site is located at launch end of jet car test tracks

• Mandatory check in/out with PEVD

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Free product remains at this site

• Need to remove free product before regulators will consider a change in remedy

• Pending submittal (ESD vs. ROD Amendment): GWTS to MNA

Site: DP032 (Site 32, Area H, Launch End of the Test

Tracks)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-O RIP Date: 10/1997

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, naphthalene

Selected Remedy: Pump and Treat, Free Product Removal, MNA, LUCs

Land Use Controls: GW CEA/WRA and resident. Biennial

Certifications are required.

Last Document Delivered: Final 2022 Area H (DP032)

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site OW006

Site History:

Site 6 consists of a catapult test facility and associated support buildings. From 1958 until 1978, wastewater was pumped out into three holding ponds in the area. Wastes introduced into the ponds included hydraulic fluid, ethylene glycol, TCE and lubricating oil. The selected remedy for soil was excavation with on-site recycling. Excavation of contaminated soil was conducted in 1993. For groundwater, natural restoration was selected as the Remedy. From 2001 through 2006 bimetallic nanoscale particle treatment was implemented to treat the higher levels of contamination.

Performance Objective:

• RA-O through POP

• 1,4-Dioxane Step 2 Investigation

Access/Security Issues: Part of area includes test catapults and runway. Mandatory check in/out with PEVD

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Elevated levels of cVOCs remain at source areas

• Rate of natural attenuation appears to be reducing over time

• Contamination exists on off-base property.

• Tech Memo in progress - Modified COC list

Site: OW006 (Site 6, Area I, Catapult Test Facility)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-O RIP Date: 11/1999

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs (chlorinated)

Selected Remedy: Nano-particle injection, MNA, LUCs

Land Use Controls: GW CEA/WRA and resident. Biennial Certifications are required.

Last Document Delivered: Final 2022 Annual Report for

Areas D, I/J, and K

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site SA004

Site History:

Between 1958 and 1980, 55-gallon drums of dry cleaning solvent, trichloroethane and lubricating oil were stored at the site. Barrels reportedly leaked while in storage.

Stained soil was removed in the early 1980's. However, low levels of solvents have been found in site groundwater. A workplan for groundwater monitoring was established in January 1994. A Record of Decision was signed on July 7, 1997 for treatment of groundwater via aeration and continued monitoring. Groundwater treatment and monitoring are still being conducted at this site.

Performance Objective:

• RC within eight years

Access/Security Issues:

• Site is located at recovery end of jet car test tracks.

Mandatory check in/out with PEVD

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Levels of chlorinated VOCs in groundwater continue to remain above ARARs

• Tech Memo in progress - Modified COC list

Site: SA004 (Site 4, Area K, Deadload Maintenance Shop, Arresting End of Track 2)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-O RIP Date: 05/1998

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs (chlorinated)

Selected Remedy: Groundwater Aeration, MNA, LUCs

Land Use Controls: GW CEA/WRA and resident. Biennial

Certifications are required.

Last Document Delivered: Final 2022 Annual Report for Areas D, I/J, and K

Optimized Remediation Contract

Lakehurst Sites:

CERCLA NPL, Military Munition Response

Program (MMRP)

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site ZZ001

Site History:

The discoveries of munitions items and debris at this site indicated that further investigation was warranted to better define the actual distribution of ordnance-derived materials at this former practice bombing area. A SI was completed in July 2012 (instrument-aided visual survey, surface soil samples were collected); 5 sand-filled practice bomb casings were found and a total of 277 suspected anomalies were identified. During the RI, conducted in 2016, numerous 3" practice bombs were discovered. A FS for this site was completed in 2019. The

Proposed Plan for ZZ001 was finalized in February 2022. A Record of Decision for ZZ001 was finalized in August 2023.

Remedy includes LUCs with surface sweep every 5 years.

Performance Objective:

• LTM through POP

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy: None

Site: ZZ001 (Former Submarine Bombing Target)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, MMRP

Current Site Phase: LTM

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: Surface soil

Contaminants of Concern: MEC

Selected Remedy: LUCs with MEC Surface Clearance

Soil restriction, restriction to resident

Land Use Controls: Annual inspection, signage, Five Year

Review

Last Document Delivered: Final ROD August 2023

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site ZZ002

Site History:

This site was operated from the 1960s through the early 1990s. The Site was used by the EAF School for testing and development of anchoring gear systems

(e.g., LEA-20 earth anchor) prior to 1996. Available information indicates that no MEC are believed to exist at the site. A PA of the MALRE Site was performed in 2005. No MC was discovered during the RI and no action was recommended. A

No Action Proposed Plan is currently under regulatory review.

Performance Objective:

• SC within 3 years

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

EPA agreed to NFA; awaiting approval of RI Report for ZZ002, ZZ004, ZZ005 & ZZ006

Site: ZZ002 (MALRE Site)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, MMRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: None

Contaminants of Concern: None

Selected Remedy: No Further Action

Land Use Controls: None

Last Document Delivered: SI June 2011 (Draft Updated RI submitted July 2023, Draft Proposed Plan submitted Jan.

2022)

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

LAKEHURST Site ZZ006

Site History:

Consists of three separate areas, a Rifle Range, Pistol Range and Skeet Range, used from mid or late 1930s until

1975. Most of the former Rifle Range is fenced and is presently used by a New Jersey State Police unit for urban search-and-rescue training. Former Pistol Range and

Skeet Range are vacant. SI results indicated soil contained metals (exceeded action levels). Skeet range also contained

PAH above action levels. Filtered GW samples did not exceed standards. The detector-aided MEC clearance survey revealed no magnetic anomalies or indications of MEC. In 2016-2017, an EE/CA was prepared and a soil removal was conducted to address elevated metals and PAHs in soil. RI recommended

NFA. RI Report is currently under regulatory review.

Performance Objective:

• SC within 5 years

RPM: Mike Figura

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

EPA agreed to NFA; awaiting approval of RI Report for ZZ002, ZZ004, ZZ005 & ZZ006

Site: ZZ006 (Rifle, Skeet and Pistol Ranges)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, MMRP

Current Site Phase: RI

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: None

Contaminants of Concern: None

Selected Remedy: No Further Action

Land Use Controls: None

Last Document Delivered: Final RAR June 2017 (Draft

Updated RI submitted July 2023)

Optimized Remediation Contract

McGuire Sites:

Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA)

National Priorities List (NPL), Installation Restoration Program (IRP)

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site LF003

Site History:

12.7-acre former landfill that was in operation from 1950, possibly into the 1960s. Base-generated waste, possibly including drums of waste oil and miscellaneous industrial chemicals, were placed in LF-03. Daily burning reduced the volume of waste; however, it is estimated that 200,000 cubic yards of buried material are still located at the site. In Mar 2010, JBMDL notified EPA of the proposed use of a

Presumptive Remedy for source area. Draft FS was submitted to EPA in Mar 2014. EOD removed all items in 2015, 2016, and 2019. MEC/UXO construction completed in Jan 2023.

IRACR under review.

Performance Objective:

• RC within 1.5 years

• 1,4-Dioxane Step 2 Investigation

Access/Security Issues:

• Co-located with PFAS/Dioxane area and TS875c

• Solar farm currently being constructed over portions of this landfill. Access will need to be coordinated with the solar farm operator.

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Cap maintenance and inspections will need to be coordinated with the solar farm operator.

• MMRP Site TS875 located beneath landfill

Site: LF003 (OU1) (Landfill No. 2)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-C

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW, SW, and Soil

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, SVOCs, metals

Selected Remedy: quarterly groundwater and surface water monitoring, cap maintenance, LUC inspections

Land Use Controls: LUC for groundwater and soil (JBMDL

LUCIP)

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site LF004

Site History:

LF004 is a 2.5-acre former landfill that was in operation between 1956 and 1957. General refuse, including drums of unknown chemicals, scrap materials, and coal ash were buried there. The latest RI Addendum fieldwork was completed between 2010 and 2011. In Mar 2010, JBMDL notified the

EPA of the proposed use of a Presumptive Remedy for the source area wastes. No MPPEH identified; MEC/UXO construction as precaution; completed in Jan 2023. IRACR under review.

Performance Objective:

• RC within 1.5 years

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Mature forested area on portions of the landfill.

Site: LF004 (OU1) (Landfill No. 3)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-C

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW, SW, and soil

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, SVOCs, and metals

Selected Remedy: quarterly groundwater and surface water monitoring, cap maintenance, LUC inspections

LUCIP)

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site ST007

Site History:

Former DRMO used to store, repair, and sell surplus equipment and transfer and dispose of used petroleum products, hazardous wastes, and store out-of-service transformers. Contained buildings, a 10,000-gal UST and a drum storage area for chemical and petroleum wastes. UST was removed in 1994 along with associated contaminated soil.

In 1999, an IRA for disposal of PCB contaminated soil was completed. The NTCRA of the PCB contaminated soils was completed in July 2011 to remove and dispose of all remaining soil at ST007 that exceeded the TSCA unrestricted use standard for PCBs in soil. After soil removal, residual PCB contamination, resulting in LUCs and signage, was installed in

Jan 2023. IRACR under review.

Performance Objective:

• RC within 1.5 years

Access/Security Issues:

• Access will need to be coordinated with the solar farm operator.

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Overlaps LF003

• Cap maintenance and inspections will need to be coordinated with the solar farm operator.

Site: ST007 (OU1) (Defense Reutilization and Marketing

Office (DRMO) Storage Facility)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-C

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: Soil

Contaminants of Concern: PCBs, metals

Selected Remedy: LUCs for soil

Land Use Controls: LUC for soil (JBMDL LUCIP)

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS035

Site History:

Site was previously an area housing a 30,000-gallon diesel UST and other USTs containing fuel oil, Bunker “C” fuel, and de-icing fluid. Several oil water separators (OWSs), site buildings and diesel UST have been removed.

FS pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• RIP within 5 years of obligation

Access/Security Issues:

• Site is located along/near the aircraft parking apron and restricted area; site activities require proper credentials and coordination with Airfield Management and Security Forces Squadron policies.

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Compliance Sites OW518 (closed) and TU012 (DLA Site) are adjacent to Site SS035.

Site: SS035 (OU2, Buildings 1908, 1925, 1929, 1931, 1932, and 1937)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: SVOC, VOC, CVOC, Metals

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential use exist within the 2022 LUCIP Update.

Last Document: Draft Final FS

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS036

Site History:

Building 2305 and contamination associated with a former lime chip tank and former large concrete catch-basin containing waste solvents. Structures were removed as part of the OU2

Emergency Removal Action, including 14.3 tons of contaminated liquid/sludge, and 28 tons of concrete and contaminated soil (Final Removal Action Rpt, OU2, Site SS036 (Shaw, April 2012).

Contaminants of Concern identified in the OU2 Draft FS for the

SS036 area include CVOCs in soil, and SVOCs, CVOCs, VOCs, and Metals in groundwater (CB&I April 2014). FS pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• RIP within 5 years of obligation Access/Security Issues:

• SS036 is located beneath and adjacent to the Explosive

Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Flight, a secured building. Site activities must be coordinated with EOD leadership

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Free-phase NAPL (TCE) is present in subsurface soil and currently acts as a continual contaminant source to groundwater

Site: SS036 (OU2, Buildings 2300 and 3200 Series)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, CVOCs, Metals

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential use exist

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site LF023

Site History:

A former 30-acre landfill from the 1940’s used for general base-related waste, subsequently excavated for building development. Site currently covered with buildings, runway ramps, roadways and parking lots. LF023 is overlain by site

SS034.

Contaminants of Concern identified in the OU2 Draft FS for the

LF023/SS035 area include VOCs in soil and VOCs, SVOCs, and Metals for groundwater (CB&I April 2014).

FS pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• SC within 3 years of obligation

Access/Security Issues:

• Portions of site are located along/near the aircraft parking apron.

Site activities may need to be coordinated in accordance with

Airfield Management and Security Forces Squadron policies

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Site co-located with SS034; groundwater associated with SS034

• NFA site, following ROD

Site: LF023 (OU2, Landfill Under Ramp, Landfill No. 1)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW and soil

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, SVOCs, Metals

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential exist

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS018

Site History:

Located within SS036 site boundary, SS018 was not part of the OU2 RI; with EPA agreement, previously identified contamination at SS018 will be incorporated into OU2 sites beginning with the OU2 FS. Former polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) spill, the SS018 RI concluded no PCBs were found in groundwater. While no human health risk or hazard were identified for PCBs in soil, concentrations did exceed TSCA unrestricted use standards (1mg/kg).

Contaminants of Concern identified in the OU2 Draft FS for SS018 area include PCBs in soil only (CB&I April 2014).

FS pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• SC with 4 years of obligation

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• SS018 exits within the boundary of Site SS036

Site: SS018 (OU2, PCB Spill Site)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: Soil

Contaminants of Concern: PCB

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential use exist

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS034

Site History:

SS034 (Building 1708 and Building 1800 series) is a grouping of aircraft maintenance industrial facilities previously known as area of concern [AOC] - AOC6(B); site is located within the footprint of LF023/SS034.

Contaminants of Concern identified in the OU2 Draft FS for the LF023/SS035 area include VOCs in soil and VOCs, SVOCs, and Metals for groundwater (CB&I April 2014).

FS pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• RIP within 5 years of obligation

Access/Security Issues:

• Site is located along/near the aircraft parking apron and restricted area; site activities require proper credentials and coordination with Airfield Management and Security Forces Squadron policies

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Free-phase NAPL (BTEX) is present in subsurface soil and currently acts as a continual contaminant source to groundwater

Site: SS034 (OU2, Buildings 1708, 1800 Series)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW and Soil

Contaminants of Concern: VOC, SVOC, Metals

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential exist

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS037

Site History:

SS037 is comprised of Building 2415, the Auto Hobby Shop;

McGuire personnel may utilize the Shop to maintain their personal vehicles. Petroleum-based materials are used; waste oils, waste antifreeze, waste solvents and spent absorbents are generated.

OWS was removed in 2000 along with a waste oil UST.

FS pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• RIP within 5 years of obligation

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Compliance Site TU014 (closed) is co-located with Site

SS037.

Site: SS037 (OU2, Building 2415, Auto Hobby Shop)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: Metals (arsenic, cadmium, and iron above background levels)

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential use exist

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS038

Site History:

SS038 includes Building 3001, the Base Transportation Motor Pool, along with groundwater contamination near Building

3002 and fuel dispenser pumping islands, Buildings 3004 and

3006. Oil water separators are associated with Bldg. 3001 and 3005. A waster oil tank was removed in October 1993 (Shaw

RIR, 2013).

Contaminants of Concern identified in the OU2 Draft FS for the

SS038 area include VOC, SVOCs and Metals in groundwater only (CB&I April 2014).

FS pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• RIP within 5 years of obligation

Access/Security Issues:

• Site is located in a very high-traffic area vehicle maintenance yard.

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Compliance Site TU013 (closed) is adjacent to Site SS038.

Site: SS038 (OU2, Building 3001)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs, SVOCs, and Metals

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential use exist

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS039

Site History:

Grouping of industrial facilities located in the western portion of McGuire: includes Buildings 3321, 3322, 3325, and 3350.

Historic activities in these areas were associated with the

Engine Shop, Outdoor Wash Rack, and ANG Fuel Cell Repair Shop.

Contaminants of Concern identified in the OU2 Draft FS for the

SS039 area include Metals in groundwater only (CB&I April

2014).

FS pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• RIP within 5 years of obligation

Access/Security Issues:

• SS039 is located within the Air National Guard area and subject to additional coordination requirements regarding fieldwork activity, including coordination with ANG Environmental staff and ANG utility clearance processes.

RPM: Mike Wierman Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Compliance Sites TU026 (closed), TU027, and TU28 (closed) are in the vicinity of Site SS039.

Site: SS039 (OU2, Building 3300 Series and Building 3362)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: Metals (cadmium and thallium)

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential use exist

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS041

Site History:

Former golf course maintenance facilities located in the northeastern portion of McGuire; utilized large quantities of engine/lube oil, hydraulic oil, gear oil, and small quantities of paints, gasoline, grease, and antifreeze. Pesticide mixing was also conducted on the asphalt pavement in this area, adjacent to an area of exposed soil. Bldgs 1940, 1942, and 1943 are no longer present.

Contaminants of Concern identified in the OU2 Draft FS for the SS041 area include Metals in groundwater only (CB&I April

2014).

FS pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• RIP within 5 years of obligation

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy: None

Site: SS041 (OU2, Former Buildings 1940, 1942, 1943)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS RC Date: TBD

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: Metals

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential use exist

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS042

Site History:

Former Central Heat Plant; wastes generated consist of waste oils from oil changes of the compressor and spent absorbents from cleaning up small spills within the plant. Former use of coal to fuel the plant involved the storage of large quantities of coal and the generation of coal ash.

An unnamed tributary of South Run discharges approximately 250 feet northeast of Building 2101.

Contaminants of Concern identified in the OU2 Draft FS for the

SS035 area include SVOCs and PCBs in soil and PCBs, SVOCs and Metals in groundwater (CB&I April 2014).

FS pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• RC for soil within 5 years of obligation

• RA-O for GW through POP

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• TCE detections in the surface water and sediment near the South Run tributary discharge point are partly attributed to

OU2 Site SS036

Site: SS042 (OU2, Former Central Heat Plant, Building

2101)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW and Soil

Contaminants of Concern: SVOCs, Metals, PCBs

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential use exist

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site LF020

Site History:

5.5-acre landfill active from 1973 to 1976. Reportedly received general refuse : concrete, metal, wood, glass, paper, and plastic. In March 2010, JBMDL notified EPA that the Air Force is moving forward with a Presumptive Remedy ( containment cap) for the source area wastes. A TCRA of waste consolidation & grading at portions of landfill was completed in Jan 2013 to prepare the subgrade for the final remedy;

remainder of LF-20 will be addressed in the final OU3 remedy.

ROD finalized Sept 2019; RD approved July 2022. LF020 was capped in 2022. IRACR pending review.

Performance Objective:

• RC within 1.5 years

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Presumptive remedy

Site: LF020 (OU3) (Landfill No. 6)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-C

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW and soil

Contaminants of Concern: Landfill waste (presumptive remedy); arsenic, iron, and thallium in groundwater (Draft FS, CB&I)

Selected Remedy: quarterly groundwater and surface water monitoring, cap maintenance, LUC inspections

2022 LUCIP Update)

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site WP021

Site History:

WP021 was a dewatered sludge disposal site in the vicinity of LF002. It was an unlined area about one acre in size used between 1970 and 1980 to stockpile excess dewatered sludge generated in the former Wastewater Treatment Plant. The sludge stockpiles eventually grew to be about eight feet tall before the sludge was removed from the area by 1994. The latest RI fieldwork was completed between 2010 and 2012:

PCBs were identified in subsurface soils in one isolated location. ROD finalized Sept 2019; RD approved July 2022.

PCB removal was completed in 2023. IRACR pending review.

Performance Objective:

• SC within three years

Access/Security Issues:

• Site is located in airfield clear zone; coordination with Airfield Management required

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• PFAS site

• NFA for legacy contaminants pending IRACR

Site: WP021 (OU3) (Waste Water Treatment Plant Sludge

Disposal Area)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-C

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: Soil

Contaminants of Concern: PCBs, groundwater at site associated with site LF002

Selected Remedy: Excavation

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site LF002

Site History:

LF002 is a former 25-acre landfill in operation from 1958 to the early 1970s adjacent to a tributary of South Run and the former wastewater treatment plant. General base refuse, coal ash, and miscellaneous industrial chemicals were placed there and covered with sandy soil. In March 2010, JBMDL-McGuire notified the EPA of the proposed use of the Landfill Presumptive Remedy (i.e., containment) for the source area wastes.

ROD finalized Sept 2019; RD approved July 2022. LF002 capped 2023. IRACR pending review.

Performance Objective:

• RC within 1.5 years

Access/Security Issues:

• Site is located in airfield clear zone; coordination with Airfield Management required

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy: None

Site: LF002 (OU3) (Landfill No. 4)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-C

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW and soil

Contaminants of Concern: Landfill waste (presumptive remedy); PCB in subsurface soil; and benzene, vinyl chloride, arsenic, iron, and thallium in groundwater

Selected Remedy: quarterly groundwater and surface water monitoring, cap maintenance, LUC inspections

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site LF019

Site History:

5.5-acre former landfill active from 1970 to 1973. Reportedly, construction debris, coal ash, scrap metal wastes and possibly chemical wastes were placed there. Waste material was routinely burned to reduce the volume. In Mar 2010, JBMDL notified the EPA of the proposed use of the Landfill

Presumptive Remedy (containment). A TCRA of waste consolidation, grading and capping in southern portion of landfill was done in Jan 2013 with 2-ft engineered soil cap.

The remainder of LF019 will be addressed in the final remedy.

TCRA completed in 2023 to remove spent munitions. Draft

ROD submitted Sept 2022; RD being prepared.

Performance Objective:

• RC within 2.5 years

Access/Security Issues:

• Site is located in airfield clear zone; coordination with Airfield Management required

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy: None

Site: LF019 (OU3) (Landfill No. 5)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: ROD

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW, SW, and soil

Contaminants of Concern: Landfill waste (presumptive remedy); PCB in surface soil; groundwater is comingled with upgradient site LF-02 groundwater COCs (Draft FS, CB&I)

Selected Remedy: 2-ft soil covers, GW and SW monitoring, LUC inspections, hot spot removals

Land Use Controls: Elective CEA for groundwater and elective LUC for soil (JBMDL 2022 LUCIP Update).

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site ST009

Site History:

ST-09 is a 14-acre fuel storage facility in operation since 1963.

The facility has five ASTs storing JP-8. Fuels previously stored included AVGAS and JP-4. Several significant historical releases have been reported dating back to 1967. Several pilot recovery system tests were conducted including bioventing and bioslurping tests. The Final OU4 RIR Addendum was completed in Jan2013. Based on an

Aug2011 gauging event., the free-phase LNAPL ranged from

309,100 to 187,300 gallons. The free product plume has not reached surface water. ROD signed in April 2022; RD finalized in July 2023. Remedial system construction in progress.

Performance Objective:

• RA-O through POP

Access/Security Issues:

• Active Fuel Tank Farm; cannot be shutdown for extended periods

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Part of the site located underneath the ASTs

Site: ST009 (OU4) (Bulk Fuel Storage Area)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: RA-C

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW, SW, SD, LNAPL

Contaminants of Concern: LNAPL, VOCs, SVOCs, metals

Selected Remedy: Natural source zone depletion, with skimming, biovent, & TISR optimization, LUC inspections

2022 LUCIP Update).

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS024

Site History:

A number of structures that included a maintenance hangar, an aircraft wash rack, and an oil water separator were demolished to make way for the new C-17 Hangar. These structures primarily housed aircraft maintenance facilities in which operations utilized and site contamination resulted from chlorinated and non-chlorinated solvents and fuels.

Remedial approach is MNA.

Revised PP pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• RIP within 2.5 years of obligation Access/Security Issues:

• SS024 is located along/near the aircraft parking apron and is within a Restricted Area; site activities must be coordinated in accordance with Airfield Management and

Security Force Squadron policies. Prime contractor staff will require Restricted Area badging

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Facility is an active Restricted Area aircraft hangar and activities will also require facility management coordination.

Site: SS024 (OU5, C-17 Hangar)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: VOCs

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: Elective land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential use exist within the 2022 LUCIP Update.

Last Document: Final FS of February 2021

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS025

Site History:

SS025 is approximately 24 acres and is comprised of three former pesticides shops (former Buildings 3205, 3207 and

3208); pesticide mixing occurred both within and outside site buildings. SS025 is directly south and hydraulically upgradient of OU1 Sites LF003 and ST007.

Remedial approach is soil excavation (off-site disposal) and GW source removal and MNA.

Revised PP pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• RC within 3 years of obligation

• RA-O for GW through POP

Access/Security Issues:

• Active contractor’s lot, advanced planning required with Civil

Engineering Squadron RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• Currently SS025 is utilized as a contractor equipment storage area and RV storage area. The contractor lot is covered with crushed stone and milled asphalt up to 18 inches thick; the RV storage is an asphalt parking area

Site: SS025 (OU5, Former Pesticide Shop)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW and Soil

Contaminants of Concern: Pesticides, Metals

Selected Remedy: TBD

Land Use Controls: Elective land-use restrictions for surface and subsurface disturbance, groundwater, and residential use

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site SS026

Site History:

SS026 is roughly a 3-acre site on the former Falcon Creek Golf Course located within the east central section of JB MDL.

The site consists of the former Golf Course Pesticide Mixing

Shop which was located about 400 feet north of South Run and 300 feet east of the fourth hole on the former Falcon

Creek Golf Course. A Non-Time Critical Removal Action removed approximately 6,639 tons of pesticide contaminated soil in May 2013. Soil and groundwater achieved remedial goals. NFA site.

Revised PP pending resolution of revised NJDEP standards.

Performance Objective:

• SC within 2 years of obligation

Access/Security Issues: None

RPM: Mike Wierman

Issues/Challenges/Noteworthy:

• SS026 Non-Time Critical Removal Action revealed the discovery of incendiary munitions in 2013. Subsequent to an additional investigation and incendiary munition removal, JBMDL, EPA, and NJDEP have agreed that all related munitions have been removed and no additional related investigation or removal is required.

Site: SS026 (OU5, Golf Course Pesticide Mixing Shop)

Regulatory Framework: CERCLA NPL, IRP

Current Site Phase: FS RC Date: TBD

Unacceptable Risk/Hazards: GW

Contaminants of Concern: Pesticides, Cadmium

Selected Remedy: NFA

Land Use Controls: Elective land-use restrictions for munitions

JBMDL ORC Pre-Bid Site Visit –

MCGUIRE Site ST022

Site History:

Former fuel discharge site (1988 ruptured pipeline) located beneath a southern section of the main aircraft parking apron south aircraft parking row J, south of Building 1757. Large concrete storm drains beneath aircraft apron channel a branch of South Run and ultimately terminate at outfalls to another

South Run tributary north of OU6. ST022 boundaries overlap with compliance…