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W912DS22B0005

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or print)

30-105-04EXCEPTION TO SF 30

APPROVED BY OIRM 11-84

STANDARD FORM 30 (Rev. 10-83) Prescribed by GSA

FAR (48 CFR) 53.243

The purpose of this amendment is to:

1. Update and revise the SOW

2. Update and revise the Price Schedule

NOTE: Bidders must acknow ledge receipt of this amendment by the date specif ied in the solicitation (or as amended) by one of the follow ing methods: In the space provided on the SF1442, by separate letter, or by signing the block 15 below . FAILURE TO ACKNOWLEDGE AMENDMENTS BY THE DATE AND TIME SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR BID IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LATE BID, LATE

MODIFICATIONS OF BIDS OR LATE WITHDRAWAL OF BIDS (FAR 14.304).

1. CONTRACT ID CODE PAGE OF PAGES

J 1 65

16A. NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER (Type or print)

16C. DATE SIGNED

BY 30-Jun-2022

16B. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA15C. DATE SIGNED15B. CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR

(Signature of Contracting Officer)(Signature of person authorized to sign)

8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (No., Street , County, State and Zip Code) X W912DS22B0005

X 9B. DATED (SEE ITEM 11)

15-Mar-2022

10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NO.

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

X The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offer is extended, X is not extended.

Offer must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended by one of the following methods:

(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted;

or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN

REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required)

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS.

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE

CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(B).

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER (Specify type of modification and authority)

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not, is required to sign this document and return copies to the issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

10A. MOD. OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.

2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO. 5. PROJECT NO.(If applicable)

6. ISSUED BY

3. EFFECTIVE DATE

30-Jun-2022

CODE

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, NEW YORK

26 FEDERAL PLAZA, RM 16-300

NEW YORK NY 10278-0090

W912DS 7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than item 6)

4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQ. NO.

CODE

See Item 6

FACILITY CODECODE

EMAIL:TEL:

SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

SECTION B - SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES

The following have been modified:

PRICE SCHEDULE

Price Schedule

ITEM Description Est Qty

Unit of

Issue

Price

1st Year Unit Price

1st Year Ext

Price 0001AA Sampling-Mob/Demob - Vibracore 1 unit

0001AB Sampling-Mob/Demob - Split Spoon 1 unit

0001AC Sampling-1st Vibracore, per sample 1 unit

0001AD Sampling-Additional Vibracores, per sample 1 unit

0001AE Sampling-Split Spoon, per sample 1 unit

0001AF Sampling-Grab, per sample 1 unit

0001AG Sampling-Grab, per 5 gals 1 unit

0001AH Sampling-Compositing 1 unit

0001AJ Grain Size Analysis 1 unit

0001AK % Moisture & Moisture Content 1 unit

0001AL Specific Gravity 1 unit

0001AM Bulk Density-wet 1 unit

0001AN Plasticity Indices 1 unit

0001AP TSS 1 unit

0001AQ %TOC 1 unit

0001AR Sediment-Hg 150 unit

0001AS Sediment-Metals (8) 150 unit

0001AT Sediment-PAHs/Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0001AU Sediment-Pesticides 10 unit

0001AV Sediment-PCBs congeners 10 unit

0001AW Sediment-PCBs & Pesticides 150 unit

0001AX Sediment-Total PCBs (with) 1 unit

0001AY Sediment-Total PCBs (without) 1 unit

0001AZ Sediment-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0001BA Water-Hg 150 unit

0001BB Water-Metals (7) 150 unit

0001BC Water-Pesticides 10 unit

0001BD Water-PCBs (congeners) 10 unit

0001BE Water-PCBs & Pesticides 150 unit

0001BF Water-Total PCBs, with 1 unit

0001BG Water-Total PCBs, without 1 unit

0001BH Water-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0001BJ Water-Prepare Elutriate 10 unit

0001BK Tissue-Hg 150 unit

0001BL Tissue-Metals (7) 150 unit

0001BM Tissue-PAHs/Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0001BN Tissue-Pesticides 10 unit

0001BP Tissue-PCBs (congeners) 10 unit

0001BQ Tissue-PCBs/Pesticides 150 unit

0001BR Tissue-Total PCBs (with) 1 unit

0001BS Tissue-Total PCBs (without) 1 unit

0001BT Tissue-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0001BU Tissue-Total Lipid, Bligh and Dyer 10 unit

0001BV Statistics 10 unit

0001BW PN Tables 5 unit

0001BX SPLP Prep-Volatiles 50 unit

0001BY SPLP Prep-Other 50 unit

0001BZ Modified Elutriate Test Prep 5 unit

0001CA TCLP Prep-Lead 5 unit

0001CB TCLP Prep-Other 5 unit

0001CC Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Inorganics/Metals

150 unit

0001CD Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Hg 150 unit

0001CE Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Cyanide 150 unit

0001CF Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Volatiles

150 unit

0001CG Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) PAHs & Semi-volatiles

150 unit

0001CH Sediment-NJDEP Pesticides 150 unit

0001CJ Sediment-NYSDEC TOGS Pesticides 150 unit

0001CK Sediment-NYSDEC Table 375-6.8(b) Pesticides 50 unit

0001CL Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Aroclors 150 unit

0001CM Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium 150 unit

0001CN Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Chlorinated Herbicides 150 unit

0001CP Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0001CQ Sediment-NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 1

150 unit

0001CR Sediment-NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 2

150 unit

0001CS Water-NJDEP Inorganics/Metals 150 unit

0001CT Water-NJDEP Hg 150 unit

0001CU Water-NJDEP Cyanide 150 unit

0001CV Water-NJDEP Volatiles 150 unit

0001CW Water-NJDEP PAHs & Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0001CX Water-NJDEP Pesticides 150 unit

0001CY Water-NJDEP Aroclors 150 unit

0001CZ Water-NJDEP Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium 150 unit

0001DA Water-NJDEP Chlorinated Herbicides 150 unit

0001DB Water-NJDEP Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0001DC Water-NJDEP Oil & Grease & Petroleum Hydrocarbons 150 unit

0001DD Water-NJDEP Ammonia (Total) 150 unit

0001DE Water-NJDEP Chloride Ion 150 unit

0001DF Water-NJDEP pH 150 unit

0001DG Water-NJDEP EPA Method 8141 analytes (organophosphorus pesticides)

20 unit

Total 1st Year Ext Price

Unit of

Issue

Price

2nd Year Unit Price

2nd Year Ext

Price 0002AA Sampling-Mob/Demob - Vibracore 1 unit

0002AB Sampling-Mob/Demob - Split Spoon 1 unit

0002AC Sampling-1st Vibracore, per sample 1 unit

0002AD Sampling-Additional Vibracores, per sample 1 unit

0002AE Sampling-Split Spoon, per sample 1 unit

0002AF Sampling-Grab, per sample 1 unit

0002AG Sampling-Grab, per 5 gals 1 unit

0002AH Sampling-Compositing 1 unit

0002AJ Grain Size Analysis 1 unit

0002AK % Moisture & Moisture Content 1 unit

0002AL Specific Gravity 1 unit

0002AM Bulk Density-wet 1 unit

0002AN Plasticity Indices 1 unit

0002AP TSS 1 unit

0002AQ %TOC 1 unit

0002AR Sediment-Hg 150 unit

0002AS Sediment-Metals (8) 150 unit

0002AT Sediment-PAHs/Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0002AU Sediment-Pesticides 10 unit

0002AV Sediment-PCBs congeners 10 unit

0002AW Sediment-PCBs & Pesticides 150 unit

0002AX Sediment-Total PCBs (with) 1 unit

0002AY Sediment-Total PCBs (without) 1 unit

0002AZ Sediment-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0002BA Water-Hg 150 unit

0002BB Water-Metals (7) 150 unit

0002BC Water-Pesticides 10 unit

0002BD Water-PCBs (congeners) 10 unit

0002BE Water-PCBs & Pesticides 150 unit

0002BF Water-Total PCBs, with 1 unit

0002BG Water-Total PCBs, without 1 unit

0002BH Water-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0002BJ Water-Prepare Elutriate 10 unit

0002BK Tissue-Hg 150 unit

0002BL Tissue-Metals (7) 150 unit

0002BM Tissue-PAHs/Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0002BN Tissue-Pesticides 10 unit

0002BP Tissue-PCBs (congeners) 10 unit

0002BQ Tissue-PCBs/Pesticides 150 unit

0002BR Tissue-Total PCBs (with) 1 unit

0002BS Tissue-Total PCBs (without) 1 unit

0002BT Tissue-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0002BU Tissue-Total Lipid, Bligh and Dyer 10 unit

0002BV Statistics 10 unit

0002BW PN Tables 5 unit

0002BX SPLP Prep-Volatiles 50 unit

0002BY SPLP Prep-Other 50 unit

0002BZ Modified Elutriate Test Prep 5 unit

0002CA TCLP Prep-Lead 10 unit

0002CB TCLP Prep-Other 10 unit

0002CC Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Inorganics/Metals

150 unit

0002CD Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Hg 150 unit

0002CE Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Cyanide 150 unit

0002CF Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Volatiles

150 unit

0002CG Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) PAHs & Semi-volatiles

150 unit

0002CH Sediment-NJDEP Pesticides 150 unit

0002CJ Sediment-NYSDEC TOGS Pesticides 150 unit

0002CK Sediment-NYSDEC Table 375-6.8(b) Pesticides 50 unit

0002CL Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Aroclors 150 unit

0002CM Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium 150 unit

0002CN Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Chlorinated Herbicides 150 unit

0002CP Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0002CQ Sediment-NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 1

150 unit

0002CR Sediment-NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 2

150 unit

0002CS Water-NJDEP Inorganics/Metals 150 unit

0002CT Water-NJDEP Hg 150 unit

0002CU Water-NJDEP Cyanide 150 unit

0002CV Water-NJDEP Volatiles 150 unit

0002CW Water-NJDEP PAHs & Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0002CX Water-NJDEP Pesticides 150 unit

0002CY Water-NJDEP Aroclors 150 unit

0002CZ Water-NJDEP Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium 150 unit

0002DA Water-NJDEP Chlorinated Herbicides 150 unit

0002DB Water-NJDEP Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0002DC Water-NJDEP Oil & Grease & Petroleum Hydrocarbons 150 unit

0002DD Water-NJDEP Ammonia (Total) 150 unit

0002DE Water-NJDEP Chloride Ion 150 unit

0002DF Water-NJDEP pH 150 unit

0002DG Water-NJDEP EPA Method 8141 analytes (organophosphorus pesticides)

20 unit

Total 2nd Year

Unit of

Issue

Price

3rd Year Unit Price

3rd Year Ext

Price 0003AA Sampling-Mob/Demob - Vibracore 1 unit

0003AB Sampling-Mob/Demob - Split Spoon 1 unit

0003AC Sampling-1st Vibracore, per sample 1 unit

0003AD Sampling-Additional Vibracores, per sample 1 unit

0003AE Sampling-Split Spoon, per sample 1 unit

0003AF Sampling-Grab, per sample 1 unit

0003AG Sampling-Grab, per 5 gals 1 unit

0003AH Sampling-Compositing 1 unit

0003AJ Grain Size Analysis 1 unit

0003AK % Moisture & Moisture Content 1 unit

0003AL Specific Gravity 1 unit

0003AM Bulk Density-wet 1 unit

0003AN Plasticity Indices 1 unit

0003AP TSS 1 unit

0003AQ %TOC 1 unit

0003AR Sediment-Hg 150 unit

0003AS Sediment-Metals (8) 150 unit

0003AT Sediment-PAHs/Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0003AU Sediment-Pesticides 10 unit

0003AV Sediment-PCBs congeners 10 unit

0003AW Sediment-PCBs & Pesticides 150 unit

0003AX Sediment-Total PCBs (with) 1 unit

0003AY Sediment-Total PCBs (without) 1 unit

0003AZ Sediment-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0003BA Water-Hg 150 unit

0003BB Water-Metals (7) 150 unit

0003BC Water-Pesticides 10 unit

0003BD Water-PCBs (congeners) 10 unit

0003BE Water-PCBs & Pesticides 150 unit

0003BF Water-Total PCBs, with 1 unit

0003BG Water-Total PCBs, without 1 unit

0003BH Water-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0003BJ Water-Prepare Elutriate 10 unit

0003BK Tissue-Hg 150 unit

0003BL Tissue-Metals (7) 150 unit

0003BM Tissue-PAHs/Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0003BN Tissue-Pesticides 10 unit

0003BP Tissue-PCBs (congeners) 10 unit

0003BQ Tissue-PCBs/Pesticides 150 unit

0003BR Tissue-Total PCBs (with) 1 unit

0003BS Tissue-Total PCBs (without) 1 unit

0003BT Tissue-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0003BU Tissue-Total Lipid, Bligh and Dyer 10 unit

0003BV Statistics 10 unit

0003BW PN Tables 5 unit

0003BX SPLP Prep-Volatiles 50 unit

0003BY SPLP Prep-Other 50 unit

0003BZ Modified Elutriate Test Prep 5 unit

0003CA TCLP Prep-Lead 10 unit

0003CB TCLP Prep-Other 10 unit

0003CC Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Inorganics/Metals

150 unit

0003CD Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Hg 150 unit

0003CE Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Cyanide 150 unit

0003CF Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Volatiles

150 unit

0003CG Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) PAHs & Semi-volatiles

150 unit

0003CH Sediment-NJDEP Pesticides 150 unit

0003CJ Sediment-NYSDEC TOGS Pesticides 150 unit

0003CK Sediment-NYSDEC Table 375-6.8(b) Pesticides 50 unit

0003CL Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Aroclors 150 unit

0003CM Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium 150 unit

0003CN Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Chlorinated Herbicides 150 unit

0003CP Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0003CQ Sediment-NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 1

150 unit

0003CR Sediment-NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 2

150 unit

0003CS Water-NJDEP Inorganics/Metals 150 unit

0003CT Water-NJDEP Hg 150 unit

0003CU Water-NJDEP Cyanide 150 unit

0003CV Water-NJDEP Volatiles 150 unit

0003CW Water-NJDEP PAHs & Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0003CX Water-NJDEP Pesticides 150 unit

0003CY Water-NJDEP Aroclors 150 unit

0003CZ Water-NJDEP Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium 150 unit

0003DA Water-NJDEP Chlorinated Herbicides 150 unit

0003DB Water-NJDEP Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0003DC Water-NJDEP Oil & Grease & Petroleum Hydrocarbons 150 unit

0003DD Water-NJDEP Ammonia (Total) 150 unit

0003DE Water-NJDEP Chloride Ion 150 unit

0003DF Water-NJDEP pH 150 unit

0003DG Water-NJDEP EPA Method 8141 analytes (organophosphorus pesticides)

20 unit

Total 3rd Year

Unit of

Issue

Price

4th Year Unit Price

4th Year Ext

Price 0004AA Sampling-Mob/Demob - Vibracore 1 unit

0004AB Sampling-Mob/Demob - Split Spoon 1 unit

0004AC Sampling-1st Vibracore, per sample 1 unit

0004AD Sampling-Additional Vibracores, per sample 1 unit

0004AE Sampling-Split Spoon, per sample 1 unit

0004AF Sampling-Grab, per sample 1 unit

0004AG Sampling-Grab, per 5 gals 1 unit

0004AH Sampling-Compositing 1 unit

0004AJ Grain Size Analysis 1 unit

0004AK % Moisture & Moisture Content 1 unit

0004AL Specific Gravity 1 unit

0004AM Bulk Density-wet 1 unit

0004AN Plasticity Indices 1 unit

0004AP TSS 1 unit

0004AQ %TOC 1 unit

0004AR Sediment-Hg 150 unit

0004AS Sediment-Metals (8) 150 unit

0004AT Sediment-PAHs/Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0004AU Sediment-Pesticides 10 unit

0004AV Sediment-PCBs congeners 10 unit

0004AW Sediment-PCBs & Pesticides 150 unit

0004AX Sediment-Total PCBs (with) 1 unit

0004AY Sediment-Total PCBs (without) 1 unit

0004AZ Sediment-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0004BA Water-Hg 150 unit

0004BB Water-Metals (7) 150 unit

0004BC Water-Pesticides 10 unit

0004BD Water-PCBs (congeners) 10 unit

0004BE Water-PCBs & Pesticides 150 unit

0004BF Water-Total PCBs, with 1 unit

0004BG Water-Total PCBs, without 1 unit

0004BH Water-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0004BJ Water-Prepare Elutriate 10 unit

0004BK Tissue-Hg 150 unit

0004BL Tissue-Metals (7) 150 unit

0004BM Tissue-PAHs/Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0004BN Tissue-Pesticides 10 unit

0004BP Tissue-PCBs (congeners) 10 unit

0004BQ Tissue-PCBs/Pesticides 150 unit

0004BR Tissue-Total PCBs (with) 1 unit

0004BS Tissue-Total PCBs (without) 1 unit

0004BT Tissue-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0004BU Tissue-Total Lipid, Bligh and Dyer 10 unit

0004BV Statistics 10 unit

0004BW PN Tables 5 unit

0004BX SPLP Prep-Volatiles 50 unit

0004BY SPLP Prep-Other 50 unit

0004BZ Modified Elutriate Test Prep 5 unit

0004CA TCLP Prep-Lead 10 unit

0004CB TCLP Prep-Other 10 unit

0004CC Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Inorganics/Metals

150 unit

0004CD Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Hg 150 unit

0004CE Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Cyanide 150 unit

0004CF Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Volatiles

150 unit

0004CG Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) PAHs & Semi-volatiles

150 unit

0004CH Sediment-NJDEP Pesticides 150 unit

0004CJ Sediment-NYSDEC TOGS Pesticides 150 unit

0004CK Sediment-NYSDEC Table 375-6.8(b) Pesticides 50 unit

0004CL Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Aroclors 150 unit

0004CM Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium 150 unit

0004CN Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Chlorinated Herbicides 150 unit

0004CP Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0004CQ Sediment-NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 1

150 unit

0004CR Sediment-NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 2

150 unit

0004CS Water-NJDEP Inorganics/Metals 150 unit

0004CT Water-NJDEP Hg 150 unit

0004CU Water-NJDEP Cyanide 150 unit

0004CV Water-NJDEP Volatiles 150 unit

0004CW Water-NJDEP PAHs & Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0004CX Water-NJDEP Pesticides 150 unit

0004CY Water-NJDEP Aroclors 150 unit

0004CZ Water-NJDEP Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium 150 unit

0004DA Water-NJDEP Chlorinated Herbicides 150 unit

0004DB Water-NJDEP Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0004DC Water-NJDEP Oil & Grease & Petroleum Hydrocarbons 150 unit

0004DD Water-NJDEP Ammonia (Total) 150 unit

0004DE Water-NJDEP Chloride Ion 150 unit

0004DF Water-NJDEP pH 150 unit

0004DG Water-NJDEP EPA Method 8141 analytes (organophosphorus pesticides)

20 unit

Total 4th Year

Unit of

Issue

Price

5th Year Unit Price

5th Year Ext

Price 0005AA Sampling-Mob/Demob - Vibracore 1 unit

0005AB Sampling-Mob/Demob - Split Spoon 1 unit

0005AC Sampling-1st Vibracore, per sample 1 unit

0005AD Sampling-Additional Vibracores, per sample 1 unit

0005AE Sampling-Split Spoon, per sample 1 unit

0005AF Sampling-Grab, per sample 1 unit

0005AG Sampling-Grab, per 5 gals 1 unit

0005AH Sampling-Compositing 1 unit

0005AJ Grain Size Analysis 1 unit

0005AK % Moisture & Moisture Content 1 unit

0005AL Specific Gravity 1 unit

0005AM Bulk Density-wet 1 unit

0005AN Plasticity Indices 1 unit

0005AP TSS 1 unit

0005AQ %TOC 1 unit

0005AR Sediment-Hg 150 unit

0005AS Sediment-Metals (8) 150 unit

0005AT Sediment-PAHs/Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0005AU Sediment-Pesticides 10 unit

0005AV Sediment-PCBs congeners 10 unit

0005AW Sediment-PCBs & Pesticides 150 unit

0005AX Sediment-Total PCBs (with) 1 unit

0005AY Sediment-Total PCBs (without) 1 unit

0005AZ Sediment-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0005BA Water-Hg 150 unit

0005BB Water-Metals (7) 150 unit

0005BC Water-Pesticides 10 unit

0005BD Water-PCBs (congeners) 10 unit

0005BE Water-PCBs & Pesticides 150 unit

0005BF Water-Total PCBs, with 1 unit

0005BG Water-Total PCBs, without 1 unit

0005BH Water-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0005BJ Water-Prepare Elutriate 10 unit

0005BK Tissue-Hg 150 unit

0005BL Tissue-Metals (7) 150 unit

0005BM Tissue-PAHs/Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0005BN Tissue-Pesticides 10 unit

0005BP Tissue-PCBs (congeners) 10 unit

0005BQ Tissue-PCBs/Pesticides 150 unit

0005BR Tissue-Total PCBs (with) 1 unit

0005BS Tissue-Total PCBs (without) 1 unit

0005BT Tissue-Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0005BU Tissue-Total Lipid, Bligh and Dyer 10 unit

0005BV Statistics 10 unit

0005BW PN Tables 5 unit

0005BX SPLP Prep-Volatiles 50 unit

0005BY SPLP Prep-Other 50 unit

0005BZ Modified Elutriate Test Prep 5 unit

0005CA TCLP Prep-Lead 10 unit

0005CB TCLP Prep-Other 10 unit

0005CC Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Inorganics/Metals

150 unit

0005CD Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Hg 150 unit

0005CE Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Cyanide 150 unit

0005CF Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Volatiles

150 unit

0005CG Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) PAHs & Semi-volatiles

150 unit

0005CH Sediment-NJDEP Pesticides 150 unit

0005CJ Sediment-NYSDEC TOGS Pesticides 150 unit

0005CK Sediment-NYSDEC Table 375-6.8(b) Pesticides 50 unit

0005CL Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Aroclors 150 unit

0005CM Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium 150 unit

0005CN Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Chlorinated Herbicides 150 unit

0005CP Sediment-NJDEP/NYSDEC Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0005CQ Sediment-NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 1

150 unit

0005CR Sediment-NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 2

150 unit

0005CS Water-NJDEP Inorganics/Metals 150 unit

0005CT Water-NJDEP Hg 150 unit

0005CU Water-NJDEP Cyanide 150 unit

0005CV Water-NJDEP Volatiles 150 unit

0005CW Water-NJDEP PAHs & Semi-volatiles 150 unit

0005CX Water-NJDEP Pesticides 150 unit

0005CY Water-NJDEP Aroclors 150 unit

0005CZ Water-NJDEP Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium 150 unit

0005DA Water-NJDEP Chlorinated Herbicides 150 unit

0005DB Water-NJDEP Dioxins/Furans 150 unit

0005DC Water-NJDEP Oil & Grease & Petroleum Hydrocarbons 150 unit

0005DD Water-NJDEP Ammonia (Total) 150 unit

0005DE Water-NJDEP Chloride Ion 150 unit

0005DF Water-NJDEP pH 150 unit

0005DG Water-NJDEP EPA Method 8141 analytes (organophosphorus pesticides)

20 unit

Total 5th Year

Total 1st Year Extended Price $_______________________________________

Total 2nd Year Extended Price $_______________________________________

Total 3rd Year Extended Price $________________________________________

Total 4th Year Extended Price $________________________________________

Total 5th Year Extended Price $________________________________________

Total All Years Extended Price $_______________________________________

Notes To Bidders

1. There are five tables in the “Price Schedule” in Section B. The Price Schedule has a listing of requirements that will be part of the basic IDIQ contracts. All Bidders must fill in prices for each item for

Years 1-5 for Unit Price and Ext (Extended) Price. The estimated quantity is the government’s estimate as to the usage of each item for each year of the contract. All bidders must fill in the Total for each year’s Extended Price as well as the Total All Years Extended Price.

2. Prices will be evaluated according to the Price Schedule provided in Section B. For the purpose of evaluating price, the lowest bidder will be the bidder with the lowest price for “Total All Years Extended Price”.

3. While estimated quantities are the government’s best estimate of anticipated usage for each year of the contract, the actual usage may be more or less for each item.

4. One contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder who has currently (within the last 18 months) demonstrated to EPA, Region 2, through submission of actual data, that they are capable of performing work in our program. A bidder will be considered to have demonstrated they are capable if we have documentation from EPA, Region 2 (within the last 18 months) stating that the laboratory has submitted data that is fully acceptable or acceptable with qualification, or that they have satisfied Demonstration of Capability (DOC) requirements for the NYD/EPA, Region 2 dredged material testing program.

5. An acceptable Work/QA plan and Accident Prevent Plan are required prior to performing actual sampling and testing.

6. If there are any questions about the solicitation’s requirements, bidders should inquire prior to bidding on the work. All questions should be submitted to the Contract Specialist, Nicole Fauntleroy at nicole.fauntleroy@usace.army.mil.

SECTION C - DESCRIPTIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS

The following have been modified:

STATEMENT OF WORK

STATEMENT

OF WORK

CHEMISTRY

Sampling and Testing of Dredged Material Proposed for Ocean Disposal and Upland Placement (Physical and Chemical

Analyses)

1. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES TO BE PERFORMED: The majority of work to be performed under this contract consists of sampling and testing of dredged material for placement at the Historic Area Remediation Site (HARS) following procedures described in the 2016 US Army Corps of Engineers New York District/EPA Region 2 Guidance for Performing Tests on Dredged Material Proposed for Ocean Disposal (aka. Regional Testing Manual) (http://www.nan.usace.army.mil/Portals/37/docs/regulatory/Formdoc/F INAL_NYD- R2_REGIONAL_TESTINGMANUAL-APRIL%202016.pdf) and the 1991 EPA/USACE, Evaluation of Dredged Material Proposed for Ocean Disposal (aka. the Green Book) (https://www.epa.gov/sites/production/files/2015-

10/documents/green_book.pdf), including subsequent updates to these two documents.

There will be additional work for sampling and testing of dredged material proposed for upland placement following the procedures described in the October 1997, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) technical manual entitled “The Management and Regulation of Dredging Activities and Dredged Material in New Jersey’s Tidal Waters” (http://www.nj.gov/dep/passaicdocs/docs/NJDOTSupportingCosts/DREDGING-NJ%20MANUAL- 1997.pdf) and in the November 2004, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) manual, entitled “Technical & Operational Guidance Series (TOGS) 5.1.9 In-Water and Riparian Management of Sediment and Dredged Material”, https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/water_pdf/togs519.pdf, including subsequent updates to these two documents.

Delivery orders would include all or some of the following:

sediment and water collection (on contractor-supplied ship);

sample handling, processing, and shipping; physical and chemical analyses;

QA/QC procedures and necessary corrective actions. Reports containing the sampling logs, all testing results and QA/QC information in a format required by the New York District Corps of Engineers (NYD) and/or NJDEP/NYSDEC would have to be provided by the contractor for each delivery order. A Work/QA Plan and an Accident Prevention Plan (APP) prepared by the contractor and approved by NYD would be required prior to any sampling or testing.

A Work/QA Plan must include: descriptions of all technical procedures for field sampling, laboratory analyses (e.g., chemical, physical) for HARS and upland testing, data reduction and validation, and reporting; clearly written standard operating procedures (SOP) for all field, experimental and analytical procedures; clearly defined QA objectives that are consistent with the regulations, Regional Testing Manual, Green Book, TOGS, and NJDEP Technical Manual (1997), a permit application; mechanisms for conducting performance and systems audits during the course of the field laboratory work; and procedures for detecting problems with the sampling and analytical work, and implementing corrective actions in a timely manner.

All sampling would be performed within the Port of New York & New Jersey, all Federal Navigation Channels within New York District, the length of the Hudson River, in the Atlantic Ocean at the Historic Area Remediation Site and its Mud Dump Reference Site.

2. STATEMENT OF CONTRACTOR SERVICES: The contractor shall provide services which will be detailed on each specific delivery (or task) order. It will include any combination of the following items:

2.1 SAMPLING FOR HARS AND UPLAND TESTING:

HARS projects generally consist of approximately 8-30 sample collection sites. Average core lengths are 6 feet, very rarely up to 18 feet. Depending on actual core lengths, additional vibracore deployments may need to be collected at each sample location in order to obtain sufficient amount of sample for HARS testing (40-50 gallons of sediment or 80 feet of sediment is needed for 1 HARS testing composite). The exact number of additional deployments will be coordinated with the Contractor prior to sample collection.

Upland projects may consist of approximately 10–70 locations with average core lengths ranging from 3– 10 feet. The exact number of samples to be collected will be specified by NYD for each project in the delivery order after coordinating with the Contractor.

One sediment sample and one site water sample per collection site is assumed for items 2.1.c and 2.1.f.

For HARS-only projects, item 2.1.c is to be used for the first vibracore sample collected at each sample location and one water sample. It includes the cost of setting up the vibracore and collecting the core sample and water sample. Item 2.1.d is to be used for each additional vibracore deployment needed at the same sample location as 2.1.c.

For upland-only projects, item 2.1.c is to be used for the first vibracore sample collected at each sample location and one water sample. Typically, upland projects require only one sediment vibracore sample at each location.

Item 2.1.d should be used if additional deployments are needed at the same location.

For projects that are being sampled for both HARS and upland testing, item 2.1.c is to be used for the first vibracore sample collected at each sample location and one water sample. Item 2.1.d should be used if additional deployments are needed at the same location for HARS testing. Item 2.1.d should also be used if additional deployments are needed at the same location for upland testing.

Item 2.1.d cannot be used without first using 2.1.c.

A single mobilization/demobilization price per project will be paid; this will be a single price for all project conditions, including, but not limited to projects that require both HARS and upland sampling and testing.

Item 2.1 h is a one-time cost and will only be awarded when both NYD and the Contractor agree before initiation of work that the compositing will be substantial and more time-consuming than usual. Item 2.1 h primarily applies to upland projects which require substantial composting for testing. Item 2.1 h will not be applied to routine compositing required to fulfill the HARS testing needs outlined in the 1991 EPA/USACE, Evaluation of Dredged Material Proposed for Ocean Disposal (Testing Manual) or the 2016 (or latest) version of US Army Corps of Engineers New York District/EPA Region 2 Guidance for Performing Tests on Dredged Material Proposed for Ocean Disposal.

Items 2.1 a - 2.1 g include the cost of shipping samples to the Contractor or Subcontractor’s laboratories for upland and HARS testing.

a. Sediment & Water Sampling - Vibracore - Mobilization/Demobilization

(Contractor supplies ship, crew and equipment. Price includes travel to/from lab, preparation of APP, Work QA Plan, travel to and from project site and sample shipment to contractor and/or subcontractor lab(s).)

b. Sediment & Water Sampling - Split Spoon - Mobilization/Demobilization (Contractor supplies ship, crew, and equipment. Price includes travel to/from lab, preparation of APP, Work QA Plan, travel to and from project site and sample shipment to contractor and/or subcontractor lab(s).)

c. Sediment & Water Sampling - Vibracore (per first sample at each sample location)

d. Sediment & Water Sampling – Additional Vibracores (per each sample at each sample location after first sample has been collected at each sample location)

e. Sediment & Water Sampling - Split Spoon (per sample)

f. Sediment & Water Sampling - Grab sample (per sample)

g. Sediment & Water Sampling – Grab (per 5 gallons)

h. Sediment & Water Sampling – Compositing

2.2 SEDIMENT PHYSICAL ANALYSIS FOR HARS AND UPLAND TESTING: (Items 2.2 a – 2.2 e and

2.2 g are per single or composited sediment sample; item 2.2 f is per water sample.)

a. Grain Size Analysis (% gravel, % sand, % silt, & % clay, using

ASTM D-422)

b. % Moisture (must also be reported as Moisture Content, using ASTM

D2216)

c. Specific Gravity (ASTM – D854)

d. Bulk Density (expressed as wet)

e. Plasticity Indices (Atterberg Limits) (ASTM D4318)

f. Total Suspended Solids - TSS (Performed using EM-1110-2-5027 or equivalent method. Filter type (e.g., GFF, Millipore, Nuclepore) will be at discretion of NYD.

g. % Total Organic Carbon (per single or composited sediment sample;

see NYD Guidance Manual for required method and MDL.)

2.3 SEDIMENT CHEMICAL ANALYSIS FOR HARS TESTING: (per single or composited sediment sample; see NYD Regional Testing Manual (2016) for required methods and required MDLs.)

a. Sediment - Metals (Hg)

b. Sediment - Metals (Ag, As, Cd, Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb, Zn)

c. Sediment - PAHs and Semi-volatiles (LMWs: acenapthene, acenaphthylene, anthracene, fluorene, naphthalene, phenanthrene;

HMWs: benzo(a)anthracene, benzo(a)pyrene, benzo (g,h,i)perylene, benzo(b)fluoranthene, benzo(k)fluoranthene, chrysene, dibenzo(a,h)anthracene, fluoranthrene, indeno(1,2,3-c,d)pyrene, pyrene; Semi-volatiles: 1,4 dichlorobenzene)

d. Sediment - Pesticides (aldrin, alpha chlordane, trans-nonachlor, dieldrin, p,p' and o,p'

DDT/DDD/DDE, endosulfans (I, II, and sulfate), heptachlor, heptachlor epoxide)

e. Sediment - PCBs (#8,18, 28, 44, 49, 52, 66, 87,101,105,118,128,138, 153,170,180,183,184,187,195, 206, 209)

f. Sediment - PCBs & Pesticides, simultaneously: See items 2.3 d and 2.3 e for analyte list

g. Sediment - Total PCBs (Aroclor-based Quantitation, with Item 2.3 e)

h. Sediment - Total PCBs (Aroclor-based Quantitation, without Item 2.3 e)

i. Sediment - Dioxins/Furans (listed in NYD Regional Testing Manual (2016))

2.4 SITE WATER OR ELUTRIATE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS FOR HARS TESTING: (per individual water or elutriate sample; see NYD Regional Testing Manual (2016) for required methods and MDLs). Items

2.4 a through 2.4 g are usually analyzed in triplicate (unit cost times three).

a. Water- Metals (Hg)

b. Water - Metals (Ag, Cd, Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb, Zn)

c. Water - Pesticides (see Item 2.3 d for list)

d. Water - PCBs (see Item 2.3 e for list)

j. Water - PCBs & Pesticides, simultaneously (see items 2.3 d and 2.3 e for list)

e. Water - Total PCBs (Aroclor-based Quantitation with Item 2.4 d)

f. Water - Total PCBs (Aroclor-based Quantitation without Item 2.4 d)

g. Water - Dioxins/Furans (see Item 2.3 i for list)

h. Water - Preparation of Elutriate Sample

2.5 BIOACCUMULATION TISSUE ANALYSIS FOR HARS TESTING: (per tissue sample; see Appendix B – Required Analytes and Reporting Limits of NYD Regional Testing Manual (2016) for required analytes and reporting limits)

a. Tissue - Metals (Hg)

b. Tissue - Metals (see Item 2.3.b for list)

c. Tissue - PAHs & Semi-volatiles (see Item 2.3 c for list)

d. Tissue - Pesticides (see Item 2.3 d for list)

e. Tissue - PCBs (see Item 2.3 e for list)

f. Tissue - PCBs/Pesticides, simultaneously: This item reflects price for conducting item 2.5 d and item 2.5 e simultaneously.

g. Tissue - Total PCBs (using Aroclor Quantitation, with Item 2.5 e)

h. Tissue - Total PCBs (using Aroclor Quantitation, without Item 2.5 e)

i. Tissue - Dioxins/Furans (see Item 2.3 i for list)

j. Tissue - Total Lipid Analysis (Bligh and Dyer method)

k. Statistical Analysis - Perform Statistical Analysis comparing bioaccumulation results for full set of analytes. Price is per species and comparison for one HARS composite (e.g. test vs. reference, or test

vs. control). Statistical method used will conform to regional guidance (Refer to Enclosure 1 - US Army Corps of Engineers and EPA Region 2 Memo for the Record: Estimating “non- detects” in elutriate and tissue chemistry data submitted in support of Historic Area Remediation Site (HARS) suitability evaluations, September 14, 2020).

l. Prepare Public Notice Table Summaries and Testing Evaluation Memorandum

Table - Reporting format is per the Government’s requirements (Refer to Enclosure 2 for examples of Public Notice Tables and Testing Evaluation Memorandum Table). Price assumes site water/elutriate, toxicity and bioaccumulation results for one HARS composite.

2.6 UPLAND SEDIMENT AND WATER ANALYSES: (per single or composited sediment or water sample; see NJDEP technical manuals for required detection limits.)

a. Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (SPLP) Prep: Perform this extraction procedure per sediment sample for all NJDEP Volatiles using EPA Method 1312.

b. Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (SPLP) Prep: Perform this extraction procedure per sediment sample for all NJDEP analytes, except Volatiles using EPA Method 1312.

c. Modified Elutriate Test (MET) Prep: Perform this test per sediment sample following the test procedure found in the June 1985, US Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station, Environmental Effects of Dredging Technical Note, EEDP-04-2, using a 24-hour field retention time. (https://sav.el.erdc.dren.mil/elpubs/pdf/eedp04-2.pdf)

d. Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) Prep: Perform this extraction procedure per sediment sample using EPA Method 1311 for Lead.

e. Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) Prep: Perform this extraction procedure per sediment sample using EPA Method 1311.

Bulk Sediment Chemistry Analysis (NJDEP, NYSDEC Table 375-6.8(b) NYSDEC TOGS):

NJDEP: Sediment analytes for 2.6 f – 2.6 s are listed in Appendix 1, Tables 1-4 of N.J.A.C. 7:26D, Remediation Standards (May 17, 2021) at https://www.nj.gov/dep/rules/rules/njac7_26d.pdf.

NYSDEC TOGS: The NYSDEC Sediment analytes for 2.6 f – 2.6 j and 2.6 l

– 2.6 q are listed in Technical & Operational Guidance Series (TOGS)

5.1.9 Table 2 Sediment Quality Threshold

Values for Dredging, Riparian or In-water Placement at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/water_pdf/togs519.pdf

NYSDEC Table 375-6.8(b): Restricted Use Soil Cleanup Objectives

Table 375-6.8(b) of 6NYCRR Part 375 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/remediation_hudson_pdf/part375.pdf.

The complete list of NJDEP and NYSDEC Sediment analytes can also be found in Enclosure 3.

SPLP Analysis:

The NJDEP Ground Water analytes (SPLP) for 2.6 t – 2.6 gg are listed in

N.J.A.C. 7:9C Class IIA Ground Water Quality Standards (June 1, 2020), Appendix Table 1 at https://www.nj.gov/dep/rules/rules/njac7_9c.pdf.

The list of NJDEP Ground Water analytes can also be found in Enclosure 4.

MET and TCLP Analysis:

The NJDEP Surface Water analytes (MET and TCLP) for 2.6 t – 2.6 hh are listed in N.J.A.C. 7:9B Surface Water Quality Standards (October 17, 2016), 7. Surface Water Quality Criteria for Toxic Substances (Saline Water Acute and Chronic) at https://www.nj.gov/dep/rules/rules/njac7_9b.pdf. The list of NJDEP Surface Water analytes can also be found in Enclosure 5.

f. Sediment – NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Inorganics/Metals:

Perform sediment chemical analyses for all NJDEP/NYSDEC inorganics/metals, except Cyanide and Hg.

g. Sediment – NJDEP/NYSDEC Hg: Perform sediment chemical analysis for Hg.

h. Sediment – NJDEP/NYSDEC Cyanide: Perform sediment chemical analysis for

Cyanide.

i. Sediment – NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) Volatile Organics:

Perform sediment chemical analyses for all NJDEP/NYSDEC volatile organic analytes.

j. Sediment – NJDEP/NYSDEC TOGS and Table 375-6.8(b) PAHs & Semi-

Volatile Organics: Perform sediment chemical analyses for all NJDEP/NYSDEC PAHs & semi-volatile organics.

k. Sediment – NJDEP Pesticides: Perform sediment chemical analyses for NJDEP pesticides.

l. Sediment – NYSDEC TOGS Pesticides: Perform sediment chemical analyses for the following NYSDEC TOGS pesticides: Sum of DDT+DDD+DDE, Mirex, Chlordane, Dieldrin.

m. Sediment – NYSDEC Table 375-6.8(b) Pesticides: Perform sediment chemical analyses for NYSDEC Table 375-6.8(b) pesticides.

n. Sediment – NJDEP/NYSDEC Aroclors: Perform sediment chemical analyses for all NJDEP/NYSDEC Aroclors.

o. Sediment – NJDEP/NYSDEC Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium: Perform sediment chemical analyses for Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium.

p. Sediment – NJDEP/NYSDEC Chlorinated Herbicides: Perform sediment chemical analyses for

NJDEP/NYSDEC Chlorinated Herbicides.

q. Sediment – NJDEP/NYSDEC Dioxins/Furans: Perform sediment chemical analyses for all Dioxins/Furans.

r. Sediment – NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 1.

Perform sediment chemical analyses for NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons Category 1.

s. Sediment – NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) Category 2.

Perform sediment chemical analyses for NJDEP Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons Category 2.

t. Water – NJDEP Inorganics/Metals: Perform water analysis for all

NJDEP inorganics/metals, except Cyanide and Hg.

u. Water – NJDEP Hg: Perform water analysis for Hg.

v. Water – NJDEP Cyanide: Perform water analysis for Cyanide.

w. Water – NJDEP Volatile Organics: Perform water analysis for NJDEP volatile organic analytes.

x. Water – NJDEP PAHs & Semi-Volatile Organics: Perform water analysis for NJDEP PAHs & semi-volatile organics.

y. Water – NJDEP Pesticides: Perform water analysis for NJDEP pesticides.

z. Water – NJDEP Aroclors: Perform water analysis for NJDEP Aroclors.

aa. Water – NJDEP Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium: Perform water analysis for Hexavalent/Trivalent Chromium.

bb. Water – NJDEP Chlorinated Herbicides: Perform water analysis for NJDEP

Chlorinated Herbicides.

cc. Water – NJDEP Dioxins/Furans: Perform water analyses for NJDEP Dioxin/Furans.

dd. Water – NJDEP Oil & Grease & Petroleum Hydrocarbons: Perform water analyses for NJDEP Oil & Grease & Petroleum Hydrocarbons.

ee. Water – NJDEP Ammonia (Total): Perform water analyses for Total Ammonia. ff. Water – NJDEP Chloride Ion: Perform water analyses for Chloride ion.

gg. Water – NJDEP pH: Determine pH for SPLP leachates and for Modified Elutriate Test site water.

hh. Water – NJDEP Method 8141 analytes (organophosphorus pesticides):

Perform Method 8141 analyses for Gution, Demeton (Total), Malathion, Methyl parathion, Parathion, and all other organophosphorus pesticides on the NJDEP Surface Water list.

3. GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED DATA: The Government will furnish necessary data, survey maps, and sampling locations for each delivery order relating to the project.

4. AUTHORIZED CONTRACTING OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE (COR): The Government will designate a COR who will provide all liaison, supply Government-furnished data and services, and forward other necessary documents. Contractor interpretation and associated guidance/direction by the Government shall not be official unless specifically made by the COR. The COR will seek the timely progress of the work and its satisfactory completion.

5. PROJECT MANAGER: Promptly following award of contract, the contractor shall designate a project manager who shall be the point of contact with the Government COR.

6. CONFERENCES: The contractor may need to attend meetings at NYD offices to discuss test results if requested by the Government. No additional payment will be made for conference attendance.

7. REPORTING REQUIREMENTS: Contractor is required to report all analytical results electronically in a format as requested by the Government. Full documentation of chain of custody must be included in the final reports.

Results must be reported in a format that maximizes ease of interpretation and data must be fully qualified (A QA/QC summary that identifies non-attainment and potential introduced bias must accompany submissions). Initial reporting requirements will be specified at time of the first delivery item under this contract. Specific reporting format requirements may be changed through the life of the contract to accommodate the changing needs of the Government. Samples must be identified clearly for the Government, not merely by laboratory ID but by verbal descriptors. NY District reserves the right to require bound reports and/or removeable media in specific formats to be determined by the Government at no additional cost.

8. CORRECTION OF FINAL DOCUMENTS: Following review of draft reports and approval by the Government, the contractor will make all changes and corrections required and resubmit corrected originals and reproducible copies within the time schedule stipulated by the contracting officer or in the delivery order.

9. RESPONSIBILITY FOR CORRECT DOCUMENTS: The contractor is expected to review their work and the work of their subcontractors. Corrections and clarifications shall be made by the contractor if found necessary by the Government during review. Work required for correction or clarification shall be completed and resubmitted within seven calendar days after request for such service is made by the COR, unless otherwise specified by the COR.

10. TERMS AND CONDITIONS

10.1. If sampling is being performed by the contractor, the following requirements must be met:

a. Sampling crew must have at least one marine geologist onboard who is qualified to identify sediment type at the time of collection.

b. Ships used for sampling must have a DGPS navigation system onboard to pinpoint sample locations. Locations must be recorded in Lat/Long coordinates. Onboard fathometer must be capable of reporting depth to

0.1 foot and can be calibrated to counteract the confounding effects of temperature and salinity differences.

c. Corrections for stand of the tide at time of sampling using tidal projections will be permissible in most waterways and under most conditions, however, the government reserves the right to require real time correction using a local elevation datum (i.e. employing a tide board to correct for tide).

d. Sediment samples must be collected by coring to a depth specified by NYD. Boring logs describing sample collection must be provided and must include at a minimum the following information: date and time of collection, tidal information, sampling location in Lat/Long coordinates, and a physical description of cores by depth including odor, color, sediment type and degree of stratification. A clear, in focus, color photograph of each core with depths marked off must be included in the log. Also, note any abiotic or biotic material collected, as well as any problems encountered during sampling.

e. The core material must be composited and collected into labeled buckets and glass jars and stored in the dark at 2o-4o C immediately upon collection. Records must be kept identifying the number of samples taken per site, which cores were mixed together, and the amount of sediment pooled per site to make the composited sample. If stratification has been observed, the strata must be collected separately in labeled buckets and jars for each stratum. Each of the buckets and jars are to be filled to capacity (i.e. with no air space).

Enough sediment must be collected to accomplish all the tasks prescribed. If the contractor fails to provide sufficient sediment for the completion of all testing specified, the contractor will be required to resample or collect sufficient additional material to conduct the testing at no expense to the government.

f. Water must be collected from about 1 meter below the surface prior to coring at the same site where sediment cores are being taken, and containers must be stored in the dark at 2o-4o C immediately upon collection. A physical description of the collected water must be provided, including temperature and salinity of water at time of collection. Observations, such as visible oil sheens, floating debris, odors, etc., must be included in sampling log. All containers must be properly labeled. Enough water must be collected to accomplish all the required tasks. If the contractor fails to provide sufficient water for the completion of all testing specified, the contractor will be required to resample or collect sufficient additional water to conduct the testing at no expense to the government.

g. A government representative may choose to be present on the ship at the time of sampling. The Contractor must notify the government at least 4 business days prior to sample collection in order to allow for scheduling.

10.2. Samples must be shipped to the contractor's or subcontractor’s laboratory facility immediately upon completion of sampling. Proper temperatures must be maintained at all times.

10.3 If samples are required to be shipped to another laboratory for analysis, they must be maintained at the proper temperatures at all times (Refer to 10.11(b)).

10.4. Sediment and water samples must be maintained in the dark at 4o+2o C immediately after collection (on ice or refrigerate) but may not be frozen prior to bioassay testing or elutriate preparation. Tissues samples must be maintained in the dark at - 20o C with dry ice during shipment.

10.5. The contractor or subcontractors must supply all SRMs, calibrations standards, internal standards, matrix spikes, reagents, analytical instrumentation, laboratory supplies and equipment, sampling equipment and supplies required for all applicable HARS tests identified in the most recent 2016 US Army Corps of Engineers New York District/ EPA Region 2 Guidance for Performing Tests on Dredged Material Proposed for Ocean Disposal and as required for all applicable upland tests per the NYSDEC TOGS (2004) and NJDEP Technical Manual (1997).

10.6. If a laboratory chooses to substitute test methods listed in this Scope of Work, the contractor must contact the COR to get approval. The laboratory must provide NYD with SOPs and proof that the lab can meet target MDLs. If testing is initiated without COR approval of test methods, the COR may require retesting using methods of its choice at no cost to the Government.

10.7 Prior to initiation of the first sampling and testing effort, the contractor must submit the following:

10.7.1 A Sampling Work Plan/Laboratory Quality Assurance Plan (Work/QA Plan) prepared as specified in the most recent 2016 US Army Corps of Engineers New York District/ EPA Region 2 Guidance for Performing Tests on Dredged Material Proposed for Ocean Disposal (unless formally instructed otherwise by the COR).

Subsequent efforts will require identification of any anticipated changes to the initially submitted Work Plan.

10.7.2. An Accident Prevention Plan (APP) specific to the work being performed.

It shall include an Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA) for each major phase of work. All work shall be conducted in accordance with the APP, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Requirements Manual (EM 385-1-1, 30 Nov 2014) and all federal, state, and local safety and health requirements. A copy of EM 385-1-1 can be accessed electronically at http://www.publications.usace.army.mil/Portals/76/Publications/EngineerManual s/EM_385-1-1.pdf. The contractor shall obtain all clearances, state and local permits.

a. All marine activities shall be conducted in accordance with EM 385-1-

1, Section 19 and all other applicable sections. All personnel, especially those operating the floating plant, shall be experienced and possess all licenses and permits needed.