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Home My WebLink AboutRESPONSE - RFP - 7172 CHEMICAL SPILL CLEANUP AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLING SERVICESBELFOR { ENVIRONMENTAL September 13, 2010 City of Fort Collins Purchasing Division 215 North Mason Street, 2nd Floor Fort Collins, CO 80524 Attn. Mr. John Stephen Subject: RFP-7172- Chemical Spill Cleanup Dear Mr. Stephen: Thank you for the opportunity to provide this proposal highlighting our ability and experience in Chemical Spill Cleanups throughout Colorado. Since 1997, BELFOR Environmental has provided quality Hazardous Material Response services to our clients throughout Colorado. Our team of experienced professionals has built a solid reputation and we are eager to continue working with the City of Fort Collins for your next contract period to manage Hazardous chemical spill cleanups. Currently, BELFOR Environmental maintains relationships with other municipalities. Some of those clients have utilized BELFOR Environmental for both HazMat and Asbestos experience, Our roots in Emergency Response provide an element of time sensitivity, that ensures that our response team works diligently and safely at your project site. Although BELFOR Environmental is providing our qualifications for our Chemical Spill cleanups, our experience and capabilities go much further. We are part of BELFOR USA, the largest Fire and ,W.Iter disaster recovery firm in'the United States. Though we are separate entities, we maintain the ability to work together on catastrophic cleanups if such a need was to present itself. An example of this was our response to the Katrina Hurricane in 2005 and Memphis Floods earlier this year. Since our last proposal offering, BELFOR Environmental has secured the licensing, opened more offices and divisions to better manage large projects across the United States- without depleting the core resources necessary to effectively manage local projects. As you review this package, please contact with any questions that may arise. We look forward to speaking with you at a future point to discuss our capabilities in detail. In addition to the review of our proposal, we invite you to tour our Denver facility at any time to examine our operations first-hand. Finally, please contact me with any questions at our Denver office at 303-425-7526. Sincerely,- Dave owland Business Development Manager BELFOR Environmental, Inc. Cc. Frank Johnston- Operations Manager BELFORUSA 5075 Kalamath Street, Denver. CO 80221 - 800.930.0011 - ph: 303.425.7526 - fx: 303.425.6575 24/7 emergency hotline 800,930.0011 - www.belforusa.com Attachment 1 ENVlk('YN'm Currently licensed to perform Asbestos and Hazmat services in 47 states. Additional Licenses: EPA ID# COR000202473 USDOT# 744493 LICENSE EXPIRATIONS BY STATE BELFOR ENVINONIVIENTAL STATE I LICENSE # TYPE OF LICENSE EXPIRATION DATE QUALIFIER Alabama 41682 General Contractor (ACM & HM) November 30, 2010 Matt Wetzel ALPb-8-180 Lead Abatement Firm October 31, 2010 Chris Davis LSU1008508055 Lead Supervisor October 17, 2011 Chris Davis Alaska AK-16472-1 EPA Lead Paint Certification April 22, 2011 BELFOR CON E 34747 General Contractor -Limited Residential December 31, 2010 BELFOR 925475 Business License December 31, 2010 BELFOR Arizona ROC158207 Hazmat & Storage Tank Removal August 31, 2010 Matt Jacobs ROC195608 Asbestos Abatement May 31, 2010 Matt Jacobs ROC222652 Residential HM Abatement August 31, 2010 Matt Jacobs 07-608771-D Use Tax Registration 07-575403-J Employer Withholding ID Number Arkansas 1345 UST Contractor License December 31, 2008 Mark Churchill 1347 UST Individual License December 31, 2008 Mark Churchill 13859 Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor October 31, 2010 Matt Wetzel 440 Asbestos Contractor November 30, 2010 Matt Wetzel California 892184 Contractor License C-12,(Earthwork/Paving) March 31, 2011 Matt Wetzel C61/D40 Service Station Equip & Maint. March 31, 2011 Matt Wetzel Hazardous Substance Removal March 31, 2011 Matt Wetzel Asbestos Certification March 31, 2011 Matt Wetzel Colorado 84-1419777 General Asbestos Abatement Contractor February 26,2011 BELFOR 15846 Lead Abatement Firm October 1, 2010 BELFOR Florida ZA381 Asbestos Contractor Business License November 30, 2011 BELFOR CJC1154164 Asbestos Supervisor November 30 2010 Chris Davis FL-16472-1 EPA Lead Paint Certification April 22, 2011 BELFOR ® LICENSE EXPIRATIONS BY STATE STATE I LICENSE # Georgia 9609127 70RN08117 10-030-740 40 SUP 0908 6351 Hawaii CT28633 CT28632 Idaho RCE-6798 ID-16472-1 Illinois 500-0760 Indiana 19AO01393 Iowa C100642 107176 Kansas C0529 C0529/10461 OA455 2M219 Kentucky C09-428-1 S09-07-1279 J TYPE OF LICENSE Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor License Asbestos Contractor License Lead Abatement Contractor Lead Abatement Supervisor Asbestos Supervisor Asbestos Contractor License Construction Contracting EPA Lead Paint Certification Asbestos Contractor Asbestos Project Supervisor Contractor Registration Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor UST Contractor License UST Remover Asbestos Contractor License Asbestos Supervisor Asbestos Contractor Asbestos Supervisor EXPIRATION DATE QUALIFIER August 25, 2012 Matt Wetzel August 25, 2012 BELFOR January 10, 2011 Chris Davis October 17, 2010 Chris Davis September 30, 2010 Matt Wetzel September 30, 2010 BELFOR January 24, 2011 BELFOR April 22, 2011 BELFOR May 15, 2010 BELFOR August 28, 2010 Marcos Zuniga (ATL) April 16, 2011 Matt Wetzel December 21, 2010 Matt Wetzel July 20, 2010 BELFOR July 20, 2010 Mark Churchill February 15, 2011 BELFOR January25, 2011 Matt Wetzel February 13, 2010 BELFOR July 10, 2010 Chris Davis �License Expirations by State continued BELFOR - -: STATE I LICENSE # TYPE OF LICENSE EXPIRATION DATE QUALIFIER Louisiana 44541 Contractor License Speciality ACM November 9, 2012 Matt Wetzel 44541 Add Speciality HM Treatment/Removal November 9, 2012 Matt Wetzel 1504202 Asbestos Supervisor January 17, 2011 Matt Wetzel Pb10S00280 I Lead Supervisor November 1, 2010 Chris Davis 154282 Lead Abatement Contractor December 31, 2010 BELFOR OS03785 Asbestos Contractor Supervisor August 9, 2010 Chris Davis Maine AS-1445 Asbestos Supervisor July 10, 2010 Chris Davis Maryland M11-00-298 Asbestos Contractor October 17, 2010 Chris Davis/BELFOR Massachusetts AC000689 Asbestos Contractor License August 21, 2010 BELFOR Michigan A36344 Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor January 23, 2011 Matt Wetzel C36343 Asbestos Contractor January 26, 2011 Matt Wetzel Mississippi i I 15764-SC Hazmat & Asbestos Abatement Cont. October 31, 2010 Matt Wetzel PBF-00000022 Lead Paint Certification September 1, 2010 BELFOR Missouri I 10-06-0661 Asbestos Contractor June 30, 2010 Matt Wetzel 7011041508MOSR12735 Asbestos Supervisor January 17, 2010 Matt Wetzel Montana MTA-3301 ACM Supervisor January 17, 2011 Matt Wetzel 154268 Contractor Registration October 27, 2010 i MT-S-16460-1/R8N-00470-IN-IN-SU EPA Individual Lead Paint Certification April 22, 2011 Chris Davis MT-16472-1/R8F-0196-IN-IN EPA Firm Lead Paint Certification April 22, 2011 BELFOR Expirations by State continued STATE ! LICENSE # Nebraska 99010 BEL-324 6633 Nevada 92429 67453 New Jersey 00419A 18681 35201 1028 New Mexico 350470 350474 251101 New York 07-12707 38555 NY-S-16460-1 North Carolina 65115 34071 FPB-0236 North Dakota 29646 ND 366 4244 TYPE OF LICENSE UST Contractor License Asbestos Contractor Asbestos Supervisor Business License Contractor Lic. ACM, UST, HM Lead Abatement Contractor Lead Certification Permit Asbestos Supervisor Permit Asbestos Contractor General Contractor (ACM & HM, UST) Qualifing Party GS29 Qualifing Party ACM Asbestos Supervisor Certificate Asbestos Contractor License EPA Lead Paint Certification Asbestos Contractor Asbestos Supervisor Lead Paint Certification Contractors License Asbestos Contractor Asbestos Supervisor BELFOR t . ENVIR'ONMENTAL EXPIRATION DATE QUALIFIER April 1, 2010 Mark Churchill August 8, 2010 BELFOR August 15, 2011 Matt Wetzel February 29, 2010 December 31, 2010 Matt Jacobs February 28, 2010 Matt Hourigan January 15, 2010 Matt Hourigan January 18, 2010 Matt Wetzel May 8, 2010 Belfor/MCW January 31, 2010 Matt Wetzel . January 31, 2010 Matt Wetzel January 31, 2010 Dan Yarmon July 1, 2010 Matt Wetzel June 30, 2010 BELFOR April 22, 2011 Chris Davis December 31, 2010 BELFOR July 31, 2010 Chris Davis May 31, 2010 BELFOR March 1, 2011 BELFOR December 31, 2010 BELFOR December 31, 2010 Matt Wetzel < yyyryryry( t Expirations by State continued BELFOR.. ENVoR®HMENTAL .. STATE I LICENSE # TYPE OF LICENSE EXPIRATION DATE QUALIFIER Ohio AC1911 Asbestos Contractor November 3, 2010 BELFOR AS30131 ACM Specialist October 8, 2010 Matt Wetzel Oregon FSC669 Asbestos Abatement Contractor January 1, 2011 BELFOR OR000008003 Hazardous Waste Transporter 126132 General Contractor November 12, 2011 16438 Heating Oil Tank Service Provider License March 15, 2011 CDL-10052 Clandestine Drug Lab Decon Contractor June 30, 2010 BELFOR 15314 UST Soil Matrix Cleanup Provider February 13, 2011 15315 UST Service Provider February 13, 2011 Pennsylvania C0623A Asbestos Abatement Contractor September 2, 2010 BELFOR 40639 Asbestos Supervisor (Matt Wetzel) January 17, 2010 Matt Wetzel South Carolina CO_00178 Asbestos Contractor License November 1, 2010 BELFOR SA-00952 ACM Supervisor (Matt Wetzel) December 21, 2010 Matt Wetzel SA01003 ACM Supervisor (C Davis) July 7, 2010 Chris Davis SC-16472-1 EPA Lead Paint Certification April 22, 2011 BELFOR South Dakota i 4083 Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor March 11, 2010 Matt Wetzel SD-S-16460-1/RBN-00470-IN-IN-SU EPA Individual Lead Paint Certification April 22, 2011 Chris Davis SD-164172-1/R8F-0196-IN-IN EPA Firm Lead Paint Certification April 22, 2011 BELFOR Tennessee 58619 Speciality (HM, UST, ACM, Lead) M Wetzel January 31, 2011 Matt Wetzel Texas 800856 Asbestos Abatement Contractor July 13, 2010 BELFOR 804809 Asbestos Abatement Supervisor September 22, 2010 Matt Wetzel 2110459 Lead Abatement Firm October 22, 2010 BELFOR License Expirations by State continued STATE I LICENSE # TYPE OF LICENSE Utah 400 Asbestos Abatement Contractor 6645976-5501 Contractor (S310) PBF-0104 Lead Paint Certified Firm Virginia 3302008988 Virginia Asbestos Supervisor 2705119536A Virginia Contractor Lic (asb, env, lead) 3353001323 Virginia Lead Lic Supervisor Washington 601 829 985 Master License 1293 Asbestos Abatement BELFOEI931 NF General Const. Contractor Washington DC 84141xxxx-67002538 Asbestos Business License West Virginia 1005-4310 Business Registration Sales Tax Dept WV045557 Contractor License ACO01555 Asbestos Contractor AS010260 Asbestos Supervisor PC000076 Lead Contractor PS000136 Lead Supervisor Wisconsin ACS-116220 Asbestos Supervisor 1065354 Tank Speciality Firm 1065922 Tank Remover -Cleaner & Site Assessor Wyoming WY-S-16460-1/R8N-00470-IN-IN-SU EPA Individual Lead Paint Certification WY-16472-1/R8F-0196-IN-IN EPA Firm Lead Paint Certification BELFOR ENIII96NMENTAL EXPIRATION DATE QUALIFIER December 31, 2010 BELFOR November 30, 2009 Matt Wetzel December 31, 2010 Matt Wetzel July 31, 2010 Chris Davis August 31, 2010 Belfor/CD December 31, 2009 Chris Davis October 31, 2010 January 4, 2011 January 4, 2012 January 31, 2012 BELFOR June 30, 2010 June 3, 2010 BELFOR February 28, 2010 BELFOR January 31, 2011 Chris Davis July 31, 2010 BELFOR June 30, 2010 Chris Davis March 10, 2010 Matt Wetzel November 19, 2011 BELFOR May 28, 2010 Mark Churchil April 22, 2011 Chris Davis April 22, 2011 BELFOR Attachment 3 TRAINING BELFOR Ad -�V C��O(��G`WRflIs� BELFOR Environmental has developed a rigorous training program to address the requirements of our current contracts and are currently using this program to train employees and subcontractors. We provide basic training and specialized training to our employees. Specific training is mandatory for each position with other specialty training preferred. Training is mandatory for specific functions or tasks and is mandatory as necessary. We also require corrective action training should deficiencies in field or contractual performance be identified. A BASIC TRAINING Our basic training is given to all BELFOR Environmental employees and specific subcontractor personnel who's job descriptions, responsibilities or authorities require it. This training focuses on health and safety, contaminant specific, transportation and disposal and contract management functions. Basic training requirements for particular types of employees and subcontractors vary according to job descriptions. All employees and subcontractors are required to have current OSHA Health and Safety i training. BELFOR Environmental personnel responsible for providing core services must have appropriate contract administration and project management training. Specifically, our employees receive the following basic training: 1Falnling Project Chemist/ Foreman Equip: taadmen thick - -Response- Course Mgr Enr.Scientilst Opeiatnrs Ddvers 7edtnWu Company orientation and HAZCOM M M M M M M M OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 404rou M M Mr M M M M. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 8-hour annual refresher M- OSHA29 CFR 1910.120 &hour ! ,. M SUPOMM M P M P OSHA 40 CFR 763 Asbestos 5-day Contractor/Supervisor P P P A P A A OSHA 40 CFR 783 Aebesles 4-day - worker P P Spill Response Operations and M Equipment M M M M M M. -OSHA 29-CFR`1810-148(g)_ _ - —M-- i Confined Space Fir/Rescue M M M. M M P CPR and First Aid M P M P P P P U.S. DOTHM181 and UM12OF M M M P P P P Lead Awareness M P M P P P P M Mandatory for employee position P Preferred for employee position, mandatory for A As necessary for specific assignment specific functions TRAINING continued BELFOR ENVIitONMEIYTAL - Company orientation training is provided to initiate the employee to the company policies, procedures and objectives. A four-hour block of instruction is provided by the immediate supervisor of each new BELFOR Environmental employee. Company orientation training addresses: • Compensation and benefits • Administrative procedures • Performance evaluation procedures • Training procedures and requirements • HAZCOM OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 Initial Training (40-hour) is provided (HAZWOPER training) to all personnel prior to their assignment to sites containing known or unknown hazardous materials. This course provides personnel with basic knowledge in site health and safety so they may work on a hazardous waste site. The course meets all requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120. Specific modules address: • Toxicology • Flammables • Corrosives • Reactives • Shipping regulations • U.S. DOT and OSHA requirements • Protective clothing • Respiratory protection • U.S. EPA's levels of protection • Hazard classifications I • .Electrical safety • Hazardous noise • Medical monitoring • Heat stress • Confined space entry • Site assessment and layout • Site health and safety plans (HASPs) • Contingency plans • Decontamination procedures • Spill simulations • Air monitoring instruments Our initial OSHA 40-hour course also covers U.S. EPA Orders 1440.2 and 1440.3 (respectively titled "Health and Safety Requirements for Personnel Engaged in Field Activities" and "Respiratory Protection") and topics and exercises outlined in the U.S. EPA course "Hazardous Material Incident Response Operations." These topics include: • Chemical hazard evaluation through the use of reference materials • Methods for selecting, maintaining and decontaminating protective equipment • Evaluation of air monitoring instrumentation outputs • Hazards and precautions associated with working in hot and cold environments • Use and interpretation of a site -specific health and safety plans (HASPs) OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 Refresher Course (eight hour) satisfies the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120 that hazardous waste workers and supervisors must receive eight hours of refresher training each year. All field personnel receive this 1 TRAINING continued B E L FO R ENVIRONMENTAL training annually. The course updates their knowledge of health and safety practices and serves as motivation to work safely. The course is designed to reinforce and update current health and safety practices. Training is provided for the following modules: • Regulatory reviews and updates • Hazard recognition • Respiratory protection • Personal protective equipment • Spill response procedures and equipment • Site control and review of the previous year's incidents OSHA Supervisor Training (eight hour) provides the specialized training required by OSHA for supervisors responsible for the health and safety of personnel at hazardous waste sites. All BELFOR Environmental personnel who have supervisory responsibilities receive this training prior to their assignment to a hazardous waste site. The eight -hour course addressees the following modules: • Regulatory compliance issues • Implementation of health and safety plans • Health hazard assessment • Site management • Accident prevention and liability • Responding to emergencies OSHA 40 CFR 763 Asbestos 54ay Contractor/Supervisor Training & 4-day Worker Training is provided to field and supervisory personnel that respond to releases or abate friable asbestos containing materials. This training is conducted through accredited training programs and meets the requirements set forth in 40 CFR 763 and Colorado Regulation Number 8. Initial information presented during classes include regulatory, health effects, medical surveillance programs, pre -work activities, insurance/legal issues, contract specifications and respiratory/personal protective. The operational phase of abatement includes hands-on training methods for preparing and establishing a decontamination unit, methods of air and bulk asbestos sampling, controlling airborne fibers and glovebag abatement methods. Post -abatement subjects include encapsulation, cleanup, and proper transport and disposal. Spill Response Operations and Equipment training is provided to field personnel to gain familiarity with BELFOR Environmental's specific spill response resources, methods and client -specific requirements. Our primary response equipment is demonstrated in a class -room environment as well as actual field demonstration. The demonstration is hands-on by all attendees. The equipment's specific application, care and use is identified. Equipment includes respirators/supplied air systems, pumps, skim mers,.containment boom and decontamination equipment. Client -specific training is provided to brief our employees on specific issues regarding our inclusion and related responsibilities within Client SPCC plans. This training is provided initially, and new equipment and procedures are identified during the OSHA 8- hour Refresher Training, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146(g) Confined Space Entry and Rescue is provided to all personnel that enter or supervise operations that require entry into a confined space. This training program includes a combination of classroom and field exercise. The classroom training fully educates our personnel on BELFOR Environmental Confined Space Entry policies and OSHA requirements, including permit requirements, space classifications, monitoring, engineering controls, rescue equipment and procedures and specific responsibilities of personnel. The exercise provides hands-on confined space entry and rescue trainingthrough a "mock" confined space. This program fulfills all requirements to qualify personnel for entry, rescue, attendant and safety watch. Performance Requirements: BE dFO` ENVIRONMENTAL BELFOR Environmental prides itself in our ability to manage simple to complex responses of Inorganic and Organic releases. Our Management personnel have decades of experience and routinely manage projects of all sizes throughout the United States and more specifically the Rocky Mountain Region. Our constant exposure to chemical hazards ensures you that the personnel are familiar with the PPE requirements and safe handling techniques for managing your Chemical Spill Clean Up and Hazardous Materials Handling Services. BELFOR Environmental makes every effort to adhere to all applicable laws and regulations. Our personnel have even been involved with the development of Methamphetamine regulations in the state of Colorado and are experts in the field of HazMat Response. Initial Response: BELFOR has an excellent record for responding to emergencies throughout Colorado. In an effort to maintain balance, BELFOR maintains 3 teams of HazMat Responders throughout the month. Each team is led by a Senior Response Manager that receives all calls'that come in through our 24/7 live answering service. In instances requiring immediate dialogue, .the incoming call from your Emergency Personnel can be directly patched through to the Senior Response Manager. Often that same Response Manager will go directly to the site ahead of the team in order to get a direct understanding of a potentially complex situation'. Our Teams are trained in and are fluent with NIMS and will fold into the response effectively by conducting a safety briefing with response personnel. They will exercise all necessary precautions to mitigate the hazard and ensure a safe work environment through ;their training on proper site specific precautions though use of PPE and instrumentation that is documented for future use. All BELFOR Field personnel are fluent in completion of Daily Work Reports, and other recordkeeping documentation — including photographs. This package is assembled and offered to the client for their incident records. Finally, BELFOR Environmental does not speak to the media, as a policy. Media is directed to the client- as a matter of course. Response and Project Work: Attached are cost schedules for Scheduled and Emergency work. Response time to the actual site is dependent upon variables such as: Location and Time of Day. As mentioned previously, BELFOR Environmental makes every effort to be "out the door' within- one- hour, generally well within that hour. For scheduled services, we flexible in offering Time and Materials Bids, Fixed price and Unit cost bidding. Often, we will value engineer a project together with a client to develop the best solution to meet their needs. 2 BELFORUSA 5075 Kalamath Street, -Denver, CO 80221 • 800.930.0011 ph:303.425.7526 ^ fx: 303.425 6575 24/7 emergency Hotline 800. 930.0011 • www.belforenvironmental.com ;TRAINING continued BELFOR ; ENVIRONMENTAL CPR and First Aid Training is provided to BELFOR Environmental field personnel. Each employee receives periodic training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and First Aid so if an emergency occurs they are prepared to administer life-saving care until professional medical assistance arrives. U.S. DOT HM181 and HM126F Training is provided to all BELFOR Environmental personnel involved with on -site handling and preparation of hazardous wastes for shipment off -site. This training familiarizes personnel with U.S. DOT regulations that govern preparation and shipment of hazardous materials. HM181 and HM126F training covers the following issues: • Overview of U.S. DOT regulations • Relationship to RCRA and CERCLA • Manifesting • Packaging and containers • Labeling and placarding Lead Awareness is provided to field and supervisory personnel that remove or encapsulate lead -containing materials. This awareness training presents Lead standards, general operations typically encountered by BELFOR Environmental, respiratory protection, medical surveillance, engineering controls and work practices, personnel protection and safety and employee responsibilities. Our established compliance plan is also reviewed. This information is further presented prior to specific job assignments. Specialized Training Specialized training is required for employees, team and non -team subcontractor personnel working on project sites that present special challenges. Specialized training is tailored to meet job -specific hazards. BELFOR Environmental's Operations Managers identify needs for specialized training as they develop. Special hazard training allows personnel to perform hazardous tasks safely, in compliance with all applicable regulations that require specialized training. These include: • Bloodborne pathogens • Excavation hazards i• 'Fire hazards • Specialized equipment hazards • Forklift/Lift-truck Training • Electrical safety hazards Radiological hazards • Biological hazards • Fall protection hazards Evidence of Training BELFOR Environmental requires all field personnel to carry evidence oftrainingto every delivery orderjob site. Required training records that must be maintained by each employee as part of his or her "travel pack" include: • "Health and safety checklist" that records the employee's OSHA training • "Fitness for duty form" that certifies the employee fit for work • Certifications to operate heavy equipment • Respiratory protective equipment and training records • CPR/First Aid training certifications • Certificates of training for basic and specialized training courses completed Attachment 5 BELFtOR ENVIRONMENTAL - CITY of FT COLLINS EMERGENCY RESPONSE RATE SCHEDULE 2010 Straight Over PERSONNEL Time Time SUPPORT EQUIPMENT RATE UNIT NOTE Sr. Project Manager 98.00 98.00 Air Compressor, 185 cf n 185.00 Day Project Manager 85.00 85.00 Air Compressor, Electric 110.00 Day Environmental. Scientist/Chemist 61.00 61.00 Betts ER Valve MC 307/DOT 407 600.00 Day Health & Safety Supervisor 65.00 65.00 Cascade Breathing Air System 200.00 Day Administrative Assistant 40.00 40.00 Containment Boom 2.00 Foot/Day Project Supervisor 68.00 88.00 Drill Kit MC 306/MC406 400.00 Day Equipment Operator 60.00 78.00 Generator, Portable 5kw 150.00 Day Truck Driver, CDL Hazmat 55.00 70,00 Jon Boat, 14 Ft. w/15 Hp Outboard 250.00 Day Environmental Technician II 52.00 68.00 Negative Air Machine 100.00 Day Environmental Technician 1 46.00 59.00 Oil Skimmer 600.00 Day Pressure Washer. Portable 190.00 Day Pressure Washer, Trailer 325.00 Day Pump, Diaphragm, 1" 225.00 Day Pump, Diaphragm, 2" 325.00 Day VEHICLES RATE ITNIT NOTE Pump, Diaphragm, 3" 450.00 Day Pump, Floto 2" with hose 275.00 Day Truck. Crew 110.00 Day 1,4 Pump, Trash with hose, 2" 175.00 Day Truck, Utility 120.00 Day 1,4 Pump, Trash with hose, 3" 225.00 Day Truck, Stakebed 130.00 Day 1.4 SCBA. 30 Minute 125.00 Day Truck, Box 140.00 Day 1,4 SCBA, 5 Minute 100.00 Day Truck, 5 Ton Flatbed 150.00 Day 1,4 Solvent Foam Extraction System 140.00 Day Truck. Emergency Response 300.00 Day 2 Transfer Hose, per 20 foot 60.00 Day Trailer, Emergency Response, Chemical 350.00 Day 2 Tripod, Retrieval Block, Harness 125.00 Day Trailer, Emergency Response, Oil 300.00 Day 2 Vacuum, HEPA 100.00 Day Trailer, Transfer 325.00 Day 2 Vacuum, Mercury 250.00 Day Trailer, Hurricane Vacuum Loader 100.00 Hour 5 Ventilator, Copus 55.00 Day Ventilator, Electric 100.00 Day HEAVY EQUIPMENT RATE UNIT NOTE Excavator 12,000# 15' Dig Depth 400.00 Day 4 Excavator, 27,000#, 18' Dig Depth 700.00 Day 4 Excavator, 44,0004, 21' Dig Depth 775.00 Day 4 Forklift, 5000# 300:00 Day 4 Front End Loader. 2.75 CY Bucket 655.00 Day 4 Front End Loader,3.25 CY Bucket 750.00 Day 4 Rubber Tire Backhoc 500.00 Day 4 Skid Loader 350.00 Day 4 Street Sweeper for Skid Loader 200.00 Day 4 Truck, Guzzler Air Mover 170.00 Hour 5 Truck, Vacuum 65.00 Hour 5 Heavy Equipment Mob/Demob Cost Plus 15% INSTRUMENTS RATE UNIT NOTE Draeger Pump 50.00 Day Draeger Tubes 50.00 Each HazCat Kit 100.00 Dav Jerome Mercury Vapor Analyzer 400.00 Day Manometer w/recorder 50.00 Day Mini -Rae (PID) 200.00 Day MSA Passport (02, LEL, CO, H2S) 200:00 Day Pump, Personal Air Sample 50.00 Day 24 Hour Hazmat Emergency Response (800)930-0011 Page 1 of 2 BELFOR' ' ENVIRONMENTAL CITY of FT COLLINS EMERGENCY RESPONSE RATE SCHEDULE 2010 SUPPLIESINIATERIALS RATE UNIT NOTE PERSONAL PROTECTION RATE UNIT NOTE Acid Suit 200.00 Each Level A PPE 325.00 Change 3 Bag, Bulk lined 37x37x31 60.00 Each Level B PPE 170.00 Change 3 Banner Guard 25.00 Roll Level C PPE 70.00 Change 3 Boot Covers, Latex 10.00 Pair Bunker Gear, NFPA 400.00 Day 3 Boots, Chemical PVC 40.00 Pair Breathing Air, Type K Bottle 70.00 Each Capsur, Solvent Foam Product 70.00 Gallon Cartridge, Mercury 35.00 Each Cartridge, MSA Combination 20.00 Each Citric Acid (50#) 100.00 Bag Drum Liners 3.00 Each NOTES Drum Thieves 5.00 Each 1 Licensed and Permitted Hazardous Waste Transporter - Drum, Poly Closed Top 30 Gallon 64.00 Each EPA ID Number COR000217661 Drum, Poly Closed Top, 15 Gallon 60.00 Each 2 Emergency Response Trailer Rate includes all general Drum, Poly Closed Top, 55 Gallon 80.00 Each support equipment housed by trailer. PPE, additional Drum, Poly DOT 5 Gallon 20.00 Each equipment, and all expendable materials will be billed per Drum, Poly Open Top 30 Gallon 70.00 Each the individual rates. Drum, Poly Open Top. 15 Gallon 60.00 Each 3 PPE rate includes all supplies and equipment each change Drum, Poly Open Top, 55 Gallon .90.00 Each of PPE per man. Level A rate does not include expending Drum, Poly Overpack, 95 Gallon 260.00 Each the suit. Special or extensive usage of items or expending Drum, Steel Closed Top 15 Gallon 50.00 Each of Level A suit will be billed per individual rates. Drum, Steel Closed Top, 30 Gallon 60.00 Each 4 Truck and Heavy Equipment Rates are for up to 8 hours Drum; Steel Closed Top, 55 Gallon 75.00 Each usage per day and do not include operator or fuel. Drum, Steel Open Top 15 Gallon 50.00 Each 5 Does Not Include Operator or Fuel. Damaged hose will be Drum, Steel Open Top, 30 Gallon 62.00 Each charged at cost plus 15% Drum, Steel Open Top, 55 Gallon 80.00 Each 6 Pumps include one section of suction and discharge hose. Drum, Steel Overpack, 110 Gallon 600.00 Each Additional hose will be charged per rated item. Most Drum, Steel Salvage, 85 Gallon 225.00 Each transfer operations will require pump rebuild which will be Floor Dry (40#) 15.00 Bag charged at cost plus 15%. Damaged hose will be charged Gloves, Butyl or Chemical 50.00 Pau at cost plus 15%. Gloves, Cotton 2.00 Pair Gloves, Cowhide 5.00 Pair All subcontractors. additional equipment, materials, services, Gloves, Latex 2.00 Pair subsistence, lodging and other non -rated items will be billed Gloves. Nitrile 2.00 Pair at cost plus 15%. Gloves, PVC 10.00 Pair Charges are portal to portal. HEPA Filters, Negative Air Unit 325.00 Each Straight time applies from 0800 Hrs to 1600 Hrs Monday Lime (404) 50.00 Bag through Friday Rags, Sorbent 3.00 Pound Overtime applies before 0800 Hrs and after 1700 Hrs Soda Ash 50.00 Bag Monday through Friday, weekends, and holidays Sodium Metabisulfite 15.00 Pound Terms Net 30 days, 2% interest per month on unpaid balance. Sodium Thiosulfate 15.00 Pound Sorbent Boom, 8"x10' 80.00 Each Sorbent Pad, 17"xl9"x100 175.00 Bale Suit, Level A 2,000.00 Each Suit, Poly Coated Tyvek 20.00 Each Suit, Saranex 35.00 Each Suit, Tyvek 17.00 Each Tape, Chemical 20.00 Roll Tape, Duct 8.00 Roll Vermiculite 25.00 Bag Visqueen, 20'x100' 100.00 Roll 24 Hour Hazmat Emergency Response (800)930-0011 Page 2 of 2 Attachment 6 B E L FO_ ENVIRONMENTAL CITY of FT COLLINS SCHEDULE SERVICES RATE SCHEDULE 2010 Straight Over PERSONNEL Time Time SUPPORT EQUIPMENT RATE UNIT NOTE Sr. Project Manager 93.00 93.00 Air Compressor, 185 cfm 185.00 Day Project Manager 81.00 81.00 Air Compressor, Electric 110.00 Day Environmental Scientist/Chemist 5K00 58.00 Betts ER Valve MC 307/DOT 407 600.00 Day Health & Safety Supervisor 62.00 62.00 Cascade Breathing Air System 200,00 Day Administrative Assistant 38.00 38.00 Containment Boom 2.00 Foot/Day Project Supervisor 65.00 84.00 Drill Kit MC 306/MC406 400.00 Day Equipment Operator 57.00 74.00 Generator, Portable 5kw 150.00 Day Truck Driver, CDL Hazmat 52.00 67.00 Jon Boat, 14 Ft. w/15 Hp Outboard 250.00 Day Environmental Technician 11 49.00 65.00 Negative Air Machine 100.00 Day Environmental Technician 1 44.00 56.00 Oil Skimmer 600.00 Day Pressure Washer, Portable 190.00 Day Pressure Washer, Trailer 325.00 Day Pump, Diaphragm, I " 225.00 Day Pump, Diaphragm, 2" 325.00 Day VEHICLES RATE UNIT NOTE Pump, Diaphragm, 3" 450.00 Day Pump, Floto 2" with hose 275.00 Day Truck, Crew 110.00 Day 1,4 Pump, Trash with hose, 2" 175.00 Day Truck, Utility 120.00 Day 1,4 Pump, Trash with hose, 3" 225.00 Day Truck, Stakebed 130.00 Day 1,4 SCBA, 30 Minute 125.00 Day Truck, Box 140.00 Day 1,4 SCBA, 5 Minute 100.00 Day Truck, 5 Ton Flatbed 150.00 Day 1,4 Solvent Foam Extraction System 140.00 Day Truck, Emergency Response 300.00 Day 2 Transfer Hose, per 20 foot 60.00 Day Trailer, Emergency Response, Chemical 350.00 Day 2 Tripod, Retrieval Block, Harness 125.00 Day Trailer, Emergency Response, Oil 300.00 Day 2 Vacuum, HEPA 100.00 Day Trailer, Transfer 325.00 Day 2 Vacuum, Mercury 250.00 Day Ventilator, Copus 55.00 Day Ventilator, Electric 100.00 Day HEAVY EQUIPMENT RATE UNIT NOTE Excavator 12,000# 15' Dig Depth 375.00 Day 4 Excavator, 27,000#, 18' Dig Depth 675.00 Day 4 Excavator,44,000#; 21' Dig Depth 775.00 Day 4 Forklift, 5000# 275.00 Day 4 Front End Loader, 2.75 CY Bucket 635.00 Day 4 Front End Loader,3.25 CY Bucket 725.00 Day 4 Rubber Tire Backhoe 475.00 Day 4 Skid Loader 325.00 Day 4 Street Sweeper for Skid Loader 200.00 Day 4 Truck. Guzzler Air Mover 165.00 Hour 5 Truck, Vacuum 60.00 Hour 5 Vacuum, HEPA Loader, Hurricane 500 55.00 Hour 5 Heavy Equipment Mob/Demob Cost Plus 15% INSTRUMENTS RATE UNIT NOTE Draeger Pump 50.00 Day Draeger Tubes 50.00 Each HazCat Kit 100.00 Day Jerome Mercury Vapor Analyzer 400.00 Day Manometer w/recorder 50.00 Day Mini -Rae (PID) 200.00 Day MSA Passport (02, LEL, CO, H2S) 200.00 Day Pump, Personal Air Sample 50.00 Day 24 Hour Hazmat Emergency Response (800)930-0011 Page 1 of 2 BELFOR: , ENVIRONMENTAL CITY of FT COLLINS SCHEDULE SERVICES RATE SCHEDULE 2010 SUPPLIES/MATERIALS RATE UNIT NOTE PERSONAL PROTECTION RATE UNIT NOTE Acid Suit 200.00 Each Level A PPE 325.00 Change 3 Bag, Bulk lined 370701 60.00 Each Level B PPE 170.00 Change 3 Banner Guard 25.00 Roll Level C PPE 70.00 Change 3 Boot Covers, Latex 10.00 Pair Bunker Gear, NFPA 400.00 Day 3 Boots, Chemical PVC 40.00 Pair Breathing Air, Type K Bottle 70.00 Each Capsur, Solvent Foam Product 70.00 Gallon Cartridge, Mercury 35.00 Each Cartridge, MSA Combination 20.00 Each Citric Acid (50#) 100.00 Bag Drum Liners 3.00 Each NOTES Drum Thieves 5.00 Each 1 Licensed and Permitted Hazardous Waste Transporter - Drum, Poly Closed Top 30 Gallon 64.00 Each EPA ID Number COR000217661 Drum, Poly Closed Top, 15 Gallon 60.00 Each 2 Emergency Response Trailer Rate includes all general Drum, Poly Closed Top, 55 Gallon 80.00 Each support equipment housed by trailer. PPE, additional Drum, Poly DOT 5 Gallon 20.00 Each equipment, and all expendable materials will be billed per Drum, Poly Open Top 30 Gallon 70.00 Each the individual rates. Drum, Poly Open Top, 15 Gallon 60.00 Each 3 PPE rate includes all supplies and equipment each change Drum, Poly Open Top, 55 Gallon 90.00 Each of PPE per man. Level A rate does not include expending Drum, Poly Overpack, 95 Gallon 260.00 Each the suit. Special or extensive usage of items or expending Drum, Steel Closed Top 15 Gallon 50.00 Each of Level A suit will be billed per individual rates. Drum, Steel Closed Top, 30 Gallon 60.00 Each 4 Truck and Heavy Equipment Rates are for up to 8 hours Drum, Steel Closed Top, 55 Gallon 75.00 Each usage per day and do not include operator or fuel. Drum, Steel Open Top 15 Gallon 50.00 Each 5 Does Not Include Operator or Fuel. Damaged hose will be Drum, Steel Open Top, 30 Gallon 62.00 Each charged at cost plus 15% Drum, Steel Open Top, 55 Gallon 80.00 Each 6 Pumps include one section of suction and discharge hose. Drum, Steel Overpack, 110 Gallon 600.00 Each Additional hose will be, barged per rated item. Most Drum, Steel Salvage, 85 Gallon 225.00 Each transfer operations will require pump rebuild which will be Floor Dry (40#) 15.00 Bag charged at cost plus 15%. Damaged hose will be charged Gloves. Buty] or Chemical 50.00 Pair at cost plus 15%. Gloves, Cotton 2.00 Pair Gloves, Cowhide 5.00 Par All subcontractors, additional equipment, materials, services, Gloves, Latex 2.00 Pair subsistence, lodging and other non -rated items will be billed Gloves, Nitrile 2,00 Pair at cost plus 15%. Gloves, PVC 10,00 Pair Charges are portal to portal. HEPA Filters_._Negative Air Unit 325.00 Each Straight time applies from 0800 Hrs to 1700 Hrs Monday Lime (40#) 50.00 Bag through Friday Rags, Sorbent 3.00 Pound Overtime applies before 0800 Hrs and after 1600 Hrs Soda Ash 50.00 Bag Monday through Friday, weekends, and holidays Sodium Metabisulfite 15.00 Pound Terms Net 30 days, 2% interest per month on unpaid balance. Sodium Thiosulfate 15.00 Pound Sorbent Boom, 8"x10' 80.00 Each Sorbent Pad, 17"x19"x100 175.00 Bale Suit, Level A 2,000.00 Each Suit, Poly Coated Tyvek 20.00 Each Suit, Saranex 35.00 Each Suit, Tyvek 17.00 Each Tape, Chemical 20.00 Roll Tape, Duct 8.00 Roll Vermiculite 25.00 Bag Visqueen, 20'x100' 100.00 Roll 24 Hour Hezmat Emergency Response (800)930-0011 Page 2 of 2 Attachment 9 ■! of RESOURCE AVAILABILITY We have the resource base of five regional operations that can be mobilized to support large projects or peak local resource demands. Our efforts are aligned with your overall goals and these efforts ultimately expedite the entire project. BELFOR ENVIRONMENTAL ' PERSONNEL K 'c o a .0 _y r `2 N a. c C W a 'Lp a M a o Sr. Emergency Response Manager 3 1 6 1 8 Emergency Response Manager 3 5 4 10 Chemist/ Environmental Scientist 1 1 2 1 5 .Health & Safety Supervisor 1 1 1 3 Administrative Assistant 1 1 1 1 1 i 6 Foreman/Response Supervisor 3 1 9 4 3 3 12 Equipment Operator 4 2 7 5 3 20 Truck Driver 4 7 9 18 Emergency Response Technician II 6 12 5 17 Emergency Response Technician 3 2 28 4 23 C' G +. J a VEHICLE y t c. C 0 o ,yam �wa`c� Pickup Truck, 1Y4Ton -- 3 2 5 4 2 3 19' Truck,.1 Ton Crewcab 4X4 2 2 1 5 -Truck, i Ton Stakebed — -f -- 1 — 2 1 5 Truck, Utility 2 1 3 Truck, Emergency Response -- - 1 1 3 2 7 Trailer, Emergency Response, Chemical 2 1 2 3 - 8 Trailer,'EmergencyResponse, Oil 2 1 2 3 8 x C, ..� v �: V EQUIPMENT c. °' a . . , c 0 d c O PERSONALPROTECTIVE .°c Level A PPE 4 .2 4 0 Level B PPE 6 4 12 2 t16,;' 4 Level C PPE 12 8 50 11 5 5 Resource Availability continued BELFOR ENVIRONMENTAL ' SUPPORT EQUIPMENT C c a 0 o ci CL to o "0 a° a o Air Compressor, 185 cfm 1 i 1 3 Air Compressor, Electric 2 1 3 1 7 Pressure Washer, Portable 1 1 2 i 5 -:Pressure Washer, Portable, Steam 1 1 2 4 Pressure Washer, Trailer 1 1 Pump Diaphragm, 1" 2 4 4 1 11 'Pump Diaphragm, 2" 1 1 4 2 8 Pump Diaphragm, 3" 1 1 6 1 9 j Pump, Trash with hose 3" 1 1 2 1 5 Pump, Trash with hose 2" 2 1 2 1 6 'Pump, Floto 2" with hose 1 2 2 5 ton Boat 14 ft. w/15 Hp Outboard 2 1 3 Containment Boom 300' 300' 2000' 500' 3100' Lights, explosion proof 2 4 6 Ventilator, Copus 1 1 3 4 9 Ventilator, Electric 1 1 2 1 5 Negative Air Machine 2 2 16 2 6 29 57 Tripod, Retrieval Block, Harness 1 1 2 1 5 Vacuum, HEPA 2 2 6 2 3 19 34 Vacuum, Mercury 1 2 2 5 SCBA, 30 Minute 4 2 6 12 SCBA, 5 Minute 4 4 12 2 22 Cascade Breathing Air System 1 1 4 1 7 Cellular Phone (includes all calls) 6 4 18 11 3 4 46 Traffic Control Signal 2 2 Traffic Control Reflective Cone 50 20 50 20 140 Solvent Foam Extraction System (Caspur) 1 1 Chemical Hose, Stainless Steel,1 100 500 600 Vac Truck, 80 BBC 1 1 2 Guzzler, Air Mover, HiRail 1 1 Excavator 1 1 1 3 Loader i 1 2 1 5 Resource Availability continued BELFOR �O'� INSTRUMENTS o a .c e a d _� m° o Mini -Rae (PID) 1 1 2 1 5 MSA Passport (02, LEL, CO, H2S) 1 1 2 2 6 Jerome Mercury Vapor Analyzer 1 1 2 HazCat Kit 2 1 1 2 6 Pump, Personal Air Sample 2 2 15 4 1 4 28 PCB/TPH ImmunoassayTest Kit 20 2 22 Manometerw/recorder 3 1 2 6 Draeger Pump 1 1 2 1 5 Resource Availability continued BELFQR �. )f ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPUES/MATERIALS 4 y a -0 a R c o C rJ C p o a a C c Q Q o Acid Suit 6 4 10 10 30 Alconox 4 4 10 2 20 Banner Guard 12 4 12 4 32 i Boots, Chemical PVC 10 8 40 11 4 73 Boot Covers, Latex 20 25 100 50 25 27 247 Breathing Air, Type K Bottle 4 6 18 2 30 'Bag, Bulk lined 370701 10 2 12 Capsur, Solvent Foam Product 4 20 24 Cartridge, Mercury 60 12 40 10 122 Cartridge, MSA Combination 40 40 120 40 240 Citric -Acid (50#) 10 10 50 70 Drum, Steel Closed Top, 55 Gallon 20 10 30 20 80 -Drum, Steel Open Top, 55 Gallon 30 10 30 20 3 8 101 Drum, Poly Closed Top,15 Gallon 10 2 10 22 Drum, Poly Open Top,15 Gallon 10 2 10 22 Drum, Poly Closed Top, 55 Gallon 20 10 30 1 61 Drum, Poly Open Top, 55 Gallon 30 10 30 70 Drum, Steel Closed Top, 30 Gallon 2 5 5 12 Drum, Steel Open Top, 30 Gallon 5 2 5 1 13 Drum, Poly Closed Top, 30 Gallon 5 2 5 1 13 -Drum; Poly Open Top, 30 Gallon 5 2 5 12 Drum, Steel Closed Top,15 Galion 2 5 7 Drum, Steel Open Top,15 Gallon 4 2 4 1 11 Drum, Steel Salvage, 85 Gallon 20 12 25 2 59 Drum, Poly Overpack, 95 Gallon 10 5 20 35 Drum, Steel Overpack,110 Gallon 2 2 Drum Liners 200 50 200 200 650 Duct Tape 60 24 72 20 530 216 922 Floor Dry (40#) 60 20 60 50 190 Gloves, Cotton 100 40 144 20 156 460 Gloves, Latex T 200 50 200 100 120 207 877 7T-,,J' 4--]l L-7;- 1 x 1 t. if `. \y11 A BELFOR r ENVIRONMENTAL ° As always, Health and Safety of our personnel is of utmost importance. All BELFOR personnel undergo a detailed yearly physical in addition to their entrance and exit physicals. They are trained to meet or exceed any State or Federal guidelines for health and Safety protocols. Those individual records are confidential, but a training summary is attached. To ensure the safe execution of work at your project sites, a site specific health and safety plan is prepared prior to commencement of the project. Daily Tailgate safety meetings are held to address site specific hazards that may arise and each worker signs off on that document. BELFOR has an excellent track record for working with the client to make sure the job is done right the first time. Our Site Supervisors will work closely with Fort Collins personnel to evaluate site conditions, determine the best disposal option and provide the associated paperwork to ship and track that waste material. Where required, NFA letters will be obtained for the City of Fort Collins. Project Completion: The BELFOR Project Manager is responsible for the closeout of the project and that person will conduct debriefing with the City of Fort Collins assigned representative. Our billing package is well received by our clients and it provides copies of all pertinent Daily Work Reports, transportation and disposal documents in addition to the itemized bill for services provided. For larger projects a formal closure report is prepared for the client. Submittals: The following section corresponds to page 6 of the Request for Proposal. Attachments will be used where appropriate: 1. Personnel and Licenses- BELFOR Environmental has approximately 150 employees nationwide with approximately 75 in the Colorado Marketplace. In.Attachment 1, you will find a listing of our key personnel with a description of Training and Licenses held in various states across the country. 2. Clean Up Experience- BELFOR Environmental performs a wide array of response cleanups ranging from the small aircraft crash that occurred in Larimer County to asphalt Tanker rollovers in Poudre Canyon in September 2009, or Diesel and Gasoline tankers rolling over in the mountain passes of Colorado's high country. Though these examples indicate BELFORS' competence in managing larger releases, most responses are smaller and more routine. Each year we respond to numerous Methamphetamine remediation and responses involving abandoned waste left in alleys and parking lots. BELFOR has managed the City and County of Denver HazMat program since 2002 and the competitive bid for the contract was recently re -awarded to us, as well. BELF.ORUSA 5675 Kalamath Street, Denver, CO 80221 - 800.930.0011 • ph:303.425.7526 ^ fx: 303.425 6575 24/7 emergency hotline 800. 930. 0011 - www.belforenvironmental.com Attachment 11 TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY, INC. List of Services Effective June 2009 Technology Laboratory, Inc. 1012 Centre Avenue Fort Collins, CO 80526 970-490-1414 (p) 970-472-5488 (f) www.techlabusa.com info@techlabusa.com Technology Laboratory, Inc. 1 2009 Fee Schedule Table of Contents Petroleum Industry....................................................4 Vapors......................................................................8 Underground Storage Tank (UST)..............................10 Organic Chemistry...................................................11 RCRA Hazardous Waste Profiling..............................16 Inorganic Chemistry................................................17 Metal Analysis.........................................................18 Containers, Preservatives, & Hold Times....................19 Technology Laboratory, Inc. 2 2009 Fee Schedule General Information 1. Payment is due in full within net terms stated on your invoice (typically net 30) 2. Prices are subject to change without notice. 3. All prices stated apply to Normal Turn Around Times. 4. Normal Turn Around Time (TAT) is 5-10 working days; faster TAT's will be honored provided the laboratory workload will allow for rush samples. Our rush premium's are as follows: • Same Day Service- 4 times our published rates (Sample must be in laboratory prior to 10am) • 24 Hour service- 2 times our published rates • 3 Day Service- 1.5 times our published rates 5. TLI will hold in confidence all information it receives from the customer and the results of all tests and services provided to the customer. 6. Samples may be dropped off at the laboratory during normal working hours (M-F 8am-5pm) or shipped to the lab. TLI provides a courier service for the Denver metro area & Northern Colorado at no additional charge (order minimum required). 7. A finance charge of 1.5% per month will be added to any invoice past due. Technology Laboratory, Inc. 3 2009 Fee Schedule PETROLEUM INDUSTRY ANALYSIS (24 Hour Turn Around on Special Request) Natural Gas Analysis: Methane through Hexanes plus, Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen/Oxygen, BTU, and calculated Specific Gravity. ASTM-D1945 $100 Natural Gas —Liquid Analysis (NGL) Methane through Heptanes plus, CO2, N2, Liquefied Volume %, Mole %, and calculated Specific Gravity. ASTM- D2597 $150 Extended Detailed Hydrocarbon Analysis (Fingerprint of Paraffins, Isoparaffins, Aromatics to include BTEX, Naphthenes and Olefins) ASTM- D6730 $500 Detailed Liquid ;Hydrocart on`AnalyMs (C1-C30+) ASTM-D5307 $350 Hazardous Air_Pollutants:-!Pressu ized'Condensate) ASTM-D6730 $500 Hazardous Air Pollutants & C1-C10+ Hydrocarbons (Pressurized Water) Proprietary $900 Hazardous Air Pollutants (Pressurized Water) Proprietary $400 Sulfur Compounds in Natural Gas (H2S, CS2, COS, CH3SH, CH3CH2SH) UOP 212 By Quote Sulfur Compounds in Natural Gas -Liquid (NGL) (H2S, CS2, COS, CH3SH, CH3CH2SH) ASTM-D5623 By Quote Total, Sulfur In Oil ASTM-D1266 $150 H2S in Natural Gas by Tutweiler UOP 9-85 $125 H2S in Water EPA-376.1 $50 Simulated Distillation (Carbon Number vs. Boiling Point) ASTM7D5307 $350 D-86 Distillation ASTM-D86-96 $350 Water in Natural Gas by Karl Fischer ; ASTM-D4928-96 $150 Water in Glycol by Karl Fischer ASTM-D4928-96 $120 Ethylene Glycol ASTM- D2982 $120 Methano.fin'Water EPA-8260B $120 Methane in Water RSK-175 $80 Viscosity, (Kinematic ASTM- D446 $150 Asphaltenes (Heptane Insolubles) in Crude Oil ASTM-D6560 $150 Paraffin Wax Content of Petroleum Oil ASTM-135442 $150 Gravity (API) ASTM- D287 $25 'Gravity (Specific) ASTM- D1298 $25 Cloud Point ASTM- D2500 $60 Chloride in Oil (Water Soluble) ASTM- D3230 $100 Pour'Polnt ASTM- D97 $60 Technology Laboratory, Inc. 4 2009 Fee Schedule PETROLEUM INDUSTRY ANALYSIS (24 Hour Turn Around on Special Request) Bottom Sediment and Water (BS & W) ASTM- D473 $50 ;Particle Size Distribution (Water) Millipore Filter $200 Injection Water Quality (Suspended Solids Analysis) Proprietary $250 Oil Field Water Analysis: ICP / IC $235 Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Barium, Iron, Chloride, Sulfate, Carbonate, Bicarbonate, pH, calculated TDS, Resistivity, Specific Gravity, & Stiff Plot Scale Analysis (Quantitative I.D. of Inorganic Deposits, such as CaCO3, ICP-IC $350 ICaSO4, BaSO4, Fe03, etc.) Flashpoint (Pensky Martens Closed Cup) SW1010 $60 Sample preparation, clean-up and separation of emulsions prior to Per Sample $50 analysis Mobile Laboratory Services and Sampling Services by quote! Technology Laboratory, Inc. 5 2009 Fee Schedule INORGANIC CHEMISTRY WATER & WASTEWATER ANALYSIS 1'?�1r� Alkalinity as CaCO3 EPA-310.2 $20 Ammonia-N EPA-350.3 $25 Anion Scan PO4, SO4, NO3, NO2, F, CI, Br EPA-300.0 $100 Acetate EPA-300.0 $50 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) EPA-405.1 $40 Chloride EPA-300.0 $25 Chemical Oxygen Demand EPA-410.4 $30 Conductivity / Resistivity SW-9050 $15 Cyanide Total SW 9014 $25 Ethanol SW 8260E $120 Fluoride EPA-300.0 $20 Formaldehyde- EPA-323 $50 Glycol ASTM- D2982 $120 Hardness CaCO3 EPA-130.1 $40 H dro en Sulfide H2S EPA-376.1 $50 Methane Gas RSK-175 $80 Nitrate EPA-300.0 $21 Nitrite EPA-300.0 $25 Nitrogen K'eldahl EPA-351.4 $90 Oil & Grease EPA=1664 $65 H SW 9045C $14 Phosphorus Ortho EPA-300.0 $25 Phenols Total EPA-420.2 $25 Specific Gravity__SM 271OF $25 Sulfate EPA-300.0 $22 Total Dissolved Solids EPA-160.1 $20 Total Suspended Solids EPA-160.2 $20 Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons TRPH EPA-418.1 $63 Total Organic Carbon TOC EPA-415.2 $50 Technology Laboratory, Inc. 6 2009 Fee Schedule TRACE METALS ANALYSIS WATER OR SOLIDS Sample Preparation -Total EPA-3050B $50 Metals Soil Sample Preparation- Dissolved EPA-3005A $15 .Metals Water 'Sample Preparation- Total EPA-3010A $50 Metals Water ICP Scan EPA-6010B $250 (includes sample ;(Ag, Al, As, B, Ba, Be, Ca, Cd, preparation) Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Mo, Na, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Sr, TI, V, Zn, Hg (Cold Vapor)) Mercury(Cold Vapor) EPA-7470 $50 (includes sample re aration Mercury Water EPA-245.1 $50 RCRA 8 (Ag, As, Ba, Cd, Cr, EPA-6010B $110 + additional sample H ,'Pb, Se) preparation Please See rage 96 for TCLP Metal Analyses* INDIVIDUAL- TRACE METALS .. Antimony Calcium Man anese _ Silver _Aluminum Chromium Molybdenum Sodium --- -Arsenic Cobalt Nickel Strontium - Barium Copper Phosphorus Tin Beryllium,, Iron Potassium Tungsten Boron Lead Selenium Vanadium - -" — - Cadmium Magnesium Silicon — Zinc - - - Technology Laboratory, Inc. 7 2009 Fee Schedule AIR ANALYSIS . ..mil. o BTEX (Tedlar Bag).-;(5oil Vapor,,48..hour Bold time; mus- indicateon'COC) $105 -BTEX (Tedlar Bag) (Emissions) $135 BTEX & TVPH (Tedlar Bag) (Emissions) $135 FIXED GASES (02, N2, CO2, CH4) (Method ASTM D1946) $80 Tedlar Bag $10 t Wit-{ �'t�+!ftr�� tC9�Fi�`' Benzene Ethylbenzene Toluene Total Xylenes Method TO-14A Method Detection Limit: 1.0 pg/m3 (GC/MS/SCAN) Price: Price: $275.00 / Summa $225.00 / Tedlar Bag '� �� r # ,."'• �� is -f��, �-� Benzene 1';3=Dichlorobenzene cis=1;3-Dichloropropene Trichlorofluoromethane Bromomethane 1,4-Dichlorobenzene trans-1,3-Dichloropropene 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene 'Carbon -Tetrachloride cis-1;2-Dichloroethene Ethylbenzene 1,1,1-Trichloroethane Chloroform 06-1,2-Dichloroethene ! Methylethylketone .1,1,2-Trichloroethane •2-Chlorotoluene 1,2-Dichloroethane Methylene Chloride Trichloroethane Chloroethane - 1,2-Dichloropropane- Styrene 1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene Chloromethane 1,1-Dichloroettiane 1,1;1',2-Tetrachloroethane 1,2,4-Tnmethylbenzene I.,-2-Dibromomethane 1,1-Dichloroethene Tetrachloroethane Xylenes - 1,2-Dichlorobenzene Hexachlorobutadiene Toluene Vinyl -Chloride - - - "Price includes rental and cleaning of Summa Canisters Technology Laboratory, Inc. 8 2009 Fee Schedule Method TO-15 (GC/MS/SIM) Colorado Department of Public Health List Price: $275.00 / Summa* .Benzene 0.23 pg/m3 Ethylbenzene 1.0 pg/m3 Carbon tetrachloride 0.12 pg/m3 Methylene chloride 3.8 pg/m3 Chlorobe.nzene 1.0 pg/m3 Styrene 1.0 pg/m3 Chloroform 0.077 pg/m3 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane 0.031 pg/m3 1,2-dichlorobenzene 1.0 pg/m3 Tetrachloroethene 1.0 pg/rh3 1,4-dichlorobenzene 0.28 pg/m3 Toluene -1:0 pg/m3 1,1-dichloroethane 1.0 pg/m3 1,1,1-Trichloroethane - -1.0 pg/m3 1;2-dichloroethane 0.069 pg/m3 1,1;2-Trichloroethane '0.011 pg/m3 _1,1-dichloroethene 1.0 pg/m3 Trichloroethene 0,016 pg/m3 Cis-1,2-dichloroethene 1.0 pg/m3 Vinyl chloride 0.072 pg/m3 1,12-dichloropropane 0.092 pg/m3' Xylenes -- - 1.0 pg/m3 *Price includes rental and cleaning of Summa Canisters Passive Vapor Monitoring (NIOSH) Compounds Available* Price $100.00 / badge • . a „ .. :� ;r'1�'��r y tiAe�B' �Y%�1.3. � r. V .9a � x X y .� f � f 'ri'r9�.3,, �'x:.Z. Acetone — 4-Chlorotoluene — 1.,1-Dichloropropene Tetrachloroethene Benzene Dibromochloromethane cis-1,3-Dichloropropene Toluene Bromobenzene - 1,2-Dibr6ino-3-chloropropane trans- 1,3-Dichloropropene Hexachlorobutadiene B romochloro methane - 1,2-Dichloromethane Ethylbenzene 1,2;4-Trichlorobenzene Bromodichlororiethane' Dibromomethane - -- -- 2-Hexanone ----- - 1,i j-Trichloroethane Bromoform - -- -- - - 1,2-Dichlorobenzene Iso_propylbenzene 1,1;2=Trichloroethane -n=Butylbenzene 1,3-Dichlorobenzene p- Isopropyltoluene Trichloroethene sec-Butylbenzene 1,4=Dichlorobenzene Methylethylketone 1,23-Trichloropropane tert-Butylbenzene Cis- 1,2-Dichloroethe_ ne Naphthalene 1,3;5-Trimethylbenzene Carbon tetrachloride 1,2-Dichloroethane n- Propylbenzene 1-,2,4-Trimethylbenzene Chlorobenzene 1,2-Dichloropropane Styrene Xylenes Chloroform 1,3-Dichloropropane 1, 1, 1,2-Tetrachloroethane - 2-Chlorotoluene 2,2-Dichloropropane 1,1,22-Tetrachloroethane -- contact laboratory for appropriate passive vapor monitor and questions concerning different parameters. Technology Laboratory, Inc. 9 2009 Fee Schedule UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS (UST) WATER OR SOLIDS Method Detection Limit on BTEX & MTBE: <0.001 mg/L or <0.010 mg/Kg Method Detection Limit on TVPH: <0.5 mg/L or <0.5 mg/Kg @'11: - - - - BTEX EPA-8260B / 624 $65 MTBE EPA-8260B $65 TVPH (GRO) EPA-8260B $55 BTEX & MTBE EPA-8260B $75 BTEX & TVPH EPA-8260B $93 BTEX, MTBE, & TVPH EPA-8260B $115 BTEX & OXYGENATES (MTBE, ETBE, DIPE, TAME, TBA & ETOH) EPA-8260B $220 ETHANOL EPA-8260B $120 TBA EPA-82608 $120 TEPH (DRO) EPA-8015B $70 FUEL I.D. (FINGERPRINT) GC/MS $195 OIL & GREASE EPA-413.1/ 1664 / 9071B $65 TRPH EPA418.1 $63 PAH -EPA-8270C $160 METHANE (in water) RSKSOP-175 (mod.) $80 Technology Laboratory, Inc. 10 2009 Fee Schedule 3. Training and Safety - Attached is an outline of our routine Safety Training for all Field employees. Additional specialized training is also provided to Response Managers and Senior level managers at the Transportation Training Center (TTCI) in Pueblo. TTCI is internationally recognized by both private and public institutions seeking in-depth, comprehensive training solutions. Tank Car Management, Blevy Management and Incident Commander are some of the training courses available. 4. Industrial Hygiene Services - Though BELFOR Environmental does not have Industrial Hygienists on staff, we align with a select group of Industrial Hygienists that can respond to our needs quickly and have the experience in managing the typical contaminants of concern found throughout this region and abroad: Methamphetamine, Mold, Asbestos, and Heavy Metal contamination are some of the more common contaminants we manage with our Industrial Hygienist partners. Koch Environmental- Tom Koch- (303) 932-8484 www.kochenvironmental.com Foothills Environmental- Andre Gonzales- (303) 232-2660 www.foothillsusa.com Terracon Inc. - Dana Harris-(970) 484-0359 www.terracon.com 5. Emergency Response Rates - See attachment 5 6. Scheduled Service Rates - See Attachment 6 7. Standby Services - As mentioned on page two, BELFOR maintains three rotating response teams. In the instance that the first team is fully engaged on a response- whether standby or active, the other teams can be called to duty. In the event that there is a large catastrophic emergency, personnel and equipment resources will be mobilized from other BELFOR offices. In the case of very large and lengthy responses, BELFOR will hire additional resources, screen all applicants through E-Verify and conduct orientation and applicable training classes for those individuals in an abbreviated time frame, in order to respond effectively to our client needs- without utilizing temporary services. 4 BELFORUSA 5075 Kalamath Street, Denver, CO 80221 - 800.930.0011 - ph303.425.7526 - fx: 303.425 6575 24/7 emergency hotline 800. 930. 0011 - www.belforenvironmental.com ORGANIC CHEMISTRY VOLATILES Parameter Parameter Parameter Parameter Benzene Chloromethane 1,3-Dichloropropane 1,12,2-Tetrachloroethane Bromobenzene 2-Chlorotoluene 2,2-Dichloropropane 1,2,3-Trichlorobenzene Bromochloromethane 4-Chlorotoluene 1,1-Dichloropropene 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene Bromodichloromethane 1,2-Dibromoethane'(EDB) Cis-1,3-Dichloropropene 1, 1, 1 -Trichloroethane Bromoform Dibromomethane Ethylbenzene 1,1,2-Trichloroethane Bromomethane 1,2-Dichlorobenzene Hexachlorobutadiene Trichloroethene n=Bufylbenzene 1,3-Dichlorobenzene Isopropylbenzene Trichlorofluoromethane Sec-Butylbenzene 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 4-isopropyltoluene 1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene Tert-Butylbenzene 1,1-Dichloroethane Methylene Chloride 1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene Carbon Tetrachloride ' 1,2-Dichloroethane Naphthalene Toluene Chlorobenzene 1,1-Dichloroethene n-Propylbenzene -Vinyl Chloride Dibromochloromethane Cis-1,2-Dichloroethene Styrene Xylenes Chloroethane Trans=1;2-Dichloroethene Tetrachloroethene Trans-1,3-Dichloropropene Chloroform 1,2=Dichloropropane 1,11;2-Tetrachloroethane Technology laboratory, Inc. 2009 Fee Schedule ORGANIC CHEMISTRY VOLATILES J r } �x3:�`»%y t►:1;�:«1i'U}r7��'_'!I'T� lr-�?'la ��1��5.� in i i'� .*�jy� Parameter Parameter Parameter Parameter Benzene Chloroform 1,1-Dichloroethene 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane Bromodichloromethane Chloromethane 1,2-Dibromoethane (EDB) Toluene Bromoform Dibromochloromethane Trans-1,2-Dichloroethene 1, 1, 1 -Trichloroethene Bromomethane 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 1,2-Dichloropropane 1,1,2-Trichloroethene Carbon Tetrachloride 1 1,3-Dichlorobenzene Cis-1,3-Dichloropropene 'Trichloroethane Chlorobenzene 1,4-Dichlorobenzene Trans-1, 3Dichloropropene Trichlorofluoromethane Chloroethane 1,1-Dichloroethene Ethylbenzene Vinyl Chloride 2=Cloroethylvinyl ether 1,2-Dichloroethane Methylene Chloride Technology Laboratory, Inc. 12 2009 Fee Schedule ORGANIC CHEMISTRY SEMI-VOLATILES =�;.,rt��'��!`J�1`�}„ (�ttj�J�� C;o�:Pi��;t0�4t't=�w�j „t��`��G}(�} r�l .��1•'�'• r�1��,� .� �'� i1[oolyI} Z�r��',!";34t Parameter Parameter Parameter Parameter ACIDS 2-Chlorophenol 4-Methylphenol 2,4-Dinitrophenol Phenol 2-Methylphenol 2,4-Dichlorophenol 4-Nitrophenol 2,4,5-Trichlorophenol 3;Methylphenol 2,4-Dimethylphenol Pentachloro phenol 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol BASE/NEUTRALS Acenaphthylene Dimethyl phthalate 1,3-Dichlorobenzene 3-Nitroaniline .AcenaphtFiene 4-Bromophenyl-phenylether 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 4-Nitroaniline Anthracene Butyl benzyl phthalate 2,4-Dinitrotoluene Naphthalene Benzo(a)anthracene 4-Chloroaniline 2,6-Dinitr6toluene Nitrobenzene Benzo(b)fluoranthene 2-Chloronaphthalene Fluorene N-Nitrosodi-n-propylamine Benzo(k)fluorarithene 4-Chlorophenyl-phenylether Fluoranthene N-Nitrosodimethylamine Benzo(g,h,i)perylene Chrysene Hexachlorobenzene N-Nitrosodiphenylamine Benzo(a)pyrene Diethylphthalate. Hexachlorocyclopentadiene Phenanthrene Benzyl Alcohol Di-n-butyl phthalate Hexachloroethane Pyrene -Bis(2-chlo(oethoxy)methane Di-n-octyl phthalate Inden6(1,2,-3-cd)pyrene Pyridine Bis(2-chloroethyl)ether Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene Isophorone 1,2,4-Tiichlorobenzene Bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine ' 2-Methyinaphthalene Bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate 1,2-Dichlorobenzene t2-Nitroaniline Parameters Analyzed -Naphthalene Phenanthrene Benzo(a)Anthracene Benzo(a)Pyrene Acenaphthylene Anthracene Chrysene Indeno(1,2,3-cd)Pyrene Acenaphthene Fluoranthene Benzo(b)Fluoranthene Dibenzo(a,h)Anthracene 11, Fluorene Pyrene Benzo(k)Fluoranthene Benzo(g,h,i)Perylene Technology Laboratory, Inc. 13 2009 Fee Schedule ORGANIC CHEMISTRY SEMI-VOLATILES 0�!( F_ 'J ,4:D ``�"-%I 4'.�'yy� J ;�!�-'=.�'� _z~% ��"1-try � � � i.!';j'«li�'d'3�+�J�r �ro'� sFr�?��•�:xtl ,!,!��;3'��ra��?�l �e�' e �73�;�� J, , Parameter Parameter Parameter Parameter ACIDS 2-Chlorophenol 4-Methylphenol 2,4-Dinitrophenol Phenol 2-Methylphenol 2,4-Dichlorophenol 4-Nitrophenol 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol 3-Methylphenol 2,4-Dimethylphenol Pentachlorophenol BASE/NEUTRALS Acenaphthylene Bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine Hexachloroethane Acenaphthene 4-Bromophenyl-phenylether Dimethyl phthalate Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene Anthracene Butyl-benzyl phthalate 1,2-Dichlorobenzene Isophorone Benzo(a)anthracene 2-Chloronaphthalene 1,3-Dichlorobenzene Naphthalene Benzo(b)fluoranthene 4-Chlorophenyi-phenylether 1,4-Dichlorobenzene Nitrobenzene Benzo(k)fluoranthene Chrysene 2,4-Dinitrotoluene N-Nitrosodi-n- propylamine 'Benzo(g,h,i)perylene Diethylphthalate 2,6-Dinitrotoluene Phenanthrene -Benzo(a)pyrene 'Di-n-butyl phthalate Fluorene Pyrene Bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane 'Di-n-octyl phthalate Fluoranthene 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene Bis(2-chloroethyl)ether Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene Hexachlorobenzene Alpha-terpineol Acetophenone - n-decane n-o-dbdecane Carbazole 2,3-dichloroahiline pyridine Technology Laboratory, Inc. 14 2009 Fee Schedule ORGANIC CHEMISTRY PESTICIDES, PCB'S & HERBICIDES WATER & SOIL Parameters analyzed Aldrin 4,4'-DDD Endosulfan II Heptachlor epoxide a-BHC 4,4'-DDE Endosulfan sulfate Chlordane b-BHC 4,4'-DDT Endrin Toxaphene g-BHC Dieldrin Endrin aldehyde d-BHC Endosulfan I Heptachlor Parameters,_ analyzed Aroclor 1016 _ `Aroclor ."1248; Aroclor 1221 Aroclor 1254 Aroclor 1232 ^Aroclor 1260, Aroclor 1242 Aroclor 1268 Parameters analyzed 2,4-D 2,4,5-TP (SILVEX) Technology Laboratory, Inc. 15 '2009 Fee Schedule RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE PROFILING 11r�,._., , „,d. �Il e.�.f.--51��_'; `��I,il.j � ! ,r_ "�,Ir�(•7'�•1��.'� `'r. Parameters analyzed Benzene Chloroform 1,1-Dichloroethene Vinyl Chloride Carbon Tetrachloride 1,4-Dichlorobenzene Tetrachloroethene Methyl Ethyl Ketone Chlorobenzene 1,2-Dichloroethane Trichloroethene Parameters analyzed - o-Cresol 2,4-Dinitrotoluene Pentachlorophenol Hexachloroethane m-Cresol Hexachlorobenzene 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol Nitrobenzene p-Cresol Hexachloro-1,3-Butadiene 2,4,5-Trichlorophenol Pyridine Parameters analyzed Chlordane Heptachlor Lindane Toxa hene Endrin Heptachlor epoxide I Methox chlor ! �;SaiL�I �!r-�-1 C.31_" ,�.-.. ar ��t•4!PJ `�.��"!+�.ti >.u� YY�:;aE{,..4+��-.'�;,k ar ,.,".„^ L, �;7��11�'l. Parameters anal zed 2,4-D 2,4,5-TP (SILVEX) i" M-M.: �_' �_-j '�M * wo , WHO aln Parameters anal zed Arsenic. Cadmium Lead Selenium Barium Chromium Mercury Silver i'c lil� ... +fir i r n" <••4 "{" .- r y, MA1""�`fui� Parameters analyzed Lead includes extraction $gq? Lead_ water includes extraction $97:. Lead & Chromium includes extraction $97` Parameters anal zed I nitabilit (Flashpoint) $40 Corrosivit H $14 Reactivit Sulfide & Cyanide) $82 Paint Filter $19 Technology Laboratory, Inc. 16 2009 Fee Schedule INORGANIC CHEMISTRY WATER & WASTEWATER ANALYSIS Alkalinity as CaCO3 EPA-310.2 $20 Ammonia-N EPA-350.3 $25 Anion Scan PO4, SO4, NO3, NO2, F, CI, Br EPA-300.0 $100 Acetate EPA-300.0 $50 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) EPA-405.1 $40 Chloride EPA-300.0 $25 Chemical Oxygen Demand EPA-410.4 $30 Conductivity / Resistivity SW 9050 $15 Cyanide Total SW 9014 $25 Ethanol SW 8260B $120 Fluoride EPA-300.0 $20 Formaldehyde EPA-323 $50 Glycol ASTM-D2982 $120 Hardness CaCO3 EPA-130.1 $40 Hydrogen Sulfide H2S EPA-376.1 $50 Methane Gas RSSOP-175K $80 Nitrate EPA-300.0 $21 Nitrite EPA-300.0 $25 Nitrogen K'eldahl EPA-351.4 $90 Oil & Grease EPA-1664 $65 H SW 9045C $14 Phosphorus Ortho EPA-300.0 $25 Phenols Total EPA420.2 $25 Specific Gravity SM 2710F $25 Sulfate EPA-300.0 $22 Total Dissolved Solids EPA-160.1 $20 Total Suspended Solids EPA-160.2 $20 Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons TRPH EPA418.1 $63 Total Organic Carbon TOC EPA415.2 $50 Technology Laboratory, Inc. 17 2009 Fee Schedule TRACE METALS ANALYSIS WATER OR SOLIDS Sample Preparation -Total EPA-3050B $50 Metals Soil Sample Preparation- Dissolved EPA-3005A $15 Metals Water Sample Preparation- Total EPA-3010A $50 Metals Water ICP Scan EPA-6010B $250 (includes sample (Ag, Al, As, B, Ba, Be, Ca, Cd, preparation) Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Mo, Na, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Sr, TI, V, Zn, H Cold Vapor)) Mercury (Cold Vapor) EPA-7470 $50 (includes sample preparation) Mercury Water EPA-245.1 $50 RCRA 8 (Ag, As, Ba, Cd, Cr, EPA-6010B $110 + additional sample H , Pb,.Se) ppreparation Lead (Total) EPA-6010B $28 (includes sample preparation) *Please See Page 16 for TCLP Metal Analyses* INDIVIDUAL TRACE METALS rrir+4y.rr ,rrriiT:,. .li;r•,!�i Antimony Cesium Manganese Sodium — - — - Aluminum Chromium Molybdenum Strontium Arsenic Cobalt Nickel Tin Barium Copper Phosphorus Tungsten Beryllium Iron Platinum Uranium_ Bismuth Lanthanum Potassium Vanadium Boron Lead Selenium Zinc Cadmium Lithium Silicon Calcium Magnesium Silver Technology Laboratory, Inc. 18 2009 Fee Schedule w REQUIREMENTS FOR SAMPLE VOLUME, PRESERVATION, AND HOLDING TIMES SOIL SAMPLES Q� BTEX, TVPH (GRO) ** 14 Days 4 C MTBE ** 14 Days 4 C TEPH (DRO) ** 14 Days 4 C PAH ** $ 4 C Oil & Grease/ TRPH ** 28 Days 4 C VOC 8260 (Total or TCLP) ** 14. Days 4 C Semi- VOC 8270 1- 2 oz. Soil Jar $ 4 C PCB/Pesticide 1- 2 oz. Soil Jar $ 4 C pH ** 7 Days 4 C Metals Analysis (Total or TCLP) ** 6 Months 4 C Paint Filter ** 14 Days 4 C RIC (Reactivity, Ignitability, & Corrosivity) ** 14 Days 4 C Herbicides 1- 2 oz. Soil Jar $ 4 C $ 7 day extraction, 40 days post extraction for analysis ** Technology Laboratory requests only 1- 2 oz. soil jar and can perform many analyses from it. Please call ahead if you think you may require more containers, have any questions or concerns. Technology Laboratory, Inc. 19 2009 Fee Schedule 0 REQUIREMENTS FOR SAMPLE VOLUME, PRESERVATION, AND HOLDING TIMES WATER SAMPLES r�t.�.�'fI _� �r . Vd,o.��► � �� a,��a: .i ��i.�; :C� 'tJ � _ � u�,p�.?`�.l�lr.:� ��_. BTEX, TVPH (Gasoline) 2- 40 mL VOA vials 14 Days HCl/ 4 C MTBE 1- 40 mL VOA vial 14 Days HCl/ 4 C TEPH (Diesel) - 1- 40 mL VOA vial 14 Days HCl/ 4 C Oil & Grease/ TRPH 1 Liter (Glass or Plastic) 28 Days H2SO4 (pH <2)/ 4 C VOC 8260 (Total or TCLP) 2- 40 mL VOA vials $ HCl/ 4 C Semi- VOC 8270 1 Liter (Glass) $ 4 C TSS/TDS 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle 7 Days 4 C Metals (Total) 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle 6.Months HNO3 (pH <2) Metals Analysis (Dissolved) 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle 6 Months* 48 Hours* Field Filtered/ HNO3 (pH <2) RIC (Reactivity, Ignitability, & Corrosivity) 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle 14 Days 4 C Ammonia 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle** 28 Days H2SO4 (pH <2)/ 4 C BOD 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle 48 Hours 4 C COD 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle 28 Days H2SO4 (pH <2) Cyanide 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle_** 14 Days NaOH & Ascorbic Acid (pH 12) Nitrate/ Nitrite 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle** 48 Hours 4 C Nitrogen (Total Kjeldahl) 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle** 28 Days H2SO4 (pH <2)/ 4 C Phosphorus 1-250ml- Plastic bottle" 28'Days 4 C Sulfate 1--250mL Plastic.bottle** 28 Days 4 C Anion Scan (SO4, PO4, NO3, NO2, F, Cl, Br) 1- 250ml- Plastic bottle 48 Hours 4 C $ 7 day extraction, 40 days post extraction for analysis *6 months for field filtered & preserved samples; 48 hours for unfiltered samples ** For any combination of these analytes fewer bottles may be required; please call ahead if you have questions regarding how many containers you require. § Any combination of BTEX, MTBE & GRO requires only 2 VOA vials; 3 VOA vials are required for the addition of DRO to the latter tests Technology Laboratory, Inc. 20 2009 Fee Schedule BELFOR, ENVIROkMENTAL 8. Subcontractors - Due to the nature of our business, BELFOR Environmental does not hire subcontractors to perform any of our core services. Limited subcontracting for ancillary services such as Cranes, Electrical and paving are used- infrequently. More common "subcontracted" services necessary to complete our services include analytical services, Disposal and Industrial Hygiene services. Those contacts are: Lab Services: Technology Labs- Fort Collins- Kate Fangman- 970-490-1414 HazMat Disposal: AET Environmental- Frank Virginia- 303-333-8521 Non Hazardous Disposal: Waste Management- Bill Brown 720-977-2106 Non Hazardous Disposal: Republic Services- Lisa Adam 303-371-5115 9. List of Available Cleanup Equipment and Supplies See Attachment 9 for a listing of Materials and Equipment inventoried in our office. 10. Identification and HazCat procedures Our process for "Field Identification" of unknown materials generally identifies chemicals into hazard classes/characteristics, for example, flammability, corrosiveness, oxidizing properties, and chlorine presence. 'This level of knowledge will enable the material to be satisfactorily profiled into a TSDF or Non Hazardous waste disposal facility. These tests are performed through usage of test kits, test strips, and instrumentation and meters that BELFOR inventories internally. 11. Lab Pricing - Laboratory services are generally charged at a cost plus 15% as outlined on Attachment 5 and 6. Attachment 11 is the Base Cost sheet from Technology Labs in Fort Collins, to which the 15% is added. 12. Provisions for contract personnel during large scale clean-up projects - In and effort to maintain the highest level of quality and security, BELFOR Environmental performs all services with full time personnel. As part of this protocol, BELFOR performs Alcohol and Drug testing on those individuals hired following an E-Verify process to ensure all workers meet our rigorous employment standards. One recent example of this was the hiring of 40 workers to assist on a flood- related asbestos abatement, and blood borne pathogen decontamination project we were awarded in Memphis, TN in the spring of 2010. BELFORUSA 5075 Kalamath Street, Denver, CO 80221 - 800.930.0011 - ph:303.425.7526 - fx: 303.425 6575 24/7 emergency totline 800. 930. 0011 9 www.belforenvironmental.com sa�oieo CERTIFICAi DATE(MM/DD/YYYY) Attachment 15 'INSURANCE 1 1 04/06/2010 PRODUCER Aon Risk services Central, Inc. THIS CERTIFICATE 1S ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY Southfield MI Office AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS 3000 Town Center suite 3000 CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE Southfield MI 48075 USA COVERAGE AFFORDED BYTHE POLICIES BELOW. do-,E-(866) 283-7122 FAX- 847 953-5390 INSURERS AFFORDING COVERAGE NAIC fl INSURED Environmental, Inc. INSURER PinnaC01 Assurance Company 41190 INSURER Philadelphia indemnity Ins Co 18058 507Belfor 5075 Kalamath Street Denver Co 80221 USA INSURERC. Insurance Company of the State of PA 19 229 INSURER D National union Fire Ins Co of Pittsburgh 19445 INSURERE-_ E. Chartis Specialty Insurance Company __ 26883 rrnrGaAr_Fc --•- "r'F — r'• — us- arru Luna I t1 ons or me policy THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. 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LIMITS SHOWN ARE AS REQUESTED INSR A LTR INSRt TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER POLICY EFFECTIVE POLICY EXPIRATION ATE(MM/DD/YYYI' DA MMMD LIMITS D ENERALLIABILITY GL4376S13 04/01/2010 04/01/2011 EACH OCCURRENCE S110001000 x COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY DAMAGE TO RENTED S11000,000 CLAIMS MADE ® OCCUR PREMISES (Ea oecurreoce) ( y one person) PERSONAL & ADV INJURY S1,000.000 GENERAL AGGREGATE 12,000,000 GETN'L AGGREGATE LIMIT APPLfES PER PRODUCTS - COMP/OP AGG S2 , 000, 000 D POLICY ® PRO- O LOC JECT c AUTOMOBILELIABILrry CA8263538 04/01/2010 04/01/2011 AAUTO COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT (Ea accident) S1,900,000 ALLLL OWNED AUTOS BODILY INJURY (Par person) SCHEDULED AUTOS HIRED AUTOS BODILY INJURY (Per accident) NON OWNED AUTOS Comp Ded 111,000 PROPERTY DAMAGE Coll Ded $1.000 (Per accident) GARAGE LIABILITY AUTO ONLY - EA ACCIDENT ANY AUTO OTHER THAN EA ACC AUTO ONLY: - C EXCESS /UMBRELLALIABILITY BE9613260 04/01/2010 AGG EACHOCCURRENCE OCCUR ❑ CLAIMS MADE ]AGGREGATE S5,000,000 ®DEDUCTIBLE RETENTION S10,000 D WORKERS COMPENSATION AND WC x C sraTu• O TH- A EMPLOYERS' LIABILITYIFIR AOS E.L. EACH ACCIDLIMITSENT S1,000,000 ANY PROPRIETOR/PARTNER/EXECUTIVE C051232 12/01/2009 12/01/2010 OFFICER/MEMBER EXCLUDED? (M.ndatory in NH) E.L. DISEASE -EA EMPLOYEE $1, 000I— CltY Ot Fort Collins Attn. James O'Neil II, CPPO,CPPB 215 North Mason, 2nd Floor P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins Co 80522 USA ACORD 25 (2009/01 CANCELLATION SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, THE ISSUING INSURER WILL ENDEAVOR TO MAIL 30 DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER NAMED TO THE, LEFT, BUT FAILURE TO DO SO SHALL IMPOSE NO OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY OF ANY KIND UPON THE INSURER, ITS AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES. AUTHORIZED REPRFSENTATI VE The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD CORPORATION. All rights 0 x eD I\ 00 oGo O O n LA Attachment 16 Regulatory Citation Summary February 2010 2008 Regional Air Pollution Control Agency, Ohio On February 26, 2008, RAPCA issued RMCATBelfor Environmental a notice of violation for issues found during a December 4, 2006 inspection of our operations while performing Emergency Asbestos Abatement activities in the Kettering Tower in Dayton, OH. The violation involved inadequate wetting of materials during abatement of ACM fireproofing. These issues were immediately corrected. The resulting civil violation involved a fine of $19,000. 2010 U.S.- Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Denver Area Office On February 4, 2010, OSHA issued BELFOR Environmental a Citation and Notification of Penalty for work conducted August 5, 2009. This involves one Citation with one item, Type Other, for improper fit test of three employees during abatement of thermal system insulation. The proposed penalty is $0.00. This citation is under disputeiat this time. 2010 U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Albany, AT Office On February 8, 2010, OSHA issued BELFOR Environmental a Citation and.Notification of Penalty. This involves two Citations as follows. Citation 1 Item 1, Serious: No End -of -service -life indicator in use for air purifying respirators. Proposed Penalty $1,375 Item 2, Serious: One employee did not receive a medical evaluation to determine ability to use respirator. Proposed Penalty $3,500 Citation 2 Item 1, Other: One injury was not recorded on a Form 300A. Proposed Penalty $1000.00 Item 2, Other: One injury recorded on Form 300A did not include enough description related to the injury. Proposed Penalty $1000. These citations are under dispute at this time. 13. Ability to store hazardous, special and non -hazardous waste until final disposal - Though we manage and transport Hazardous Materials on a daily basis and are suitably qualified to do so, our facilities are not licensed for the storage of Hazardous Materials. Historically, our clients have allowed for "Safe Haven" storage of waste materials at a designated city location. In most cases, materials can be profiled and disposed of within a day or two of submitting a profile. 14. Elements of a Closing Report - A BELFOR Closure Report consists of: Where did the release occur and to what was the extent of contamination. Why, do we speculate that it happened? Who the responsible party is, who is affected as a result. What was the material released, apparent cause and result of the spill What was the timeline associated with the response activities and subsequent cleanup process. That basic information is compiled in association with pictures Daily Work Reports, analytical and Transportation and Disposal documentation quantifying the impact of the release'that can be used for subsequent discussions or litigation. 15. Amount of Professional Liability or Errors and Omissions insurance. These types of coverage fall under our General Liability Insurance policy which has a $2,000,000 General Aggregate limit. See Attachment 15 for a copy of your Certificate of Insurance. 16. Citations Fines and Settlements etc. - See attachment 16- OSHA Summary Log 17. Client References: Paul Bedard City and County of Denver 200 W 10 Avenue, Suite 310 Denver, CO 80204 (720) 865- 5473 Paul Wolfe Colorado Springs Utilities 121 South Tejon, 4"' Floor P.O. Box 1103 Colorado Springs, CO 80947 (719)- 668- 8691 BELFORUSA 5075 Kalamath Street, Denver, CO 80221 • 800.930.0011 • ph:303.425.7526 ^ fx: 303.425 6575 24/7 emergency hotline 800. 930.0011 0 www.belforenvironmental.com 18. Administrative Recordkeeping BELFOR maintains all hardcopy job related files for a minimum of 10 years. We also maintain all employment data for 30 years. 7 BELFORUSA 5075 Kalamath Street, Denver, CO 80221 ^ 800.930.0011 ^ ph303.425.7526 o fx: 303.426 6575 2417 emergency hotline 800. 930. 0011 u www.belforenvironmental.com Attachment 1 KEY PERSONNEL ` BELFOR r Ei V1411 NIMENYAL Matt Wetzel, Senior Vice President of Operations Mr. Wetzel has more than 18 years experience in the environmental industry. As senior vice president of operations for BELFOR Environmental, he manages all aspects of the company with operations that provide hazardous material emergency response and remediation services. Mr. Wetzel has managed more than 1,000 emergency responses, site investigations and remedial cleanups. These projects range from $1,000 responses to $4 million cleanups for federal, state, and commercial clients. Projects involve a wide range of hazardous materials including acids, chemical warfare agents, radionuclides, chlorinated organics, hydrocarbons, PCBs and dioxin. Mr. Wetzel has prepared and implemented project work plans and budgets and supervised field cleanup personnel in a wide variety of project tasks including facility decontamination and demolition, installation and operation of waste water treatment facilities, excavation of sludge removal, contaminated soil and dewatering, drum removal and waste transportation and disposal. David Babbs, General Manager - Denver Asbestos Mr. Babbs has over 15 years experience directing Health, Safety and Environmental Compliance in both governmental and private industry remediation projects. He's been the Owner's representative and point -of - contact in assessing, planning, managing and remediating facilities contaminated with asbestos, beryllium, cadmium, radiation, mold, lead, sulfuric acid, mercury and arsenic. He also has over 15 years of hands-on health and safety experience with DOE, DOD, EPA, FAA, Army, refineries, mining and schools. He conducted Beryllium and Asbestos characterizations of DOE facilities prior to D&D. He has 15 years experience assessing, directing and managing large complex Federal projects. He developed the Health and Safety Plan and enforced its requirements at the EPA.Superfund site in Cushing, Oklahoma, Hudson Oil Refinery. Chris Davis, General Manager - Atlanta Operations Chris Davis is the General Manager for Asbestos Operations in the BELFOR Environmental Atlanta Regional Office. He is integrally involved in all aspects of the asbestos industry. He started as a supervisor and developed into project management, operations and general management since 1989. Mr. Davis' management experience in the asbestos industry and as owner/operator of his own company is a key component to our success in BELFOR Environmental's expansion into Atlanta and the Southeast Region of the United States. Matt Hourigan, Special Programs Manager Matt Hourigan has more than 11 years experience in the environmental industry. As Special Programs Manager, he manages all national work and acts as liaison to BELFOR Property Restoration (North America's largest restoration contracting company). Mr. Hourigan has responded to dozens of large scale catastrophic events such as Hurricane Katrina and most recently the Iowa floods (2008) and Hurricane Ike (2008-2009). The range of services provided under the national program include asbestos abatement, lead abatement, hazardous materials spills and remediation, chemical lab packing, oil/fuel spill clean up, UST removal, confined space entry, mold remediation and waste management. Mr. Houngan's career began with a BS in Environmental Health and Science from Eastern Kentucky University and as Health and Safety Manager at RMCAT Environmental. His career has progressed with positions including Government Services manager for a large environmental company and Regional Asbestos Program Manager. Mr. Hourigan has managed over $100 million in the environmental remediation arena. KEY PERSONNEL continued B E LFQ�R Q Es�iVBR®IVt�i�fVi�il - Frank Johnston, General Manager - Denver & Colorado Springs Hazmat Mr. Johnston has more than 28 years of direct on -scene field experience with projects involving safe handling and cleanup of hazardous materials at hazardous waste sites. He has directed and assisted over 2,000 emergency responses and remedial projects involving oil, chemicals and hazardous materials cleanup. He managed ten projects under the ERGS Zone 4A contract and received a field performance rating of 70.4. Through his extensive oil field experience, coupled with hazardous material site experience, Mr. Johnston gained sound knowledge and experience for the safe handling of hazardous materials, radioactive waste site cleanup, soil neutralization, waste characterization, sampling, lab packing, chemical transfer of rail cars and tank trucks, chemical process equipment decontamination and removal heavy equipment operation, building decontamination, building demolition, transportation and disposal of radioactive wastes, field construction, site health and safety, work plan development and implementation, budgeting and cost controls. Martin Keller, General Manager - Phoenix Operations Martin Keller is an expert in the area of emergency response project management. He has been working in the environmental services industry since 1993. His emergency response experience covers industrial, municipalities, tribal and other service locations. He has incident commander training to compliment his project management experience in waster management and remediation. His certifications include national EMT, reactive chemical handling, compressed gas handling and railroad incident management. He is also a confined space trainer. Gregg Larson, General Manager - Portland Operations Gregg Larson is an accomplished environmental professional with over 25 years of experience. His technical expertise includes assessments, audits, emergency management, construction and remediation projects, project management and training. Most recently coming from the private industry sector at Boeing, he has a comprehensive background in disaster/emergency preparedness, compliance and many response programs. Gregg has a BS from Oregon State University in chemistry and biology and is an Oregon certified hazardous materials manager. Sid Pacheco, Operations Manager - Medford Operations Sid Pacheco came to the company with 12 years of experience as a project manager handling all levels of work including estimating. In addition to this professional experience, he is a certified AHERA inspector. He has certifications as a lead and mold inspector too. His work experience includes projects of all sizes from small single day jobs to month -long projects such as decommissioning bakeries. He also has extensive experience working with school district and within the Federal government arena.