SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE_2

Home Browse Search

Del Monte Stockton Property Assessment and Remediation RFP Section II, Page 3 Proposal Requirements continued • Estimated budget • Proposed schedule • Proof of insurance for liability • Proof of insurance for errors and omissions • Identification of tasks and meetings • Other pertinent information Del Monte Contact • Kelly Lynch, Western Region Environmental Manager, will be project manager for this task(925) 944-7275 C. Remediation of the Disco Site The consultant shall develop a Corrective Action Plan for the Disco site groundwater contamination near the Del Monte Stockton#33 Plant at 2716 E. Miner Avenue, Stockton, CA 95213. A leaking gasoline UST caused the contamination. The plume contains various hydrocarbons associated with gasoline. Upon approval of the Corrective Action Plan by the San Joaquin County Public Health Service and Central Valley Regional Water Quality Board,the consultant shall design, construct, and implement the agreed upon remediation project. After installation,the consultant shall operate and maintain the system in all aspects. For purposes of this proposal,the estimated time of the operation and maintenance of the remediation project shall be 5 years from start-up of the installed solution. If the consultant thinks their remediation solution can be accomplished in less than 5 years, they should modify the budget accordingly. The consultant shall be responsible for all aspects of the project including such things as permitting,monitoring, sampling,reporting to meet agency requirements, or any other aspect to meet the needs of the Corrective Action Plan. The consultant should also budget for meetings with Del Monte and/or the agencies involved during the proj ect. Additional information about the status and history of the Disco site is included in Section III of this RFP to assist in developing a proposal for this work. Also, attached are previous reports prepared by CH2M Hill characterizing the plume at the Disco site and providing data from the existing monitoring wells. The current status of the project is that the extent of the plume has been defined and monitoring wells have been installed at the edge of the plume and in the aquifer below the contamination. These wells were completed in December, 2001. Data from four (4) of these newest wells (referred to as the shallow wells) has been received and is included in the attachments. Another well installed the week of December 10, 2001 to allow sampling