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r.,t <br /> The cost estimate is presented for the two possible field programs. Program A consists of <br /> drilling, sampling and analyzing samples from six soil borings. Program B consists of installing <br /> six soil borings and converting three to monitoring wells. <br /> Program A: $24,170 <br /> Program B: $37,025 <br /> The difference in costs is due to the differences in subcontractor costs (drilling), analytical costs, <br /> and the labor effort required to sample the monitoring wells. <br /> The cost estimate for program A is presented below: <br /> Labor <br /> Senior Technical $ 1,888 <br /> Technical 6,750 <br /> Support 285 <br /> Labor Total $ 8,923 <br /> Expenses <br /> Analytical <br /> Soil <br /> BTEX and TPH-G 18 @ $180 $ 3,240 <br /> TPH-G 9 @ $125 1,125 <br /> Drilling Subcontractor 9,845 <br /> Field Equipment Rental 420 <br /> Computer Usage 240 <br /> Permitting 100 <br /> Miscellaneous Field Supplies 100 <br /> Health and Safety Equipment 100 <br /> Shipping, Postage, Telephone, Copies, <br /> Miscellaneous Office Supplies 77 <br /> Expense Total 15,247 <br /> Project Total 2 <br /> Please note that should the client desire to select WESTON's project approach, the decision of <br /> whether or not to go ahead with the well installation should be made by the client upon <br /> WESTON's advice from the field after at least three of the soil borings are completed. This <br /> client participation is important to WESTON because this decision point has significant impact <br /> on the overall cost of the project. It should not be a decision made autonomously by WESTON <br /> in the field. Thus under WESTON's approach, the minimum cost could be $24,170 if no wells <br /> are needed while the maximum cost would be $37,025 for three borings and three wells. <br /> FRoPOSAL%ARCO,P 7 <br />