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Work Plan for Groundwater Monitoring Well Installation, Soil Gas and Groundwater Investigation, and Groundwater Monitoring Army Aviation Support Facility, Stockton California and gradient. In addition, the fourth quarterly report will provide recommendations for future actions or closure, as appropriate to site findings and conditions. 5.0 PROJECT SCHEDULE Site clearance and well installation permitting activities will be initiated within 2 weeks of receiving the CVRWQCB's approval of this Work Plan. Upon receiving approval to proceed, we will coordinate with the CVRWQCB a more definitive schedule to include all aspects of the proposed investigation, quarterly monitoring, and reporting activities. 6.0 QUALITY CONTROL PLAN (QCP) 6.1 NATURE AND PURPOSE OF PLAN This QCP outlines the procedures that will be employed to implement groundwater monitoring well installation, groundwater monitoring, grab groundwater sampling, soil gas sampling, and project reporting for the site. We will utilize a Three-Phase Quality Control (QC) System (preparatory, initial, and follow-up) during all phases of project implementation. The Three- Phase QC System is designed to ensure that quality standards are established and met through proper planning. This QCP identifies contractor personnel and their responsibilities, defines the QC organization, describes the procedures for planning and implementing quality controls, and other information required to ensure a high quality and successful project. To ensure quality, we will observe the following principles: • Apply the Three-Phase QC System to track adherence to the design requirements. • Perform all work in an environmentally acceptable manner, conforming to all applicable federal, state, and local regulations. • Maintain supervisory controls and written instruction governing QC procedures and practices and clearly define responsibility and authority for compliance. • Conform to all contractual requirements, specifications, applicable military standards, and the OTIE QCP. • Notify OTIE project management and the CA ARNG Remedial Project Manager(RPM) of quality discrepancies requiring immediate correction and ensure that corrective action is implemented properly. 6.2 PROJECT ORGANIZATION The current project team for the CA ARNG is as follows: CA ARNG RPM Chris Markowski (916) 369-4327 USACE Point of Contact (POC) Karen Wagner (916) 557-7671 CA ARNG FMS POC Curtis Lance (209) 983-5350 As the primary contractor, OTIE will perform all project management and oversight for site investigation activities. OTIE's core management team is provided in the following table. OTIE 16