COMPLIANCE INFO - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

S E C O R Ms Mary Schulz June 3, 2004 Page 3 for the management of investigation-derived wastes. Costs associated with the management of investigation-derived wastes generated during this investigation, if any, are not included in this proposal. Task 4—Reporting Upon completion of the laboratory analyses, SECOR will provide three color copies of our final report, The report will document the Phase II ESA scope of work, findings, overview of applicable regulatory framework, conclusions, and recommendations. Appendices to the report will include the findings of the geophysical survey, a site plan showing borehole locations, borehole logs (with PID readings), and the laboratory analytical report. PROJECT FEES SECOR's proposed fee for the above-described scope of work is $9,178, to be billed on a time-and- materials basis in accordance with the Contract for Professional Services between SECOR and General Electric Capital Corporation (#1531) dated May 1, 1994. A breakdown of the proposed fee is presented in the following table. The proposed fee is based on completion of the geophysical survey in one day, Geoprobe work in one day; a 24-hour laboratory turnaround time; the understanding that SECOR's access to the subject property is not limited; and on the project conditions and scope of work as described in this proposal. PROJECT FEE BREAKDOWN Description Estimated Fee SECOR Labor and Expenses $4,000 County Permitting Costs $368 Geophysical Survey Subcontractor $2,000 Geoprobe Subcontractor $2,000 Analytical Laboratory Subcontractor $810 Total for Project $9,178 Variations in the site description, scope of work, project assumptions (Attached), or project schedule as defined herein may require modification of the fee, project schedule and/or the respective report contents. Should these conditions be modified during the implementation of this project, no changes in the scope of work or fees will be incurred without prior authorization from the client. SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Due to uncertainties regarding the location of underground manmade structures (underground storage tanks, septic systems, utilities, etc.), SECOR cannot represent or guarantee that damage, injury, or pollution from adverse impacts to previously unknown underground manmade structures will not result. SECOR will not be responsible for damages as the result of subsurface investigation activities, subject to the standard of care for the environmental profession. 15g-04-149-Lod!PHII SECOR International Incorporated