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will be conducted. Soil and groundwater samples will be collected for BioAssessment during the Geoprobe groundwater survey, placed in sterile glass containers, packed on ice, and shipped via ' overnight courier to a microbiology laboratory. Samples will be analyzed for parameters known to impact the successful application of bioremediation. These parameters include pH, residual ' nutrient concentrations (nitrate, nitrite, ammonium, phosphorus, and potassium),microbial population size, and the ability of indigenous microbes to respond to enhanced environmental ' conditions. The results of the BioAssessment will indicate whether or not the current physiochemical conditions are adequate to support optimal microbiological growth and ' biodegradation. Nutrient deficiencies can be identified and quantitatively interpreted. A report will be prepared which describes each test performed, results, discussion and interpretation of ' results, and recommendations. 2.3 Project Reports 2.3.1 Site Investigation and Remedial Options Feasibility Report ' Upon completion of Tasks 1 and 2, a report presenting results, findings and conclusions of the groundwater investigation and remedial options feasibility study will be prepared. The report will be submitted to the client for review prior to submittal to applicable regulatory agencies. ' The report will be completed under the direction of a California Registered Geologist and will present tabulated analytical data, site maps with laboratory results posted, and groundwater elevation contour maps from the groundwater investigation. Laboratory results and chain of custody forms, lithologic boring logs and well construction data will also be included. ' Based on the results of the remedial options feasibility study, the most cost-effective and feasible ' groundwater remediation option will be presented. For the selected option, it's limitations,rate of initial mass removal, estimated time back to "clean"conditions, and range of projected costs ' will be presented. ' 2.3.2 Quarterly Groundwater Monitoring Reports Groundwater monitoring and sampling reports will be prepared quarterly and will be submitted ' to the CRWQCB within eight weeks after each sampling event. The reports will include field data and observations, a description of field activity, a groundwater gradient map,tables presenting all data, and laboratory reports. ' 11