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HomeMy WebLinkAbout38. Professional Services Agreement for Environmental Review Services for 2020 CIP- AECOM City of W Oshkosh MEMORANDUM TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the Common Council FROM: John Fitzpatrick, Assistant City Manager DATE: August 8, 2019 RE: Professional Services Agreement with AECOM Technical Services, Inc. (AECOM)/Environmental Review Services for 2020 Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) ($28,700) The Department of Public Works requested proposals from six (6) engineering firms for environmental review services for projects in the 2020 CIP. The services provided under this proposal include, but are not limited to, conducting Phase I Environmental Site Assessments in accordance with ASTM E1527-13. The Department received proposals from six (6) firms. Staff has reviewed the proposals and costs, and have chosen AECOM to perform this work. AECOM was chosen due to their background in investigation and remediation project experience and their low proposal cost. The cost of these services is estimated not to exceed $28,700. Funds for this work were budgeted in the 2019 CIP. Chapter 12 of the Municipal Code of the City of Oshkosh provides that professional services of a specialized nature, including engineering services, may be procured without the use of formal, sealed quotes. In accordance with Section 12-16 of the Code, I am hereby submitting this report regarding this professional services agreement. Please contact me if you have any questions concerning this professional services agreement. JF/jg I:\Engineering\2020 CONTRACTS\2020 Env Review\RFP\A ECOM-Env Review for 2020 CIP Mcmo_8-8-19.docx AECOM Imagine d. AECOM �� Delivered. 558 North Main Street Oshkosh,WI 54901 aecom.com RECEIVED August 2, 2019 Mr. Mike Blank AUG - 2 2019 AECOM Proposal No. Construction Manager Supervisor OPP-960228 City of Oshkosh DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS 215 Church Avenue OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN Box 1130 Os Li - i ,r Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54903-1130 I' Proposal to Perform Phase I Environmental Site Assessments for the 2020 Capital Improvement Program, Oshkosh,Wisconsin Dear Mr. Blank, AECOM Technical Services, Inc. (AECOM)appreciates the opportunity to submit this proposal to prepare Phase I Environmental Site Assessment(ESAs)for the 2020 Capital Improvement Program(CIP Subject Properties). This proposal is in response to the Request for Proposal dated July 18, 2019 entitled"City of Oshkosh 2020 Capital Improvement Program Environmental Records Review Request for Proposals". The ESA's will be completed on nine (9) portions of City of Oshkosh streets and one (1) Parking Lot. There will be Miscellaneous Contingency Budget held in reserve for additional projects to be authorized by task order, if necessary. We understand these ESA's are the first phase of the City of Oshkosh Environmental Services Program. AECOM has worked closely with the City of Oshkosh in development and implementation of this program for over 10 years. Our proposed team that have direct experience with the Environmental Services Program include: Paul Timm—Senior Account Manager Andrew Mott—Senior Environmental Consultant Margret Schildgen—Environmental EIT Mike Pawlak—Project Geologist Kattie Crotteau—Project Assistant This group of professionals has completed over 200 ESAs, of which over 50 were in the City of Oshkosh, and some were completed near the 2020 CIP project areas. AECOM will use that local knowledge and information to help supplement the scope of services presented below. In addition,this group resides in our Oshkosh office and has successfully implemented all phases of the City of Oshkosh Environmental Services Program. All work will be performed by a qualified person under the supervision of an Environmental Professional (Mr.Andrew Mott)as defined in 312.10 of 40 Code of Federal Regulations and in compliance with AECOM Phase I training requirements. Their respective resumes are attached. Project Contact The overall project contact will be Margret Schildgen. She can be reached at 920-236-6731 or email margaret.schildgen(a�aecom corn. Current City of Oshkosh Projects AECOM is currently retained by the City of Oshkosh for multiple projects, of which some are confidential in nature. Therefore, a list of projects is not appropriate. Please contact Paul Timm if you wish to discuss these projects. We do not believe any of the ongoing City of Oshkosh projects we are retained for pose a potential conflict of interest. AECOM is currently retained by Peter Jungbacker for Phase II development of Morgan Crossing Apartments on Pearl Avenue. We do not believe this project will pose any potential Conflict of Interest to the 2020 CIP Project sites. Please contact Paul Timm at 920-716-1338 for information regarding this project. K:\PROPOSAL\City of Oshkosh\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Records Review\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Phase I ESAs Proposal.docx 1/4 /�A_CO" Imagine it. EC OM Delivered. Scope of Work The Phase I ESAs will be conducted in general accordance with the ASTM E-1527-13 standard. AECOM's Phase I ESAs will provide information as to the potential that a significant hazardous material or petroleum hydrocarbon release may have occurred on or affected the CIP Subject Properties. The Phase I ESA will include the following tasks: Site Reconnaissance and Interview A visual reconnaissance will be conducted of the CIP Subject Properties. AECOM will record observations of the presence or likely presence of conditions that indicate an existing release, a past release,or a material threat of a release of hazardous substances or petroleum products into structures on adjacent Properties or into the ground, groundwater, or surface water of the CIP Subject Properties. Where appropriate,AECOM will record the following observations during the walk through of the CIP Subject Properties: • CIP Subject Properties and area vegetation for environmental stress and other ecological disturbances. • CIP Subject Properties and area for surface features that would indicate filling, impoundments, underground storage tanks, pipelines, wells or other surface penetrations. • CIP Subject Properties for the presence of filling or mounding, pits, ponds or lagoons. • Areas that are identified that use, treat, store, dispose of or generate hazardous substances and petroleum products and review the status of past and current waste generation and management practices at the Subject Property. • CIP Subject Properties area electrical equipment(e.g., transformers) and substations, as well as labeling that may indicate the owners, polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs)status, and leakage. (Note:fluorescent light ballasts will not be individually inspected for PCB-content; however,AECOM will note leakage.) • Potable water supply and/or on-site wells(including dry wells, irrigation wells, injection wells, and other wells). • Wastewater treatment source and/or on-site septic systems. • General stormwater dischar e routes into a drain, ditch, or receiving body of water on or adjacent to the CIP Subject Properties. • CIP Subject Properties for floor drains and sumps. • Stained soil or pavement, including stains or corrosion on floors, walls, or ceiling, except for staining from water. • Waste handling areas or practices, chemical/industrial processing areas, and general housekeeping practices. AECOM assumes that we will liaise with a designated City of Oshkosh (City)representative to ensure proper coordination and to answer questions or address concerns during our site visits. As part of the reconnaissance activities,AECOM will make visual observations of immediately adjacent neighboring facilities,to the extent that such observations can be made without entering the premises of the neighboring facilities. Physical Setting Information AECOM will establish the physical setting for the CIP Subject Properties by reviewing a United States Geological Survey(USGS)7.5 Minute Topographic Map showing the areas on which the CIP Subject Properties are located. AECOM will review soil/hydrology and groundwater/hydrology information to the extent it is provided by the environmental database search company(Environmental Data Resources) or in previously prepared reports provided by the City. Site History AECOM will develop an understanding of each CIP Subject Site's history. This may be accomplished through interviews with City personnel and others identified by the City as familiar with each CIP Subject Property, a review of locally available land use records, historical photographs, and topographic maps, etc. K.\PROPOSAL\City of Oshkosh\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Records Review\OPP-960228 2020 CIP Phase I ESAs Proposal.docx — 2/4 AECOM Imagine it. � 'r, Delivered. AECOM will make reasonable attempts to interview individuals with specific knowledge of or familiarity with the CIP Subject Properties,to the extent that such knowledgeable individuals are identified by the City or identified during the course of other ESA activities, and that the information likely to be obtained is not duplicative of information obtained from other sources. These individuals may be queried in person, by telephone, or in writing. AECOM will review documents concerning past land uses, including available site plans, records concerning past industrial and waste disposal practices, and maps when provided by past and present facility owner(s)/occupant(s). Agency Records Review AECOM will order a site-specific environmental database report for each of the CIP Subject Properties. AECOM will review the report to evaluate whether the CIP Subject Properties or neighboring properties(within a specified radius search distance from each of the CIP Subject Properties)are included on the ASTM-specified standard and additional (e.g., local) environmental record sources(e.g., spills, landfills/dumps, leaking underground storage tanks). Where appropriate,AECOM will contact state and/or local governmental sources for relevant documents/file information concerning each CIP Subject Property and adjoining properties. Freedom of Information Act requests will be made to the appropriate local and/or state agencies requesting information relative to the CIP Subject Properties. Files available at local agencies at the time of the site visit will be reviewed, as time permits. These inquiries may include the following types of governmental agencies: • Federal, State, tribal, and local environmental solid and hazardous waste,wastewater sections, etc.; • Local fire department; • Local health/environmental department; and • Local agencies responsible for building and groundwater permits that document Activity and Use Limitations, also referred to as Institutional Controls and Engineering Controls, for each CIP Subject Property. • Sanborn Maps • A history of the City of Oshkosh Sanitation Department, Chapter 7 dumps and Landfills(Steve R. Lankau, 1990) AECOM's record review will include those records that are readily available and reasonably ascertainable per the ASTM standard. Vapor Migration AECOM will not evaluate the potential for vapor migration (VM)of the proposed CIP Subject Project areas. However, vapor migration and consideration as part of construction should be addressed as part of the Soil, Groundwater, and Mitigation plans. User Responsibilities Per the ASTM standard, it is the report"user's" (i.e., City of Oshkosh) responsibility to perform certain tasks,which do not require the technical expertise of an Environmental Professional(EP)and are generally not performed by EPs conducting Phase I ESAs. Section 6.0 of the ASTM standard indicates that"reasonably ascertainable recorded land title records and lien records that are filed under federal, tribal, state, or local law should be reviewed to identify environmental liens(EL)or activity and use limitation (AUL), if any, that are currently recorded against the property" and that"any environmental liens or activity and use limitations so identified shall be reported to the EP conducting a Phase I ESA." If you have this information you are required to provide it to the EP. If you do not have this information AECOM can conduct an EL and AUL search for an additional fee. Attached for your completion is a User Questionnaire which will assist you in communicating to AECOM the user-provided information for each CIP Subject Property. Report Preparation AECOM will compile and prepare a written report for each CIP Subject Property, documenting the scope of our work activities and summarizing the results of our assessment. AECOM will provide you with a professional opinion as to the potential for there to be a significant on-site contamination problem, and recommendations for laboratory testing during the Geotechnical Phase of the program, if any. The report will include a site location map with a list of K.\PROPOSAL\City of Oshkosh\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Records Review\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Phase I ESAs Proposal.docx 3/4 AECOM Imagine it. Delivered. concerns including a color-coded site risk ranking, representative site photographs, and supporting documentation, as appropriate. Cost Proposal AECOM will perform the above-described scope of work at the CIP Subject Properties for a Lump Sum Fee per the below outlined table in accordance with the negotiated terms and conditions dated April 2009 between AECOM Technical Services, Inc. and the City of Oshkosh. The following summarizes the proposed sites and lump sum fees: Task _ Fee Oregon Street $1,500 Snell Road $1,500 West 28'h Avenue $1,500 Ripon Lane $1,500 Congress Avenue $1,500 Washington Avenue $1,500 North Main Street $1,500 North Meadow Street $850 North Eagle Street $850 Parking Lot Improvements-West 10'hAvenue $1,500 Miscellaneous Additional Projects(Task Order Contingency) $15,000 Total Estimated Project Fees $28,700 Project Schedule AECOM is prepared to begin work on this project immediately upon authorization to proceed. We anticipate authorization to proceed to be provided no later than August 14, 2019. Maps showing areas of potentially impacted soil and groundwater will be completed by September 4, 2019. All project laboratory analytical testing recommendations will be provided by September 17, 2019 and final written reports will be submitted by September 27, 2019. Assumptions The cost and schedule was prepared based on the following assumptions: • The site limits are defined and limited to those described on the RFP page 8. • The Miscellaneous Contingency Budget will be authorized for use per a Task Order on a negotiated Lump Sum fee per site. • The City will arrange for unrestricted site access during normal business hours. AECOM is provided access to all areas of the Subject Property during normal business hours, and there are no delays in obtaining access. AECOM will not enter any residential living spaces. A single mobilization to each Subject Property is included in the proposed costs. If a second mobilization is required, additional costs will be incurred. As needed, a City of Oshkosh or property owner/operator representative will be available to provide operational and site history data input in a timely manner. • AECOM is provided information relative to any valuation reduction issues(e.g., structural or environmental concerns that result in a price reduction); activity or land use restrictions; and environmental liens and specialized knowledge of the CIP Subject Properties and surrounding properties, of which the City may be aware. K:\PROPOSAL\City of Oshkosh\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Records Review\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Phase I ESAs Proposal.docx 4/4 AECOM imagine it. /�+�� Delivered. • An environmental lien search of the CIP Subject Properties is not part of this scope of work. An environmental lien search of the CIP Subject Properties can be conducted for an additional cost of approximately$160 per parcel. • AECOM will review relevant and available regulatory files for both the CIP Subject Properties and abutting properties the day of the site visit, assuming that the regulatory agency is located within a half hour drive of the CIP Subject Properties. • Athird-party use of the report will not be required. • Title searches are not included in this proposed scope of work; however, if provided by the City,they will be reviewed. • A site map or equivalent documentation defining the site boundaries will be available to AECOM upon authorization to proceed. • An evaluation of indoor air quality, explosion hazards, naturally occurring gases(Le., radon, hydrogen sulfide, methane,etc.), and vapor intrusion were not part of this scope of work • AECOM will not conduct measurements or collect samples of any environmental media during the ESA. • Any additional services beyond the scope of work specified in this proposal will be invoiced on a lump sum basis per a negotiated task order • AECOM's scope of work and report format is acceptable to the City. • "Non-scope considerations", as defined by ASTM E-1527-13, which are not included in the proposed scope of work,will not be addressed as part of the Phase I ESA. A cost and/or schedule adjustment may be necessary if changes to these assumptions occur during the course of the project. Limitations The City recognizes that in any project, it is not always possible to locate or identify all hazardous materials, substances, or wastes within or surrounding the CIP Subject Prope1ties. The City agrees that AECOM shall only be required to use reasonable efforts, consistent with the practice of other professionals engaged in similar activity, in the course of fulfilling AECOM's duties under this proposal. AECOM is not responsible for conditions or consequences arising from relevant facts that were concealed, withheld, or not fully disclosed at the time the project was performed. Closing AECOM looks forward to working with you on this project. You may authorize AECOM to proceed with the Phase I ESAs of the 2020 CIP Subject Properties by signing in the space provided on the Authorization page, and emailing a signed copy of this proposal to the attention of Andrew Mott at Andrew mott a(7.aecorn.com. In addition, please review, complete, and return the attached ASTM user questionnaire for each CIP Subject Property at your earliest convenience. Your answers will be incorporated into each Phase I ESA report. If you have questions or require additional information regarding this proposal please call Mr.Andrew Mott at 920.236.6713 or contact him via email. Yours sincerely, AECOM Technical Services, Inc. n 1 ` I�11 Vartt\-- 1-3-1..A.AN.Avi Andre . Mott, P.G., CPG�Vvv Kevin L. Brehm, P.E. Senior Project Manager Associate Vice President e enclosures: Authorization ASTM User Questionnaire Project Team Resumes K:IPROPOSAL\City of Oshkosh\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Records Review\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Phase I ESAs Proposal.docx 5/4 AECOM Imagine it. �1� Delivered. 558 N Main Street Oshkosh,Wisconson 54901 920.236.6710 Authorization August 2, 2019 I hereby certify that the necessary provisions have been made to pay the liability which will accrue under this contract. I hereby authorize AECOM to proceed with the scope of work for the CIP Phase I Environmental Site Assessments in Oshkosh, Wisconsin as described in AECOM's proposal number OPP-960228 dated August 2, 2019,with a budget authorization of$28,700 under the general terms and conditions specified in the proposal. Signature Date Mark A Rohloff Print Name City Manager Title/Organization Signature Date Pamela R. Ubrig Print Name City Clerk Title/Organization Signature Date Lynn A. Lorenson Print Name City Attorney Title/Organization Signature Date Russ Van Gompel Print Name Interim Director of Finance Title/Organization K:\PROPOSAL\City of Oshkosh\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Records Review\OPP-960228_2020 CIP Phase I ESAs Proposal.docx ASTM 1527-13 USER QUESTIONNAIRE In order to qualify for one of the Landowner Liability Protections(LLPs) offered by the Small Business Liability Relief and Brownfields Revitalization Act of 2001 (the "Brownfields Amendments'), the user must provide the following information (if available)to the environmental professional. Failure to provide this information could result in a determination that"all appropriate inquiry'is not complete. 1. Environmental cleanup liens that are filed or recorded against the site(40 CFR 312.25). Are you aware of any environmental cleanup liens against the property that are filed or recorded under federal, tribal, state or local law? 2. Activity and land use limitations that are in place on the site or that have been filed or recorded in a registry(40 CFR 312.26). Are you aware of any AULs, such as engineering controls, land use restrictions or institutional controls that are in place at the site and/or have been filed or recorded in a registry under federal,tribal, state or local law? 3. Specialized knowledge or experience of the person seeking to quality for the LLP(40 CFR 312.28). As the user of the ESA do you have any specialized knowledge or experience related to the property or nearby properties? For example, are you involved in the same line of business as the current or former occupants of the property or an adjoining property so that you would have specialized knowledge of the chemicals and processes used by this type of business? 4. Relationship of the purchase price to the fair market value of the property if it were not contaminated(40 CFR 312.29). Does the purchase price being paid for this property reasonably reflect the fair market value of the property? If you conclude that there is a difference, have you considered whether the lower purchase price is because contamination is known or believed to be present at the property? . 5. Commonly known or reasonably ascertainable information about the property(40 DFR 312.30). Are you aware f commonly known or reasonable ascertainable information about the property that would help the environmental professional to identify conditions indicative of releases or threatened releases? For example, as us r, a) Do you know the past uses of the property? b) Do you know of specific chemicals that are present or once were present at the property? c) Do you know of spills or other chemical releases that have taken place at the property? d) Do you know of any environmental cleanups that have taken place at the property? 6. The degree of obviousness of the presence or likely presence of contamination at the property, and the ability to detect the contamination by appropriate investigation(40 CFR 312.31). As the user of this ESA, based on your knowledge and experience related to the property are there any obvious indicators that point to the presence or likely presence of contamination at the property? Project Address: Project City: Project State Completed by: Company Name: Date: Landowner Liability Protections,or LLP's,is the term used to describe the three types of potential defenses to Superfund liability in EPA's Interim Guidance Regarding Criteria Landowners Must Meet in Order to Qualify for Bona Fide Prospective Purchaser,Contiguous Properly Owner,or Innocent Landowner Limitations on CERCLA Liability("Common Elements"Guide)issued on March 6,2003. P.L.107-116. Andrew G Mott, P.G., CPG Senior Project Manager Education Professional Affiliations Training BS, Hydrogeology, University of Wisconsin Ground Water OSHA HAZWOPER 40-Hour Wisconsin-Oshkosh, 1997 Association Training American Institute of Professional Geologists Years of Experience Years with AECOM 20 20 Professional History Mr. Mott serves as a Senior Project Manager in the firm's environmental practice. He has experience in brownfield sites; compliance assessments and audits; landfill management; environmental assessments, monitoring, and remediation. His remediation work includes natural attenuation, RCRA services, remedial investigations/feasibility studies, remedial action, free product assessment and underground storage tank removal and closure. Mr. Mott has significant experience in industrial processes, particularly in the railroad, pulp and paper, forest products, and Non- metallic mining industries. This includes environmental regulatory compliance projects associated with SPCC, hazardous waste, solid waste, EPCRA(MSDS, Tier II, and TRI/Form R/A), underground storage tanks/aboveground storage tanks, and environmental permitting (e.g. air, wastewater, and storm water). Relevant Project Experience City of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, EPA Brownfield Grants,Wisconsin. Assisted with writing for several EPA Brownfield Grants. The city was awarded four$200,000 Cleanup Grants, three$200,000 Hazardous Substance Site Assessment Grants, and a$200,000 Petroleum Site Assessment Grant. Assisted with executing the grants. City of Oshkosh,Wisconsin, WDNR SAGs,Wisconsin. Project Manager for several WDNR SAGs for the City of Oshkosh Wisconsin. Grant fu ds were utilized for Phase I ESA, Phase II ESA,demolition of an exist ng building, and removal of underground storage tanks. City of Oshkosh,Wisconsin, GIS System Design,Wisconsin. Designed a Geographic Information System (GIS) database for a 230-parcel Brownfield pilot project for the City of Oshkosh$200,000 EPA Brownfield Pilot Grant. City of Oshkosh,Wisconsin,WDNR Greenspace Grant,Wisconsin. Assisted with grant writing to obtain a $200,000 WDNR Greenspace Grant for the City of Oshkosh Riverside Park in Oshkosh,Wisconsin. The grant was used to improve a park located along the Fox River. City of Oshkosh,Wisconsin, Phase I and II ESA,Wisconsin.Project Manager for five WDNR SAGs for the City of Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Grant funds were utilized for Phase I ESA, Phase II ESA, demolition of an existing building, and removal of underground storage tanks. Cities of Neenah,New London, and Manitowoc,WDNR Site Assessment,Wisconsin. Project Manager and grant writer for WDNR Site Assessment Grant for the City of Neenah, City of New London, and City of Manitowoc. Funds from the SAG were utilized in Phase I ESA, Phase II ESA, demolition, tank removal, site security, asbestos removal and abatement. City of Neenah,Wisconsin, Brownfield Assessment Grant, Wisconsin.Assisted in grant writing and served as Project Manager for WDCOM Grant for City of Neenah ALTA Building WDCOM Brownfield Assessment Grant, Neenah, Wisconsin. Funds from the grant were utilized Phase I ESA, Phase II ESA, demolition of an existing building, and construction of a water in-take system. Confidential, Brownfield Redevelopment,Wisconsin. Project Manager for several Brownfield Redevelopment sites that were in the WDNR Voluntary Party Liability Exemption program in Wisconsin. The sites received their Certification of Completion. Kimberly Clark X-Mill,Water Intake System, Neenah,Wisconsin. Construction Manager for Kimberly-Clark X-Mill Water Intake System, Neenah, Wisconsin. Performed construction documentation of water intake reroute for area paper mill. Wisconsin Central Railroad,Utility Line Upgrades, North Fond du Lac,Wisconsin.Construction Manager for Wisconsin Central Railroad Utility Line Upgrades. Performed construction documentation of the installation of storm water and sanitary lines at local railroad yard. Canadian National Railroad,Wastewater Study, North Fond du Lac,Wisconsin. Project Manager for Canadian National Railroad—North Fond du Lac Yard storm water Wastewater Study. Responsible for a study of a railroad yard's storm water system to determine if the system is in compliance with State of Wisconsin and Federal regulations. Provided recommendations with upgrading storm water system.Also, reviewed locomotive fueling system for compliance with existing SPCC plan. Canadian National Railroad,Storm Water and Waste Water Discharge Review, Proctor,Minnesota. Field Manager responsible for a review of the facility's storm water and sanitary operations, compliance sampling and required reporting obligations relating to storm water discharge and wastewater discharge. Canadian National Railroad,Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans(SWPPP),Neenah,Wisconsin and Homewood, Illinois. Obtained and reviewed state specific regulations, conducted site walk-over of the facilities and created site specific diagrams with drainage areas and flow direction; prepared the SWPPP Plans for implementations for railroad facilities; and developed quarterly, semi-annual and annual sampling checklists for yards. Confidential, Investigation and Remediation of Railroad Yards,Appleton, Green Bay, Neenah, North Fond du Lac,Wisconsin.As project manager, found contaminants at various yards including petroleum, chlorinated solvents, polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons, lead and arsenic. Confidential, Immediate-action Spill Si es, Northeastern and East Central Wisconsin.As project manager, work included free product removal documentation, directing soil remediation, implementing follow-up groundwater quality monitoring, and submittal of sites for regulatory closure. Confidential, Phase I Site Assessment,Wisconsin. Project Manager for numerous Phase I Environmental Site Assessment(ESAs) and Phase II Subsurface Assessments for property transfers throughout Wisconsin. Confidential, Underground Petroleum Facilities,Wisconsin. .As Project Hydrogeologist, provided soil and groundwater contamination assessments for underground petroleum fuel storage facilities, including projects under the Wisconsin Petroleum Environmental Cleanup Fund Act(PECFA). Petroleum Release Cleanup, Mt.Calvary,Wisconsin. Project Manager for one of the largest petroleum releases in the State of Wisconsin at Abhold's Garage in Mt. Calvary, Wisconsin. Cleanup of the site included groundwater extraction and soil vapor recovery systems. Confidential, Reclamation Plans and Client Reviews,Wisconsin. Project Hydrogeologist for non-metallic mine sites throughout Wisconsin. Prepared Reclamation Plans for over a dozen different sites. Also provided for a client review of non-metallic Reclamation Plans prepared by different consultants. Margaret C. Schildgen Environmental Engineer Education Registrations Training Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Engineer in Training (EIT), State of 40-Hour Wetland Delineation Course Agricultural/Biological Engineering Iowa OSHA 8-Hour Annual HAZWOPER and Bioengineering, Iowa State Refresher Training University of Science and Technology, 2016 OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Training Years of Experience Years with AECOM 3 3 Professional History Margaret is an environmental engineer in the Oshkosh office. She provides environmental compliance support and has experience conducting wetland delineations, site investigations and remediation, and soil and groundwater sampling. Margaret is well organized and is proficient in environmental documentation and technical report writing. Relevant Project Experience City of Oshkosh,State Street Phase I/II, Oshkosh,Wisconsin.Completed site investigation activities, including coordination of subcontractors, monitoring well installation and development, soil sampling for laboratory analysis and delineation of extent of contamination. Reporting include site investigation report, construction documentation and remedial action reporting, work plan development and submittal of findings of additional investigation activities, and WNDR case closure request GIS packet completion pursuant to the voluntary party liability exemption program. Oshkosh Defense, Snell Road Phase I Environmental Site Assessment,Oshkosh,Wisconsin. Conducted Phase I ESA of an industrial property. Tasks included review of historical records associated with the property (including aerial photographs, environmental records, and historical city directories), interviewing personnel associated with the property and completing a site visit to document existing site conditions. City of Oshkosh, 2017 Environmental Support Services,Oshkosh,Wisconsin. Provided oversight during excavation activities for utility construction projects throughout the city. Managed impacted materials in accordance with the approved soil and groundwater management plan developed during the environmental review stage, prior to the start of construction. Documented location and quantity of encountered impacted materials and provided summary reports of material management activities. Liaison between contractors and client, attended construction progress meetings, organized field staff, and documentation materials. City of Oshkosh, 2017 Capital Improvements Projects Environmental Records Review,Oshkosh,Wisconsin. Conducted environmental reviews of properties along several city rights of way. Provided oversight during subsurface investigation and geotechnical drilling activities. Identified impacted materials and collected samples for laboratory analysis and waste characterization for off-site disposal. Developed soil,groundwater and sediment management plans and completed discharge permit requirements for the City of Oshkosh. City of Oshkosh,710 and 716 S Main Street Environmental Site Assessment-Phase I, Oshkosh,Wisconsin. Conducted Phase I ESA of two adjacent properties-a multi-unit residential dwelling and a commercial property formerly occupied by a bowling alley. Tasks included review of historical records associated with the property (including aerial photographs, environmental records, and historical city directories), interviewing personnel associated with the property, and completing a site visit to document existing site conditions. City of Oshkosh,645 Jefferson -Environmental Site Assessment-Phase I,Oshkosh,Wisconsin. Conducted Phase I environmental site assessment of a single-family residential house. Tasks included review of historical records associated with the property(including aerial photographs, environmental records, and historical city directories), interviewing personnel associated with the property and completing a site visit to document existing site conditions. Bergstrom Corporation, Commercial Parking Lot Environmental Site Assessment-Phase I, Neenah, Wisconsin. Conducted Phase I ESA of a commercial property. Tasks included review of historical records associated with the property(including aerial photographs, environmental records, and historical city directories), interviewing personnel associated with the property, and completing a site visit to document existing site conditions. City of Oshkosh,43 East 7th Avenue Environmental Site Assessment-Phase I, Oshkosh,Wisconsin. Conducted Phase I ESA of an industrial storage facility that was historically occupied by a brass and aluminum foundry. Tasks included review of historical records associated with the property(including aerial photographs, environmental records, and historical city directories), interviewing personnel associated with the property and completing a site visit to document existing site conditions. Midwest Real Estate Development Co., Inc., Hunter's Ridge Environmental Site Assessment-Phase I, Nekimi, Wisconsin. Conducted Phase I ESA of several multi-unit residential apartments. Tasks included review of historical records associated with the property(including aerial photographs, environmental records and historical city directories), interviewing personnel associated with the property and completing a site visit to document existing site conditions. City of Oshkosh,2018 Capital Improvement Projects Environmental Records Review, Oshkosh,Wisconsin. Conducted environmental reviews of properties along several city rights of way. Provided oversight during subsurface investigation and geotechnical drilling activities. Identified impacted materials and collected samples for laboratory analysis and waste characterization for off-site disposal. City of Oshkosh, 2018 Environmental Support,Oshkosh,Wisconsin. Provided oversight during excavation activities for utility construction projects throughout the city. Managed impacted materials in accordance with the approved soil and groundwater management plan developed during the environmental review stage, prior to the start of construction. Documented location and quantity of encountered impacted materials and provided summary reports of material management activities. Liaison between contractors and client, attended construction progress meetings, organized field staff, and documentation materials.