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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPL-INT-2023-005631 06.30.23 ENPRO ENVIRONMENTAL CAT PL.5 DeVera, Ashley From: Sam Pham <spham@enproenvironmental.com> Sent: Friday, June 30, 2023 5:43 AM To: DeVera, Ashley Subject: RE: ENPRO Environmental Attachments: ENPRO Environmental.pdf Categories: Yellow Category Hi Ms. DeVera, My apologies, it seems I have sent the wrong letter head. Please see attached updated version. ENPRO is applying for the County of Hawaii, Planning Department, PL. 5. Thank you and have a great weekend, Sam Pham Project Manager ENPRO Environmental IENPRO orirrierit atRlE 151 Hekili Street Suite 210 Kailua HI 96734 Mobile:(808)520-6657 Office:(808)262-0909 www.enproenvironmental.com From: DeVera, Ashley<Ashley.DeVera@hawaiicounty.gov> Sent:Thursday,June 29, 2023 8:56 PM To: Sam Pham <spham@enproenvironmental.com> Subject: RE: ENPRO Environmental Hello, Which categories are you applying for? Is this for Planning or Department of Water Supply? iteA ely Odie t County of Hawaii, Plarlrlirly Department 101 Pauaki St., Suite 3 Hilo, Hi 96720 (808) 961-8288 .�.4,y6 County of Hawai'i rj if► ► Zoning& Subdivision Code Update Project Website: COHcodeupdate.com 1 Confidentiality Notice: This e-mail message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s)and may contain confidential and/or privileged information. Any review, use,disclosure,or distribution by unintended recipients is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message. From: Sam Pham <spham@enproenvironmental.com> Sent:Thursday,June 29, 2023 7:55 PM To: Planning Internet Mail <planning@hawaiicounty.gov> Subject: RE: ENPRO Environmental Aloha, ENPRO Environmental would like to submit the following attached document for Hawaii County Planning Department, Supply Notice to Providers of Professional Services during the 2024 Fiscal Year. Attached is document containing all of the necessary information to meet the guidelines. Please feel free to reach out about any questions. Mahalo, Sam Pham Project Manager ENPRO Environmental ronmervtal 's ENPRO -' IE :II 151 Hekili Street Suite 210 Kailua HI 96734 Mobile:(808)520-6657 1 Office:(808)262-0909 www.enproenvironmental.com From: Sam Pham Sent:Thursday,June 29, 2023 6:21 PM To: planning@hawaiicounty.gov Subject: ENPRO Environmental Aloha, ENPRO Environmental would like to submit the following attached document for Hawaii County Planning Department, Supply Notice to Providers of Professional Services during the 2024 Fiscal Year. Attached is document containing all of the necessary information to meet the guidelines. Please feel free to reach out about any questions. Mahalo, Sam Pham Project Manager ENPRO Environmental 2 mow o inmental ;.; E N PRO SIE 151 Hekili Street Suite 210 Kailua HI 96734 Mobile:(808)520-6657 Office:(808)262-0909 www.enproenvironmental.com 3 evENIelr0 June 29th, 2023 County of Hawaii 101 Pauahi Street Hilo, Hawaii To all concerned, ENPRO Environmental has reviewed the requirements put forth in the 2024 Fiscal Year (July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024) Notice to Providers of Professional Services and submits the following information to be considered for upcoming projects this fiscal year: 1. This letter of interest 2. Interest category checklist: PL.5 (Environmental Planning, Environmental Assessments, Environmental Impact Statements) 3. Completed DPW Form 120 4. Statement of Qualification (SO()) 5. Proof of Insurance: General, Automobile, Professional We appreciate the time taken to consider our firm; we look forward to any opportunities to support the Department of Water Supply. For further inquiries, please contact Kenton Beal, President, at 808-542-8242 or via email at kbeal@enproenvironmental.com Mahalo. Kenton Beal 808-262-0909 www.enproenvironmental.com 151 Hekili Street, Suite 210,Kailua,Hawaii 96734 r o) cn au, N O W E 0 O o E \ V] N 01 H N a H o N co CES4 E co -4 fa Z Ili0 PI W 131 Z 0 H &•I '-1 E 0 H U H 3 O 3 H h rl O y•I E W 0 CO U x W E • ° CD a " 3 z O H ._ a O A I Q 651 0 Z &•I o [1 H 8 O HH a U CO 0 A N El a W H w a • a H `3 a W Ci) al CI I-1 a o o a ° u) 3 W• a H W m P4 a w El H w U El a rCz�7 �aG w W ,_1 H C7 A 41 F.1 E 0 Q F�j z U 41 q H Zj H w E H E 3 X44 CO ° H o >' H co o a+ 0 m pa R v w C7 W a • zH 04 N En 4 a o w W W H a O H Z EHPI r� H O Ca F Z u) HH ElN z fHE!] En• F XH co N H a) U .7. 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ENpRo,, ,, , , • Professional State Ott Qualificatiori , - Prepared County of Hawaii vn NI'' COUNTY °F 'o' 0„,_ I4AWAI 'l June 2023 ENPRO Environmental 151 Hekili Street,Suite 210 Kailua,Hawaii 96734 ENPRO 808-262-0909 Professional Statement of Qualifications — Modified SF 330 Contents Point of Contact 2 Resumes of Kee Personnel 3 Example Project 1 12 Example Project 2 14 Example Project 3 15 Example Project 4 16 Example Project 5 12 Example Project 6 17 Example Project 7 18 Example Project 8 19 Example Project 9 20 Example Project 10 21 Example Project 11 22 Additional Information 23 ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications t I 1 Point of Contact Name and Title: Kenton Beal,President Name of Firm: ENPRO Environmental Telephone Number: 808-542-8242 (Cell) 808-262-0909 (Office) Fax Number: 808-262-4440 Email Address: kbeal@enproenvironmental.com ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 12 Resumes of Key Personnel Name: Kenton Beal I Role in Service Category: President&Principal Years'Experience Firm Name and Location: ENPRO Environmental—Kailua,Hawaii Total: 36 Firm: 22 Education:MBA'01;M.S.,Geology and Geophysics '87;B.A.,Geology'84. Current Professional Registration: Registered Professional Geologist (California 5976); ACAC Council Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant (No. 0703002); Hawaii State Lead Based Paint Risk Assessor (PB-0473); Hawaii State Asbestos Certified Management Planner,Project Monitor, and Inspector (HIASB-2569). Other Professional Qualifications: Past President — Hawaii Chapter of Hazardous Materials Managers; Former Hawaii Chapter Board Member—American IAQ Council;40-hour HAZWOPER. Relevant Projects Title and Location: CCUR Lead Air Monitoring and Year Completed Soil Characterization/Remediation, Commuter Rail Project,Honolulu,Hawaii Professional Services: Ongoing Construction: Ongoing A Brief Description: Mr. Beal is the Principal-in-Charge. Field, technical, and documentation quality control. Responsible for compliance with project specifications and applicable regulations. Client liaison. Cost control and oversight. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Kahului Harbor,Kahului, Hawaii Year Completed Professional Services: Ongoing Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: B Mr. Beal is the Principal-in-Charge. Field, technical, and documentation quality control. Responsible for compliance with project specifications and applicable regulations. Client liaison. Negotiation of field change orders. Cost control and oversight. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: OGG Kahului Airport,Kahului Year Completed Hawaii Professional Services: Ongoing Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: C Mr. Beal is the Principal-in-Charge. Field, technical, and documentation quality control. Responsible for compliance with project specifications and applicable regulations. Client liaison. Negotiation of field change orders. Liaison between/negotiation with DOH,DOT-A, construction management,and selected subcontractors. Cost control and oversight. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Honolulu International Airport Soil Year Completed Characterization Project Professional Services: 2019 Construction: 2020 Brief Description: D Mr.Beal was the Principal-in-Charge. Field,technical, and documentation quality control. Responsible for compliance with project specifications and applicable regulations. Assist in negotiation of field change orders. Cost control and oversight. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: DTS Year Completed Professional Services: Ongoing Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: E Mr.Beal is the Principal-in-Charge. Responsible for field,technical,and documentation quality control. Oversight and confirmation of compliance with project specifications and applicable regulations. Direct planning environmental assessment, sampling and analysis planning, coordination with Client and City and County of Honolulu Department of Transportation Services (DTS). Site characterization pending NCheck if completed with current firm ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 13 Resumes of Key Personnel Name: Stacey Croghan I Role in Service Category: Certified Industrial Hygienist Years'Experience Firm Name and Location: ENPRO Environmental—Boaz,Alabama Total: 25 I Firm: 9 Education:B.S.,Biochemistry'96;M.S.,Public Health in Occupational and Environmental Hygiene '13. Current Professional Registration: Certified Industrial Hygienist (#9758) Other Professional Qualifications:Active member of the American Industrial Hygiene Association;Active member of the American Board of Industrial Hygiene. Relevant Projects Title and Location: Straub,Honolulu,Hawaii Year Com leted Professional Services: 2023 I Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: Project Team Member and Lead Industrial Hygienist responsible for protocol and sampling strategy A development to assess industrial hygiene risks to remediation workers demolishing and removing damaged building materials, as well as occupants re-entering the property to claim personal items. Developed sampling protocols for different classes of contaminants in both air and surface matrices and collected multiple environmental samples.Delivered multiple floor and unit- specific remediation workplans and entry protocols based on the results of the environmental samples. Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: RORE JBPHH, Year Comyleted Professional Services: 2020 I Construction:2020 Brief Description: Project Team Member and Lead Industrial Hygienist responsible for protocol and sampling strategy B development to assess industrial hygiene risks to remediation workers demolishing and removing damaged building materials. Developed environmental design,sampling protocols,and construction support.Project was to repair parking drainage and re- roof the onsite structure. Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Marco Polo Apartments, Year Com leted Honolulu,Hawaii Professional Services: 2017 I Construction:N/A Brief Description: Project Team Member and Lead Industrial Hygienist responsible for protocol and sampling strategy development to assess industrial hygiene risks to remediation workers demolishing and removing damaged building materials, C as well as occupants re-entering the property to claim personal items. Developed sampling protocols for five different classes of contaminants in air and surface matrices and collected approximately 200 environmental samples. Delivered over a dozen floor and unit-specific remediation workplans and entry protocols based on the results of the environmental samples. Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Industrial Hygiene Exposure Year Com leted Assessments,Atlanta, Georgia Professional Services: 2017 I Construction:N/A Brief Description:Project Manager and Lead Industrial Hygienist for team conducting industrial hygiene exposure assessments at three parks within the National Park Service's Southeast Region.The assessment reviewed all activities involved in the Park's D day-to-day operations with respect to industrial hygiene hazards.The diverse activities included facility and ground maintenance, water and wastewater treatment,marine,diving,environmental research,firefighting and law enforcement operations.Delivered a complete industrial hygiene hazard inventory and control recommendations. ❑Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Program Management Year Com leted Support,Washington D.C. Professional Services: 2016 I Construction:N/A Brief Description: Task Order Manager for four years providing contract support to five Federal Aviation Administration E AJW23 Program Managers. Served as a subject matter expert, responsible for providing guidance for and development of program management plans, budget analysis, and national-level policy and regulations addressing various health and safety programs including resource integration, respiratory protection, personal protective equipment, batteries, eyewash, confined space entry,and ergonomics. ❑Check if completed with current firm ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 1 4 Resumes of Key Personnel Name: Daisy Finch I Role in Service Category: Field Assessment Team Leader Years'Experience Firm Name and Location: ENPRO Environmental,Maui,Hawaii Total: 20 Firm: 7 Education:B.S. Geology'00 Current Professional Registration: Hawaii State Asbestos Building Inspector, Project Monitor, (HIASB-4262), Hawaii State Lead Based Paint Inspector (PB-1271) Relevant Projects Title and Location:JOCs—DOE,Maui,Lanai and Year Completed Molokai Islands Professional Services: On-going Construction: On-going Brief Description: Field team leader for rapid response sampling of hazardous materials for multiple capital improvement A projects across all islands. Hazardous materials included asbestos,lead paint,canec(arsenic),Universal Wastes,stored chemicals, and PCBs. Also served as field team leader for abatement oversight,monitoring,and final clearance sampling. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Preferred Small Contractor Year Completed Program—DOE,Maui,Lanai and Molokai Islands Professional Services: On-going Construction: On-going Brief Description: Field team leader for rapid response sampling of hazardous materials for multiple capital improvement B projects across all islands. Hazardous materials included asbestos,lead paint,canec(arsenic),Universal Wastes,stored chemicals, and PCBs. Also served as field team leader for abatement oversight,monitoring,and final clearance sampling. Concurrent and similar program to the JOCs program above. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Kaiaulu 0 Kupuohi, 187 Kupuohi St Year Completed Lahaina,Hawaii Professional Services: 2021 Construction:2022 Brief Description:ENPRO responded to a flooding incident when this entire structure was inundated by a 50-year storm before C the roofing was sealed. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Kaanapali Beach Resort Year Completed Professional Services: 2020 Construction:2022 Brief Description: ENPRO performed a hazardous material survey of the entire resort, including sampling and analysis for D asbestos,lead, and mold. The survey also included an inventory for stored chemicals and Universal Waste. ENPRO provided certified project monitoring and clearance sampling for HazMat abatement. ENPRO provided field direction for Mold abatement and final clearance sampling. Project activities were performed in support of resort renovation activities. N Check if completed with current firm ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 1 5 Resumes of Key Personnel Name: Danielle Kornfeind I Role in Service Category: Field Assessment Team Leader Years'Experience Firm Name and Location:ENPRO Environmental,Maui,Hawaii Total: 25 Firm: 8 Education:B.S.Marine Biology, '08 Current Professional Registration: Hawaii State Asbestos Building Inspector,Project Monitor(HIASB-4112) Relevant Projects Title and Location: OGG Year Completed Professional Services: Ongoing I Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: Danielle served as the Qualified Environmental Professional(QEP) for this expansion/improvement of the Kahului Airport. Activities included the monitoring and segregation of suspect contaminated soils, soil sampling, soil vapor A sampling,logging of soils for disposal(including collecting manifests and weigh tickets) and logging the locations of origin and the locations of re-use (if not disposed) for all soils generated for this project. Total soil volume handled is estimated at 15,000 tons. Special challenges included negotiating multiple trades,varying construction schedules, severe winds, and managing the large volume of soils with restricted space requirements. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Kahului Harbor,Kahului,Hawaii Year Completed Professional Services: Ongoing I Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: Danielle served as the Qualified Environmental Professional (QEP) for this replacement/retrofit of the firefighting waterline for the Kahului Harbor. Activities included the monitoring and segregation of suspect contaminated soils, B soil sampling, soil vapor sampling, logging of soils for disposal (including collecting manifests and weigh tickets) and logging the locations of origin and the locations of re-use (if not disposed) for all soils generated for this project. Total soil volume handled is estimated at 5,000 tons. Special considerations included working around Harbor activities and accommodating very little space. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Villages of Leali'i Year Completed Professional Services: 2021 I Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: Danielle led a field team,including environmental professionals and heavy equipment operators to perform C soil sampling across approximately 100 acres in preparation to develop the previous agricultural land into an affordable housing project. Activities included designing a sampling program compliant with the State of Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) Technical Guidance Manual(TGM) and performing the multi-increment sampling across 32 Decision Units (DUs). N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: KoK Munekiyo Haraga Year Completed Professional Services: 2121 I Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: Danielle led a field team,including environmental professionals and heavy equipment operators to perform D soil sampling across approximately 80 acres in preparation to develop the previous agricultural land into an affordable housing project. Activities included designing a sampling program compliant with the State of Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) Technical Guidance Manual(TGM) and performing the multi-increment sampling across 25 Decision Units (DUs). ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 16 Resumes of Key Personnel Name: Michael Hartman I Role in Service Category: Project Manager Years'Experience Firm Name and Location:Kailua,Hawaii Total: 19 Firm: 1 Education:.B.S. Environmental Science and Technology, '20 Current Professional Registration:Asbestos Building Inspector (HIASB-5246) Other Professional Qualifications: Environmental Professional Relevant Projects Title and Location: Pa'ala'a Phase I and Phase II Year Completed Professional Services: 2023 I Construction: Ongoing Brief Description:Mr.Hartman led over a 3,000-acre Phase I ESA,utilizing drones in an area with limited information.Multiple A RECs identified including waste piles, hazardous materials dumping, and improper disposal of equipment. Included coordination of multiple entities, breaking down the large parcel into areas of interest based off historical documentation, interviews,and site recon. Phase II sampling identified 3 areas for remediation. Project is on-going. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Savio Ponds Phase I and Phase II Year Completed Professional Services: 2023 I Construction:2023 Brief Description: Mr. Hartman led large parcel agricultural Phase I ESA. No property use change proposed. Two RECs B identified. Retention ponds are suspected as possible accumulation areas for pesticides, metals, and petroleum hydrocarbons. Phase 2 sampling conducted,incorporating multi-increment sampling procedures. Results of Phase II investigation pending. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Moowaa Phase 1 Year Completed Professional Services: 2023 I Construction:2023 Brief Description: : Mr. Hartman led a Phase I ESA of former auto repair and printing operation dating back to the 1960's. C Multiple RECs were identified,including an oil-water separator, significant staining,wastewater practices and adjacent leaking underground storage tanks (USTs). Phase II investigation pending. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Mokauea Phase 1 Year Completed Professional Services:2023 I Construction:2023 Brief Description: Mr. Hartman led Phase I with significant soil staining from landscaping business. Investigation required D additional EPA file review for Brownfields site improperly plotted. Involved heavy client relations to educate on data gaps, brownfields, and a variety of options to address them.Addendum issued which removed one data gap. N Check if completed with current firm ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 17 Resumes of Key Personnel Name: Morgan Luongo Role in Service Category:Project Manager Years'Experience Firm Name and Location: Kailua, Hawaii Total: 3 Firm: 1 Education:B.S. Environmental Science, '20 Current Professional Registration: Hawaii State Asbestos Building Inspector, Project Monitor, and Management Planer (HIASB- 5241) Other Professional Qualifications: Council-certified Residential Indoor Environmentalist Relevant Projects Title and Location: CCUR Lead Air Monitoring and Year Com leted Soil Characterization/Remediation, Commuter Rail Project,Honolulu,Hawaii Professional Services: Ongoing Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: Ms. Luongo directed a team of environmental professionals to accomplish multi-increment sampling to A obtain in-situ information as a value engineering approach to the utility relocation phase for this project. The construction of the City Center portion of the Honolulu Rail Project included many challenges including traffic, transient populations, and multiple trades. Morgan also oversaw the air monitoring and removal of lead-contaminated soils during utility relocation for this project. She was responsible for managing a team of environmental personnel and contractor regulatory environmental compliance documentation. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: UH Multi-Family Housing, Year Com leted University of Hawaii,Honolulu, O'ahu Professional Services: Ongoing I Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: Ms. Luongo planned and designed soil sampling and analysis activities and had prepared a team of B professionals for utility location, multi-increment sampling and analysis, and asbestos abatement oversight for this re- development of a former NOAA facility into multi-family housing on campus.Ms.Luongo has supported the planning portion of this project for 12 months with environmental oversite and recommendations. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Pa'ala'a Year Com leted Professional Services: 2023 I Construction: On-going Brief Description: Ms. Luongo supported on an over 3,000-acre Phase I ESA, utilizing drones in an area with limited C information.Multiple RECs identified including waste piles,hazardous materials dumping,and improper disposal of equipment. Included coordination of multiple entities, breaking down the large parcel into areas of interest based off historical documentation,interviews,and site recon. Phase II sampling identified 3 areas for remediation. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Mo'owaa Year Com leted Professional Services: 2023 I Construction: On-going Brief Description:Ms.Luongo supported a phase I ESA of former auto repair and printing operation dating back to the 1960's. D Multiple RECs were identified,including an oil-water separator, significant staining,wastewater practices and adjacent leaking underground storage tanks (USTs). Phase II investigation pending. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: OGG Year Com leted Professional Services:2022 I Construction: On-going Brief Description:Ms.Luongo served as Qualified Environmental Professional(QEP)support for this expansion/improvement of the Kahului Airport. Activities included the monitoring and segregation of suspect contaminated soils, soil sampling, soil E vapor sampling,logging of soils for disposal(including collecting manifests and weigh tickets) and logging the locations of origin and the locations of re-use (if not disposed) for all soils generated for this project. Total soil volume handled is estimated at 15,000 tons. Special challenges included negotiating multiple trades,varying construction schedules,severe winds,and managing the large volume of soils with restricted space requirements. N Check if completed with current firm ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 18 Resumes of Key Personnel Name: Ho'ano Rosario I Role in Service Category: Project Manager Years'Experience Firm Name and Location: ENPRO Environmental—Kailua,Hawaii Total: 3 I Firm: 3 Education:B.S.,Environmental Sciences'20. Current Professional Registration: Hawaii State Asbestos Building Inspector,Project Designer, and Project Monitor (HIASB- 4898);EPA Lead Renovator. Other Professional Qualifications: 40-hour HAZWOPER; NRPP Radon Inspector, Council-certified Residential Indoor Environmentalist. Relevant Projects Title and Location: Hazardous Material Survey, Year Completed Monitoring, and Oversight,Samuel Mahelona Memorial Hospital,Kapa`a,Hawaii Professional Services: 2022 Construction:2022 A Brief Description: Mr.Rosario was the Asbestos Inspector,Asbestos Project Designer,and Asbestos Project Monitor responsible for conducting area asbestos sampling and monitoring the removal of asbestos containing materials. Responsible for interfacing with the abatement contractor and providing contractor regulatory environmental compliance documentation. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location:Hazardous Material Survey, 1 Hotel Year Completed Hanalei Bay,Princeville,Hawaii Professional Services: 2022 Construction:2022 Brief Description: B Mr.Rosario was the Asbestos Inspector responsible for designing and implementing a HAZMAT survey to support full interior demolition and renovation of 256 guestrooms and common areas at the resort. Mr. Rosario also characterized maintenance yard soils for disposal and directed UST closure. This project consisted of a year of constructin management that included multiple types of remediation. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: OGG Year Completed Professional Services: 2022 Construction:2022 Brief Description: C Brief Description: Mr. Rosario was the project manager responsible for characterization of the extent of impacted soils, designing the removal action, monitoring the removal of contaminated soil, and collecting confirmation soil samples to document successful completion. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location:Asbestos Monitoring and Abatement Year Completed Oversight,JBPPH,Honolulu,Hawaii: Professional Services: 2022 Construction:2022 Brief Description: D Mr. Rosario was the Asbestos Project Designer and Asbestos Project Monitor responsible for conducting area asbestos sampling and monitoring the removal of asbestos containing materials for various buildings on-base. Responsible for interfacing with the abatement contractor and providing contractor regulatory environmental compliance documentation. Mr. Rosario performed clearance sampling for all abatement containments. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Kahului Harbor,Kahului,Hawaii Year Completed Professional Services: 2021 Construction:2021 Brief Description: Mr.Rosario was the project manager responsible for characterization of the extent of impacted soils the drill E team, designing the removal action, monitoring the removal of contaminated soil, and collecting confirmation soil samples to document successful completion. N Check if completed with current firm ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 1 9 Resumes of Key Personnel Name:Anthony Barro Role in Service Category: Field Team Leader Years'Experience Firm Name and Location: ENPRO Environmental—Kailua,Hawaii Total: 8 Firm: 3 Education:B.S. Global Environmental Science, '20. Current Professional Registration: Hawaii State Lead Risk Assessor (PB-1278); Hawaii State Asbestos Building Inspector, Project Monitor,Project Designer,and Management Planner(HIASB-5068). Other Professional Qualifications:40-hour HAZWOPER Relevant Projects Title and Location: CCUR, Lead Air Monitoring and Soil Year Completed Characterization/Remediation, Commuter Rail Project, Honolulu,Hawaii Professional Services: 2023 Construction: Ongoing A Brief Description: As a field team leader,Mr.Barro directed the air monitoring and removal of lead-contaminated soils during utility relocation for the commuter rail project in downtown Honolulu. He was responsible for managing a team of environmental personnel and contractor regulatory environmental compliance documentation. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location:Asbestos Survey,Asbestos Air Year Completed Monitoring,and Soil Remediation Oversight,Atherton House and YMCA,Honolulu,Hawaii: Professional Services: 2022 Construction: Ongoing Brief Description:Mr.Barro conducted follow-up asbestos inspections as additional portions of the buildings became accessible, B provided asbestos air monitoing and clearance sampling during abatement. He conducted soil characterization in accordance with the State of Hawaii Technical Guidance Manual, and oversaw the remediation of lead, petroleum, and pesticide- contaminated soil. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Hazardous Materials Survey and Soil Year Completed Remediation Oversight,Kaimuki Gateway,Honolulu,Hawaii Professional Services: 2021-2022 Construction: 2023 Brief Description: Mr.Barro performed soil sampling and directed and documented the removal and disposal of pesticide and C aresenic-contaminated soil during this re-development of an entire city block in a suburb of Honolulu. The project included demolition of all on-site structures,including assessment and abatement of asbestos containing materials. This site received a very positive review in official State of Hawaii Department of Health correspondence. Mr. Barro was instrumental in the successful closure of this project. NCheck if completed with current firm Title and Location: Lead Air Monitoring and Abatement Year Completed Oversight,FAA South Kauai,Lihue,Hawaii Professional Services: 2022 Construction: 2022 Brief Description: Mr. Barro was the project manager responsible for providing lead air monitoring and reporting in support D of abatement activities. Responsible for documentation and contractor oversight to ensure regulatory compliance. As project monitor, Mr. Barro had authority over engineering controls to ensure proper abatement techniques were used. Mr. Barro performed clearance sampling for all abatement containments. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Contaminated Soil Management, Year Completed Princeville Golf Maintenance Facility,Princeville,Hawaii Professional Services: 2021 Construction: 2022 Brief Description: Mr.Barro was the project manager responsible for characterization of the extent of impacted soils, directing E the drill team, designing the removal action, monitoring the removal of contaminated soil, and collecting confirmation soil samples to document successful completion. N Check if completed with current firm ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 110 Resumes of Key Personnel Name:Alexis Aguilar I Role in Service Category: Program Manager Years'Experience Firm Name and Location: ENPRO Environmental—Kailua,Hawaii Total: 2 Firm: 2 Education:B.S.Marine Biology,'21. Current Professional Registration: Hawaii State Lead Risk Assessor (PB-1277); Hawaii State Asbestos Building Inspector, Project Monitor,Project Designer,and Management Planner(HIASB-5173). Other Professional Qualifications:N/A Relevant Projects Title and Location: Lead Air Monitoring and Soil Year Completed Remediation,Wailuku Elementary School,Wailuku,Hawaii Professional Services: 2022 Construction:2022 Brief Description: A Ms. Aguilar was the Lead Risk Assessor responsible for designing and overseeing the removal of lead-containing debris and lead-contaminated soil,including area monitoring during cleanup activities.Responsible for contractor regulatory environmental compliance documentation and reporting results to the State of Hawaii Department of Education. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location:Hazardous Materials Oversight and Year Completed Sampling,Marine Corps Base Hawaii,Kaneohe,Hawaii Professional Services: 2021 Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: B Ms. Aguilar was the Asbestos Inspector responsible for designing a HAZMAT survey and collecting samples of building materials suspect for asbestos in over 200 military housing units. Based on the results of the sampling and analysis, she served as the State Certified Asbestos Project Designer responsible for development of abatement plans for the identified asbestos- containing material. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location:Hazardous Materials Survey,Multiple Year Completed State of Hawaii Department of Education Facilities-Statewide Professional Services: Ongoing Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: Ms.Aguilar serves as ENPRO's program manager supporting a statewide Department of Education program to expedite capital C improvements to public school facilities. Projects include HAZMAT surveys to identify and quantify asbestos, lead, arsenic, mold,PCBs,mercury,and biohazards;preparation of project specifications based on the results of the surveys;and Construction Monitoring to include area and clearance sampling as needed. Alexis has overseen and/or performed over 70 projects under this program to date. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location: Hazardous Materials Survey,Kauai Year Completed Veterans Memorial Hospital,Waimea Canyon,Hawaii Professional Services: 2022 Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: D Ms.Aguilar was the Asbestos Project Monitor responsible for conducting area air monitoring during the remooval of asbestos- containing material. Responsible for interfacing with the general contractor, abatement contractor, and DOH, and providing contractor regulatory environmental compliance documentation. N Check if completed with current firm Title and Location:Asbestos Air Monitoring, Straub Medical Year Completed Center,Honolulu,Hawaii Professional Services: Ongoing Construction: Ongoing Brief Description: E Ms.Aguilar was the Asbestos Project Monitor responsible project oversight during the removal of asbestos-containing material to support the demolition of four buildings.Area and personal air samples were collected for each day of work.Analytical results showed workers were not exposed to harmful amounts of asbestos fibers during removal activities. Ms. Aguilar performed clearance for all abatement containments. N Check if completed with current firm ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 111 Example Project 1 West Ramp Lease Lots and Year Completed Demolition Project, Professional Services: 2018 Construction:2019 Hilo International Airport, Hawaii Project Owner's Information Project Owner: State of Hawaii,DOT Point of Contact: Brian Hall Contact's Number: 808-638-1389 Brief Description: ENPRO was responsible for conducting area and personal lead and . asbestos sampling, monitoring the removal of PCB, mercury, and arsenic '` containing materials, and characterizing the waste stream and soil during abatement and demolition. ENPRO was also interfacing with the general contractor, abatement contractor, and DOH, and providing contractor `` regulatory environmental compliance documentation. ENPRO actively performed onsite monitoring at this major demolition project. V74111111 111. Irl a - fp Firms Involved with This Project A Firm Name:The H.E.Johnson Company Firm Location:Kailua,Hawaii Role: General Contractor B Firm Name: R&D Technologies Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role:Abatement and Demolition ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 112 Example Project 2 HART Commuter Rail, Year Completed Honolulu, Hawaii Professional Services: Ongoing Project Owner's Information Project Owner: HART Point of Contact:Jordan Bleasdale Contact's Number: 808-864-6225 Brief Description: .# 1111, ENPRO designed a comprehensive sampling and analysis plan, air 011111r6 monitoring plan, and lead work plan to address concerns related to the potential for encountering soil and groundwater contaminated from decades of commercial and industrial sources of this urban center. Construction activities being supported included potholing,trenching, fuel pipeline removal, and utility relocation along more than a mile of major 0 thoroughfares traversing downtown Honolulu. These activities were in preparation of construction of this segment of the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation (HART) commuter rail project, the largest construction project in Hawaii's history. ENPRO also provided extensive • project monitoring for VOCs, methane, and gross contamination during potholing,excavation activities,and pipeline removal in addition to soil and groundwater characterization. To support the construction schedule, ENPRO has customized field procedures specific to the varying excavation and relocation needs, including varying depths of excavation and unanticipated conditions requiring field and scheduling modifications. Field support ranges from one or two people to multiple teams supporting various construction activities over a mile apart. All field activities have multiple layers of oversight including health and safety, construction management, and archaeological. Firms Involved with This Project A Firm Name: Frank V. Coluccio Construction Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role: General Contractor B Firm Name: GeoTek Hawaii Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role:Drilling Contractor C Firm Name: Bowers + Kubota Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role: Compliance ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 113 Example Project 3 Kahului Harbor,Kahului, Hawaii Year Completed Professional Services: 2022-Ongoing Construction: 2022-Ongoing Project Owner's Information Project Owner:DOT-Harbors Point of Contact: Duane Kim Contact's Number: 808-873-3350 Brief Description: ENPRO designed a comprehensive sampling and analysis plan, air monitoring plan, and lead work plan to address concerns related to the potential for encountering soil that has been contaminated from decades of commercial and industrial sources of the harbor. ENPRO provided extensive project monitoring for VOCs, methane, and gross contamination during excavation activities,in addition to soil characterization. To support the construction schedule, ENPRO has customized field procedures specific to the varying excavation and relocation needs, including varying depths of excavation and unanticipated conditions requiring field and scheduling modifications. Field support ranges from one or two people supporting various construction activities that involved contaminated areas of concern. All field activities have multiple layers of oversight including health and safety, and construction management. This project contained high security clearance because of the location of the site.ENPRO was able to assist and support the project with multiple technicians with security clearances. This was a highly sensitive job with little room for error due to a strict timeline and unique security requirements. 1411F r 4^ n3 .tea ; . Y ti, Firms Involved with This Project A Firm Name: Hawaiian Dredging Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role: General Contractor ENPRO Environmental 1 Statement of Qualifications 0114 Example Project 4 OGG Kahului Airport, Kahului Year Completed Hawaii Professional Services: 2017 Construction: 2017 Project Owner's Information Project Owner:DOT-Airports Point of Contact: Stacy Paquette Contact's Number: 808-838-8602 Brief Description: ENPRO designed a comprehensive sampling and analysis plan, air monitoring plan, and lead work plan to address concerns related to the potential for encountering soil that has been contaminated from decades of commercial and industrial sources of the airport. ENPRO provided extensive project monitoring for VOCs, methane, and gross contamination during excavation activities,in addition to soil characterization. To support the construction schedule, ENPRO has customized field procedures specific to the varying excavation and relocation needs, including varying depths of excavation and unanticipated conditions requiring field and scheduling modifications. Field support ranges from one or two people supporting various construction activities that involved contaminated areas of concern. All field activities have multiple layers of oversight including health and safety, and construction management. This project contained high security clearance because of the location of the site.ENPRO was able to assist and support the project with multiple technicians with security clearances. f mak_ bm_ - Firms Involved with This Project A Firm Name: Maryl Construction Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role: General Contractor B Firm Name: Goodfellow Brothers Firm Location:Kapolei,Hawaii Role: Civil Contractor ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 115 Example Project 5 HNL Soil Project Year Completed Professional Services: 2020 Construction:2022 Project Owner's Information Project Owner: Swinerton Builders Point of Contact:Ben Steele Contact's Number: 808-521-8408 Brief Description: ENPRO designed a comprehensive sampling and analysis planned lead work plan to address concerns related to the potential for encountering soil that has been contaminated from decades of commercial and industrial sources of the area. ENPRO provided extensive project monitoring for VOCs, methane, and gross contamination during excavation activities, in addition to soil characterization. To support the construction schedule, ENPRO has customized field procedures specific to the varying excavation and relocation needs, including varying depths of excavation and unanticipated conditions requiring field and scheduling modifications. Field support ranges from one or two people supporting various construction activities that involved contaminated areas of concern. All field activities have multiple layers of oversight including health and safety, and construction management. ENPRO was also interfacing with the general contractor, abatement contractor, and DOH, and providing contractor regulatory environmental compliance documentation. 7177 - I 4 -` \ Pr- - rsrlifior ILbAw . _ Y �� Firms Involved with This Project A Firm Name: Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role:Project Manager ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 116 Example Project 6 DTS Bus Station Year Com leted Professional Services: 2020-ongoing I Construction: scheduled Project Owner's Information Project Owner: City and County Department of Point of Contact:Noelle Besa-Wright, Transportation Services G70 Contact's Number: 808-523-5866 Brief Description: ENPRO designed a comprehensive sampling and analysis plan to address concerns related to the potential for encountering soil that has been contaminated from decades of commercial and industrial sources of the location. ENPRO provided extensive project support through negotiation meetings with the Department of Health, Multi-increment Soil Sampling, and Groundwater sampling and analysis. To support the construction schedule,ENPRO has customized field procedures specific to the construction plans,including varying depths of excavation and unanticipated conditions requiring field and scheduling modifications. Field support ranges from one or two people supporting various construction activities that involved contaminated areas of concern. All field activities have multiple layers of oversight including health and safety,and construction management. L . oJ w,1� � I�II� p '1 z. lki ;; a . I I,,‘,,,‘ INI ____, :,,::_ ,,,,,,,,,_,,,„,,,,H,„,„_,_,..:..,,,,„ , . , . ti E . wif ,_ ' , . , Y� ;�.-S ' v v e F 5B '> .� y..,,,,„ ,„,,,l,„,:„,,,,,,,„.„„,„,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,-,„,..,„..,,,,,„...,:r'.2'.'W''..' ''-'r'C, � - y to cC z� v�- "t *3n a'r: ' ' illiMillill :.,-,,—,,,,a,,,,,,7,,:clitg,,,,-. ,fp:.,,,-,,,Wilt,?0,,*,.:,.. 7::!=;r42-.i::-;,0 AA:7.A;,.4-,:,, ... .... ._,._. alt a .'' „3 .-.p 1 a p 1 y �k -V" ,?4,3a 14 Ni .. te Firms Involved with This Project A Firm Name: G70 Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role:Planner B Firm Name: Geotek Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role:Driller C Firm Name: Onsite Firm Location:Washington Role:Analytical Laboratory ENPRO Environmental 1 Statement of Qualifications 0 1 17 Example Project 7 Marco Polo Condominium, Year Completed Honolulu, Hawaii Professional Services: 2017-2018 Construction:2019 Project Owner's Information Project Owner:AOAO Marco Polo Point of Contact: Chuck Schneider Contact's Number: 888-230-7201 Brief Description: In the late afternoon of July 14, 2017, the Marco Polo fire became the most destructive building fire in Hawaii history. Most of the 538 residential units were water damaged, fire damaged, and/or smoke damaged. The next morning ENPRO was endorsed by all eight restoration firms on the scene and was immediately hired by Marco Polo representatives as the Environmental • - Consultant of Record. - Total recovery costs of Marco Polo fire over$120 million. I „. ENPRO primary responsibilities were to: j I ➢ Assess the environmental condition of the property , ➢ Protect the well-being of occupants from environmental contaminants ➢ Provide environmental protocols to support the restoration of the property • There were three significant challenges: 11, ➢ No barriers to enter the site;at any given time,there were more than 1,000 people 1� on the property is/Orrm ➢ With many stakeholders,priorities constantly changed ➢ The sheer magnitude of the loss demanded and stretched resources of all parties involved Key Accomplishments: ➢ ENPRO collected more than 4,000 samples for asbestos,lead,VOCs,PAHs, heavy metals,respirable dust,soot,char, and ash in the air, soil,water,residues, surfaces and personal effects. ,114 ➢ ENPRO developed more than 50 written protocols for the various contractors '. P addressing the restoration efforts. " Tt ➢ Throughout the project, ENPRO collaborated with regulatory agencies, legal counsel, property management, contractors, and insurance adjusters to exceed performance and delivery. "We want ENPRO—no one else can handle it”—Restoration firms at the Marco Polo Firms Involved with This Project A Firm Name:AOAO Marco Polo Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role: Owner B Firm Name:Associa Hawaii Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role: Property Manager C Firm Name: Kobayashi Sugita&Goda Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role:Legal Counsel for AOAO ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 118 Example Project 8 NSA/CSS Kunia Tunnels Project Year Completed Monitoring, Kunia, Hawaii Professional Services: 2014 Construction:2016 Project Owner's Information Project Owner: U.S. Government,NSA Point of Contact:Ryan Ward Contact's Number: 808-445-8226 Brief Description: sECUR0-1, ENPRO provided environmental abatement oversight and construction support for this $42+ million renovation of the NSA/CSS office and workspace in a very high security environment. The overall project involved significant demolition and 111111! reconstruction, including the removal and disposal of lead, asbestos, and universal waste. �r �� •, .,F -LQ-, 40Q A rE Significant challenge: s OF r" Coordination of abatement activities proved challenging during the 9-month construction project. Multiple trades had to be managed while containment and clearance were conducted throughout the facility. This was a highly sensitive job with little room for error due to a strict timeline and unique security requirements fl', ENPRO provided the following in support of the project: • HazMat survey for asbestos-containing building materials and lead containing paint • Specification Design for Lead in Construction -__ • Lead Work Plan • Lead Daily Air Monitoring • Asbestos Hazard Control Activities • Exposure assessments and air monitoring on a per shift basis for Asbestos and Lead • Work Plan for the Removal of Universal Waste (ballasts and lamps containing PCBs and Mercury) .. • TCLP lead sampling/analysis \ • Records and Management Plan • Final Report Firms Involved with This Project A Firm Name: Performance Systems Inc Firm Location:Honolulu,Hawaii Role: General Contractor B Firm Name: Unitek Contracting Group Firm Location:Pearl City,Hawaii Role: Environmental Contractor ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications la 119 Example Project 9 Greystar Year Completed Professional Services: 2023 Construction:N/A Project Owner's Information Project Owner: University of Hawaii Point of Contact:Tim Busch, Greystar Contact's Number: 949.527.3837 Brief Description: ENPRO designed a comprehensive sampling and analysis plan to address concerns related to the potential for encountering soil that has been contaminated from decades of commercial and industrial sources of the location. ENPRO provided extensive project support through negotiation meetings with the Department of Health, Multi-increment Soil Sampling, and Groundwater sampling and analysis. ENPRO adequately characterizes the soil to meet the disposal acceptance requirements of PVT Land Company Ltd. (PVT) landfill. should any COPCs be detected at concentrations greater than the applicable DOH Tier 1 environmental action levels (EALs) To support the construction schedule, ENPRO has customized field procedures specific to varying excavation and construction needs, including varying depths of excavation and unanticipated conditions requiring field and scheduling modifications. Field support ranges from one or two people supporting various construction activities that involved contaminated areas of concern. All field activities have multiple layers of oversight including health and safety, and construction management. .., 40-6, 40 6 y - ..w.. ,.. 0 _ 1 P +illi 40-5. �- -- anti 40-6' ao-a' 40-5' - L_ tit • (Ti z 3 r _.. t t3a la r 4 n .si r. DU1 DU5 I IDU4 DU13 DU17 DW DU6 1 I DU10MIN DU14I I DU3 DUI DUll- DU15 DU4 r,I DUI - DU12 I I DU16 Firms Involved with This Project A Firm Name: Greystar Development Firm Location: Newport Beach Role: General Contractor Services,LLC California ENPRO Environmental 1 Statement of Qualifications 120 Example Project 10 Lihue Sugar Mill, Lihue, Hawaii Year Completed Professional Services: 2017 to 2019 Construction: Suspended Project Owner's Information Project Owner:David E.Walters Trust Point of Contact:Ardeshir Hormozyari Contact's Number:N/A Brief Description: Over the years, ENPRO has performed multiple environmental projects at the Lihue Sugar Mill. The largest occurred after the mill had ceased operations. For a ten-month period,ENPRO provided asbestos and lead paint assessments and contractor project monitoring during hazardous materials abatement during demolition of the mill structures. More recently in 2019, ENPRO was retained by a new owner to design and oversee the following: • Removal of abandoned asbestos debris and asbestos-contaminated soil • Personal and area monitoring during cleanup activities. • Responsible for contractor regulatory environmental compliance documentation. Y P _ .- ° t' : \ F .v �,, . 63 ,.r.. 0,t . � ...;r 1 -n rya �. - Firms Involved with This Project A Firm Name: Pacific Concrete Cutting& Firm Location:Lihue Hawaii Role:Abatement and Disposal Coring Contractor ENPRO Environmental 1 Statement of Qualifications 0 121 Example Project 11 Bowers + Kubota, Hawaii DOE Year Completed JOC Program Professional Services: Ongoing Construction: Ongoing Project Owner's Information Project Owner: State of Hawaii DoE Point of Contact:Joy Asato Contact's Number: 808-227-1970 Brief Description: The purpose is to provide targeted hazardous materials surveys,soil sampling and analysis,specifications writing, and project monitoring services in support of construction activities at Hawaii Department of Education(DOE) schools throughout the State of Hawaii: Oahu,Maui,Molokai,Lanai,Hawaii,Kauai. ENPRO provides the following services/deliverables upon authorization from Bowers &Kubota: •Targeted hazardous materials survey and report •Targeted soil sampling,analysis, and reporting •Specifications section writing(per relevant section) •Project monitoring and documentation during remediation activities ENPRO provides a report containing a summary of hazardous materials found during the site visit,description of the sampling and analysis performed, plan showing the location of all the samples, estimated qualities of samples and a photo log that contains the materials sampled,laboratory report,and any other required materials. okr ! 7.431 II • ry Y �.rrt" ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications r 122 Additional Information "There is no other firm we want to work with, it's ENPRO." That was the affirmation of eight restoration contractors to the owner's representative the morning after the Marco Polo fire as we all stood on the curb outside the lobby formulating a plan to restore the property and the lives of those affected by the most destructive fire in Hawaii history.ENPRO was immediately retained as the Environmental Consultant of Record and became the critical path for all operations to follow. Collaborating with the Department of Health, attorneys, claim adjusters, property managers, and remediation contractors, ENPRO developed more than 50 ;r. z, written protocols to address the environmental restoration of the building structure, contents, °� - debris,and health and safety of the occupants.To support this work,ENPRO collected more than .,. 4000 samples and analyzed by various laboratories across the country. It was a monumental effort with intense pressure and scrutiny from the various stakeholders.ENPRO went above and beyond , to accelerate the project schedule and minimize costs.This is how ENPRO delivers. Longevity—Over 35 Years ofE.nvironmental Consulting Experience in Hawaii ENPRO Environmental is a small business located in Kailua on Oahu.The history of ENPRO's remaining founder goes back to 1987 when Kenton Beal began employment at Unitek Environmental Services.Kenton helped to develop Unitek Environmental Consultants to serve the growing needs of environmental due diligence for acquisitions and environmental oversight for renovations and re- development of commercial property. Local Roots—National Experience We recognize that our Clients'needs are the most important part of our business. We originated our business in Kailua on O'ahu,and have performed projects in places including Guam,Kwajalein,mainland United States,Caribbean,as well as our home in Hawai'i. Today,ENPRO has a complement of services in: Construction Environmental Support Hazardous Materials Assessment Hazardous Materials Remediation Industrial Hygiene Environmental Due Diligence Indoor Air Quality Currently,ENPRO's focus is here. In Hawai'i. ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 1 23 Certifications and ENPRO UniversityTM Our professional certifications support the work we do.ENPRO's certifications include: Asbestos Lead Hazardous Materials Awareness Awareness 40-hour HAZWOPER Inspector Inspector Radon Measurement&Design Project Designer Risk Assessor PCB/Mercury Awareness Management Planner RRP Project Monitor Indoor Air Quality Other Indoor Environmental Consultant Certified Industrial Hygienist Residential Indoor Environmentalist Registered Professional Geologist Mold Loss Prevention Water Restoration Technician LEEDTM AP Fire and Smoke Damage Consultant Certified Safety Professional Services The majority of ENPRO's services can be grouped into Hazardous Materials,Due Diligence,and Indoor Environmental Quality. Hazardous Materials Indoor Environmental Quality Plans (Sampling&Analysis,EHE,EHMP,Health&Safety,Work Plans) Indoor Air Quality Assessments Assessments Occupant Complaints Sampling&Analysis (soil,water,air,building materials) Mold&Moisture Assessments Specifications Sampling&Analysis Plan Plan Review Specifications Project Monitoring Plan Review Remediation Management Project Monitoring Moisture and Mold Remediation Management Post Remediation Verification Due Diligence Phase I ESA Phase II—Soil&Groundwater ENPRO ensures the highest quality product and service. Phase III&Remediation No exceptions. UST Closures Sampling and Analysis Having worked on hundreds of projects with attorney representation, ENPRO Specifications is committed to producing work that is 100%legally defensible,providing that Plan Review extra layer of protection. Project Monitoring .. .. .. •... tip. ,. _, ENPRO Environmental Statement of Qualifications 124 Certified Laboratories ENPRO utilizes laboratories around the country to process the samples collected in the field. We have long term relationships with these laboratories going back decades and have our operations fine-tuned so that results are available as quickly as our clients requires. Not only is our staff in daily communication with the technicians at these labs,ENPRO routinely runs the webinars offered by these labs in our weekly meetings so as to keep up to date on the latest standards and methods used. The labs ENPRO uses to analyze for contaminants and hazardous materials are: ENPRO staff are knowledgeable about Centek Laboratories Forensic Analytical Laboratories laboratory pricing and analysis timelines. Chester Labnet Hawaii Analytical Laboratories Depending on the number of samples EMC Laboratories NVL Laboratories and turnaround time, samples will be sent to a specific lab to achieve lower EMLab P&K Rad Elec Inc costs for our clients while still OnSite Environmental Pace Analytical ensuring timely delivery of results. Frontier Hawaii Analytical Laboratory Equipment How do we collect the samples to send to our certified laboratory partners?ENPRO either owns or has access to the tools of the trade. 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