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r/ DAMES & MOORE 30 '7 Mr. Richard Boice U.S. Environmental 'Protection Agency Region 5 (5HE-12) 230 South Dearborn Chicago, IL 60604 Re: Midco I, II Feasibility Study P_ame_s_& - Moore Cap abilities and Experie_nce_ Dear Mr. Boice: Per the request of Mr. Roy Ball of ERM-North Central, Inc., enclosed please find some general information on the qualifications of Dames & Moore to perform the subject effort. Also enclosed are the resumes for key per- sonnel . As you may be aware, Dames & Moore is one of the oldest and largest environmental consulting firms. Since 1938, Dames & Moore has performed over 60,000 assignments for over 15,000 clients, including over 75 percent of major U.S. corporations, most departments of the Federal government and many state and local agencies. Although initially specializing in civil engineering and the applied earth sciences, Dames & Moore has grown and expanded through the addition of environmental engineering, planning, ec- onomic and applied environmental services. We believe that our success can be attributed to Dames & Moore's practice of providing high quality and cost-effective technical services responsive to a client's needs. I look forward to working with you on this project. Should you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact me. Very truly yours, DAMES & MOORE Gar F. Vatida, P.E Associate -S GFV:gf Enclosure cc: Mr. Roy Ball - ERM
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DAMES & MOORE30

'7Mr. Richard BoiceU . S . Environmental 'Protection AgencyRegion 5 (5HE-12)230 South DearbornChicago, IL 60604

Re: Midco I, II Feasibility StudyP_ame_s_&- Moore Cap abilities and Experie_nce_

Dear Mr. Boice:

Per the request of Mr. Roy Ball of ERM-North Central, Inc., enclosedplease find some general information on the qualifications of Dames & Mooreto perform the subject effort. Also enclosed are the resumes for key per-sonnel .

As you may be aware, Dames & Moore is one of the oldest and largestenvironmental consulting firms. Since 1938, Dames & Moore has performedover 60,000 assignments for over 15,000 clients, including over 75 percentof major U.S. corporations, most departments of the Federal government andmany state and local agencies. Although initially specializing in civilengineering and the applied earth sciences, Dames & Moore has grown andexpanded through the addition of environmental engineering, planning, ec-onomic and applied environmental services. We believe that our successcan be attributed to Dames & Moore's practice of providing high qualityand cost-effective technical services responsive to a client's needs.

I look forward to working with you on this project. Should you haveany questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Very truly yours,

DAMES & MOORE

Gar F. Vatida, P.EAssociate-S

GFV:gf

Enclosure

cc: Mr. Roy Ball - ERM

Domes 8c Moore

A Powerful Resource

Professional consulting is apowerful resource The task ofplanning and implementingprojects, be they large or smallrequires trained people It takespeople with both broad-basedand specialized skills as well asinnovative ideas Most mcrjorprojects present a challenge,an opportunity lor creativeproblem solving that can befacilitated with the aid of aprofessional consultant

Given the complexities oftenassociated with projectdevelopment, the consultationol expenenced professionals isa necessity, not a luxuryProfessional consultation canrum seemingly impossibleideas into realities It can lakean already good idea andmake it even better. Andoftentimes i! results in reducingoverall project costs It's a goodreason to talk to the consultantsat Dames & Moore and learnmore about the services thatare helping scores of projectdevelopers realize their goalsall over the world

GeotechnicolEngineering

Soil mechanics and foundationengineering have been thebackbone ot Dames & Moore'sconsulting practice since thefarm's louncUng in 1938Complete geotechnicalservices are available for awide range of construction.waste management andresource development projectsServices like site selectionFoundation engineering Landreclamation Design ol dams,waste impoundments, deepexcavations, mines, tunnels,canals, levees and coastaland offshore structuresNumerous landmark projectsthroughout the world arelinked with the farm

*. .'.-ien working with Dames &Moore, you can rely on theexpertise ol a consummateconsulting siafl that has thediverse capabilities to plandesign and provide permittingassistance tor a variety ofprotects The geotechmcaJengineering stafi can draw onthe expertise ol the firm'sspecialists in manycomplementary disciplinesSpecialists in surface- andground-water hydrologyGeology HydrologyEarthquake engineeringStructural engineeringSpeciication writing Costestimating Quality assurance

Our geotechmcal engineerscan advise you how to makeoptimum use ol a ate, how toconserve and protect waterresources, reduce project nsks,and tnm project costs Our siafluses proven site investigationtechniques, Held andlaboratory testing methods, anda variety ot computermodeling techniques.

Cenmiuge testing ol mode) structures and earth sections

\ 7Computer-corled drafting arid design

To facilitate earth structuredesign projects. Dames 8cMoore uses a computer-aideddrafting and design system.Construction drawings areassembled on the CADDsystem by skilled designers.With the CADD. designdrawings can be generatedquickly, efficiently and at aconsiderable cost savings overmanual drafting methods

All in all Dames & Moore hasthe capabilities, experienceand technology to meetall your geotechmcalengineering needs

Geosciences and RiskManagement

Geology is the science ol theearth, the matenals ot which itis composed, the changes it hasundergone or is undergoingand the processes that causethose changes Carefulconsideration ct the geologicenvironment is an importantpart oi proiect planning andLTiplementation Dames 8cMoore's geoscienhsts andengineers provide a broadrange of services that addressthe interaction between proiectneeds characteristics andgeologic and seismicconditions .Areas ol expertiseinclude engineering geologyand environmental assessment3eciogic ar.d seismic hazardsassessment Appliedgeophysics Structural andearthquake engineering R^kevaluation and hazardmitigation planning, design.

Our technical staff is composedo! dedicated professionalsrecognized for technicalexcellence in their respectivefields. Our stafl takes pnde indeveloping innovative solutionsto difficult problems — solutionsthat are environrnentalr/compatible as well as costeffective Dames & Moorepersonnel have beeninstrumental in the drafting ar.dimplementation of seismiczonaton and building codes.We have also provideddamage assessments lo Ho wingmajor earthquakes all overthe world.

Members ol our geosciencesand nsk management staflinterlace with members ot thegeotechnical engineering,environmental and otherprofessional service groups toform an integrated proiectteam to address your completeproiect needs.

Secicgic cssessment

Typical services includeevaluating and characterizingsite geologic conditions.Identifying, evaluating andquantifying natural hazards.Developing appropnate designrecommendations Estimatingpotential loss ot life and injuries.damage to structures, buildingcontents, and systems andfunctions as well as businessinterruption. Preparing strategic

plans for preventative orremedial actions Designingmethods to stabilize or reducegeologic hazards or tostrengthen existing or proposedstructures. Developingcontingency and recoveryplans.

Our proiect expenenceencompasses high-nsebuildings. Manufacturing,industrial and miningcomplexes. Refineries andcogeneration facilities. Offshoreoil production platforms.Data processing andcommunication facilities Dams.Hospitals Schools. Nuclear and.fossil fuel power plants.Hazardous and nuclear wastemanagement facilities.Pipelir.es and transmission lines.

Risk evaluatioa mitigation

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EnvironmentalPlanning, PermittingAssistance and,RegulatoryCompliance

Dames 8c Moore has extensiveexperience with environmentalplanning, permitting assistanceand regulatory compliance.The Him ofiers completeenvironmental services relatedto feasibility planning, permitidentificatioa development ofpermit acquisition strategy, andestablishment ol regulatorycompliance programs. Areas ottechnical expertise includeenvironmental engineering.

Meteorology and air quality.Air toxics. Acoustics. Surtace-and ground-water hydrology.Geology Seismology. Aquatic,marine and terrestrial ecology.Radioecology. Oceanography.Cultural resourcesScdoeconomics. Land use.Visual simulation/aesthetics.Traffic, Landscape architecture.Regulatory policy analysis.Public involvement.

An important aspect ol Darr.es &Moore's approach to pianrangand arranging for permitting isdevising practical and costeffective solutions toenvironmental problemsOftentimes this means assistingour clients in working outnegotiated compromises withregulatory agencies.Developing ways to mitigateenvironmental impactsImplementing remedialaction programs Provnir.gexpert testimony

Computerized do!a analysis

Public involvement programs

Dames & Moore servicesinclude developing andimplementing monitoringplans, and preparation olpermit compliancemanagement programsWhere monitoring requiresestablishment ol onsiteequipment, our servicesinclude monitoring systemdesign, installatioa startup, andoperation and maintenance(or oar quality, meteorology,visibility, surface and groundwater, raaionuclides. sound,and ecology The firm also hasa large inventory otmeteorological air quality andhydrological monitoringequipment available for leaseto clients who may not wish toinvest in their own equipment

Cultural resource assessment

Visual simulation ol proposedstructures

Mathematical modeling andcomputer-assisted dataanalysis also are provided tora variety o( environmentalpermitting and regulatorycompliance purposesModeling applications includeassessing cor and water qualityand evaluating emissioncontrol alternatives Developingdesign critena for hazardousand radioactive wastemanagement facilitiesDesigning emergencyresponse plans and systems torthe accidental release olhazardous contaminants

Dames & Moore'senvironmental audits areconducted in the strictestconfidence and with the directinvolvement of the client'slegal environmental, andoperating management AI thesame time, the audits arethorough and independentOur methodology has beendemonstrated to be effectivewhen subjected to regulatoryagency review

Hazardous andToxic WasteManagement

Dames 3c Moore s activity inhazardous and toxic wastemanagement is a natural onegiven our in-depth knowledgeof hydrogeologic conditions.Also our broad-basedcapabilities in earth structuresdesign are directly applicableto the design ot wastemanagement facilities likeimpoundments and landfills[mportantly. Dames & Moorehandles all aspects ofhazardous and toxic wastemanagement. Wastemanagement planning Wastestream inventory preparation.Facility site selection andengineering. Hydrogeologicassessment. Ground-watermonitoring. Toxicology,industnal hygiene and publichealth impact assessmentFacility design and constructionmanagement. Permittingassistance Remedial actions.Facility closure.

Dames & Moore has one of themost comprehensiveexperience portfolios in thewaste management industry.Proiects dealing withhazardous and toxic wastehave been completedthroughout the United States aswell as Europe, the Mideast.Australia and the Paatic Basin.

Fly ash managernenl

We recognize the mosteffective way to minimizehazardous waste-relatedproblems is to reduce oreliminate the waste at itssource. Dames 8c Moore assistsclients in this area byrecommending process orwaste treatment designs andmodifications.

Through our continuing contactwith regulatory agencypersonnel we stay abreast ofihe latest regulatoryrequirements andgovernmental procedures Wecan advise you on the bestway to achieve regulatorycompliance or, whenappropriate, provide assistancewith obtaining a variance Inaddition to preparing permit'applications, our wastemanagement specialists provideexpert testimony and assist withpublic involvement programs

In coses where remedialaction are required Dames £Moore car, both design ar.dimplement a wide array olcleanup programs Typicalremedial actions include thedetection removal and saledisposal of abandoned orcontaminated wastes Our slaaspecializes in the containmentot waste contamination arid m-situ treatment programs suchas the design and operation otground-water recoverytreatmen! and rechargesystems Alternately, we can .advise or. the type and size olappropnale hjgh-temperaturetreaiment or incirierationtechniques tor the destracvcnor volurrie reduction othazardous wastes

'/•/her. ;l is time to close a wasteiaciJty Dames 3> \Toore canassist 'with the selection oi anoptLmai closure scheme andoversee closure operations onyour behall

Radioactive WasteManagement

Dames & Moore isexperienced in all aspects oflow-level and high-levelradioactive wastemanagement Projectexperience encompassesmanagement ol radioactivewaste from nuclear powerplants, nuclear fuel cyclefaculties, industry, phcephateand uranium mines, nuclearmedicine, research activitiesand other sources.

"me firm's services address allthe steps of the wastemanagement process, fromgeneration through disposal.Services include wastecharacterizcrtion Selection ofappropnate treatment anddisposal technologies. Wastetransport planning. Facility siteselection and layout. Disposalfacility design. Site licensingassistance Ground-watermonitoring Remedial actioaAnd facility closure

Dames & Moore's integratedsystems approach bringstogether the many specializedengineering, earth sciencesand environmental capabilitiesthat are critical to effectiveradioactive waste management.Complete geotechnicalexploratioa sampling andanalysis Hydrogeologicalinvestigation. Surface- andground-water modelingDisposal facility siting anddesign. Radiological andenvironmental assessmentHealth physics. Risk mitigation.Environmental loss control.Regulatory analysis. Health andsafety plan development.Quality assurance Experttestimony Public involvement.Personnel training.

Facility closure

Design ot trench cape and liner sySems

In addition to providingservices lor the developmentand operation of new facilities,complete remedied actionservices are available (orcorrecting virtually any type otradioactive wastemanagement problem

Remedial action capabilitiesinclude the design andoperation ol ground-waterrecovery, treatment andrecharge systemsImplementation ol leachateoollectioa control andtreatment systems Planningand supervision oldecommissioning anddecontamination of sites andstructures. Design andimplementation of radonemission control/mitigationprojects.

Hydrogeologicaiinvestigations

Water ResourcesDevelopment

-Voter supply development

The hydrologic. environmentalengineering and specializedcivil design services ottered byDames 3c Moore areapplicable to a wide range olwater resources projectsworldwide Our stafi isexpenenced in ail aspects olwater resources planning,development and managementior both developed anddeveloping countries.

Areas ot expertise includewater supply development lorindustry, municipalities/government, and agnculture.'A'ater quality evaluation.Ground-water contaminationremediation Wastewatertreatment Hydroelectnc andpumped storage projects. Riverbasin planning Floodcontrol,'damage reductioa Soiland water conservation.irrigation Desalination

'.Voter resources plar-rung. development ^nd management

Hy'lrcmetecrcic-jical .T.crjtonngr.etwcrks

Design and constructionmanagement services areavailable tor a wide range olwater resources projects. DamsReservoirs. Water intake/outfallstructures. Canals. Levees.Wellflelds. Ground-waterrecharge systems. Landreclamation Dewateringschemes. Wastewaterimpoundments.

Our stafl can design, install andoperate a network o[meteorologic, surface- waterand ground-water monitoringpoints, and perform exploratorystudies. Computer modelingand mapping are available asis computer-aided drafting anddesign support.

& Moore isexperienced in every stage oiwater resource prcjecldevelopment trorr. feasibilityassessrr:en: through planning.engineering, design, andconstruction management OurstaC provides advice on themosi appropnate technologyand concepts lor a project Wehave extensive expenenceworking on projects funded byinternational tending agenciesand other financial institutionsWe provide advice to clientsrequiring project tmancing

Recognized Quality

Why Dames & Moore?

Supenor Performance

Dames & Moore has manyyears' experience in providingconsistently high-qualityconsultation tor a broad rangeof projects. The turn hascompleted more than 50.COOprefects in over 100 countnessince its founding in 1938. Theturn's performance ts fartherunderscored by its consistentlyhigh ranking in EngineeringNews-Record's annual roster ofthe Top 500 Design FirmsDames & Moore has beennamed among the tront-runners for more than adecade As proud as we are ofhow we rank among otherfirms, we are even prouder othow we rank with our clientsyear in and year out

[n our expenence we have:!ound that one good idea,eads to another This is"eflected LI the many awards"he turn has won for its projectwork Recent examples include:;everal Engineering ExcellenceAwards trom the Amencan'Consulting Engineers- Counciland its member stateorganizations These awardsrecognized the turn'sdevelopment of remote testingmethods for radioactive wastes,engineering guidelines lor thease of fly ash as structural falland foundation designs tor:ransrrussion line poles locatedon marginal lands Theinnovative solutions devised for:hese projects are typical otDames & Moore's approach toits consulting assignments.

Appropnate Technology

Over the years, Domes 8cMoore has pioneered manytesting techniques and come tomanufacture much oi thesophisticated testing andmonitoring equipment used inits project work. The firm alsomaintains a number ot fullyequipped laboratonesthroughout its network otinternational offices and offerssome of the best availablegectechrucal, almosphenc.environmental and hazardouswaste testing and monitoringservices When cn&cal projectdecisions ore being made,there is no substitute for thefirm's advanced testingtechniques and longexperience in interpretingcomplex test results.

Qualified Staff

Dames & Moore pndes itself onattracting some of the best-skilled and most energeticpeople In the consultingprofession Our people arededicated to their professionsand their work. It shows in theirsingle-minded commitment tohigh-quality consultation andclient service The performanceof Dames & Moore s staff isfurther enhanced by theinteraction that takes placebetween the turn's manydisciplines We believe thisleads to an uncommon level otinnovation and productivity torour clients

Stalled Project Management

The success ol everyassignment depends on skilledproject management Ourprojeci managers are chosenlor their abilities to managepeople, control schedules andcosts, and provide meaningfuladvice based on theirtechnical expertise Their onlymission is to make sure everyproject is completed to thesatisfaction ot the client and inaccordance with Dames &Moore's high standards otquality The turn has acomputerized pro)edscheduling and managementsystem to facilitate unusuallyiarge or complex assignmentsas well as track performanceon routine assignments

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Client-Oriented Service

Al Dames & Moore we have asimple philosophy "The clientcomes first," Our style of clientservice goes beyondcompleting your project ontime and within budget, tomaking sure every aspect ofthe project is taken care ol inthe "best possible way" Thisdedication to client service isevident in every level of ourorgaruzatioa from theconsulting staff to the technicaland support people workingbehind the scenes When ourclients tell us thai they havereceived even more than theyexpected, we're not surprised.We trunk that is what goodservice is all about

Comprehensive Capabilities

Our integrated services can beprovided lor every stage olproject development fromconceptual planning throughengineering, designpermitting, construction andoperation so as to ensure thecontinuity so important insuccessful project developmentOr, when desirable. Dames &Moore services can be used fora particular project need,perhaps to round out thecapabilities of your stafl

International Networking

Regardless of whether yourproject is nearby or halfwayaround the world, chances arewe know the local conditions,customs and regulatorypractices that are likety toaflect your project Dames &Moore maintains a network ofoffices in key cities throughoutthe world Every one ol ouroffices functions as part oi thelocal community Our officesregularly exchange personnelinlormation and ideas to meetproject needs. So the diversifiedprofessional resources andexpertise of the entire firm areavailable through each office

An Organization in Step withYour Needs

Dames & Moore is continuallyseeking new ways to serve ourclients Sometimes that meansdeveloping strategies forimplementing a unique projectOther times it is mobilizing acomplete proied team and allthe necessary equipmentneeded r4 a remote projectsite, or ever, placing ourprofessionals in our client'soffice to work with their in-house stafl (or a protractedlength ol time These are justsome ol the ways we'reprepared to provide theservices you need when andwhere you need them

U.S. OfficesAnchorage.AllantaBaton Rouge Louisiana3oca Ratoa RcndaChicago (in Park Ridge)CincinnatiCrantord, New JerseyDenver (^ Golden)HonoluluHoustonLos AngelesMadisoa Wisconsin

:izit Lake City:>jn Diego3an Frar-Cisco.Sar.ta Barbara.SeattleSyracuse. Mew York (in

BaiawinsvUle)Tampa

International OfficesAiu DhabiDarw.nFrarJcturt

Subsidiaries and AffiliatesJakarta. Indonesia

PT Environment NusaGeotechnica

Kuala LumpurDames £ Moore M^aysia5cin Bhd

MadridDames & Moore 3bena SA

M jrjlaDarries & Moore Philippines

Pert.h arid BnsbaneGroundwaler ResourceConsultarits

RiyadhSaudi Arabian Dames &Moore

SantiagoDames & Moore ConsultingEngineers Chile, Ltd

TokyoChiyoda Dames & MooreCo. Ltd

Whitby. EnglandGeostore Ltd

VancouverRobinson Dames & Moore

Headquarters;Dames & Moore445 South Figueroa Street

Suite 3500Los Angeles. California90071-1665Tel 213^83-1560TWX 910-380-306 7Answerback DAMES-MOORETelex 315528

Dames & Moore

Environmental Engineering Consultants

EnvironmentalEngineeringCapabilities

AIR POLLUTION CONTROLProcess Design and EngineeringPermitting,Ambient Air SamplingSystem TroubleshootingEmission ModelingContinuous Emission Modeling

WATERTREATMENT

Process Design and EngineeringSampling;

WASTEWATERTREATMENT

Process Design and EngineeringPermitting

SITE ASSESSMENTSRisk AnalysesEnvironmental AuditingRegulatory Compliance Plans

Gary F. Vajda, P.E.Associate

Manager, Environmental Engineering

DAMES & MOORE1550 SOKTHWf.ST HK.HWAYPARK RIDCe. ILLINOIS oOO«« '3121 297-6120

Dames & Moore

Business \ firm ot consultants specializing m the engineering and applied earth sciences, p l a n n i n g , economicsand e n v i r o n m e n t a l studies owned and operated by 6S partners; founded in 195S bv Tren t R. Damesand William W. Moore. Sr.

Management George D. Leal ii [he Chid' Executive Officer.

Locations i.S. Offices —Anchorage. Atlanta. Austin ( T X i . Baton Rouge f l A i . Biva Raton i F L ) . Chicago.Cinc inna t i . Cranford i.\J). Denver . H o n o l u l u . Houston. Los Angeles. Madison i Wk Pearl R i \ e ri \ Y ) , Philadelphia (P \). Phoenix. Poniand ( O R ) . Salt Lake C i t y . San Diego. San F^anou).Santa Barbara iCAi . Seaule. Syracuse ( N Y i . Tampa ( F L i . Tucson ( \Z). Washington. D.C..

International Offices — Abu Dhabi. Darwin. Hong Kong. Jakana. Kuwait . London. Madrid.Malawi .Manila. Pans. Perth. Riyadh. Santiago. Singapore. Sydney, and Tokyo, A f f i l i a t e d officesin Caigar\ and Vancouver. Representatives in Thailand and Taiwan.

Size I'olutne -SSS mi l l ion annual lyProjects Completed— 56.000 since foundingClients Served - 15.000 since foundingStaff—1.100 including more than 600 professionals

PrincipalCl ients

TypicalProjects

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Petroleum refineries, storage and h a n d l i n g fac i l i t i es : offshore dr i l l ing pla t forms, ^x- storage andprocessing lacilities: nuclear. hvdroeiectnc ana to^il- tuel power plants; transmission l ines and r i rvunc-s lu r rv pipelines: hazardous and solid waste tacii i t ies; m i n i n g and m i l l i n g facil i t ies, and ta i l ing*. Jams:mmed-land reclamation: manufac tu r ing pianLs and industnal complies; computer centers: dj;n>.hospitals and schools: airports, h i g h w a y s and bridges; rapid transi t ; tunnels and underground opep.iiic-mihtar \ installations; poos, harbors and mannas;, other coastal and otfshore faci l i t ies , \ \ a t e r resourcedevelopment projects: industnal and municipal water supply systems: llood control taciiities:commercial and residential buildings; high-rise structures; recreational developments

Services Soils and foundation engineering: geotechmcal investigations; ear thquake engineering and seismicO f f e r e d risk analyses; earth structures design: s t ruc tu ra l engineering; hvdrolouy studies, s-ue and route -eie'.non

studies: e n v i r o n m e n t a l baseline studies: feasibili tv studies; envi ronmenta l report: sale tv anah- i s r c p M i bwater qua l i ty analvses; hazardous and solid waste management; mineral resource e v a l u a t i o n - , minedesign and engineenng; -lope stability analvses; revegetation studies: llood control studies, cons t ruc t ionmanagement; envi ronmenta l and ecological moni tor ing programs: meteorology and air q u a i n vanalyses: na tu ra l hazards sur\e\'s: land use and economic planning: tish and w i l d l i f e managementprograms: archaeological and cul tura l assessment; v i sua l impact o.s.sessment: remote sensing andphotogrammeiry: materials testing; mathemat ica l and phvsical modeling; q u a l i t y assurance q u a l i t vcontrol, licensing and permitting asM>,tance; public i n v o l v e m e n t : expert t e s t imonv .

Professional Environmental Sciences— Meteorologv and c l imato logy; aquatic, marine and terrestrial biologyDisciplines acoustics, radioecology: oceanograph.v.

Larth Sciences—Geology; geophvsics; seismology; hvdrolug_v; soil and rock mec:umo> and MU!dynamics.

Planning Sciences—Land use planning: data management computer technology demoL'rapnygeography: sociology; economic geology economics.

Ln%ineerin% Science*—Civil; foundat ion; s jmtarv; s\stems: s t r u c t u r a l ; coastal and ollshore; nuclear:min ing , earthquake.

Dames & Moore

ServicesWASTE M A N A G E M E N T

Existing and pending regulations at the state and federal levels governing solidand hazardous waste management will lead to signif icant changes in current wastemanagement practices. Regulations recently promulgated by the USEPA pursuant tothe Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (RCRA) a t tempt to controlwaste management practices by defining specific criteria applicable to wastemanagement activities. Because of the potentially far-reaching effects and impacton costs, many organizations are reevaluating their waste management practices anddisposal facilities relative to the USEPA's requirements.

Dames <3c Moore provides a variety of technical and consulting servicesapplicable to the selection, design, modification, construction, monitoring, andoperation of solid and hazardous waste storage, treatment, and disposal facilities.The types of services currently being provided to clients include:

o Waste Management Planning;o Compliance Evaluations of Existing Disposal Facilities;o Disposal Facility Site Selection;o Site Development;o Environmental Impact Assessments;o Facility Closure and Reclamation; ando Permitt ing Assistance.

The interrelationships of these services to the permit t ing process are shown inthe attached figure. Dames & Moore can provide support during each phase of aproject based on a client's needs, or can provide a completely integrated servicefrom the start of a project through its completion.

Further descriptions of the firm's services listed above are presented below.

WASTE M A N A G E M E N T PLANNING

Development of comprehensive plans that address the operating, environmental,economic, and regulatory issues related to the management and ultimate disposal ofsolid and hazardous waste materials. Plans include:

o Identification of waste management needs;o Defini t ion of current and prospective regulatory framework;o Assessment of current waste management practices and opportunities for

resource recovery;o Evaluation of alternative practices and processes considering inter-media

impacts and total residuals management; ando Environmental and economic impact analyses of alternatives.

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WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICE PACKAGES

WASTEMANAGEMENT

PLAN

NEWSITE

DISPOSAL SITECOMPLIANCEEVALUATION

ENVIRONMENTALASSESSMENT

SUBMIT PERMIT APPLICATION

SITEDEVELOPMENT

CERTIFYCONSTRUCTION

DISPOSALSITE CLOSURE/RECLAMATION

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DISPOSAL FACILITYSITE SELECTION => ENVIRONMENTAL

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DEVELOPMENT

EXISTING DISPOSAL FACILITIES

NEW DISPOSAL FACILITIES

SUBMIT PERMIT APPLICATION

ServicesCOMPLIANCE EVALUATIONS OF EXISTING DISPOSAL FACILITIES

Assessments of the engineering (or physical) integrity, environmental adequacy,and regulatory compliance of existing facilities used for the disposal of solid andhazardous waste materials. These evaluations include:

o Review of current practices and characterization of waste inventories;o Defini t ion of site-specific hydrogeologic conditions;o Defini t ion of applicable regulatory criteria;o Development and implementat ion of field surveillance programs;o Identification of potential ground water contamination problems;o Definit ion of remedial actions to bring facility into compliance considering

alternative practices and site-specific conditions;o Development of site-specific waste management, operating, and moni tor ing

plans;o Preparation of permit application and supporting data; ando Presentation of expert testimony at regulatory proceedings.

DISPOSAL FACILITY SITE SELECTION

Selection of sites for solid and hazardous waste disposal facilities consideringneeds, engineering feasibility, environmental impact, and economics of alternativesites. Such studies include:

o Definition of facility needs and site selection criteria;o Evaluation of regional and on-site characteristics;o Collection or measurement of baseline environmental data;o Comparative analyses of alternative sites considering social factors,

economics, regulations, environmental impact;o Preparation of site selection reports; ando Presentation of expert testimony at regulatory proceedings.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS

Assessments of the environmental impact of solid or hazardous waste disposalfacility siting and operation. These assessments are prepared in support of a permitapplication and include:

o Determination of potential contaminant source considerations;o Quantification and evaluation of potential contaminant pathways to biota

and man and attenuation of sources along these pathways over time;o Determination of health and environmental impacts from potential

contaminants under normal and abnormal operating conditions;

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o Design and implementation of field programs to monitor disposal facilityperformance;

o Preparation of environmental assessment reports; ando Presentation of expert testimony at regulatory proceedings.

SITE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES

Provide technical support during planning and construction of new solid andhazardous waste disposal facilities or modifications to existing facilities. Theseservices include:

o Master planning of site-related facilities;o Definition of site-specific and surrounding area hydrogeologic conditions;o Definition and installation of ground water and leachate monitoring

systems; ^o Assessments of water resources and analyses of potential contamination

pathways;o Design of surface impoundments (ponds, pits, lagoons), sanitary landfills,

and secured chemical landfills; ando Inspection services during site construction.

DISPOSAL FACILITY CLOSURE AND RECLAMATION

Design and implement programs for disposal facility closure and sitereclamation, including:

o Evaluation of alternative closure approaches considering regulatoryrequirements, feasibility, economics, and potential for land reuse;

o Site-specific surveys to quantify pre-closure conditions in underlying soilsand other contaminant transfer media;

o Analysis of waste reclamation alternatives considering environmental and -»•regulatory requirements;

o Establishment of monitoring and inspection programs for closure andreclamation operations;

o Design of stabilization covers and post-closure monitoring programs;o Management of on-site operations for facility closure and land

reclamation; ando Preparation of regulatory submittals for facili ty permit modifications.

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ProjectsREPRESENTATIVE LISTING

ONGOING WASTE MANAGEMENT-RELATED PROJECTS

o Confidential Client — Abandoned landfill contammation/leachate migrationassessment near Ashtabula, Ohio. Investigations focused on impacts result ingfrom landfil l ing of 4000 fiber drums containing polyrnercaptan residues at thesite in the 1960s.

o Confidential Client — Ground water contamination assessment resulting fromgray water spray irrigation field operations at a paper f in ishing plant in west-central Ohio.

o Confident ial Client -- PCP soils and ground water contamination assessment ata wood treatment plant in Wisconsin.

o Confident ial Client -- PCS contamination assessment at abandoned landf i l l sitein northeastern Ohio.

o Waste Management, Inc. -- Consultation on design, operation, and maintenanceof leachate collection system in eastern Pennsylvania.

o Land and Lakes — Process and engineering design for an Illinois commercialliquid waste treatment facili ty.

o Confidential Client -- Soils and hydrogeological investigation for potentialsubsurface contamination at an Illinois chemical plant.

o Hardage/Crmer — Technical consultation and feasibi l i ty assessment at Superfundsite in Oklahoma.

o Confidential Client — Testing, assessment of underground tank facilities at sixsites for property transfers nationwide.

o Conf ident ia l Client -- Underground tank risk assessment at 56 sites nationwidefor more than 250 tanks containing 18 different products.

o ^aste Management, Inc. -- Ground water monitoring consultation, Rumble No. 1sanitary landfill.

o Oarvfidential Client. -- Seepage contamination assessment at wastewater lagoon.

o Shell Oil — Closure plan and ACL demonstrations for surface impoundment,Wood River, Illinois.

o Park Plating — Closure plan/site remediations, Rockford, Illinois.

o Confidential Client -- PCB/waste oil contamination remediation investigation,Chicago, Illinois.

o U.S. Department of Commerce -- Preparation of closure and post-closure plansfor an a&ehreg &tM4>tf<£> Chicago, Illinois.

ProjectsUSEPA REGION V SITE REMEDIATION EXPERIENCE

Park Plating, Illinois -- Soil removal and capping of closed plating wastestorage facility; successful negotiation with state eliminated ground water.

ANR Pipeline, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin -- PCB soil and waterdecontamination.

Confidential Client, Wisconsin -- Soil contaminated with PCP removed andstored; ground water monitored; negotiated cleanup criteria with state.

Cleveland Electric^ Ohio -- Investigation, remedial action plan preparation andimplementation, agency negotiation for PCB-contaminated site.

Freeman United Coal Mining, Illinois -- Investigation and remediation of PCB-contaminated site; negotiated criteria with state.

Confidential Client, Michigar^ -- Investigation and remediation of toluene leakfrom underground tanks.

W11: co C o r por at i o nt 111 i n o i s -- Soil remediation as a result of underground tankleak.

Confidential Client, Ohio -- Investigation, agency negotiation, and remediationof wastewater ditch/lagoon system contaminated with chlorinated hydrocarbons.

Morton Chemical, Illinois — Closure of a hazardous waste storage areacontaining chlorinated hydrocarbons.

Confidential Client, Ohio -- Remediation of soil and ground watercontaminated with chlorinated solvents and alcohols from a resin manufacturingfacility.

Link Properties, Illinois -- Investigation, remedial plan preparation andimplementation, agency negotiation for VOC-contaminated site.

U.S. Department of Commerce^ -- Preparation of closure and post-closure plansfor an abandoned steel mill.

Firestone Industrial Products Company, Indiana -- Remedial investigation andfeasibility study for two closed landfills, Noblesville.

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ProjectsOTHER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN I N D I A N A

o Environmental Assessment -- ITT, Fort Wayne.

o Air/Solid Waste Permitting — A.E. Staley, Frankfort.

o Geotechmcal Investigation -- Cabot Company, Kokomo.

o Air Permitting/Analysis — MAPCO Synfuels, Princeton.

o Geotechnical Investigation -- Miles Laboratories, Elkhart.

o Geotechnical Investigation (over 35 Sites) -- Public Service of Indiana.

o Geotechnical Investigation (over 30 Sites) -- U.S. Steel Corporation, Gary.

o Environmental Assessment/Per mitt ing — National Starch & Chemical,Indianapolis.

° Geotechnical Investigation (3 Sites) -- American Cyanamid, Frankfort.

o Air Permitting -- Southern Indiana Gas &: Electric, West Franklin.

o Regulatory Analysis/Permitting — Indianapolis Power <3c Light, Patriot.

0 Air Permitting -- Eli Lilly Company, Lafayette and Clinton.

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ProjectsWASTE MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE IN INDIANA

o RCRA Consultation -- General Motors, Indianapolis.

o Landf i l l Design/Permit t ing (fr Projects) -- General Electric, Mount Vernon.

o Ground Water Study (5 Projects) — IBM, Greencastle.

o Soil Remediation Study -- ITT, Medora.

o Site Hydrogeolgical Investigation -- Ashland Chemical, South Bend.

o RCRA Consultation (2 Projects) — Mead Johnson, Evansville.

o ^ffaste water Treatment Investigation — Cummins Engine, Columbus.

o Hydrogeological Investigation of L a n d f i l l — Cummins Engine, Columbus.

o Hydrogeologtcal Investigation of Potentially Contaminated Site — ICI-Americas,Charleston.

o j?CB Investigation/Cleanup -- ANR Pipeline, various sites.

o Hydrogeo logical Investigation — Indianapolis Power & Light, Patriot.

o Geotechnical Investigation -- Amoco Oil, Whi t ing .

o Geotechnical Investigation -- Northern Indiana Public Service, Bai l ly town.

o Hydrogeologicai/Geotechnical Investigation for Mul t ip le Landf i l l Site —Advanced Waste Management, Culver City.

o Site Remediation/Wastewater Treatment — Confidential Client, Churubusco.

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ProjectsSELECTED DAMES & MOORE

REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY (RI/FS) EXPERIENCE

o Confident ial Client ~ Assessment of remedial criteria at a radiological tycontaminated Superfund site, Denver, Colorado.

o Mariboro Township, New 3_ersey_ -- RI/FS for the Burnt Fly Bog site.

o Unidynamics Phoenix, Inc. -- Evaluation of ground water treatment alternativeremedial action for the Goodyear site, Phoenix, Arizona.

o Sperry Corporation — Ground water assessment, closure plans, and remedialaction planning and implementation, Hoplin, Missouri.

o B.F. Goodrich Chemical Company ~ RI/FS, Calvert City, Kentucky,

o Koppers Company, Inc. -- RI/FS, Oroville, California,

o Conf ident ia l Client — RI/FS, western Kentucky.

o Washington State Department of Ecology -- RI/FS for the Frontier Hard Chromesite, Vancouver, Washington.

o New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) -- RI/FSfor the Olean well f ie ld site, Olean, New York.

o NYSDEC -- RI/FS for the Kentucky well f ield site, Horseheads, New York.

o PRP Committee -- RI/FS for the Petro-Processors site, Scotlandville, Louisiana.

o Cadillac Fairview -- RI/FS for the Del Amo site, Torrance, California.

o fountain FiieJ Supply Company — RI/FS at a coal gasification waste site, SaltLake City, Utah.

° Confidential Client -- Contamination investigation/assessment and feasibilitystudy for a manufactur ing facility, southwestern Washington.

o Confidential Client — RI/FS for a battery manufactur ing facility in theMidwest.

° Texaco, Inc. — RI/FS for an oil ref inery.

o Confidential Client -- RI/FS and implementation of remedial actions at anelectronics manufacturing facility.

o Confidential Client -- RI/FS for a former hazardous waste facility, PacificNorthwest.

o Confidential Client -- Remedial action for methylene chloride spill at amanufacturing facility, Endicott, New York.

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Projects° Confidential CUent — Contamination assessment and development of remedial

measures for ground water contaminated with gasoline, Rhode Island.

0 PRP Committee — RI/FS, Bowers landf i l l site, Circleville, Ohio.

° PRP Committee ~ RI/FS for a waste reprocessing and recycling site, Carlstadt,New Jersey.

o U.S. Air Force Occupational and Envi ronmenta l Health Laboratory -- RI/FS forvarious Air Force facilities throughout the United States.

o U.S. Naval Engineering Center — RI/FS, Lakehurst, New Jersey.

o ^laryland Sand, Gravel and Stone Site — RI/FS, Cecil County, Maryland.

o Fires tone Industr ia l Products Company -- RI/FS for two closed landf i l l s ,Noblesville, Indiana.

o Coniidential Client -- Contamination assessment for a plat ing manufac tu r ingcompany, Michigan.

o Confidential Client ~ RI/FS for a charcoal manufactur ing faci l i ty , A n t r i m ,Michigan.

o Confidential Client -- RI/FS, East Fishkill, New York.

o Conf ident ia l Client -- RI/FS for a pharmaceutical f i r m , Rensselaer, New York.

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ProjectsREPRESENTATIVE LISTING

LANDFILLS AND WASTE MANAGEMENT

o City of Phoenix, Arizona -- 7th Street and Salt River Landfill.

o Waste Management, Inc. ~ Evergreen Landfill, Toledo, Ohio.

o C_he m - 5 e cur i ty S y_s te m s — Arlington Landfill, L-13, Arlington, Oregon.

o Chem-Security Systems — Arlington Landfill, L-12, Arlington, Oregon.

o Montgomery .County, Marylajid — Site selection and evaluation study forsanitary landfills.

° 5CA Services,_Inc. — Design and permitting for a sanitary landfill, JeffersonCounty, Colorado.

o CH2M Hill — Part B permit application for storage of dioxin-contammated soil,Times Beach, Missouri.

o Maricopa County, Arizona

o yeljicol Chemical Corporation -- Chemical plant disposal facilities investigation,St. Louis, Michigan.

0 Bethlehem Steel -- Baseline hydrological study for a hazardous waste landfillsite, Seattle, Washington.

o ^.rnoco Oil Company -- Design of hazardous waste landfill, Mandan, NorthDakota.

o Confidential Client -- Hydrogeological and engineering studies for a proposedhazardous waste landfill, Freeport, Texas.

° Cietty Qi| -- Preparation of closure and post-closure plans for hazardous wastestorage facilities, Delaware City, Delaware.

o ^laryland Environmental Service -- Environmental ef fects report for the HawkinsPoint hazardous waste landfill, Bethesda, Maryland.

Alcan IrTgot^j^ Recycling -- Residential and contained landfill design andpermitting, Sebree, Kentucky.

NPC Services, Inc. — Landfill design and closure plan preparation, BatonRouge, Louisiana.

Chevron U.S.A., Inc. — Siting, design, and permitting of a sanitary landfill,southwestern Wyoming.

U.S. Steel Corporation — Part B RCRA permitting and detailed design forhazardous waste landfills, Provo, Utah.

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U.S. Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency — Site investigation andassessment for the various sites under the Army 's Installation RestorationProgram, Fort Drum, New York; Sudbury Annex, Massachusetts; and RockyMountain Arsenal, Colorado.

U.S. Air Force — Site investigation and assessment for the AC<5c\V disposal siteat Mather Air Force Base, Sacramento, California.

Confidential Client ~ Design and installation of a ground water interceptor andtreatment system, Kingston, New York.

Velsicol Chemical Corporation — Environmental assessment, radiological analysis,field supervision, and licensing support of decommissioning and site closure,central Michigan.

Hilton-Davis Chemical Company ~ Feasibility study for lagoon closure,Cincinnati, Ohio.

Confidential Client — Design of ground water interceptor/collection system forvolatile organics and heavy metals migrating from a drug facility, New York.

Confidential Client -- Development of alternatives for remediating PCBcontamination, Florida.

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Nationwide network of offices.

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Widely varied, experienced professional staffincluding environmental, chemical and civilengineers, hydrologists and environmentalscientists.

Ability to take a job from data acquisition andsampling through to implementation ofremedial actions, if required __

An enviable work record with a diverse set ofclients which allows Dames & Moore to bringproblem solutions from many industries tobear on a particular problem.

.Site ana route selection stumes• Environmental baseline studies • Feasibilitystudies • Environmental reports • Safety analysisreports • Advancetfengineering analysesV Ceotechnica! and seismic risk investigations• Water quality analyses • Hazardous wastemanagement services • Mineral resourceevaluations • Slope stability analyses• Revegetation studies • Flood control studies• Con struct ion management • Environmentaland ecological monitoring programs• Meteorology and air quality analyses • Windand wave analyses V Marine weather forecasting• Dredging plans • Undersea hazards surveys• Land use and economic planning • Fish andwildlife management programs • Acousticalsurveys and impact analyses • Remote sensingand photogrammetry • Materials testing• Mathematical and physical modeling • Qualityassurance/quality control • Licensing andpermitting assistance V Expert testimony

Dames & Moore has the engineering capabilitiesto perform most environmental work requiredunder today's regulations. Since its founding in1938, the firm has grown to include some 1,000employees and partners with offices in principalcities throughout the world. The firm hascompleted more than 48,000 projects for over12,500 clients in over 100 countries.

Dames & Moore has a staff of environmentalengineers covering water, wastewater, air groundwater and chemical/ process design. This staff issupported by a firmwide staff of geohydrologists,hydrologists, geologists, applied earth and environ-mental scientists, civil engineers, planners andeconomists. ..,,_._

US. OfficesAnchorage / Atlanta / Boca Raton, FL / Chicago /Cincinnati / Cranford, NJ / Denver / Honolulu /Houston / lakelan^ FL / Lexington, KY / LosAngeles / New York / Phoenix / Portland, OR /Salt Lake / Sao Francisco / Santa Barbara / Seattle /Syracuse / Washington, DC / White Plains, NYInternational OfficesBrisbane / Darwin / Hong Kong / Jakarta / Kuala /Lumpur / Kuwait / London / Madrid / Manila /Perth / Riyadh / Singapore / Sydney / TokyoAffiliated Offices :"Toronto / Vancouver

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