TREATMENT SYSTEM EXPERIENCE Overview

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Overview TREATMENT SYSTEM EXPERIENCE
Engineering/Remediation
Resources Group, Inc.
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
A Full-Service Engineering and Construction Resource
Intro
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, ERRG is led and managed by seasoned
Inc. (ERRG) provides a broad professionals with years of experience in
scope of engineering, construction, and consulting and construction, and provides
remediation services. Our team consists of a wide array of engineering services
nearly 300 full-time employees, including ranging from initial site investigations
environmental, civil and geotechnical and characterization through design and
engineers, geologists, soil physicists, construction. Working in multidisciplinary
scientists, construction managers, teams, ERRG’s staff routinely designs,
construction superintendents, equipment implements, and manages projects involving
operators, certified hazardous waste planning and development, subcontractor
technicians, and administrative personnel. coordination, budget tracking, regulatory
Our team’s broad base of environmental, agency interaction, feasibility studies, plans
geotechnical, and construction backgrounds and specifications, construction, and
enables ERRG to provide the full spectrum construction management services.
of turnkey services to our public and private
sector clients.
Incorporated in 1997, ERRG currently
has offices in Martinez, San Francisco,
Sacramento, and Tustin, California; Seattle,
and Spokane, Washington; Portland, Oregon;
Honolulu, Hawaii; and Phoenix, Arizona.
Our expansion to Hawaii allows us to service
the Pacific and Asian markets.
For more information please visit us at www.errg.com.
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Locat ions
Locations

ERRG is committed to providing the highest level of quality, value, and service. To ensure
this commitment to our clients, we maintain several offices strategically located in California,
Oregon, Washington, Arizona, and Hawaii.
If you require Construction, Remediation, Environmental Engineering, Geotechnical
Engineering, Military Munitions Response or Emergency Preparedness services, please
contact any one of our offices.
CALIFORNIA
(cid:129) 4585 Pacheco Boulevard (cid:129) 1 541 Parkway Loop
Suite 200 Suite D
Martinez, CA 94553 Tustin, CA 92780
925.969.0750 714.597.7750

(cid:129) 115 Sansome Street (cid:129) 9727 Business Park Drive

Suite 200 Suite 136
San Francisco, CA 94104 Sacr amento, CA 95827
415.395.9974 916.799.3976
WASHINGTON HAWAII
(cid:129) 616 First Avenue (cid:129) 677 Ala Moana Boulevard
Suite 300 Suite 308
Seattle, WA 98104 Honolulu, HI 96813
206.282.4749 808.533.6000
(cid:129) 14124 West SR2 Hwy
Airway Heights
Spokane, WA 99224
ARIZONA
509.244.6574
(cid:129) 9950 W. Van Buren Street
Suite 136
OREGON Avondale, AZ 85323
623.266.9532
(cid:129) 21355 Horton Court
West Linn, OR 97068
503.701.7943
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Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Experience
TREATMENT SYSTEM
PROJECTS
Value
Project Name/Location Owner
(in thousands)
BKK Landfi ll Critical System O&M, West Covina, CA State of CA, Dept. of Toxic $ 6,215
Substances Control (DTSC)
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 5,048
Lake Davis Water Treatment Plant Construction, Portola, CA
(USACE)
MCAS Tustin Treatment System Design and Installation, Naval Facilities Engineering 3,997
Tustin, CA Command (NAVFAC), Southwest
Nacimiento Mine Treatment System Installation, Cuba, NM U.S. Forest Service (USFS) 2,668
Zero Valent Iron (ZVI) Treatability Study, San Francisco, CA NAVFAC Southwest 1,600
Peter Pan Cleaners Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) System DTSC 1,188
Installation and O&M, Santa Rosa, CA
Singer-Friden Groundwater Treatment System O&M and DTSC 1,050
Monitoring, San Leandro, CA
Wastewater Treatment Plant Controls, Petaluma, CA U.S. Coast Guard 790
Caltech SVE System Construction, Oakland, CA DTSC 730
Soil Vapor and Groundwater System Installation, Start-up FMC 626
and O&M, Newark, CA
Golden Eagle Refi nery LNAPL System O&M, Avon, CA URS 622
SVE Piping Installation, Sunnyvale, CA Treadwell & Rollo 566
Lane Metals SVE System Installation, Oakland, CA DTSC 500
Camp Pendleton Biosparging Treatment System O&M, NAVFAC Southwest 366
Camp Pendleton, CA
Nacimiento Mine Treatment System O&M, Cuba, NM USFS 354
Groundwater Treatment System O&M at 6 Sites, Alameda, CA Shaw E & I 300
SVE Treatment System Expansion, George AFB, CA MWH 220
OTIE 218
SVE System Installation, Concord Naval Weapons Station, CA
Hamilton Army Airfi eld Biosparging Treatment System O&M, Battelle 216
Novato, CA
Pump and Treat System O&M, Applegate, CA CA UST Fund 206
Monitoring Well Installation, Amador County, CA Amador Unifi ed School 150
District
The Auburn Store Groundwater Treatment System O&M, CA UST Fund 134
Auburn, CA
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Offi ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Experience
TREATMENT SYSTEM
PROJECTS
Value
Project Name/Location Owner
(in thousands)
Groundwater Treatment System Upgrades, San Rafael, CA PG&E 127
Wastewater Treatment System O&M, Oakland, CA SAIC 126
Air Sparging/SVE System Installation, Long Beach, CA The Source Group 91
Phase I & II Groundwater & SVE System Installation, Oakland, URS 89
CA
Sonoma Valley Airport Ozone Sparging System Monitoring, CA UST Fund 89
A
Sonoma, C
North Island Groundwater Treatment System O&M, San Shaw E & I 80
Diego, CA
Jackson Park Groundwater Treatment System Installation, CH2M Hill 71
Seattle, WA
SVE System Installation, Pleasanton, CA Geosyntec 53
Six-Phase Heating System Construction, Alameda, CA Shaw E & I 43
BAOSTEEL Wastewater Treatment System Construction GeoTrans 40
Oversight, China
SVE System Installation, Visalia, CA Malcolm Pirnie 37
Hydrogen Peroxide Injection System Fabrication and ENSR 33
Installation, San Jose, CA
Groundwater Extraction System Installation, Sebastopol, CA Redwood Oil 32
Air Sparging and Soil Vapor Extraction System Upgrades, Los ENSR 30
Altos, CA
Groundwater Treatment System O&M, Port Costa, CA USR 20
Air Sparging System Upgrades/Repairs, Stockton, CA ENSR 11
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Offi ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
Former Marine Corps
Air Station Treatment
ERRG designed, constructed, operated and maintained two separate
groundwater extraction and treatment facilities for Operable Units System Design and
(OU) 1A and 1B at the Former Marine Corps Air Station Tustin. Th e
Installation
work was completed under a competitively-bid, fi rm-fi xed price delivery
order under ERRG’s 8(a) Environmental Multiple Award Contract
for various southern California Navy and Marine Corps installations.
SUMMARY
ERRG designed the facilities to hydraulically contain trichloroethene-
contaminated groundwater in order to facilitate redevelopment and
transfer of OU-1A and 1B. All construction work was completed in
February 2008. ERRG operated and maintained the remedial systems Owner
until June 2008. U.S. Navy BRAC PMO West
ERRG’s construction
Location
consisted of: 8,500 linear
Tustin, California
feet of buried pipeline
connecting 21 extraction
Award Date
wells; two treatment February 2003
buildings each containing
an infl uent tank, feed Actual Completion Date
pump, cartridge fi ltration July 2008
system for sediment
removal, and a three-stage Award Amount
(granular activated carbon) $3,997,429
adsorption system; domestic
Final Contract Price
water, electrical, and
$3,997,429
sanitary sewer service connections; and 37 new groundwater monitoring
wells. ERRG construction personnel performed the majority of the
Services Provided
construction activities and ERRG site managers oversaw all work
Groundwater Extraction and
activities to ensure compliance with the Remedial Action Work Plan
Treatment
(including construction quality control and health and safety protocols). Foundation Preparation
During implementation of this project, ERRG and our subcontractors Subsurface Utilities
worked over 20,000 fi eld hours without a loss time incident. Electrical and Mechanical
Control Systems
Over the fi rst six months of system operation, ERRG regularly
Sanitary Sewer Connections
monitored and maintained the system to ensure that it was operating
Stormwater Pollution
properly and successfully. Th e monitoring consisted of a remote
Prevention Measures
telemetry system (which immediately reported of any alarm conditions)
Site Restoration (Hydro-seeding/
and bi-weekly site visits by an ERRG technician. ERRG’s performance Revegetation)
monitoring also consisted of monthly treatment system sampling (to Steel Building Erection
evaluate mass removal and ensure compliance with the discharge permit) Incidental Engineering Services
and quarterly groundwater sampling. Th e quarterly groundwater-
monitoring program involves water level measurements at 131
monitoring wells and sampling at 50 monitoring wells and 21
extraction wells.
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Offi ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
Lake Davis Water
Treatment Plant
Under contract to the USACE Sacramento District, ERRG constructed
and commissioned a new 1.5 million gallon per day microfi ltration Improvement Project
water treatment system to treat raw water from Lake Davis and provide
the City of Portola with a dependable potable water supply.
Construction began in June 2008 and extended through startup and SUMMARY
prove-out in April 2009. Th e project re-used minor portions of existing
plant facilities and the center piece was two membrane fi ltration systems
manufactured by Pall Corporation.
Owner
Th e project site covers an area of approximately 10 acres and has a site U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
elevation of 5,640 feet above mean sea level. Th e only portion of the (USACE), Sacramento District
project site that was paved
is along the access road. Location
Existing facilities included a Plumas County, CA
water storage tank, a carbon
Award Date
fi ltration unit, a storage
February 2008
building, a fi lter building,
two pressure fi lters, and two
Actual Completion Date
waste water recovery ponds.
or Projected Completion Date
An existing pump station
December 2009
was located downhill to the
east of the project site. Award Amount
$4,830,006
Th e primary task on this
project was the construction
Final Contract Price
and startup of the water treatment system within a new pre-engineered
$5,048,500 (additional scope)
steel building. Work activities involved demolition and removal of
existing buildings and piping (above and below ground); construction of
Services Provided
two buildings; installation of piping (above and below ground), tanks, Project Plans
and pumps; cleaning and interior recoating of existing tanks; installation Site Clearing and Grubbing
of electrical wiring; earth moving; excavation and construction of Demolition
concreted-lined basins; construction of a modular concrete retaining Process Tank Refurbishing
wall, and grading and re-graveling of an existing access road. Additional Pipe Removal and Abandonment
work, after construction of the treatment system, included installation Pipe Installation
of a sprinkler irrigation system, hydro-seeding, and system startup and Concrete
operator training. Th e project end user/owner is the Plumas County GeoGrid Installation
Retaining Wall Installation
Flood Control District.
Electrical Underground Conduit
Banks
Electrical Wiring
SCADA System and PLCs
System Testing and Startup
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Offi ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
In November 2004, ERRG entered into an agreement with the DTSC
to operate the BKK Corporation Class I Hazardous Waste Landfi ll BKK Landfi ll Operation,
in West Covina, California. Th e facility consists of a closed Class I
hazardous waste landfi ll and an inactive Class III municipal solid waste Maintenance, and System
landfi ll. Between November 2004 and March 2007, ERRG operated
Optimization
and maintained the following critical facility systems:
• Landfi ll gas collection/migration control systems.
• Landfi ll gas combustion system. SUMMARY
• Landfi ll cover and irrigation systems.
• Groundwater and
leachate extraction Owner
State of California, Dept. of Toxic
systems.
Substances Control (DTSC)
• On-site leachate
treatment plant Location
(LTP) Air, soil gas, West Covina, CA
and groundwater
monitoring network. Award Date
November 2004
• Site infrastructure and
security. Actual Completion Date
Th e O&M involved 25 March 2007
ERRG staff working at
Award Amount
the facility. Th e ERRG team successfully integrated with the existing
$3,997,429
operations staff to ensure a smooth transition in system operation. In
conjunction with the operation and maintenance of critical systems,
Final Contract Price
ERRG evaluated the performance of the existing control systems and
$18,820,540 (additional scope)
worked with DTSC personnel to optimize and/or redesign
components of the systems. System optimization and redesign tasks Services Provided
performed included: System O & M
Multimedia Sampling/Analysis
• Redesign of stormwater collection and discharge system.
Topographic Survey
• LTP system effl uent discharge alternatives. Geotech Testing
Facility O & M
• Redesign of the LTP system to increase treatment fl ow rates.
Community Relations Support
• Rejuvenation of closed collection wells to increase capture of Agency Interaction
landfi ll leachate.
• Reliability assessment of telemetry components associated with
landfi ll gas combustion system.
• Alternate design for aboveground conveyance piping for
improved reliability.
• Analyses and design of alternatives to evaluate and control
ambient concentrations of vinyl chloride emissions from
the landfi ll.
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Offi ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
Mine Extraction and
Treatment System
ERRG constructed a groundwater extraction and treatment system at
the Nacimiento Copper Mine, in the Santa Fe National Forest of New Santa Fe National Forest
Mexico. Copper was mined from the Aqua Zarco Sandstone at the
Nacimiento Copper Mine using a number of shallow shafts and adits
from 1880 to 1970. From 1970 to 1984, copper ores were mined from
SUMMARY
an open pit which resulted in the topography currently present at the
site. From 1984 to 2000, in-situ leaching was pilot tested to recover
copper. Th e acids injected during the pilot testing contaminated the
groundwater, and it is this groundwater contamination that was the Owner
target of this remedial action. U.S. Forest Service
Th e groundwater was heavily laden
Location
with metals (aluminum, copper, Nacimiento Copper Mine
iron, magnesium, zinc), and had Santa Fe National Forest, New Mexico
an average pH of 3.59. Geologic
conditions beneath the site limited Award Date
ground water migration. Th e June 2007
extraction system constructed
includes nine extraction wells, Actual Completion Date
November 2008
located in the bottom of the open
mine pit. Th ese wells penetrate
Award Amount
through the Aqua Zarco Sandstone
$2,668,000
at depths between 250 and 450
feet below ground surface. Th e
Final Contract Price
nine wells are expected to extract a combined volume of 120 gallons
$2,668,000
per minute over the four year operational life of the system. Extracted
groundwater is pumped to a pair of collection tanks before being Services Provided
pumped out of the mine pit to the treatment system. Construction of a Bioreactor
System Start-up and O&M
Th e groundwater treatment system is a semi-passive alcohol enhanced
bioreactor system. Th e system includes a large settling basin (850,000
gallon capacity) within which sodium hydroxide is metered into the
extracted groundwater to neutralize the pH and precipitate some of
the metals. Ground water passes into a large cobble fi lled bioreactor
(300,000 gallon capacity) within which ethanol is metered into the
water to provide nutrients for the naturally occurring bacteria which
extracts the remaining metals. Th e treated groundwater is discharged
to a nearby stream, which was modifi ed to handle the signifi cantly
increased fl ow that results from the treatment system.
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Offi ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
Singer Friden Treatment
Facility System
Operation, Maintenance
In 2001, ERRG was awarded its fi rst Master Service Agreement
(MSA) with the California Department of Toxic Substances Control and Monitoring
(DTSC). Th e contract was designed to assist the DTSC in meeting
its commitment of reducing the risk of released hazardous substances/
materials to public health and to the environment in an eff ective and
SUMMARY
expeditious manner. Under this contract ERRG was tasked with
implementation of remedial actions necessary to prevent, mitigate, or
eliminate the release of uncontrolled hazardous substances/materials at
sites in California. ERRG has conducted Owner
work on 17 task orders totaling $13.6M State of California
over the life of this contract. Dept. of Toxic Substances Control
(DTSC)
ERRG worked closely with DTSC
personnel to select appropriate remedies and Location
provide fi nal documentation for site closure. San Leandro, CA
Highlights from the Singer-Friden task
order are discussed below. Award Date
October 2002
Th e Singer-Friden roundwater
Remediation System project is located
Actual Completion Date
in a residential and light commercial
or Projected Completion Date
area of San Leandro, California. Th e Ongoing
groundwater contains elevated levels of
volatile organic compounds (VOCs), Award Amount
primarily trichloroethene (TCE) and $1,372,847
tetrachloroethene (PCE), as a result
of operations at a former industrial Final Contract Price
manufacturing facility. Th e extraction system is composed of nine $2,554,564 (additional scope)
extraction wells, nine monitoring wells, and seven piezometers located
Services Provided
throughout a residential neighborhood. Th e treatment system is
System O & M
composed of two vessels, each containing 6,000 pounds of liquid-
phase granular activated carbon, and ancillary appurtenances. ERRG
continues to provide operation and maintenance services on the system.
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Offi ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com