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EPA Contract Number:
North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
North Belmont PCE Site
04 August to 08 August 2003.
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68-W5-0022 Project Status Report 109
Number
04 August 2003
(2.A
,
Period Covered: through Date of Report August 11, 2003
08 Auoust 2003
I ocation: North Belmont, NC "roiect Name: In-Well Strinning
EA Proiect Manager: Pete Conde, P.G. ,ite Suoervisor: NIA
'G'.A Proiect Ene.ineer: Scoll Swanson, P.E. ~ A Proiect Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stnppmg
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer units
within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes a balance
between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the treatment of
uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary: 28 July through 01 August 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary: 04 August through 08 August 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period: 11 August through 15 August 2003
• Continue 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue performance monitoring and data recording
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/ A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
•
7.0 Pending TechnicaVOperational Issues: Ni A
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04 August to 08 August 2003
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Due to the extended and heavy rainfall experienced in the area over the past several months the local
groundwater level has risen approximately 5 feet since the system start-up in March. The increase
in groundwater levels has reduced the overall capacity of the system to re-inject and the average
pumping rates of the wells have been decreased. The pumping rates will be closely monitored and
adjusted based on the local groundwater levels.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: Ni A
1.09 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
1.10 Operational Data
Pumping and VCW Concentration Data;
Samples collected on 7/19/03 -7/22/03 during I" Quarter Sampling
Averaged flow rate data from 6/17/03 to 6/27/03 during annual O&M
Total flow data from 3/20/03 to 8/08/03 during 30-day start-up and annual O&M
VCW data from samples on 7/19/03-7/22/03
N VCW I II h d I d t 8/15/03 ext samp e co ectlon sc e ue or
Avg. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE TCE
Well# (onm) (gal.) ' nnh nnh
SVCW-1 1.41 42,495 140 ND
SVCW-2 1.21 163.690 ND ND
SVCW-3 2.58 231,668 12 ND
DVCW-1 1.07 239,092 10,000 76
DVCW-2 0.59 230,311 48 2.7
DVCW-3 1.46 253,349 3,800 170
DVCW-4 3.30 105,211 500 23
Total System 11.62 1,246,120 Avg.
System Influent & Effiuent:
Influent & effluent data from sample collected on 7 /22/03
Next influent/effluent sample collection scheduled for 8/15/03
PCE TCE Cis Total
DCE voe
Location nnh ooh nnh Poh
Averaged Influent 980 40 220 1,240
Averaged Effluent ND ND ND ND
Cis Total
DCE voe
nnh ooh
ND 140
ND ND
ND 12
410 10,486
14 64.7
1,000 4,970
130 653
NS Inf. 1,240
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North Belmont PCE Site
28 July to 01 August 2003
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Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
!EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 0 roject Status Report 108
Number:
28 July 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Report: August 04, 2003
01 August 2003
ocation: No11h Belmont, NC Project Name: In-Well Strinnino
l<'A Proiect Manaeer: Pete Conde, P.G. 5ite Suoervisor: NIA
EA Proiect Eneineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. FA Proiect Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer units
within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes a
balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
21 July through 25 July 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
• Completed equipment repair for SVCW-1 and DVCW-4 pumping systems
• Completed Quarterly Sampling
• Completed bollard installation and road repair
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
28 July through O I August 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
04 August through 08 August 2003
• Continue 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue pe1formance monitoring and data recording
5.0 Personnel Issues: NI A
•
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NIA
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28 July to 0 I August 2003
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7 .0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NI A
North Belmont PCE Site
28 July to 01 August 2003
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Due to the extended and heavy rainfall experienced in the area over the past several months the local
groundwater level has risen approximately 5 feet since the system start-up in March. The increase
in groundwater levels has reduced the overall capacity of the system to re-inject and the average
pumping rates of the wells have been decreased. The pumping rates will be closely monitored and
_adjusted based on the local groundwater levels.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NIA
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
10.0 Operational Data:
Pumping and VCW Concentration Data:
Samples collected on 6/17103 (all wells except SVCW-1)
Averaged flow rate data from 6/17103 to 6127103 during annual O&M
Total flow data from 3120/03 to 8101/03 during 30-day start-up and annual O&M
VCW data from samples on 6/17103
Next VCW sam ole collection scheduled for 8115103
AvQ. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE
Well# (onm) (Qal.) nnb
SVCW-1 0.73 24,320 170
SVCW-2 0.56 146,562 140
SVCW-3 2.05 205,639 8,800
DVCW-1 1.02 228,298 1,600
DVCW-2 0.59 224,349 75
DVCW-3 1.41 238,640 1,200
DVCW-4 1.67 71,939 270
Total System 8.03 1,120,051
System Influent & Effiuent:
Influent & effiuent data from sample collected on 6117103
Next influent/effiuent sample collection scheduled for 8115103
Cis
TCE
oob
8.1
1.2
200
62
4.1
40
5.1
Avg.
PCE TCE D c Total voe
E
Location nnb nnb nnb nnb
Averaeed Influent 960 36 200 1,196
Averaged Effluent 0 0 0 0
Cis DCE
oob
10
3.7
860
260
18
200
2.8
A/S Inf.
TotalVOC
nnb
188.1
144.9
9,860
1,922
97.1
1,440
279.9
1,196
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5.0 Personnel Issues: NI A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NI A
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NIA
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21 July to 25 July 2003
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The equipment repairs have been completed and all wells are currently on-line.
Due to the extended and heavy rainfall experienced in the area over the past several months the local
groundwater level has risen approximately 5 feet since the system start-up in March. The increase
in groundwater levels has reduced the overall capacity of the system to re-inject and the average
pumping rates of the wells have been decreased. The pumping rates will be closely monitored and
adjusted based on the local_ groundwater levels.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NI A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: Ni A
10.0 Operational Data
Pumping and yew Concentration Data;
Samples collected on 6/17/03 (all wells except SVCW-1)
Averaged flow rate data from 6/17/03 to 6/27/03 during annual O&M
Total flow data from 3/20/03 to 7/25/03 during 30-day start-up and annual O&M
VCW data from samples on 6/17/03
N VCW I II h d I d t 8/15/03 ext sample co ectmn sc e ue or
A VI!. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE
Well# (Pnm) (2al.) nnb
SVCW-1 0.24 11,190 170
SVCW-2 0.29 137,152 140
SVCW-3 0.67 177,016 8,800
DVCW-1 0.20 218,001 1,600
DVCW-2 0.28 218,390 75
DVCW-3 0.26 224,461 1,200
DVCW-4 0.46 55,061 270
Total System 2.40 1,021,574
System Influent & Effluent;
Influent & effluent data from sample collected on 6/17/03
Next influenUeffluent sample collection scheduled for 8/15/03
Cis
TCE
nnb
8.1
1.2
200
62
4.1
40
5.1
Avg.
PCE TCE E TotalVOC C
E
Location nnb nnb nob nnb
Averaeed Influent 960 36 200 1,196
Cis DCE
nnb
10
3.7
860
. 260
18
200
2.8
A/S Inf.
Total voe
Pnb
188.1
144.9
9,860
1.922
97.1
1,440
279.9
1,196
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Nonh Belmont PCE Site
21 July to 25 July 2003
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North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
IRPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 107
21 June 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Report: July 28, 2003
25 July 2003
ocation: Nonh Belmont, NC Proiect Name: In-Well Strinnino
EA Proiect Manaeer: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Suoervisor: NIA
FA Proiect Eneineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. FA Proiect Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCEJ from three aquifer units
within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes a
balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
14 July through 18 July 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
• Pe,formed O&M and troubleshoot/repair of SVCW-1 and DVCW-4 pumping systems
• Performed Quanerly Sampling
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
14 July through 18 July 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
• Completed equipment repair for SVCW-1 and DVCW-4 pumping systems
• Completed Quanerly Sampling
• Completed bollard installation and road repair
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
28 July through O 1 August 2003
• Continue 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue performance monitoring and data recording
• •
I Averaged Effluent 0
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21 July to 25 July 2003
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EPA Contract Number:
Period Covered:
II .ocation:
IF.A Project Manager:
F:A Project Engineer:
• North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
68-W5-0022 Project Status Report
~umber:
14 June 2003
through Date of Report:
18 July 2003
North Belmont, NC Proiect Name:
Pete Conde, P.G. Site Sunervisor:
Scott Swanson, P.E. F:A Project Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
106
July 21, 2003
In-Well Strinnine
N/A
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCEJ from three aquifer units
within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes a
balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
07 July through 11 July 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
14 July through 18 July 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued petformance monitoring and data recording
• Performed O&M and troubleshoot/repair of SVCW-1 and DVCW-4 pumping systems
• Performed Quarterly Sampling
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
21 July through 25 July 2003
• Continue 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue performance monitoring and data recording
• Complete equipment repair for SVCW-1 pumping system
• Complete Quarterly Sampling
• Perform Bollard Installation
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/A
• •
7.0 Pending TechnicaVOperational Issues: N/A
SVCW-1:
Issue: The downwell pump and/or controls failed.
Resolution: Replacement of the defective equipment is scheduled for 21 July 2003.
DVCW-4:
Issue: The down well pump and/or controls failed.
Resolution: Repair of the pumping system was completed on 17 July 2003 and the well is cun-ently
on-line.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NI A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
10.0 Operational Data
Pumping and VCW Concentration Data:
Samples collected on 6/17/03 (all wells except SVCW-1)
Averaged flow rate data from 6/17 /03 to 6/27 /03 during past week of annual O&M
Total flow data from 3/20/03 to 7/18/03 during 30-day start-up and annual O&M
VCW data from samples on 6/17/03
Next VCW sample collection scheduled for 7/15/03
Ave. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE
Well# (~nm) (eal.) nnb
SVCW-1 0.36 8,800 170
SVCW-2 0.48 134,190 140
SVCW-3 0.62 170,290 8,800
DVCW-1 0.55 215,956 1,600
DVCW-2 0.96 215,551 75
DVCW-3 0.61 221,819 1,200
DVCW-4 0.35 50,448 270
Total System 3.93 997,357
System Influent & Effluent:
Influent & effluent data from sample collected on 6/17/03
Next influent/effluent sample collection scheduled for 7/15/03
Cis
TCE
nnb
8.1
1.2
200
62
4.1
40
5.1
Ave.
PCE TCE D Total voe C
E
Location nnb nnb nnb nnb
Averaged Influent 960 36 200 1,196
Cis DCE
nnb
10
3.7
860
260
18
200
2.8
NS Inf.
Total VOC
nnb
188.1
144.9
9,860
1,922
97.1
1,440
279.9
1,196
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North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
North Belmont PCE Site
30 June to 04 July 2003
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F.PA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 104
30 June 2003
l'eriod Covered: through Date of Report: July 07, 2003
04 Julv 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC 0 roiect Name: In-Well Strinning
EA Project Manager: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Suoervisor: NIA
~A Pro.iect Engineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Proicct Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
LO Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer units
within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes a
balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
16 June through 27 June 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
30 June through 04 July 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
07 July through 11 July 2003
• Continue 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue performance monitoring and data recording
• Perform O&M and troubleshoot/repair of SVCW-1 and DVCW-4 pumping systems
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/ A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
•
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NIA
SVCW-1:
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Issue: The down well pump and/or controls failed. The well has been taken off-line for repair.
Resolutjon: Repair and/or replacement of the defective parts is scheduled for the week of 07 July
2003.
DVCW-4:
~ The downwell pump and/or controls failed. The well has been taken off-line for repair.
Resolu1jon: Repair and/or replacement of the defective parts is scheduled for the week of 07 July
2003.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NI A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
10.0 Operational Data
Pumping and VCW Concentration Data:
Samples collected on 6117103 (all wells except SVCW-1)
Averaged flow rate data from 6117103 to 6127103 during past week of annual O&M
Total flow data from 3120103 to 7103103 during 30-day start-up and annual O&M
VCW data from samples on 6117103
N VCW I II h d I d f 7110103 ext sample co ect10n sc e ue or
Ave. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE
Well# (~om) (eal.) nnb
SVCW-1 0.00 7,930 170
SVCW-2 1.07 117,345 140
SVCW-3 2.67 131,704 8,800
DVCW-1 0.98 202,549 1,600
DVCW-2 2.28 180,542 75
DVCW-3 1.24 202,264 1,200
DVCW-4 0.01 48,448 270
Total System 8.24 871,086
System Influent & Effiuent:
Influent & effluent data from sample collected on 6117103
Next influenUeffiuent sample collection scheduled for 7110103
Cis
TCE
nnb
8.1
1.2
200
62
4.1
40
5.1
Avg:
PCE TCE D Total voe • C
E
Location nob nnb nnb nnb
Cis DCE
nnb
10
3.7
860
260
18
200
2.8
A/S Inf.
TotalVOC
Pnb
188.1
144.9
9,860
1,922
97.1
1,440
279.9
1,196
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Averaged Influent 960 36
Averaged Effluent 0 0
200 1,196
0 0
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30 June to 04 July 2003
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EPA Contract Number:
Period Covered:
II .ocation:
RA Proiect Mana2er:
RA Proiect Eneineer:
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North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
68-W5-0022 ~roject Status Report
n'lumber:
16 June 2003
through Date of Report:
27 June 2003
North Belmont, NC Proiect Name:
Pete Conde, P.O. Site Supervisor:
Scott Swanson, P.E. RA Project Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
103
June 30, 2003
In-Well Strinnine
NIA
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer units
within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes a
balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
09 June through 13 June 2003
• Met with M. Towsend (EPA), Nile Testerman (NCDENR), and Jim Laforest (CDM),
on-site to discuss system operation
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
16 June through 27 June 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
30 June through 04 July 2003
• Continue 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue performance monitoring and data recording
5.0 Personnel Issues: NI A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NIA
• •
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NIA
SVCW-1;
~ The downwell pump and/or controls failed. The well has been taken off-line for repair.
Resolution: Repair and/or replacement of the defective pans is scheduled for the week of 07 July
2003.
DVCW-4;
Issue: The downwell pump and/or controls failed. The well has been taken off-line for repair.
Resolution: Repair and/or replacement of the defective pans is scheduled for the week of 07 July
2003.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NI A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
10.0 Operational Data
Pumping and VCW Concentration Data:
Samples collected on 616103 and 5nt03 (all wells except SVCW-3)
Averaged flow rate data from 6/17103 to 6127103 during past week of annual O&M
Total flow data from 3120103 to 6127103 during 30-day start-up and annual O&M
VCW data from samples on 516103 and 5/7/03
N t VCW I II f h d I d i 6/23/03 ex samp1e co ec 100 sc e u e or
A VI!. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE
WcII# (Pnm) (!!al.) nob
SVCW-1 0.00 7.884 170
SVCW-2 0.90 I05,412 140
SVCW-3 0.35 75,304 8.800
DVCW-1 1.80 202.373 1.600
DVCW-2 1.20 147,634 75
DVCW-3 1.75 200,164 1,200
DVCW-4 0.00 48,309 270
Total System 6.00 767,385
System Influent & Effluent:
Influent & effluent data from sample collected on 6/17 /03
Next influent/effluent sample collection scheduled for 7/02/03
Cis
TCE
nnh
8.1
1.2
200
62
4.1
40
5.1
Av!!.
PCE TCE [ Total voe C
E
Location nnh nnh ooh ooh
Averaged Influent· 960 36 200 1,196
Cis DCE
nnh
10
3.7
860
260
18
200
2.8
A/S Inf.
Total voe
Poh
188.I
144.9
9.860
1,922
97.1
1,440
279.9
1,196
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North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report
"umber:
26 May 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Report:
30 Mav 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Droiect Name:
FA Proicct Manaeer: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Suocrvisor:
l'A Proiect Eneineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. 1' A Proiect Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
North Belmont PCE Site
26 May to 30 May 2003
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99
June 02, 2003
In-Well Strinnine
N/A
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCEJ from three aquifer units
within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes a
balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
19 May through 23 May 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
26 May through 30 May 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
• Repaired SVCW-1 packer assembly
• Evaluated DVCW-4 injection capacity
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
02 June through 06 June 2003
• Continue 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue performance monitoring and data recording
5.0 Personnel Issues: Ni A
•
6.0 Subcontract Issues: Ni A
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26 May to 30 May 2003
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7.0 Pending TechnicaVOperational Issues: NIA
North Belmont PCE Site
26 May to 30 May 2003
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SVCW-1: The downwell pump and packer assembly were removed and repaired on 28-30 May
2003. The well was restarted on 30 May 2003.
DVCW-4: The injection potential of the formation was investigated by taking the well off-line for
several hours and injecting water into the formation over a range of pressures. Approximately 40
psi was necessary to inject water at a rate of IO gpm. Subsequent to the test. the well was returned
on-line and the injection capacity was improved. The injection capacity was consistent with the
extraction rate of approximately 3 gpm.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NI A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
10.0 Operational Data
Pumping and VCW Concentration Data;
Samples collected on 5/6/03 and 5nt03 (all wells except SVCW-3)
Averaged flow rate data from 5/16/03 to 5/23/03 during past week of annual O&M
Total flow data from 3/20/03 to 5/23/03 during 30-day start-up and annual O&M
VCWd taf rom samo1 es on a 5/6/03 d 5/7 /03 an
Ave. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE TCE
Well# (~nm) (~al.) nnb nnb
SVCW-1 0.00 1,209 170 8.1
SVCW-2 0.93 67,283 12 0
SVCW-3 0.66 65,267 55 2
DVCW-1 2.75 140,312 200 18
DVCW-2 1.61 98,588 110 6.5
DVCW-3 2.54 135,794 1,900 96
DVCW-4 0.02 38,018 1,600 110
Total System 8.51 526,776 Avg.
System Influent & Effluent:
Influent & effluent data from sample collected on 5/6/03
Cis
PCE TCE D ( Total VOC
E
Location nnb nnb nnb nnb
Averaeed Influent l,100 54 180 1,334
Cis DCE TotalVOC
nnb nnb
10 I 88.1
0 12
26 84
65 283
23 139.5
270 2,266
379 2,080
A/S Inf. 1,334
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I Averaged Effluent 0 10 10 10
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North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 100
02 June 2003
~eriod Covered: through nate of Report: June 09, 2003
06 June 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC 0 roiect Name: In-Well Strinning
!<:A Project Manager: Pete Conde, P.G. iite Suoervisor: NIA
EA Project Engineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. ~ A Proiect Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCEJ from three aquifer units
within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes a
balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
26 May through 30 May 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
• Repaired SVCW-1 packer assembly
• Evaluated DVCW-4 injection capacity
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
02 June through 06 June 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
09 June through 13 June 2003
• Continue 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue performanCe monitoring and data recording
5.0 Personnel Issues: NI A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NI A
i
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7.0 Pending TechnicaUOperational Issues: N/A
SVCW-3;
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Issue: The downwell pump malfunctioned and was removed. The pump was tested and found to be
defective and will be replaced under warr_anty.
Resolution: Replacement is scheduled for 12 June 2003.
DVCW-4:
~ The well vault was flooded due to a mechanical malfunction and/or surface water runoff from
a rainstorm. A resident noticed water above the top of the vault and flowing on to the road during a
rainstorm on 02 June 2003. The resident contacted EA. via McCall Brothers Construction. and the
well was turned off and pumped out. Upon removing the water from the vault. the well was
restaned.
Resolution: EA will install float switches in each well vault to shut off the well pump(s). and send
an alarm. in the event of the accumulation of measurable water in the vault(s). The switches and
additional controls are scheduled to be installed by the week of 23 June 2003.
8.0 Project Quality Assuranc_e: NI A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
10.0 Operational Data
Pumping and yew Concentration Data;
Samples collected on 5/6/03 and 5ni03 (all wells except SVCW-3)
Averaged flow rate data from 5/28/03 to 6/6/03 during past week of annual O&M
Total flow data from 3/20/03 to 6/6/03 during 30-day stan-up and annual O&M
VCW data from samples on 5/6/03 and 5ni03
Next VCW samole collection scheduled for 6/12/03
Ave. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE
Well# (onm) (•al.) nnb
SVCW-1 0.34 5.759 170
SVCW-2 0.98 80.394 12
SVCW-3 0.10 66.638 55
DVCW-1 1.61 161.852 200
DVCW-2 1.09 113.236 I IO
DVCW-3 1.67 158.136 1.900
DVCW-4 0.77 48.285 1,600
Total System 6.56 614.576
System Influent & Effluent;
Influent & effluent data from sample collected on 5/6/03
Next influenUeffiuent sample collection scheduled for 6/12/03
Cis
TCE
ppb
8.1
0
2
18
6.5
96
110
Avg.
PCE TCE I] Total voe C
E
Location nnb nnb nnb nnb
Cis DCE
nob
lO
0
26
65
23
270
379
NS Inf.
Total voe
nob
188.1
12
84
283
139.5
2.266
2.080
1.334
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Avera~ed Influent 1,100 54
Averaged Effluent 0 0
180
0
1,334
0
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Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report
!Number:
19 May 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Report:
23 Mav 2003
uocation: North Belmont, NC •roiect Name:
EA Project Mana~er: Pete Conde, P.G. iite Suoervisor:
EA Project En~ineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. ~A Proiect Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
LO Brief Scope of Work:,
North Belmont PCE Site
19 May to 23 May 2003
Page 1 of 1
98
May 26, 2003
In-Well Stripping
NIA
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three
aquifer units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner
that optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost
while minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
12 May through 16 May 2003
• Completed 4"' and final week of 30-day Performance Testing
• Initiated 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor
samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
19 May through 23 May 2003
• Continued 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor
samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
26 May through 30 May 2003
• Continue 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
RA-
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• Continue performance monitoring and data recording
• Repair SVCW-1 packer assembly
• Evaluate DVCW-4 injection capacity
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: N/A
SVCW-1: The downwell pump and packer assembly were removed and repaired on 13 May
2003. Subsequent to re-installation of the down well assembly the well was restarted and
water was observed leaking into the bottom of the vault box and into the casing above the
upper packer. During attempts to identify and repair the leakages, the upper and lower
packer assemblies were separated. The lower packer assembly remains in the well and the
system is not currently operational. Replacement and repair parts have been ordered and the
pump and packer assemblies will be removed and repaired as soon as the parts are received.
SVCW-1 is expected to be back on-line during the week of26 May 2003.
DVCW-4: The extraction rate continues to be closely monitored and regularly adjusted to
correlate with the changes in injection capacity. The injection capacity has been less than
anticipated. During the week of 26 May 2003 the injection potential of the formation will
be investigated by taking the well off-line for several hours ahd injecting water into the
formation over a range of pressures. The results will be used to adjust and/or reconfigure
the pumping and injection configuration to maximize operation of the well system.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: N/ A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
10.0 Operational Data
Pumping and VCW Concentration Data:
Samples collected on 5/6/03 and 5/7 /03 (all wells except SVCW-3)
Averaged flow rate data from 5/16/03 to 5/23/03 during past week of annual O&M
Total flow data from 3/20/03 to 5/23/03 during 30-day start-up and annual O&M
VCW d ta f a rom samples on 5/6/03 d 5/7 /03 an
Avg. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE TCE
Well# (onm) (eal.) nnb nnb
SVCW-1 0.00 1,209 170 8.1
SVCW-2 0.51 56,539 12 0
SVCW-3 1.38 67,859 55 2
Cis
[ Total
( voe
E
nnb nnb
10 188.1
0 12
26 84
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DVCW-1 0.25 95,682 200
DVCW-2 1.14 82,401 110
DVCW-3 1.53 107,652 1,900
DVCW-4 1.01 47,833 1,600
Total System 5.82 459,176
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18
6.5
96
110
Avg.
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19 May to 23 May 2003
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65 283
23 139.5
270 2,266
379 2,080
NS Inf. 1,334
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System Innuent & Efnuent;
Influent & effiuent data from sample collected on 5/6/03
Cis
PCE TCE
[ Total
C voe
E
Location nnb nnb nnb nnb
Averaged Influent 1,100 54 180 1,334
Averaged Effluent 0 0 0 0
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19 May to 23 May 2003
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VNorth Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report
Number: Number:
12 May 2003
!Period Covered: through Date or Report:
16 Mav 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Proiect Name:
~A Proiect ManaQer: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Suoervisor:
EA Project EnQineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Proiect Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brier Scope of Work:
North Belmont PCE Site
12 May to 16 May 2003
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97
May 19, 2003
In-Well Strinnin~
NIA
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer units
within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes a
balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
05 May through 09 May 2003
• Continued and completed 5-day Interim Performance Test Period
• Initiated 4'" and final week of 30-day Performance Testing
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
12 May through 16 May 2003
• Completed 4'" and final week of 30-day Performance Testing
• Initiated 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continued collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued performance monitoring and data recording
4.0 ·Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
I 9 May through 23 May 2003
• Continue 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue performance monitoring and data recording
5.0 Personnel Issues: NI A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NI A
•
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: N/A
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12 May to 16 May 2003
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SVCW-1: The downwell pump and packer assembly were removed and repaired on 13 May 2003.
Subsequent to re-installation of the downwell assembly the well was restarted and water was
observed leaking into the bottom of the vault box and into the casing above the upper packer.
During attempts to identify and repair the leakages, the upper and lower packer assemblies were
separated. The lower packer assembly remains in the well and the system is not currently
operational. Replacement and repair pans have been ordered and the pump and packer assemblies
will be removed and repaired as soon as the pans are received. SVCW-1 is expected to be back on-
line during the week of 26 May 2003.
DVCW-4: The extraction rate continues to be closely monitored and regularly adjusted to cmTelate
with the changes in injection capacity. The injection capacity has been less than anticipated.
During the week of 26 May 2003 the injection potential of the formation will be investigated by
taking the well off-line for several hours and injecting water into the formation over a range of
pressures. The results will be used to adjust and/or reconfigure the pumping and injection
configuration to maximize operation of the well system.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: N/ A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
10.0 Operational Data
Pumping and VCW Concentration Data:
Averaged VCW data from samples
Avg. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE TCE CisDCE Total
voe
Well# (vnm) (eal.) nnb nnb nnb nnb
SVCW-1 0.03 1,209 170 0 0 170
SVCW-2 0.43 51,398 58 87 165 310
SVCW-3 1.37 53,949 55 2 26 84
DVCW-1 0.32 93,162 93 6 42 142
DVCW-2 0.92 70,910 207 11 59 277
DVCW-3 1.44 92,230 123 7 46 176
DVCW-4 0.86 37,652 1,033 70 373 1,475
Total System 5.37 380,814
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System lnnuent & Effluent:
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Samples collected on 0 I May and 02 May 2003 during Interim 5-Day Re-Start Period
Averaged influent & effluent data from samples collected on 5/1/03 and 5/2/03
R St t . T d 5/1/03 e-ar UD IOI mte on
PCE TCE Cis Total
DCE voe
Location nnb nnb nnb nnb
Averaged Influent 725 51 190 966
Averaged Effluent 1.4 0 0 1.4
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EPA Contract Number:
Period Covered:
l ocation:
EA Proiect Mana2er:
l?A Proiect Eneineer:
North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
68-W5-0022 Project Status Report
Number:
05 May 2003
through Date of Report:
09 Mav 2003
North Belmont, NC Project Name:
Pete Conde, P.G. Site Suoervisor:
Scott Swanson, P.E. FA Proiect Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
North Belmont PCE Site
05 May to 09 May 2003
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96
May 12, 2003
In-Well Strinnino
NIA
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds l(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer units
within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes a
balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
28 April through 02 May 200
• Install replacement air stripping unit equipment and piping
• Re-start performance testing
• Collect system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue performance testing
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
05 May through 09 May 2003
• Continued and completed 5-day Interim Performance Test Period
• Initiated 4ili and final week of 30-day Performance Testing
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
12 May through 16 May 2003
• Complete 4'" and final week of 30-day Performance Testing
• Initiate 335-Day Annual O&M of System
• Continue collection of system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continue performance monitoring and data recording
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/ A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
•
7 .0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NI A
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05 May to 09 May 2003
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EA verified the air stripping unit performance upon re-starting on 01 May 2003. Influent and
effluent samples were collected from the air-stripping unit and the samples were analyzed·within a
24-hour turn around time (TAT) period. The results indicated a total VOC removal efficiency of
greater than 99%, as per the system design.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NI A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
10.0 Operational Data
Pumping and yew Concentration Data:
Samples collected 3/15/03 prior to start-up (all wells)
Samples collected on 3122/03 (all wells)
Samples collected on 3127103 (all wells except SVCW-1)
Pumping data from 414103 to 5nl03 during 30-day initial test period and 5-day interim test period
A verage dVCWd f ata rom samp es on an ,, a ter start -uo on 3/22/03 d 3/27 /03 f
Cis
Avg. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE TeE
Well# (Pnm) (eal.) ppb nnb nnb
SVCW-1 0.02 854 170 0 0
SVCW-2 0.62 45,917 58 87 165
SVCW-3 0.47 36,541 55 2 26
DVCW-1 1.24 89,105 93 6 42
DVCW-2 0.83 59,267 207 11 59
DVCW-3 1.05 73,948 123 7 46
DVCW-4 0.36 26,726 1,033 70 373
Total System 4.30 3 I 2,662
System Influent & Effluent:
Samples collected on 01 May and 02 May 2003 during Interim 5-Day Re-Start Period
3/20/03
I] Total
e voe
E
nnb
170
310
84
142
277
176
1,475
Averaged influent & effluent data from samples collected on 5/1/03 and 5/2/03
R St t . 't' t d 5/1/03 e-ar up mt ta e on
eis
PeE TeE D Total
( voe
E
Location nnb nnb nnb nnb
Averaged Influent 725 51 190 966
Averaged Effluent 1.4 0 0 1.4
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Nmth Belmont PCE Site
21 April to 25 April 2003
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EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number 94
21 April 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Report April 28, 2003
25 Aoril 2003
l,ocation: North Belmont, NC Proiect Name: In-Well Strinning
· EA Project Manager: Pete Conde, P.O. Site Supervisor: NIA
EA Project Engineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Project Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three
aquifer units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner
that optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while
minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
14 April through 18 April 2003
■ Investigated technical issues with air stripping unit
■ Continued site restoration activities
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
21 April through 25 April 2003
■ Investigated technical issues with air stripping unit
■ Resolved technical issues with air stripping unit
■ Completed site restoration activities
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
28 Apri I through 02 May 2003
■ Install replacement air stripping unit equipment and piping
■ Re-start performance testing ·
■ Collect system influent and effluent groundwater and vapor samples
■ Continue performance testing
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/A
•
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/A
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21 April to 25 April 2003
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•
7;0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues:
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The air-stripping unit was not achieving the design removal efficiency. Representatives
from EA and the manufacturer met onsite on 22 and 23 April 2003 to investigate and
troubleshoot the system. The source of the problem was determined to be insufficient flow
through the air-stripping unit. The resolution was to reconfigure the vapor system piping
and replac.e the two existing carbon units with a larger unit capable of handling a higher
flow rate.
The equipment change-out and piping reconfiguration will be completed by 30 April 2003.
The system will be restarted and operated for five days on an interim basis to verify proper
operation of the unit. During this five-day period influent and effluent samples will be
collected twice per day. One sample from each of the first three days will be analyzed
• within a 24-hour turn around time (TAT) period. The remaining samples will be analyzed
within a normal IO-day TAT. After the five-day interim operation period, and verification
of proper system operation, EA will begin the fourth and final week of the 30-day
performance-testing period. Upon conclusion of the fourth week of performance testing
EA will initiate the 335-day annual operation and maintenance period.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: N/ A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
1.09 Operational Data
The system was not operational during this period and no data was collected.
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Belmont, North Carolina
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EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 93
14 April 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Report: April 21, 2003
18 Aoril 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Pro.ice! Name: In-Well Striooing
EA Proiect Mana2er: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Su11ervisor: NIA
EA Proiect Em!ineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Proiect Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
t.0 Brief Sco11e of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer
units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes
a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
07 April through 11 April 2003
• Continued 30-day performance testing through 10 April 2003
• Shut down system on lO April 2003 due to technical issues with air stripping unit
• Collected system influent and emuent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued site restoration activities
3.0 · Reporting Period Action Summary:
14 April through 11 April 2003
• Investigated technical issues with air stripping unit
• Completed site restoration activities
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
21 April through 25 April 2003
• Resolve technical issues with air stripping unit
• Re-start performance testing
• Collect system influent and emuent groundwater and vapor samples
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/ A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/A
•
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: N/ A
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14 April to 18 April 2003
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The 7--day performance testing period was initiated on 3/20/07 at 1600 hours. The system operated
continuously over the 7-day, 168 hour period except for two planned shutdowns of approximately
IO minutes each for system programming.
The following technical issues were observed and addressed during the past 7-day period:
SVCW-1: The downwell pump and packer assembly was removed and the problems were repaired
on 27 March 2003. Subsequent to re-installation of the downwell assembly the well was restarted
and water was observed leaking from the high voltage wire casing and into the pump switch box in
the well vault. The downwell pump and packer assembly was removed and inspected on 02 April
2003. The groundwater pump and level transducer were not working properly and will be
replaced. A new pump and transducer were ordered. SVCW-1 is expected to be fully operational
during the week of 14 April 2003.
DVCW-4: The extraction rate continues to be closely monitored and regularly adjusted to correlate
with the changes in injection capacity. The injection capacity has been decreasing steadily. The
injection rate may be limited by the re-injection pump capacity.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: N/ A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
10.0 Operational Data
Pumning and vcw Concentration Data:
Samples collected 3/15/03 prior to start-up (all wells)
Samples collected on 3/22/03 (all wells)
Samples collected on 3/27/03 (all wells except SVCW-1)
** System shut down on 4/10/03 -No Oow recorded or samples collected during this
reporting period.
A verage dVCWd ti ata rom samp es on an , a ter start -up on 3/22/03 d 3/27 /03 f 3/20/03
Avg. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE TCE Cis DCE Total
voe
Well# «mm) ,~al.) Pt>h Jltlh J)Jlh tlllh
SVCW-1 0.00 177 170 0 0 170
SVCW-2 0.00 38,502 58 87 165 310
SVCW-3 0.00 27,953 55 2 26 84
DVCW-1 0.00 76 498 93 6 42 142
DVCW-2 0.00 46,769 207 JI 59 277
DVCW-3 0.00 58,429 123 7 46 176
DVCW-4 0.00 17,960 1,033 70 373 1,475
Total System 0.00 246,592
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System Influent & Effluent:
Samples collected twice daily during Week I of Start-Up (3/20/03 -3/27/03)
Samples collected twice weekly during Week 2 of Start-Up (3/27/03 -4/3/03)
Samples collected twice weekly during Week 3 of Start-Up (4/4/03 -4/11/03)
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Averaged influent & effluent data from samples collected on 3/20/03 to 4/4/03
St rt d 3/20/03 a -uo tmtmte on
PCE TCE Cis DCE Total
voe
Location llllb nob llllb nnb
Averaecd Influent 457 28 140 625
Averaged Effiuent 96 6 37 139
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07 April to 11 April 2003
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EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 92
07 April 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Re11ort: April 14, 2003
11 April 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Proicct Name: In-Well Strinning
EA Proiect Mana2er: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Suucn·isor: NIA
EA Proiect En2ineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Proiect Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCEJ from three aquifer
units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes
a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
31 March through 04 April 2003
• Continued 30-day perfonnance testing
• Collected system influent and effiuent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued site restoration activities
3.0 Re11orting Period Action Summary:
07 April through 11 April 2003
• Continued 30-day performance testing through l O April 2003
• Shut down system on 10 April 2003 due to technical issues with air stripping unit
• Collected system influent and effiuent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued site restoration activities
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
14 April through 11 April 2003
• Investigate and resolve technical issues with air stripping unit
• Re-start performance testing
• Collect system influent and effiuent groundwater and vapor samples
• Complete site restoration activities
5.0 Personnel Issues: Ni A
•
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
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7.0 Pending Tcchnical/011erational Issues: NIA
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07 April to 11 April 2003
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The 7-day performance testing period was initiated on 3/20/07 al 1600 hours. The system operated
continuously over the 7-day. 168 hour period except for two planned shutdowns of approximately
10 minutes each for system programming.
The following technical issues were observed and addressed during the past 7-day period:
SVCW-1: The downwell pump and packer assembly was removed and the problems were repaired
on 27 March 2003. Subsequent to re-installation of the downwcll assembly the well was restarted
and water was observed leaking from the high voltage wire casing and into the pump switch box in
the well vault. The downwell pump and packer assembly was removed and inspected on 02 April
2003. The groundwater pump and level transducer were not working properly and will be
replaced. A new pump and transducer were ordered. SVCW-1 is expected to be fully operational
during the week of 14 April 2003.
DVCW-4: The extraction rate continues to be closely monitored·and regularly adjusted to correlate
with the changes in injection capacity. The injection capacity has been decreasing steadily. The
injection rate may be limited by the re-injection pump capacity.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: Ni A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
10.0 011erational Data
Pumning and VCW Concentration Data:
Samples collected 3/15/03 prior lo start-up (all wells)
Samples collected on 3/22/03 (all wells)
Samples collected on 3/27/03 (all wells except SVCW-1)
Pumping data from 4/4/03 to 4/11/03 during 30-day initial test period
A veral!e d VCW d t f a a rom samo es on an 'a 3/22/03 d 3/2 7 /03 ft t t er s ar -uo on
Avg. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE TCE CisDCE
Well# fo,1m) ( P31.) 1111b 1111b nnh
SVCW-1 0.01 177 170 0 0
SVCW-2 0.55 38,502 58 87 165
SVCW-3 0.99 27,953 55 2 26
DVCW-1 2.40 76.498 93 6 42
DVCW-2 1.41 46.769 207 11 59
DVCW-3 2.04 58 429 123 7 46
DVCW-4 0.01 17,960 1.033 70 373
Total System 7.41 246,592
3/20/03
Total
voe
m1b
170
310
84
142
277
176
1,475
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System Influent & Effluent:
Samples collected twice daily during Week I of Start-Up (3/20/03 -3/27/03)
Samples collected twice weekly during Weck 2 of Start-Up (3/27/03 -4/3/03)
Samples collected twice weekly during Weck 3 of Start-Up (4/4/03 -4/11/03)
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Averaged influent & effluent data from samples collected on 3/20/03 to 4/4/03
Start -up initiated on 3/20/03
PCE TCE Cis DCE Total
voe
Location IJPh nub IJPh ]lllh
Averaged Influent 457 28 140 625
Averaged Effiuent 96 6 37 139
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North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 91
3 I March 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Report: April 07, 2003
04 April 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Project Name: In-Well Striooing
EA Proiect Mana2er: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Su11ervisor: NIA
EA Proiect En!!ineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Proiect Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief ScoJ)e of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer
units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes
a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2,0 Previous Period Action Summary:
24 March through 28 March 2003
• Continued 30--day performance testing
• Collected system influent and effiuent groundwater and vapor samples
3,0 ReJ)orting Period Action Summary:
31 March through 04 April 2003
• Continued 30-day performance testing
• Collected system influent and effiuent groundwater and vapor samples
• Continued site restoration activities
4,0 Planned AceomJ)lishments for Next Period:
07 April through 11 April 2003
• Continue 30--day performance testing
• Collect system influent and effiuent groundwater and vapor samples
• Complete site restoration activities
5,0 Personnel Issues: N/ A
6,0 Subcontract Issues: N/A
•
7.0 Pending Technical/O1ierational Issues: NIA
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The 7-day performance testing period was initiated on 3/20/07 at 1600 hours. The system operated
continuously over the 7-day, 168 hour period except for two planned shutdowns of approximately
10 minutes each for system programming.
The following technical issues were observed and addressed during the past 7-day period:
SVCW-1: The downwell pump and packer assembly was removed and the problems were repaired
on 27 March 2003. Subsequent to re-installation of the downwell assembly the well was restarted
and water was observed leaking from the high voltage wire casing and into the pump switch box in
the well vault. The downwell pump and packer assembly was removed and inspected on 02 April
2003. The groundwater pump and level transducer were not working properly and will be
replaced. A new pump and transducer were ordered. SVCW-1 is expected to be fully operational
during the week of07 April 2003.
SVCW-3: The downwell assembly was repaired and fully operational during the week of 31 March
2003,
DVCW-4: The extraction rate will be closely monitored and regularly adjusted to correlate with
the changes in injection capacity.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: N/ A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
10.0 Operational Data
Samples collected 3/15/03 prior to start-up
Samples collected twice daily during Week I of Start-Up (3/20/03 -3/27/03)
Samples collected twice weekly during Week 2 of Start-Up (3/27/03 -4/3/03)
• -No sample results received from Week I or Weck 2
Pumping data from 3/20/07 to 4/4/03 during 30-day initial test period
a a co ecte D t II dP" nor to s rt ta ·UP
Avg. Flow Rate Total Flow PCE TCE
Well# ia,im) foal.) mib nnb
SVCW-1 0.00 87 170 0
SVCW-2 1.03 33.594 3,100 250
SVCW-3 0.48 19,038 89 7.6
DVCW-1. 2.76 54,989 190 16
DVCW-2 1.74 34,138 5.5 0
DVCW-3 1.93 40.149 250 34
DVCW-4 0.92 17.830 30 5.4
Total System 8.86 180,128
Cis DCE Total
voe
mib onb
0 170
820 4,170
11 107.6
74 280
0 5.5
130 414
24 59.4
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Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 !Project Status Re11ort Number: 90
24 March 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Re11ort: March 31, 2003
28 March 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Project Name: In-Well Strinning
EA Project Manal!er: Pete Conde, P.G. Site SuperYisor: NIA
EA Proiect Enl!ineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Proiect Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
LO Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCEJ from three aquifer
units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes
a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
17 March through 21 March 2003
■ Completed general construction activities
■ Continued start-up/prove-out
■ Collected initial VCW groundwater samples
■ Completed installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Completed installation of in-vault piping and controls in Roper Wells
■ Completed installation of in-vault piping and controls in Parkdale Wells
■ Initialed 30-day performance testing
3.0 Re11orting Period Action Summary:
24 March through 28 March 2003
■ Continue 30-day perfonnance testing
■ Collect system influent and effiuent groundwater and vapor samples
4.0 Planned Accom11Iishments for Next Period:
31 March through 04 April 2003
■ Continue 30-day performance testing
■ Collect system influent and effiuent groundwater and vapor samples
■ Continue site restoration activities
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5.0 Personnel Issues: N/ A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: N/A
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The 7-day performance testing period was initiated on 3/20/07 at 1600 hours. The system operated
continuously over the 7-day, 168 hour period except for two planned shutdowns of approximately
IO minutes each for system programming.
The following technical issues were observed and addressed during the 7-day period:
SVCW-1 was not operated continuously due a problem with silt accumulation in the well and the
integrity of the groundwater extraction line in the well. The downwell pump and packer assembly
was removed and the problems were repaired on 3/27/03. Subsequent to re-installation of the
downwell assembly the well was restarted and water was observed leaking from the high voltage
wire casing and into the pump switch box in the well vault. The downwell pump and packer
assembly is scheduled to be removed and inspected/repaired during the week of 31 March 2003.
SVCW-1 is expected to be fully operational during the week of 31 March 2003.
SVCW-3 was observed to have water accumulating in the casing above the upper packer. The well
was shut down and accumulated water was intermittently drained from the casing several times
during the test period. The downwell pump and packer assembly is scheduled to be removed and
inspected/repaired during the week of 31 March 2003. SVCW-3 is expected to be fully operational
during the week of 31 March 2003.
DVCW-4 was observed to have a variable capacity for injection. The injection piping and
downwell assemblies were inspected for mechanical integrity. No blockages or leaks were
observed. The extraction rate will be closely monitored and regularly adjusted to correlate with the
changes in injection capacity.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: N/A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: N/A
10.0 Operational Data
Pumping data from 3/20/07 to 3/27/03 during 7-day initial test period
Av!!. Flow Rate Total Flow
Well# /"'Jm) /<>al.)
SVCW-1 0.00 0
SVCW-2 1.67 16,859
SVCW-3 0.96 9,662
DVCW-1 1.39 13,995
DVCW-2 1.42 14,275
DVCW-3 1.79 18,042
DVCW-4 2.15 21,713
Total System 9.38 94,547
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Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 89
17 March 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Re11ort: March 24, 2003
21 March 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Project Name: In-Well Strinning
EA Proieet Mana2er: Pete Conde, P. G. Site Sunervisor: NIA
EA Proiect En2ineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Proiect Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Sco11e of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer
units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes
a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
IO March through 14 March 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Completed installation of 3-phase power drop at Ropers
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Continued installation of in-vault piping and controls in Roper Wells
■ Continued installation of in-vault piping and controls in Parkdale Wells
■ Initiated start-up/prove-out
3.0 Re11orting Period Action Summary:
17 March through 21 March 2003
■ Completed general construction activities
■ Continued start-up/prove-out
■ Collected initial VCW groundwater samples
■ Completed installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Completed installation of in-vault piping and controls in Roper Wells
■ Completed installation of in-vault piping and controls in Parkdale Wells
■ Initiated 30-day performance testing
4.0 Planned Accom11lishments for Next Period:
24 March through 28 March 2003
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■ Continue 30-day performance testing
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■ Collect system influent and effiuent groundwater and vapor samples
■ Continue site restoration activities
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/ A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: N/ A
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: N/ A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: N/ A
PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount: $ I 187 427 76
Total for Modifications Issued: $ 25421476
Current Contract Price: $ I 450 732 52
Pending Modifications: $ 0 00
Expected Final Contract Order Amount: $ I 450 723 52
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
Change Order #I: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809.76)
Claim #I: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350.00)
Change Order #6: Removal of Trees from Lot 89 ($9,081.00)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: N/ A
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
Week of 3/17 /03
System shake-down
System start-up/prove-<Jut
Initiate performance monitoring
Weck of 3/24/03
Continue performance monitoring
6.0 Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Pro11osed Corrective Action: NIA
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW: NIA
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Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 88
lO March 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Report: March 17, 2003
14 March 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Proiect Name: In-Well Strinning
EA Project Manager: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Su1,ervisor: NIA
EA Pro.iect Engineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Project Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer
units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that optimizes
a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while minimizing the
treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
03 March through 07 March 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Completed installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
■ Completed installation of downholc equipment in Parkdale Wells
3.0 Re1iorting Period Action Summary:
lO March through 14 March 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Completed installation of 3-phase power drop at Ropers
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Continued installation of in-vault piping' and controls in Roper Wells
■ Continued installation of in-vault piping and controls in Parkdale Wells
■ Initiated start-up/prove-out
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
17 March through 21 March 2003
■ Continue general constmction activities
■ Continue start-up/prove-out
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■ Collect initial VCW groundwater samples
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/ A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/A
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NIA
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NI A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
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PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount: $ I 187 427 76
Total for Modifications Issued: $ 254 214,76
Current Contract Price: $ I 450 732 52
Pending Modifications: $ 0,00
Expected Final Contract Order Amount: $ I 450 723 52
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
Change Order #I: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56.910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809. 76)
Claim #l: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350.00)
Change Order #6: Removal of Trees from Lot 89 ($9,081.00)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: N/ A
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
The project schedule has been delayed approximately IO days due to weather (rain, ice, and snow)
experienced at the site the end of week 2/10/03, the week of 2/17/03, and the week of 2/24/03.
Construction will be performed over the next two weekends in an attempt to minimize the impact
and delay.
Week of 2/24/03
Continue installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Continue installation of system equipment and controls
Install remaining vaults at Ropers and Parkdale wells
Week of 3/03/03
Continue installation of in-vault piping. controls, and downhole equipment
Continue installation of system equipment and controls
Week of 3/I0/03
Complete installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
•
Complete installation of system equipment and controls
Collect baseline groundwater samples from selected wells
Perform initial site restoration
Initial system shake-down
Week of 3/17 /03
System shake-dom1
System start-up/prove-Out
Weck of 3/24/03
System start-up/prove-Out
Initiate performance monitoring
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6.0 Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Proposed Corrective Action: N/A
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW: NIA
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Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 87
03 March 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Report: March IO, 2003
07 March 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Project Name: In-Well Striooing
\
EA Project Manager: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Su1Jervisor: NIA
EA Project Engineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Project Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three
aquifer units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner
that optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost
while minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
24 February through 28 February 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Continued installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
■ Continued installation of downhole equipment in Parkdale Wells
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
03 March through 07 March 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Complete installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
■ Complete installation of downholc equipment in Parkdale Wells
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
IO March through 14 March 2003
■ Continue general construction activities
■ Complete installation of 3-phase power drop at Ropers
■ Continue installation of treatment system equipment in building
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■ Continue installation of in-vault piping and controls in Roper Wells
■ Complete installation of in-vault piping and controls in Parkdale Wells
5.0 Personnel Issues: NI A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NIA
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NIA
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NIA
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount:
Total for Modifications Issued:
Current Contract Price:
Pending Modifications:
Expected Final Contract Order Amount:
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
$ I 187 427 76
$ 25421476
$ I 441 642 52
$ 9 081 00
$ I 450 723 52
Change Order# I: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809.76)
Claim# I: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350.00)
Change Order #6: Removal of Trees from Lot 89($9,081.00) (pending)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: NI A
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
The project schedule has been delayed approximately IO days due to weather (rain, ice, and
snow) experienced at the site the end of week 2110/03, the week of 2117103, and the week of
2124/03. Construction will be performed over the next two weekends in an attempt to
minimize the impact and delay.
Week of 2/24/03
Continue installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Continue installation of system equipment and controls
Install remaining vaults at Ropers and Parkdale wells
Week of 3/03/03
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03 March to 07 March 2003
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Continue installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Continue installation of system equipment and controls
Week of 3/10/03
Complete installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Complete installation of system equipment and controls
Collect baseline groundwater samples from selected wells
Perform initial site restoration
Initial system shake-down
Week of 3/17/03
System shake-do\\11
System start-up/prove-out
Week of 3/24/03
System start-up/prove-out
Initiate performance monitoring
6.0 Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Proposed Corrective Action: Ni A
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW:
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Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 86
24 February 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Re1>ort: March 03, 2003
28 Februarv 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Project Name: In-Well Striooing
EA Proiect Manal!er: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Su1>ervisor: NIA
EA Proiect En2ineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Proicct Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three
aquifer units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner
that optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost
while minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
17 February through 21 February 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Completed horizontal boring from Roper to Parkdale wells
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
24 February through 28 February 2003
■ Continue general construction activities
■ Continue installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Continue installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
■ Continue installation of downhole equipment in Parkdale Wells
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
03 March through 07 March 2003
■ Continue general construction activities
■ Complete installation of 3-phase power drop at Ropers
■ Continue installation of treatment system equipment in building
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■ Complete installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
■ Complete installation of downhole equipment in Parkdale Wells
5.0 Personnel Issues: NIA
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: N/A
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: N/A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount: $ I 187 427 76
Total for Modifications Issued: $ 25421476
Current Contract Price: $ I 441 642 52
Pending Modifications: $ 9 081 00
Expected Final Contract Order Amount: $ I 450 723 52
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
Change Order# I: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809.76)
Claim# I: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350.00)
Change Order #6: Removal of Trees from Lot 89 ($9,081.00) (pending)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: NIA
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
The project schedule has been delayed approximately IO days due to weather (rain, ice, and
snow) experienced at the site the end of week 2/10/03, the week of2/17/03, and the week of
2/24/03. Construction will be performed over the next two weekends in an attempt to
minimize the impact and delay.
Week of 2/24/03
Continue installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Continue installation of system equipment and controls
Install remaining vaults at Ropers and Parkdale wells
Week of 3/03/03
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Continue installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Continue installation of system equipment and controls
Week of 3/to/03
Complete installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Complete installation of system equipment and controls
Collect baseline groundwater samples from selected wells
Perform initial site restoration
Week of 3/17/03
Internal system shakc-<lown
System start-up/prove-out
Week of 3/24/03
Initiate full time system operations
6.0 Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Proposed Corrective Action: NIA
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW:
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EPA Contract Number: 68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number: 85
17 February 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Re11ort: February 24, 2003
21 February 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Proiect Name: In-Well Strinning
EA Proiect Mana~er: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Sunervisor: NIA
EA Project Engineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Project Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three
aquifer units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner
that optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost
while minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
IO February through 14 February 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Continued installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
■ Initiated horizontal boring from Roper to Parkdale wells
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
17 February through 21 February 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Completed horizontal boring from Roper to Parkdale wells
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
24 February through 28 February 2003
■ Continue general construction activities
■ Complete installation of 3-phase power drop at Ropers
■ Continue installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Complete installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
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■ Complete horizontal boring from Roper to Parkdale wells
■ Continue installation of downhole equipment in Parkdale Wells
5.0 Personnel Issues: NIA
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NIA
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NIA
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount: $ 1 187 427 76
Total for Modifications Issued: $ ;154 214 76
Current Contract Price: $ 1 441 642 52
Pending Modifications: $ 2 081 00
Expected Final Contract Order Amount: $ 1 450,723,52
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
Change Order# I: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809.76)
Claim #I: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350.00)
Change Order #6: Removal of Trees from Lot 89 ($9,081.00) (pending)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: NIA
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
The project schedule has been delayed approximately 5 days due to weather (rain, ice, and
snow) experienced at the site the end of week 2/10/03 and the week of 2/17/03.
Construction will be performed over the next two weekends in an attempt to minimize the
impact and delay.
Week of 2/24/03
Continue installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Continue installation of system equipment and controls
Install remaining vaults at Ropers and Parkdale wells
Week of 3/03/03
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Complete installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Complete installation of system equipment and controls
Collect baseline groundwater samples from selected wells
Perform initial site restoration
Week of 3/10/03
internal system shake-<lown
Week of 3/17/03
System start-up/prove-<mt
6.0 Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Proposed Corrective Action: NI A
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW:
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North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
EPA Contract Number: 68-WS-0022 Project Status Report Number: 84
IO February 2003
Period Covered: through Date of Report: February 17, 2003
I 4 Februarv 2003
Location: North Belmont, NC Proiect Name: In-Well Striooine
EA Project Manager: Pete Conde, P.G. Site Suoervisor: NIA
EA Project Engineer: Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Project Number: 61585.01
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor
stripping technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE]
from three aquifer units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year
in a manner that optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced
remedial cost while minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
03 February through 07 February 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Initiated installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
10 February through 14 February 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Continued installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
■ Initiated horizontal boring from Roper to Parkdale wells
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
17 February through 21 February 2003
■ Continue general construction activities
■ Complete installation of 3-phase power drop at Ropers
■ Continue installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Complete installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
■ Complete horizontal boring from Roper to Parkdale wells
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■ Continue installation of downhole equipment in Parkdale Wells
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/ A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: N/A
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: N/ A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount:
Total for Modifications Issued:
Current Contract Price:
Pending Modifications:
Expected Final Contract Order Amount:
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
$ 1,187,427.76
$ 254,214.76
$ 1,441,642.52
$ 9,081.00
$ 1,450,723.52
Change Order#!: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for YOCs ($809.76)
Claim# 1: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350.00)
Change Order #6 (pending): Removal of trees on lot 88 ($9,081.00)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: N/ A
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
The updated schedule for construction and start-up is below:
Weck of 2/17/03
Complete remaining piping installation at Ropers and Parkdale wells
Complete remaining vault installation at Ropers and Parkdale wells
Initiate installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Continue installation of system equipment and controls
Weck of 2/24/03
Complete installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Complete installation of system equipment and controls
Collection of baseline groundwater samples from selected wells and piezometers
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Week of 3/03/03
Internal system shake-down
Week of 3/10/03
System start-up/prove-out
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6.0 Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5 % and Proposed Corrective Action: N/ A
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW: NIA
• North Belmont PCE Site.
EPA Contract Number:
Period Covered:
..... ocation:
E:A Project Manager:
EA Project Engineer:
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
68-W5-0022 Project Status Report
'lumber:
us rebruary LUUJ
through )ate of Report:
07 February 2003
North Belmont, NC Project Name:
Pete Conde, P.G. 5ite Supervisor:
Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Project Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
LO Brief Scope of Work:
83
February 10, 2003
In-Well Stripoing
NIA
61585.0 l
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(YOC) specifically PCE] from three
aquifer units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner
that optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while
minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2,0 Previous Period Action Summary:
27 January through 31 January 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Initiated installation of 3-phase power drop at Ropers
3,0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
03 February through 07 February 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Continued installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Initiated installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
4,0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
IO February through 14 February 2003
■ Continue general construction activities
■ Complete installation of 3-phase power drop at Ropers
■ Continue installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Continue installation of downhole equipment in Roper Wells
■ Initiate horizontal boring from Roper to Parkdale wells
5,0 Personnel Issues: Ni A
6,0 Subcontract Issues: N/ A
7,0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues:
Issue: The 1-1/2 inch x 4 inch double contained HOPE piping delivered to the site did not
meet manufacturer specifications. The material was rejected by EA. The manufacturer
will replace the material and/or provide an alternative to meet the project system
requirements.
Resolution: The manufacturer (ASAHI) provided replacement equipment to weld the
existing pipe to manufacturer specifications on 2/5/03. Piping installation was re-started
on 2/6/03 after the on-site staff was trained/certified to operate the new equipment.
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8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NI A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NI A
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03 February to 07 February 2003
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PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount:
Total for Modifications Issued:
Current Contract Price:
Pending Modifications:
Expected Final Contract Order Amount:
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
$ 1,187,427.76
$ 254,213.76
$ 1,287,291.02
$ 0.00
$ 1,441,641.32
Change Order #I: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809.76)
Claim #1: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System($ I 54,350.00)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: NI A
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
The project has been delayed approximately 3 days due to> IO inches of snowfall at the
site this week (½0/03).
The project has been delayed approximately 7 days due to the receipt of out of
specification material as discussed in Section 7.0 above. The delay is due to the
turnaround time lo provide replacement material and/or an alternate solution to meet the
process system requirements. The manufacturer (ASAHI) provided replacement
equipment to weld the existing pipe to manufacturer specifications on 2/5/03. Piping
installation was re-started on 2/6/03 after the on-site staff was trained/certified to operate
the new equipment.
The updated schedule for construction and start-up is below:
Week of 2/10/03
Initiate horizontal boring
Install remaining piping at Ropers and Parkdale wells
Install remaining vaults at Ropers and Parkdale wells
Weck of 2/17/03
Complete remaining piping installation al Ropers and Parkdale wells
Complete remaining vault installation at Ropers and Parkdale wells
Initiate installation of in-vault piping, controls, and downhole equipment
Continue installation of system equipment and controls
Weck of 2/24/03
Complete installation of in-vault piping, controls, and down hole equipment
Complete installation of system equipment and controls
Collection of baseline groundwater samples from selected wells and piezometers
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Week of 3/03/03
Internal system shake-down
Week of 3/10/03
System start-up/prove-out
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03 February to 07 February 2003
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6.0 Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Proposed Corrective Action: NIA
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW: NIA
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EPA Contract Number:
Period Covered:
~=ation: )
EA Project Manager:
EA Project Engineer:
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number:
LI January .uuo
through Date of Report:
31 January 2003
North Belmont, NC ~roject Name:
Pete Conde, P.G. Site Supervisor:
Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Project Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
82
February 03, 2003
In-Well Stripping
NIA
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer
units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that
optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while
minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
20 January through 24 January 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Initiated installation of well vaults for Roper wells
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
27 January through 31 January 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Initiated installation of 3-phase power drop at Ropers
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
03 February through 07 February 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Complete installation of 3-phase power drop at Ropers
■ Continue installation of treatment system equipment_ in building
■ Initiate installation of dwonholc equipment in Roper Wells
■ Initiate horizontal boring from Roper to Parkdale wells
5.0 Personnel Issues: NIA
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NIA
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues:
The 1-1/2 inch x 4 inch double contained HOPE piping delivered to the site did not meet
manufacturer specifications. The material was rejected by EA. The manufacturer will
replace the material and/or provide an alternative to meet the project system requirements.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NIA
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
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27 January to 31 January 2003
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PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount: $ I 187 427 76
Total for Modifications Issued: $ 254 213 76
Current Contract Price: $ I 287 29 I 02
Pending Modifications: =$ ___ ~0~0=0~--
Expected Final Contract Order Amount: -$_1-4~4~1~6~4~1~3=2~--
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
Change Order# I: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809.76)
Claim# I: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350.00)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: NIA
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
The project has been delayed approximately 3 days due to > IO inches of snowfall at the site
this week (½0103).
The project has been delayed approximately 7 days due to the receipt of out of specification
material as discussed in Section 7.0 above. The delay is due to the turnaround time to provide
replacement material and/or an alternate solution to meet the process system requirements.
6.0 Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Proposed Corrective Action: NIA
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW: NIA
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20 January to 24 January 2003
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EPA Contract Number:
Period Covered:
Location:
EA Project Manager:
EA Project Engineer:
North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
68-W5-0022 !Project Status Report Number:
20 January LUUJ
through Date of Report:
24 January 2003
North Belmont, NC Project Name:
Pete Conde, P.G. ,ite Supervisor:
Scott Swanson, P.E. FA Project Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
81
January 27, 2003
In-Well Stripping
NIA
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer
units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that
optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while
minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
13 January through 17 January 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Completed standard trench excavation for Roper well piping to building
■ Completed well drilling at Parkdale (DVCW-4 and DP-4)
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
20 January through 24 January 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Initiated installation of well vaults for Roper wells
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
27 January through 31 January 2003
■ Continue general construction activities
■ Install 3-phase power drop at Ropers
■ Initiate installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Initiate horizontal boring from Roper to Parkdale wells
5.0 Personnel Issues: NIA
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NIA
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7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: N/A
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NIA
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
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20 January to 24 January 2003
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PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount: $ I 187 427. 76
Total for Modifications Issued: $ 254 213 76
Current Contract Price: $ I 287 291 02
Pending Modifications: =$ ___ ~0~0=0~--
Expected Final Contract Order Amount: =$_1~4~4~1~6~4~1=3~2~--
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
Change Order #I: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809.76)
Claim #1: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350.00)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: NIA
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
The project has been delayed approximately 3 days due to> IO inches of snowfall at the site
this week (1/20/03).
6.0 Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Proposed Corrective Action: NIA
. · .. •
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW:
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The following table lists the proposed and actual well and piezometer depths for Phase II
construction:
SHALLOW VCW -PHASE II
Design
ID# Depth !ft.I
sVcW-2 136
SVCW-3 136
Total 272
DEEP VCW -PHASE II
ID#
bVCW-2
DVCW-3
DVCW-4
Total
Design
Depth !ft.I
130
130
130
390
Actual
Depth !ft.I
119
125
244
Actual
Depth (ft.I
116
155
148
419
SHALLOW PIEZOMETER -PHASE II
Design Actual
ID# Depth !ft.I Depth (ft.I
SP-2A 85 85
SP-2B 130 119
SP-3A 85 80
SP-3B 130 125
Total 430 409
DEEP PIEZOMETER -PHASE II
Design Actual
ID# Depth (ft.I Depth !ft.I
DP-2A 70 63
DP-2B 127 116
DP-3A 70 101
DP-3B 127 151
DP-4A 70 98
DP-4B 127 148
Total 591 677
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EPA Contract Number:
Period Covered:
Location:
EA Project Manager:
EA Project Engineer:
••
North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
68-W5-0022 Project Status Re11ort Number:
u January ,uuJ
through Date of Report:
17 January 2003
North Belmont, NC Project Name:
Pete Conde, P.G. Site Supervisor:
Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Project Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF TRE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
80
January 20, 2003
In-Well Stripping
NIA
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [ (VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer
units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that
optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while
minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
06 January through 10 January 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Initiated standard trench excavation for Roper well piping to building
■ Initiated and completed treatment system building installation
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
13 January through 17 January 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Completed standard trench excavation for Roper well piping to building
■ Completed well drilling at Parkdale (DVCW-4 and DP-4)
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
20 January through 24 January 2003
■ Continue general construction activities
■ Initiate installation of treatment system equipment in building
■ Initiate installation of well vaults for Roper wells
5.0 Personnel Issues: NIA
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NIA
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7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NIA
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NIA
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
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13 January to 17 January 2003
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PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount: $ 1,187,427 76
Total for Modifications Issued: $ 254 213 76
Current Contract Price: $ I 287 291 02
Pending Modifications: 7$---,--..,.,..,--,-~0~0""'0~--
Expected Final Contract Order Amount: ~$_1~44~1~6~4~1=.3~2~--
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
Change Order# I: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809.76)
Claim #1: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350.00)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: NIA
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
6.0 Identify Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Proposed Corrective Action: NIA
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW: NIA
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06 January to IO January 2003
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EPA Contract Number:
Period Covered:
Location:
EA Proiect Manal!er:
EA Proiect En!!ineer:
North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number:
06 January 2003
through Date of Report:
10 January 2003
North Belmont, NC Project Name:
Pete Conde, P.G. Site Suoervisor:
Scott Swanson, P.E. EA Proiect Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
79
January 13, 2003
In-Well Striooing
NIA
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three
aquifer units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner
that optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost
while minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
30 December through 03 January 2003
■ Continued general construction activities -trenching layout
■ Continue well drilling at Parkdale (DVCW-3 and DP-3)
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
06 January through IO January 2003
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Initiated standard trench excavation for Roper well piping to building
■ Initiated and complete treatment system building installation
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
13 January through 17 January 2003
■ Continue general construction activities
■ Initiate horizontal boring between DVCW-3 and SVCW-3
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■ Complete standard trench excavation for Roper well piping to building
■ Initiate well drilling at Parkdale (DVCW-4 and DP-4)
5.0 Personnel Issues: N/A
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NIA
7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NIA
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: NIA
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: NIA
PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount: $ I 187 427 76
Total for Modifications Issued: $ 254 213 76
Current Contract Price: $ I 287,291 02
Pending Modifications: $ 0 00
Expected Final Contract Order Amount: $ I 441 641.32
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
Change Order #1: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809.76)
Claim #1: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: NIA
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
6.0 Identify Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Proposed Corrective Action: N/A
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW: NIA
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EPA Contract Number:
Period Covered:
Location:
EA Project Manager:
EA Project Engineer:
•
North Belmont PCE Site
Belmont, North Carolina
Weekly Project Status Report
68-W5-0022 Project Status Report Number
30 Decemoer 20u,
through Date of Report
03 January 2003
North Belmont, NC Pro_ject N amc:
Pete Conde, P.G. Site Su11ervisor:
Scott Swanson, P.E. IEA Project Number:
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT
1.0 Brief Scope of Work:
78
January 6, 2003
In-Well Stripping
NIA
61585.01
Design, install, and operate a groundwater remediation system, using in-well vapor stripping
technology, to reduce volatile organic compounds [(VOC) specifically PCE] from three aquifer
units within the source area. The system shall be operated for one year in a manner that
optimizes a balance between reduced cleanup duration and a reduced remedial cost while
minimizing the treatment of uncontaminated groundwater.
2.0 Previous Period Action Summary:
23 December through 27 December 2002
■ Continued general construction activities
■ Continued well drilling at Parkdale (DVCW-2 and DP-2)
3.0 Reporting Period Action Summary:
30 December through 03 January 2003
■ Continued general construction activities -trenching layout
■ Continue well drilling at Parkdale (DVCW-3 and DP-3)
4.0 Planned Accomplishments for Next Period:
06 January through 10 January 2003
■ Continue general construction activities
■ Initiate horizontal boring between DVCW-3 and SVCW-3 (pending EPA and COM
approval)
■ Initiate standard trench excavation for Roper well piping to building
■ Initiate and complete treatment system building installation
■ Complete well drilling at Parkdale (DVCW-4 and DP-4)
5.0 Personnel Issues: NIA
6.0 Subcontract Issues: NIA
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7.0 Pending Technical/Operational Issues: NIA
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EA has submitted (12/20/02) a proposed horizontal boring procedure to EPA and COM for
review and approval. The horizontal boring would replace traditional trench installation
between DVCW-3 and SVCW-3.
8.0 Project Quality Assurance: N/A
9.0 Other Technical Notes/Concerns: N/ A
PROJECT FINANCIAL AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION
1.0 Contract History:
Original Contract Amount: $ I 187 427 76
Total for Modifications Issued: $ 254 213 76
Current Contract Price: $ I 287 291 02
Pending Modifications: =$ ___ ~0~0=0~--
Expected Final Contract Order Amount: ~$_1..._4.,_4,._,ls.c6e..4,.,1~3'-"2~--
2.0 Change Order History and Status:
Change Order# I: Re-Design of Shallow Test Well ($56,910)
Change Order #2: Electrical Disconnect at Well Abandonments ($2,640)
Change Order #3: Additional VCW Sampling for VOCs ($809.76)
Claim #1: Installation of Deep Test Well System ($39,505.00)
Change Order #5: Revised Construction for Full-Scale System ($154,350.00)
3.0 Project Financial Status: On schedule
4.0 Financial Items/Concerns: N/A
5.0 Project Schedule Status:
Due to weather delays experienced 12/3 through 12/6 the well installation and housing tasks will
be extended approximately 3 to 4 days. The overall system installation time will not be extended
beyond the original 81-day timeline.
6.0 Identify Tasks Behind Schedule more than 5% and Proposed Corrective Action: N/A
7.0 Changes in In-Well System from SOW: NIA