NCD980602163_19991015_Warren County PCB Landfill_SERB C_Request for Information (Detox Contractor) - 1999-OCR

Issue Date: SEPTEMBER 1, 1999
N C DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF WASTE MANAGEMENT
Request for Information
WARREN COUNTY PCB LANDFILL DETOXIFICATION
AND REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT
Closing Date: OCTOBER 15, 1999
Send all responses directly to:
Time: 2:00 p. m.
NC DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT
AND NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF WASTE MANAGEMENT
ATTN: PATRICIA M. BACKUS
401 OBERLIN ROAD, SUITE 150
RALEIGH, NC 27605
The Division of Waste Management is under no obligation to accept any package
that is not physically in 401 Oberlin Road, Suite 150, Raleigh, NC at the specified
Closing Date/Time noted in this request.
PARTI
SOLICITATION INSTRUCTIONS
1.1 This request solicits information concerning the ability and experience of organizations to perform
the services described in the potential scope of work.
1.2 Using Agency
The services described herein would be performed for:
NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources
1.3 Issuing Agency
NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Division of Waste Management
401 Oberlin Road, Suite 150
Raleigh, North Carolina 27605
Attention: Patricia M. Backus
Telephone: [phone] x308
1.4 Responses to this request will be received at the address specified in 1.3 until 2:00 p.m., Friday,
OCTOBER 15, 1999.
It is the responder's responsibility to utilize whatever delivery means available to guarantee
delivery in 401 Oberlin Road, Suite 150, Raleigh, NC, by the specified time noted.
1.5 The State of North Carolina by this process is requesting information concerning a project that
has not and may never be authorized. All participation is voluntary and all submissions are
appreciated. Organizations responding to this request will not become an exclusive list of
vendors should the process continue on to a future Request for Proposals.
1.6 Refer technical inquiries to address/person specified in 1.3.
1. 7 Cost for Statement Preparations: The State will not reimburse responders for costs incurred in
the preparation of a response.
1.8 Proprietary Information: All information will be open for public inspection. Trade secrets or
similar proprietary data, which the respondent does not wish disclosed to other than personnel,
involved in the review of information or contract administration will be kept confidential to the
extent permitted by NCAC T01 : 05B.1501 and G.S. 132-1.2. Each page shall be identified in
boldface at the top and bottom as "CONFIDENTIAL". Any section of the response which is to
remain confidential shall also be marked in boldface on the title page of that section
1.9 Advertising: In submitting information, the responder agrees not to use the results therefrom as
a part of any news release or commercial advertising.
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PART II
BACKGROUNDANDSCOPEOFWORK
A. BACKGROUND
In 1982 a landfill permitted under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) was constructed in
Warren County, North Carolina. The purpose of the landfill was to contain soil that had been
contaminated from the illegal spraying of liquids containing PCBs along 210 miles of road in North
Carolina. The contaminated roadsides were listed as a Superfund site and the Warren County PCB
Landfill was the selected remedy. Many in the community felt that the Warren County was the selected
location for the landfill because it has a predominantly minority population and is one of the poorer
counties in the state. Residents and civil rights leaders vehemently protested the location of the landfill in
Warren County. That community activism was considered the "watershed event" that brought
environmental justice to the national level.
The governor of North Carolina at the time, James B. Hunt, Jr., wrote a letter to the citizens promising
that the State would "push as hard as it can for detoxification of the landfill when and if the appropriate
and feasible technology is developed." A study conducted in the mid-1980s concluded that no such
technology was available. When Governor Hunt was re-elected in 1992, a Joint Warren County/State
PCB Landfill Working Group (Working Group) was established to study the status of the landfill and
determine the feasibility of detoxification. The NC General Assembly appropriated $1 million for this
purpose. An extensive site assessment was conducted in 1997 and detoxification technologies were
researched and evaluated at the bench-scale. After Phase I -Pilot Scale Testing in 1997 using material
from the landfill, the Working Group selected Base Catalyzed Decomposition (BCD) as the best and
safest process for the site. The process met the Working Group's treatment requirements plus fulfilled
the objectives to destroy PCBs and dioxins rather than only separating the contaminants from the soil.
The State Assembly supported the Working Group's selection when in the "Current
Operations Appropriations and Capital Improvement Appropriations Act of 1998" it stated that
"based catalyzed decomposition (BCD) technology shall be used to detoxify the landfill". It also
stated "treatment standards for residual concentrations of contaminants remaining in the soil
shall be 200 parts per billion for PCBs and 200 parts per trillion toxicity equivalent concentration
(TEQ) for dioxins/furans."
A Phase II -Preliminary Design for the detoxification using the BCD process was completed in
1998 and estimated the treatment and restoration cost at $14-20M. Phase Ill -Final Design is underway
and should be completed in November of 1999. It is estimated that a request for proposals for the
implement of the final phases of the detoxification project will be issued in January 2000. Selection of a
detoxification contractor will occur in the spring of 2000 with start of work expected within six months of
the award of the contract.
The selection of a detoxification technology completed the mission of the Working Group. A new
Citizens Advisory Board (CAB) is being established whose mission is to work together to complete
detoxification of the landfill. Their role will include serving as a liaison to the State on behalf of the
Warren County community, providing education and updates to the community about PCB Landfill issues,
and developing specifications for detoxification of the landfill and for the selection of a contractor.
B. SITE DESCRIPTION
The State owns and maintains a closed landfill (July 1983) containing PCB-contaminated soils in
Warren County, North Carolina . This landfill is permitted under the TSCA and contains approximately
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40,000 cubic yards of contaminated soil. The soil came from the illegal disposal of PCB-contaminated
liquids along North Carolina roadsides.
The landfill is located on a 142-acre tract of land on the east side of SR 1604 approximately 1.5 to
2.0 miles from the intersection of SR 1604 and US 401, 2-3 miles south of Warrenton. The containment
area of the landfill cell occupies approximate 3.8 acres and is enclosed by a fence.
Leachate is pumped semi-continuously from the landfill and passes through sand and activated
carbon filters before discharging to an 800,000-gallon collection pond. A spray irrigation (non-discharge)
permit is maintained for the facility, so that any treated leachate can be routed to an irrigation system
installed along the crest of the landfill. No NPDES permit is available. The unpaved entrance road is
maintained by the NC Department of Transportation and was designed to handle large soil-laden dump
trucks.
PCB-contaminated soils contained in the landfill have been physically characterized as coarse-
grained, with less than 30% passing through a #200 sieve. Their liquid limit and plasticity index is 25 and
8 respectively. Total organic or humic content is less than 2%. The average concentration of PCBs is
approximately 350 ppm with a range of 150 to almost 900 ppm. The PCBs are a mixture of PCB
congeners with approximately 61% Aroclor 1260, 27% Aroclor 1254, and 12% Aroclor 1242 by weight.
Other chemicals such as chlorinated benzenes, furans, and dioxins are present in ppq to ppb
concentrations.
C. POTENTIAL SCOPE OF WORK
The remaining phases of the detoxification project are treatment and restoration/demobilization. The
treatment phase will include site preparation, obtaining required permits, excavation of landfill materials,
demonstration testing of the process, soil treatment, process wastewater treatment, and
monitoring/testing of air, soil , and water. The restoration/demobilization phase will include backfilling of
material; reclamation of the site; and decontamination, dismantlement, and demobilization of the
equipment.
As stated previously, the selected process for remediation of the site is BCD. In Phase I Pilot
Testing, the process demonstrated its capability to meet the stringent treatment requirements established
by the Working Group of residual concentrations of 200 parts per billion for PCBs and 200 parts per
trillion TEO for dioxins/furans. Other processing requirements are that the concentration of contaminants
in the air measured during excavation and processing at the property line not exceed 8 x 10-4 micrograms
per cubic meter PCBs and 5 x 1 o-8 micrograms per cubic meter TEO for dioxins. It is the desire of the
Working Group that the property requires no further operations or maintenance after the detoxification
and that the property can be used to benefit the community.
The BCD process was invented and patented by the U. S. Environment Protection Agency's (EPA)
National Risk Management Research Laboratory (NRMRL). (Information on the process and licensing
can be obtained from George Huffman at U.S. EPA/ NRMRL, 513-569-7431). The PCB Landfill is subject
to TSCA regulations (40 CFR 761) and is considered as alternative methods of disposal under TSCA.
The State will facilitate and administratively support respondents' efforts to obtain US EPA approval.
Phase Ill -Final Design is underway and should be completed in November of 1999. It is
estimated that a request for proposals for the implementation of the final phases of the detoxification
project will be issued in January of 2000. A copy of the Final Design Report will be included in the
request to aid in the preparation of bids for the project. Site visits will also be conducted at that time.
Selection of a detoxification contractor will occur in the spring of 2000 with start of work expected within
six months of the award of the contract. The treatment and demobilization is expected to require
approximate 18-24 months.
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The Phase Ill -Final Design will include the following elements:
□ Completed Site and area surveys
□ Geotechnical evaluations of area under each proposed structure
□ Site layout and logistics
□ Soil material handling
□ Building, Structures, Parking and Personnel Support Areas
□ Infrastructure Improvements including improvements to access road and perimeter road
□ Stormwater Management
□ Construction or assembly and setup of equipment
□ Excavation of the Landfill
□ PCB Soil Treatment and Process Design
□ ConfirmationNerification Sampling
□ Decontamination
□ Backfilling and Final Grading
□ Project Work Plans
► Community Involvement Plan
► Project Health and Safety Plan
► Performance Demonstration Plan
► Air Monitoring Plan
► Site Operations Plan
► Quality Assurance Project Plan
► Final Verification/Confirmation Sampling Plan
► Construction Quality Assurance Project Plan
► Emergency Response Plan
The vendor chosen for the detoxification will be expected to work cooperatively with the State, CAB,
and community. The Warren Family Institute has received a grant from the EPA to fund a full-time
Community Involvement Coordinator and a part-time job developer. The vendor chosen will be expected
to work with them to ensure the community is informed of the progress of work at the site and to ensure
that the community receives economic benefits from the project. Training and employment of local
citizens and the purchasing of supplies and services from local businesses during the detoxification will
be expected.
Also note that financial assurance will be required for the performance of detoxification and closure
should the project proceed to implementation.
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Part Ill
INFORMATION REQUEST RESPONSES
Each responder is asked to submit two (2) copies of their information concerning the ability of their
organization to perform the services described in the potential Scope of Work. The technical
qualifications may be narrative in form. The basic information requested is outlined below. Additional
information may also be included.
A. Organization Information
A. Name
Provide the legal firm name of the responder.
B. Mailing Address
Provide the principal contact, office street address, and mailing address.
C. Principal Contact's Telephone Number(s)
Provide the daytime phone number including area code of the responder's authorized contact
with the authority to answer questions concerning the information supplied.
B. Nature of Business
Provide information describing the legal business entity, size, organizational structure, functions, and
length of time in the remediation business for the firm
D. Technical Expertise
The responder should address their organization's ability to perform the services described in the
potential Scope of Work.
E. Project experience
Describe your organization's remediation experience. Experience in large (>20,000 yd\ full-scale
remediation of sites contaminated with PCBs, dioxins, or related compounds utilizing indirect heat thermal
desorption or the BCD process would be preferred. Examples of quantities of waste treated, length of
projects, treatment levels obtained during remediation, the ability to mobilize equipment, and ability to
work with the community are also requested.
Previous clients that can attest to the experience and performance of the vendor s may also be
included. The vendor is welcome to provide any additional information that he deems appropriate.
F. Key Personnel
Identify key individuals in responder's organization that are involved in remediation projects and their
role, training, and experience.
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Add to Part III -Technical Proposal and Cost Proposal
All copies shall be properly executed, all blank spaces shall be filled in, and any interlineations, alteration,
or erasures shall be formally explained and initialed by the offeror. Failure to comply with these
requirements may be cause for rejection of your bid.
Partial or incomplete bids may not be considered. Bids shall be in strict conformity with the solicitation
documents and any amendment thereto.
All information provided with you bid shall be on 8 ½" x 11" format, indexed with a table of contents.
Larger sizes may be used for drawings if they are folded to fit in the bid.
Minimum Qualification of Offerors
The state reserves the right to reject any bid if the evidence submitted by the offeror, or the investigation of
such offeror, fails to satisfy the state that such offeror has no conflict of interest in performing the work,
and is properly qualified to carry out the obligations of the Solicitation Documents and to complet the
Work contemplated therein in accordance with the requirements and schedule wherein.
An offeror may be investigated to determine ifit is qualifies to perform the Work. To assist in this
investigation, the following items must be submitted with your bid. These minimum qualifications must be
met by the Contractor, including any second-tier subcontractors.
a. Evidence that the firm submitting the bid is authorized to do business in the jurisdiction where this
project is located ( at a minimun, this must include General Contractors license, documentation of
an individual's North Carolina Professional Engineering registration, or the firm's license to
provide engineering services).
b. Conflict oflnterst Statement -each candidate must submit a statement that there are not personal
or organizational conflicts of interest in the preformance of this work. A conflict of interest will
disqualify a candidate from further consideration.
c. Names and locations of a minimum of three (3) projects of like magnitude, with a bried narrative
description, cost, and a customer contact name and phone number . Projects must have
successfully used thermal desorption for the treatment of contaminated soil.
d. Listing of any majoy second-tier subcontractors needed to complet the work herein. The listing
shall, at a minimum, include name and address of the proposed subcontractor, description of the
work to be subcontracted, type of subcontract anticipated, and an extimated value of the
subcontract.
e. An insurance certificate indicating your ability to meet the insurance requirements.
f. Written confirmation from your bonding agent that your firm can obtain payment and performance
bonds as specified elsewhere in this oslicaitation for remedial action work of this nature at an NPL
site.
g. Evidence that your firm can comply with the Health and Sefety requirements of this solicitation.
This information shall include, at a minimum, your firm's Interstate Experience Modification Rate
(EMR) and OSHA 200 logs for the three (3) most recent years and total number of hours workde
deach year. If the state where the job site is located has an EMR, provide the same information for
that state.
h. Evidence that your firm can provide a Critical Path Method (CPM) schedule with time-phased bar
chart showing the order in which the Work will be performed for the duration of te project, which
can be easily updated on a weekly basis.
1. Provide a copy of your firm's QA plan that provided QNQC requirements and procedures for the
types of work required herein.
J. Listing of key personnel with resumes for each person. Listing shall, at a minimum, include
resumes for a Project Manager and a Field Superintendent, a Field Quality Control Manager, and
Chief Operator. Each of these individuals must have at least three (3) years experience in the
construction and operation of similar soil remediation systems.
k. Provide the corporate experience of the organization performing the completiono fo the detailed
design of the treatment system. This firm must have at least fine ( 5) years experience in the
design and operation of thermal desoprtion. Provide the name and resume of the Design Manager,
who shall have at least three (3) years experience in the desing andoperation of thermal desorption
systems.
Solicitation Documents
Complet sets of solicitation documents shall be used in preparing bids. The state assumes no responsiblitiy
for errors or misinterpretations resulting from the use of incomplet sets of solicitation documents.
The State, in making copies of solicitation documents available, does so only for the purpose of obtainign
bids on the Work and does not confer a license or grant for any other use.
The following additional documents will be provided at the Pre-bid Conference for use as background
information. These will become part of the solicitation document.
Phase III final design
Phase I
Other Information ???
Before submitting a bid, each offeror must (a) examine the solicitation documents thoroughtly, (b)
familiarize itself with local conditionsa that may in any manner affect cost, progress, or performance of the
work, ( c) familiarize itself with Federal, State, and local laws, ordinances, rules and regulations that may in
any manner affect cost, progress, or performance fo the Work, and (d) study and carefully correlate
offeror's observations with the requriements of the Solicitation Documents. Failure to become familiar
with the Solicitation Documents and the project area will be at the offeror's risk.
The submission of a bid will constitute an indisputable representation by the offeror that it has read and
understood every requirement ofthis solicitation, and that the Solicitation Documents are sufficient in
scope and detail to indicate and convey understanding of all terms and conditions for pricing and
performance of the Work.
Pre-Bid Conference
It is the responsibility of the respondent to read and become completely familiar with all information in this
solicitation.
Under 1. 7 specifications, how much deviation is allowed. This needs to be stated.
Activities included in the Statement of Work must commence with five (5) days of Written Notice to
Proceed and must be completed in accordance with the schedule provided in the SOW.
BID Forms
Each Bid shall be submitted on the Bid Forms provided in this solicitation.
Bid Forms shall be completed (with a price provided for each item) in ink or typewritten and manually
signed. The Bid Price shall be stated in words and figures.
Bids by corporations shall be executed in the corporate name by the president or vice-president (or other
corporate officer accompanied by evidence of authority to sign), and the corporate seal shall be affixed and
attested by the secretary or an assistant secretary. The corporate address and state of incorporation shall be
shown below the signature.
Bids by partnerships shall be executed in the partnership name and signed by a partner whose title shall
appear under the signature. The official address of the partnership shall be shown below the signature.
All names shall be typed or printed below there signature.
The Bid shall contain an acknowledgement of receipt of all Amendments (the numbers of which shall be
filled in on the Bid Forni). Each erasure or change appearing on the Bid Forms must be clearly initialed by
the offeror.
The address to which all future communications regarding the Bid are to be directed shall be shown.
Any modifications or withdrawal of a bid is subject to the same conditions as submitting a bid.
Bids may be modified only by an appropriate document duly executed (in the manner that a bid must be
executed) and delivered to the place where bids are to be submitted at any time prior to the due date and
time for bids.
Bid may be withdrawn prior to the scheduled time ( or authorized postponment thereof) for the opeing of
bids.
BASIS FOR AW ARD
The State will award a contract resulting from this solicitation to the responsible otferor whose offer clearly
indicated that the offeror has met all the solicitation requirements established herein, and provides the
lowest price (Bid Total from the Bid Forms) to the state for all the work called for herin.
The State intends to make two awards for this solicitation. In accordance with the desires of the
community, the first award will be made to the qualifies offeror who has the capabilities to utilize BCD.
The second award will be made to the qualifies offeror that will utilize thermal desorption without the BCD
process.
If necessary to assure complete understanding of all offers, the State may conduct discussions with any or
all of the offerors.
Award of the contract
For any resultant contract, the state expects to give the successful offeror a Notice of Award within sixty
( 60) days after the actual offers are due. All offers shall remain valid for at least one hundred fifty ( 150)
days after the actual date offers are due, but the state may, in its sole discretion, release any bid and reture
the Bid Security prior to that date.
The initial award will be given to the successful offeror that can provide thermal desorption with the BCD
process. The state will then have the optin to issue a second award if the intiial offeror cannot demonstrate
compliance with stack testing emission standards and/or soil remediation goals.
Execution of the Contract
When a Notice of Award is given to the succssful offeror, it will be accompanied by copies of the Contract
and all other applicable Solicitation documents. Within five (5) days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and
legal holidays, after the date of receipt of such notification, the Contractor shall execute and return all
copies of the Contract and all other applicable Solication Documents to The State. The State will deliver
one (1) fully signed copy to the Contractor.
The type of Contract resulting from this solicitation will be _______ . Bids for any other type of
Contract will not be considered.
All materials and equipment fo rthe project shall be furnished by the Contractor, unless otherwise
specifically prescribed. They shall conform to the Drawings and Specifications and ahsll be from a source
acceptable to the State.
Use of community resources.
Retention
Bids submitted in response to the soliciation will not be returned, but will be retained by the State to
doucment the procurement.
Performance and Payment Bonds
The successful offeror shall furnish performance and payment Bonds with five ( 5) days of Award of a
Contract, each in an amount at least equal to the Total Contract Price ( excluding priced option) as Security
for the full and successful performance and prompt payment of all Contrator' s obligations as specified in
the Solicitation Documents
Subcontracting Plan
Offerors must provide wit their bid a Small Business and Small Disadvantaged Subcontracting Plan which
meets all the requirements of the FAR clause 52.219-9.
Offerors shall state in a letter with their plan any current or past subcontracting gosals for Small Business
and Small Disadvantaged Business along with their current statue in meeting these goals. Any variance
from goals shall be explaned.
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Certified Cost or Pricing Date
All offerors are reminded that Certified Cost or Pricing Data has not been requested with your bid, as
sufficient competition is expected. Certified Cost or Pricing Data may, however, be requested by the State
at any time. Any requested date must be provided with ten ( 10) days of request or your offer may be
considered non-responsive.
If Cost and Pricing Data are requested, then any resulting Contract will not be awarded unitl the potential
Contractor has signed a Certificte of Curren Cost or Pricing Data.
Contract
This contract ...... .
The State and Contractor do hereby agree as follows.
Article 1 -Applicable Document
Section A -Instructions to Offerors
Section B -This Contract, Exhibit, Modifications, and Changes hereto
Section C -Statement of Work
Section D -Compensation Invoicing and Payment
Section E -Release of Liens and all Claims
Section F -Supplemental Provisions
Article 2 -Application of Federal Acquisition Regulation -----Are there any State equivalents to this?
Artice 3 -Type of Contract
This is a ....... type contract
Article 4 -Effective Date
The effective date of this contract shall be the date that it is bi-laterally executed, which is the date the
second party has signed the agreement
Article 5 -Order of Precedence
Article 6 -Period of Performance
The period of performance of this Contract shall be from the effective date of the Contract throught the
completion of all required items or throught the end of the perod performance .
Article 7 -Statement of Work
The Contractor shall provide equipment, supplies, servicea and personnel in accordance with Section C,
"Statemetn of Work".
Article 8 -Compensation
Compensation shall be I accordance with Section D attached hereto and forming a part hereof
Bidding and Contract Documents
Section Title NC Document File Saved
00020 Advertisement for Bids SCO has form but DENR uses a Adverise for Bids.pdf
another format that includes this
information.
00100 Instruction to Bidders SCO has form but DENR uses a Notice to Bidders.pdf
another format that includes this
information.
00300 Bid Form
00301 Questionnaire
00410 Bid Bond SCO has form. Bid Bond.pdf
00480 Non Collusion Affidavit DENRhas form.
00500 Agreement SCO has a Form of Construction Construct contract pdf
Contract and State Construction
Manual has standard form of
agreement. DENR has Terms and
Conditions.
00610 Performance Bond SCO has Form of Performance Performance Bond.pdf
Bond.
00615 Rider to Performance Bond Is this the same as the SCO's Payment Bond.pdf
payment bond?
00650 Certificate of Insurance Some information on some specific
statements to be included is in the
State Construction Manual
00700 Standard General Conditions SCO has a General Conditions of
Contract Outline found in State
Construction Manual.
00848 Certificate of Substantial State Construction Manual has a
Completion form for Certificate of Completion.
01027 Application for Payments State Construction Manual has a
form for Application and
Certificate for Payment
01150 Measurement and Payment State Construction Manual has a
form for Application and
Certificate for Payment
• RFQ Instructions
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Subject: RFQ Instructions
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2000 15:33:42 -0400
From: "Steve OBrien" <[e-mail]>
To: <pat. [e-mail]>
Mr. Backus, can you please send me RFQ instructions and/or further information for the Warren County PCB
Landfill Project? Thank you very much,
Steve O'Brien
Steven M. O'Brien
N.C. Project/Marketing Manager
Wetland & Environmental Services, Inc.
920 Main Campus Drive; Suite 100
Raleigh, NC 27606
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
http://www.wetlandenvironmental.com
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• Re: Request for Qualifications -Warren Co. PCB Landfill
Subject: Re: Request for Qualifications -Warren Co. PCB Landfill
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2000 17:17:35 CDT
From: "Keith R.Hammack"<[e-mail]>
To: [e-mail]
Dear Pat;
This e-mail is my formal request to receive a copy on the RFQ for the Warren
County Landfill Detoxification Project. Below is the information you
requested.
Contact: Keith Hammack
Title: Sales Manager
Company:
Address:
OnSite Technology, L.L.C.
2600 South Loop West
Houston, TX 77054
(Ph)713-641-3838, (F)713-641-0756, (E)[e-mail]
I wish to accept the copy via U.S. Mail. E-mail would be ok as depending on
the size of the data and the size of the script.
Thank you very much for your assistance.
Keith Hammack
>From: Pat Backus <[e-mail]>
>To: PAT BACKUS <[e-mail]>
>Subject: Request f or Qualifications -Warren Co. PCB Landfill
>Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2000 10:43:18 -0400
>
>The Request for Qualifications for the Warren County PCB Landfill
>Detoxification Project was issued this morning. It can be viewed on the
>Internet at the web site of the State Cons truction Office (
>h ttp://interscope2 .doa .stat e.nc .us/s c:o/main.htm ) under "Advertisements
>for Architectural/Engineering Services"
> ( h ttp:/ I interscop e2 . cloa . s tate . n c . us/s co/ll.EADS . h tm ) .
>
>To receive a copy I will need the following:
>
>l.
>2.
A letter, e-mail, fax, or telephone call requesting the RFQ.
Contact informati on contained in request.
> Name of requester
> Requester's Title
> Name of company
> Address of company
> Telephone and fax number of company
> Email address
>3. Indicate how you would like to receive the RFQ.
> U.S. Mail
> E-mail
> Fa x
>
>The RFQ provides the procedure on viewing or copying the final design
>report at our file room. I am sorry, but we are not allowed to let you
>remove the copy from the file room to copy. If you would like to
>receive the report on CD, that can be requested through the Solid Waste
>file room or through me.
>
>I'm looking forward to getting this show on the road. Good luck!
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