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Between
CITY OF FORT WORTH
and
ENERCON SERVICES,
INC.
For
CITY SF"RETARY 'J..../ It 19 CONTRACTNO. __ c....J_,rf ___ __
Environmental Engineering and Professional
Consultant Services
Project#:
DEM06:07-EECS
Environmental Management Department
September 2006
10-23-06P04 :17 RCVD
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COUNTY OF TARRANT §
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PROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND CONSULTING SERVICES
This Contract is entered into by and between the City of Fort Worth, a home-rule
municipality located within Tarrant County, Texas, acting through Libby Watson,· its duly
authorized Assistant City Manager ("City''), and ENERCON Services, Inc., a corporation registered
in Texas, acting through John R · Corn its duly authorized Vice Pres. ("Contractor").
WIT N ES S ETH:
NOW, TIIBREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and benefits of this Contract,
the City and the Contractor agree as follows:
ARTICLE 1.
DEFINITIONS
In this Contract, the following words and phrases shall be defined as follows:
City'.s Representative means the Director of Environmental Management or his designee.
Contract Documents means the Contractor's Response to the City's Request for
Qualifications DEM006-07:EECS attached as Exhibit "A", the Project Drawings,
Specifications, Task Orders, and this Contract.
Deliverable Document means a report, photograph, electronic file, or an invoice that shows
the completion of one of the work tasks and/or subtasks. Electronic files shall be in Word,
Excel, AutoCad, or similar software and shall be provided as requested by the City.
Environmental Damages shall mean all claims, judgments, damages, losses, penalties,
fines, liabilities (including strict liability), encumbrances, liens costs, and expenses of
investigation and defense of any claim, whether or not such claim is ultimately defeated,
and of any good faith settlement of judgment, of whatever kind or nature, contingent or
otherwise, matured or unmatured, including without limitation reasonable attorney's fees
and disbursements and consultant's fees, any of which are incurred as a result of the .
existence of a violation of environmental requirements pertaining to the services
performed under this Contract, and including without limitation:
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a. Damages for personal injury and death, or injury to property or natural resources;
b. Fees incurred for the services of attorneys, consultants, contractors, experts,
laboratories and investigation or remediation of the monitoring wells resulting
from any violation of environmental requirements including, but not limited to,
the preparation of any feasibility studies or reports of the performance of any
cleanup, remediation, removal, response, abatement, containment, closure,
restoration or monitoring work required by any federal, state or local
governmental agency or political subdivision, or otherwise expended in
connection with the existence of such monitoring wells or violations or
environmental requirements, and including without limitation any attorney's fees,
costs and expenses incurred in enforcing this contract or collecting any sums due
hereunder; and
c. Liability to any third person or governmental agency to indemnify such person or
agency for costs expended in connection with the items referenced in
subparagraph (b) herein.
Environmental Reguirements shall mean all applicable present and future statutes,
regulations, rules, plans, authorizations, concessions, franchises, and similar items, of all
governmental agencies, departments, commissions, boards, bureaus, or instrumentalities
of the United States, states, and political subdivisions thereof and all applicable judicial,
administrative, and regulatory decrees, judgments, and orders relating to the protection of
human health or the environment, including without limitation:
a. All requirements, including, but not limited to, those pertaining to reporting,
licensing, emissions, discharges, releases, or threatened releases of hazardous
materials, pollutants, contaminants or hazardous or toxic substances, materials, or
wastes whether solid, liquid, or gaseous in nature, into the air, surface water,
groundwater, storm water, or land, or relating to the manufacture, processing,
distribution, use, treatment, storage, disposal, transport, or handling of pollutants,
contaminants, or hazardous or toxic substances, materials, or wastes, whether
solid, liquid, or gaseous in nature; and
b. All requirements pertaining to the protection of the health and safety of
employees or the public.
Notice to Proceed means the letter issued by the City that authoriz.es Contractor to begin work. It
also authorizes future invoices to be paid.
Subcontract means a contract between the Contractor for this project and another person or
company for any complete task defined in the scope of work. A purchase order is also considered a
subcontract.
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Task Order means a document issued by the City describing the scope of Contractor services, scope
of City services, project schedule, specifications, and drawings & data.
ARTICLE 2 .
SCOPE OF CON1RACTOR'S SERVICES
A. Contractor shall provide professional services for environmental consultant services.
Individual projects will be released on a Task Order basis when the City elects to proceed
with each project. There shall be no minimum guarantee of work under this Contract. The
types of work that Contractor shall provide are as follows :
1. Leaking Petroleum Storage Tank (LPST) site investigation, monitoring, remediation,
and/or closure including necessary field work, data collection and analysis, reporting,
etc .
2. Oversight of underground storage tanks removal, soil and groundwater sampling, and
report preparation to achieve site closure, etc.
3. Phase I Environmental Site Assessments in accordance with the most recent revision of
ASTM E-1527. Include a detailed listing of types of properties assessed along with
specific examples and references.
4 . Phase II Environmental Site Assessments including potential impacts to soil,
groundwater, surface water, and air. Include a detailed listing of type of properties
and/or contaminants investigated along with specific examples and references.
5. National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) associated Categorical Exclusion
criteria reports and Environmental Assessments.
6. Storm water pollutant concentration modeling in City waterways, sewers, and storm
drains .
7. Design, installation and monitoring of systems capable of preventing intrusion of
pollutants from refineries, chemical plants, and bulk handling facilities from reaching
City properties via groundwater flow.
8. Air pollution modeling and preparation of reports to assist the City in developing
programs to reach national air quality standards.
9. Design and construction management of structures, systems, and components intended
to collect and/or prevent environmental pollutants from reaching City storm drain
systems.
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B. All of the tasks and/or subtasks required to complete individual projects will be shown on a
Task Order or Task Orders, agreed to separately by the parties.
C. Contractor agrees to perfonn the work in accordance with the Task Orders, and finther
agrees to provide the City with periodic updates of each Project Schedule as requested by
the City but at least Quarterly on projects that exceed a three (3) month period.
D. Contractor certifies that it has and will maintain during the tenn of this Contract, current and
appropriate federal, state, and local licenses and permits to allow Contractor to perform the
scope of services required by the Contract
E. All Contract documents, including Requests for Qualifications, are hereby incorporated into
and made a part of this Contract.
ARTICLE 3.
SCOPE OF CITY SERVICES
The City agrees to perform the following services:
A. Designate a City representative to provide timely direction to the Contractor and render City
decisions;
B. Coordinate with facilities, City departments, and any tenants for access to any project sites;
and
C. Specify the analytical laboratory where Contractor is to send water, soil air or other samples
for analysis. Laboratory analysis shall be at the City's expense.
ARTICLE 4.
TERM OF CONTRACT; TIME TO ST ART AND TO COMPLETE TASK ORDERS
A. This Contract shall be for a term of one (1) year beginning on the date this Contract is fully
executed. City reserves the right to extend the term of the Contract past the expiration date
to allow task orders which were begun prior to the expiration of the Contract to be
completed. City shall also have the right to extend this Contract for up to two (2)
consecutive one (1) year renewal terms, provided City and Contractor agree in writing at
least thirty (30) days prior to the end of the initial or renewal term. All renewals shall
have the same terms, conditions and fees as set forth herein, unless agreed to otherwise in
writing by both parties in an amendment to this Contract.
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B. Contractor agrees to begin work on each Task Order within thirty (30) days from the date of
the Task Order, and to complete all phases of the work within the time specified in the Task
Order.
ARTICLES .
INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR
The City agrees to hire Contractor as an independent contractor, and not as an officer, servant, or
employee of the City. Contractor shall have the exclusive right to control the details of the work
performed hereunder, and all persons perfomring same, and shall be solely responsible for the
negligent acts and omissions of its officers, agents, employees, and subcontractors. Nothing
herewith shall be construed as creating a partnership or joint venture between the City and
Contractor, its officers, agents, employees, and subcontractors; and the doctrine of respondeat
superior has no application as between the City and Contractor.
ARTICLE 6.
COMPENSATION
A. In consideration for the work performed by Contractor under this Contract, City shall pay
Contractor a total sum not-to-exceed four hundred thousand dollars ($400,000.00), as
agreed upon by both parties. City and Contractor have agreed to unit prices, employee
labor rates, and cost estimates for technology methods. These are attached hereto as Exhibit
"B" and incorporated into this Contract as if set forth herein. The City agrees to pay
Contractor within thirty (30) days after receipt of correct invoices, and the Deliverable
Document(s), for each task completed, for all uncontested or undisputed bills. In the event
of a disputed or contested billing, only that portion so contested will be withheld from
payment, and the undisputed portion will be paid. The City will exercise reasonableness in
contesting any bill or portion thereof. No interest will accrue on any contested portion of the
billing until mutually resolved.
B. The City will not be liable for any Contractor costs in excess of the not-to-exceed amount
unless the City has signed and issued a formal modification to the Contract.
C. Contractor will provide the City with quarterly updates showing the costs incurred for each
task order and the amount remaining in the Contract account. In the event that actual
expenditures may result in a total cost in excess of the not-to-exceed amount, Contractor
must submit a modification to the Contract in accordance with Article 13, below.
D . City will make Progress Payments to Contractor on projects that exceed 30-days only after
completion of tasks and/or subtasks and will be made no less often than once per month.
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E. The City agrees to pay Contractor within thirty (30) days after receipt of correct invoices
and the Deliverable Docmnent for each task/subtask completed.
F. Invoices shall contain at a minimum a detailed breakdown of: labor costs including
employee name, hours worked, and date of work; internal supplies/services used ( e.g.,
hailers, field equipment, etc.); and external supplies/services used with an accmate and
legi'ble invoice.
G. Contractor shall receive no compensation for delays or hindrances to the work, except when
direct and tmavoidable extra cost to Contractor is caused by City's failure to provide
information, if any, which it is required to provide under this Contract. When extra
compensation is claimed, a written itemized statement detailing any and all justifications for
delays incurred shall be presented to the City.
ARTICLE 7.
INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
Contractor certifies that it has and will maintain during the term of this Contract, the below listed
insurance covering the services to be performed, at a minimum. Prior to commencing work, the
Contractor shall deliver to the City, certificates verifying this coverage. At City's option, City
may elect to have Contractor submit its entire. policy for inspection.
A. Commercial General Liability Insurance -$1,000,000 each occurrence and $2,000,000
aggregate.
B. Professional Liability Insmance: (i.e. Errors and Ommissions Liability Insurance)
$1,000,000 each ocurrence; $2,000,000 aggregate.
Professional Liability Insurance shall be written on a project specific basis. The retroactive
date shall be coincident with or prior to the date of this Contract and the certificate of
insurance shall state that the coverage is claims-made and the retroactive date. Toe
insurance coverage shall be maintained for the dmation of this Contract and for five (5)
years following completion of the Contract (Tail Coverage). An annual certificate of
insurance shall be submitted to the City for each year following completion of this Contract.
C. Automobile Liability Insurance -
Coverage on vehicles involved in the work performed under this Contract:
$1~000,000 per accident on a combined single limit basis or;
$500,000 Bodily injury/person
$250,000 Property damage
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D.
A commercial business auto policy shall provide coverage on "any auto," defined as
autos owned, hired and non-owned dwing the course of this Contract.
Worker~s Compensation -
1. Statutory limits for Worker's Compensation plus
2. employer's liability at a minimum:
$100,000 each accident;
$500,000 disease -policy limit; and
$100,000 disease -each employee.
E. Environmental Impairment Liability ffiIL) and/or Pollution Liability -$2,000,000 per
occurrence. BIL coverage(s) must be included in policies listed in items A and B above; or,
such insurance shall be provided under separate policy( s ). Liability for damage occurring
while loading, unloading and transporting materials collected under the contract project shall
be included under the Automobile Liability insurance or other policy(s).
NOTE: BETWEEN A AND E ABOVE, ANY POLLUTION EXPOSURE,
INCLUDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPAIRMENT LIABILITY,
ASSOCIATED WITH THE SERVICES AND OPERATIONS
PERFORMED UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE COVERED;
IN ADDfflON TO SUDDEN AND ACCIDENTAL
CONTAMINATION OR POLLUTION LIABILITY FOR GRADUAL
EMISSIONS AND CLEAN-UP COSTS SHALL BE COVERED.
G. The following shall pertain to, and be annotated upon, all applicable policies of insurance
listed above:
1. Applicable policies shall be endorsed to name the City an Additional Insured
thereon, as its interests may appear. The tenn City shall include its
employees, officers, officials, agents, and volunteers as respects the
contracted services.
2. Certificate(s) of insurance shall document that insurance coverage specified
according to items in section (a) above are provided under applicable
policies documented thereon.
3. Any failure on part of the City to request required insurance documentation
shall not constitute a waiver of the insurance requirements.
4. A minimum of thirty (30) days notice of cancellation or material change in
coverage shall be provided to the City. A ten (10) days notice shall be
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acceptable in the event of non-payment of premium. Such terms shall be
endorsed onto Provider's insurance policies. Notice shall be sent to Brian
Boemer, Director, Department of Environmental Management, City of Fort
Worth, 1000 Throckmorton, Fort Worth, Texas 76102.
5. Insurers for all policies must be authorized to do business in the state of
Texas or be otherwise approved by the City; and, such insurers shall be
acceptable to the City in tenns of their financial strength and solvency.
6. Deductible . limits, or self-insured retentions, affecting insurance required
herein shall be acceptable to the City in its sole discretion; and, in lieu of
traditional insurance, any alternative coverage maintained through insurance
pools or risk retention groups must be also approved. Dedicated financial
resources or letters of credit may also be acceptable to the City.
7. Applicable policies shall each be endorsed with a waiver of subrogation in
favor of the City as respects the contract
8. The City shall be entitled, upon its request and without incurring expense, to
review the Provider's insurance policies including endorsements thereto and,
at the City's discretion, the Provider may be required to provide proof of
insurance premium payments.
9. The Commercial General Liability insurance policy shall have no exclusions
by endorsements unless the City approves such exclusions.
10. The City shall not be responsible for the direct payment of any insurance
premiums required by the contract. It is understood that insurance cost is an
allowable component of Provider's overhead.
11. All insurance required in section (a) above, except for the Professional
Liability insurance policy, shall be written on an occurrence basis in order to
be approved by the City.
12. Subcontractors to the Provider shall be required by the Provider to maintain
the same or reasonably equivalent insurance coverage as required for the
Provider. When subcontractors maintain insurance coverage, Provider shall
provide City with documentation thereof on a certificate of insurance.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, in the event a
subcontractor's insmance coverage is canceled or terminated, such
cancellation or termination shall not constitute a breach by Provider of the
contract
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ARTICLE 8.
PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND WARRANTY
ENERCON Services, Inc., as Contractor, shall perfonn services consistent with skill and care
ordinarily exercised by other professional consultants under similar circumstances at the time
services are perfonned, subject to any limitations established by City as to degree of care, time or
expense to be incurred or other limitations of this Contract. Contractor warrants that it understands
the currently known hazards and suspected h.az.ards which are presented to persons, property and the
environment by petroleum storage tanks testing and repair. Contractor further warrants that it will
perfonn all services under this Contract in a safe, efficient and lawful manner using industry
accepted practices, and in full compliance with all applicable state and federal laws governing its
activities and is under no restraint or order which would prohibit perfonnance of services under this
Contract.
ARTICLE9
LICENSES AND PERMITS
A. Contractor certifies that on the day work is to commence under this Contract and during the
duration of the Contract, it shall have and maintain cmrent valid and appropriate federal and
state licenses and pennits necessary for the provision of services under this Contract
B. Contractor also certifies that if it uses any subcontractor in the perfonnance of this
agreement, that such subcontractor shall have and maintain current valid and appropriate
federal and state licenses and pennits necessary for the provision of services under this
Contract
A.
ARTICLE 10 .
INDEMNIFICATION
Professional Services Indemnification. CONTRACTOR SHALL RELEASE,
INDEMNIFY, REIMBURSE, DEFEND, AND HOLD HARMLESS, CITY, ITS
OFFICERS, AGENTS, SERVANTS AND EMPLOYEES, FROM AND AGAINST
ANY AND ALL CLAIMS OR SUITS FOR PROPERTY DAMAGE OR LOSS
AND/OR PERSONAL INJURY, INCLUDING DEATH, TO ANY AND ALL
PERSONS, ARISING OUT . OF TIIE WORK AND SERVICES TO BE
PERFORMED HEREUNDER BY CONTRACTOR, ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS,
EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS, SUBCONTRACTORS, LICENSEES, OR
INVITEES, INCLUDING DAMAGES, LOSS, INJURY OR DEATH TO THE
EXTENT CAUSED BY ANY ERROR, OMISSION, DEFECT, OR DEFICIENCY IN
THE PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACTOR'S PROFESSIONAL SERVICES OR IN
THE PREPARATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT SERVICES
DOCUMENTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS CONTRACT. CONTRACTOR
SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO INDEMNIFY OR HOLD HARMLESS THE
CITY, ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS, SERVANTS, AND EMPLOYEES FROM LOSS,
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DAMAGE, INJURY, OR DEAm ARISING FROM DEFECTS OR DEFICIENCIES
IN ENGINEERING CRITERIA AND INFORMATION FURNISHED TO
CONTRACTOR BY CITY, WHICH CONTRACTOR COULD NOT DISCOVER BY
THE EXERCISE OF REASONABLE DILIGENCE.
B. General Indemnification. CONTRACTOR DOES HEREBY RELEASE, INDEMNIFY,
REIMBURSE, DEFEND, AND HOLD HARMLESS THE CITY, ITS OFFICERS,
AGENTS, SERVANTS, AND EMPLOYEES FROM AND AGAINST ANY AND
ALL LIABILITY, CLAIMS, SUITS, DEMANDS, OR CAUSES OF ACTION
WHICH MAY ARISE DUE TO ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE TO PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OR PERSONAL INJURY, AND/OR DEATH OCCURRING AS A
CONSEQUENCE OF THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT, WHEN
SUCH INJURIES, DEATH, OR DAMAGES ARE CAUSED BY THE SOLE
NEGLIGENCE OF CONTRACTOR, ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS, OR EMPLOYEES,
OR SUBCONTRACTORS, OR THE JOINT NEGLIGENCE OF CONTRACTOR,
ITS AGENTS, OR EMPLOYEES, OR SUBCONTRACTORS, AND ANY OTHER
PERSON OR ENTITY, EXCLUDING ALL PARTIES INDEMNIFIED
HEREUNDER.
C. Environmental Indemnification. CONTRACTOR DOES HEREBY RELEASE,
INDEMNIFY, REIMBURSE, DEFEND, AND HOLD HARMLESS THE CITY, ITS
OFFICERS, AGENTS, SERVANTS, AND EMPLOYEES FROM AND AGAINST
ANY AND ALL ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGES AND THE VIOLATION OF ANY
AND ALL ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS RESULTING FROM THE
HANDLING, COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, DISPOSAL,
TREATMENT; RECOVERY, AND/OR REUSE, BY ANY PERSON, OF
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS OR HAZARDOUS WASTE UNDER THIS
CONTRACT, TO THE EXTENT SAID ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGES OR THE
VIOLATION OF SAID ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS WERE THE
RESULT OF ANY ACT OR OMISSION OF CONTRACTOR, ITS OFFICERS,
AGENTS, EMPLOYEES, OR SUBCONTRACTORS, OR THE JOINT ACT OR
OMISSION OF CONTRACTOR, ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS, EMPLOYEES, OR
SUBCONTRACTORS AND ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY EXCLUDING
ALL PARTIES INDEMNIFIED HEREUNDER.
D. The obligations of the Contractor wider this section shall include, but not be limited to, the
burden and expense of defending all claims, suits, and administrative proceedings (with
counsel reasonably approved by the indemnified parties), even if such claims, suits or
proceedings are growidless, false, or fraudulent, and in conducting all negotiations of any
description, and paying and discharging, when and as the same be<;;ome due, any and all
judgments, penalties or other sums due against such indemnified persons.
E. Upon learning of a claim, lawsuit, or other liability which Contractor is required herewider
to indemnify, the City shall provide Contractor with reasonably timely notice of same.
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F. The obligations of the Contractor under this section shall survive the expiration of this
contract and the discharge of all other obligations owed by the parties to each other
hereunder.
G. In all of.its contracts with subcontractors for the performance of any work under this
Contract, Contractor shall require the subcontractors to indemnify the City in a manner
consistent with this section.
H: In the event that a written claim for damages against Contractor or any of its
subcontractors remains unsettled at the time all work on the project has been completed
to the satisfaction of the City Manager, as evidenced by a final inspection, final payment
to Contractor shall not be recommended by the City Manager for a period of thirty (30)
days after the date of such final inspection, unless the Contractor submits written
evidence satisfactory to the City Manager that the claim has been settled and a release has
been obtained from the claimant involved.
1. If the claim concerned remains unsettled at the expiration of the said thirty-day
period, the Contractor may be deemed by the City Manager to be entitled to a
semi-final payment for work completed, such semi-final payment to be in an
amount equal to the· total dollar amount then due less the dollar value of any
written claims pending against the Contractor arising out of the performance of
such work.
2. The City Manager shall not recommend final payment to Contractor if a claim for
damages is outstanding for a period of six (6) months following the date of the
acceptance of the work performed unless the Contractor submits evidence in
writing, satisfactory to the City Manager, that:
a The claim has been settled and a release has been obtained from the
claimant involved; or
b. Good faith efforts have been made to settle such outstanding claims, and
such good faith efforts have failed.
3. If condition (a) above is met at any time within the six (6) month period, the City
Manager shall recommend that the final payment to Contractor be made. If
condition (b) above is met at any time within the six ( 6) month period, the City
Manager may recommend that final payment to Contractor be made. At the
expiration of the six (6) month period, the City Manager may recommend that
final payment be made if all other work has been performed and all other
obligations of the Contractor have been met to the satisfaction of the City
Manager.
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ARTICLE 11 .
DEFAULT
A. Contractor shall not be deemed to be in default because of any failure to perfonn under
this Contract, if the failure arises from causes beyond the control and without the fault or
negligence of Contractor. Such causes shall include acts of God, acts of the public
enemy, acts of Government, in either its sovereign or contractual capacity, fires, flood,
epidemics, quarantine restrictions, strikes, freight embargoes, and unusually severe
weather.
B. If Contractor fails to begin work herein provided for within the time specified above, or
to complete such work within the time specified above, within the true meaning of this
Contract, City shall have the right to take charge of and complete the work in such a
manner as it may deem appropriate. If City exceeds the costs detailed in the attached
documents, City may deliver to Contractor a written itemized statement of the total
excess costs, and Contractor shall reimburse City for such excess costs without delay .
C. If, at any time during the tenn of this Contract, the work of Contractor fails to meet the
specifications of the Contract Documents, City may notify Contractor of the deficiency in
writing. Failure of Contractor to correct such deficiency and complete the work required
under this Contract to the satisfaction of City within ten (10) days after written
notification shall constitute default, and shall result in tennination of this Contract. All
costs and attorneys fees incurred by City in the enforcement of any provision of this
Contract shall be paid by Contractor.
D. The remedies provided for herein are in addition to any other remedies available to City
elsewhere in this Contract and by law.
ARTICLE 12.
TERMINATION
A. City may terminate this Contract without cause by giving thirty (30) days written notice to
Contractor, provided that such termination shall be without prejudice to any other remedy
the City may have. In the event of tennination, any work in progress will continue to
completion unless specified otherwise in the notice of termination .
B. If the City terminates this Contract under Subparagraph A of this Article, City shall pay
Contractor for all services perfonned prior to the tennination notice .
C . All completed or partially completed original documents prepared under this Contract shall
become the property of the City when the Contract is tenninated, and may be used by the
City in any manner it desires; provided, however, that the Contractor shall not be liable for
the use of such documents for any purpose other than as described when requested.
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D. In the event either party defaults in the performance of any of its obligations under this
Contract, misrepresents to the other a material fact, or fails to notify the other party of any
material fact which would affect the party's performance of its obligations hereunder, the
non-defaulting party shall have a right to terminate this Contract upon giving the defaulting
party written notice describing the breach or omission in reasonable detail. The defaulting
party shall have a thirty (30) day period commencing upon the date of notice of default in
which to affect a cure. If the defaulting party fails to affect a cure within the aforesaid thirty
(30) day period, or if the default cannot be cured, the Contract shall temrinate as of the date
provided in the notice of default.
ARTICLE 13.
MODIFICATION
No modification of this Contract shall be binding on Contractor or the City unless set out in
writing and signed by both parties. Modifications shall be in the same format as the final
specification showing the change or addition of a task, project schedule, deliverable document(s),
and schedule of payments.
ARTICLE 14 .
RIGHT TO AUDIT
A. Contractor agrees that the City shall, until the expiration of three (3) years after final
payment under this Contract, have access to and the right to examine and photocopy any
directly pertinent books, documents, papers and records of the Contractor involving
transactions relating to this contract. Contractor agrees that the City shall have access
during normal working hours to all necessary Contractor facilities and shall be provided
adequate and appropriate workspace in order to conduct audits in compliance with the
provisions of this Article. The City shall give Contractor reasonable advance notice of
intended audits.
B. Contractor further agrees to include in all its subcontractor agreements hereunder a
provision to the effect that the subcontractor agrees that the City shall, until the expiration of
three (3) years after final payment under the subcontract, have access to and the right to
examine and photocopy any directly pertinent books, documents, papers and records of such
subcontractor, involving transactions to the subcontract, and further, that the City shall have
access during normal working hours to all subcontractor facilities, and shall be provided
adequate and appropriate work space, in order to conduct audits in compliance with the
provisions of this Article. City shall give subcontractor reasonable advance notice of
intended audits. The term "subcontract" as used herein includes purchase orders.
C . Contractor and subcontractor agree to photocopy such documents as may be requested by
the City. The City agrees to reimburse Contractor and/or subcontractor for the cost of
copies at the rate published in the Texas Administrative Code in effect as of the time
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copying is performed.
ARTICLE 15.
NON-DISCRIMINATION
A. During the performance of this Contract. Contractor agrees not to discriminate against any
employee or applicant for employment because of race, religion. color, sex or national
origin. except where religion. sex or national origin is a bona fide occupational qualification
reasonably necessary to the normal operation of the Contractor. Contractor agrees to post in
conspicuous places. available to employees and applicants for employment, notices setting
forth the provisions of the non-discrimination clause .
B. Contractor also agrees that in all solicitations or advertisements for employees placed by or
on behalf of this Contract, that Contractor is an equal opportunity employer.
C. Notices, advertisements, and solicitations placed in accordance with federal law, rule or
regulation shall be deemed sufficient for the purpose of meeting the requirements of this
section.
ARTICLE 16.
MlNORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENIBRPRISES
In keeping with the City's Minority/Women Business Enterprise (MWBE) ordinance, Contractor
agrees a minimum of fifteen percent (15%) of the total dollar value of this Contract will be paid as
compensation to certified MWBE firms. Monthly reporting is required to the City of Fort Worth-
MWBE Office, 1000 Throckmorton Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76102. Proof of payment for all
invoices from MWBE firms will be required. Final payment to the Contractor under this Contract
may be withheld pending MWBE Office approval of documentation.
ARTICLE 17.
GOVERNING LAW
The City and Contractor agree that the laws of the State of Texas shall govern the validity and
construction of this Contract, except where preempted by federal law.
ARTICLE 18.
SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this Contract are severable; and if for any reason any one or more of the
provisions contained herein are held to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable in any respect, the
invalidity. illegality or unenforceability shall not affect any other provision of this Contract. and
this Contract shall remain in effect and be construed as if the invalid, illegal or unenforceable
provision had never been contained in the Contract.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANT SERVICES
WffH ENERCON SERVICES. INC. 9.11 .06 CRL
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ARTICLE 19 .
RIGHI'S AND REMEDIES NOT WAIVED
In no event shall the making by the City of any payment to Contractor constitute or be construed as
a waiver by the City of any breach of covenant, or any default which may then exist, on the part of
Contractor, and the making of any such payment by the City while any such breach or default exists
shall in no way impair or prejudice any right or remedy available to the City with respect to such
breach or default. Any waiver by either party of any provision or condition of the Contract shall not
be construed or decreed to be a waiver of any other provision or condition of this Contract, nor a
waiver of a subsequent breach of the same provision or condition. unless such waiver be expressed
in writing by the party to be bound.
ARTICLE 20.
VENUE
Venue of any suit or cause of action under this Contract shall lie in Tarrant County, Texas.
ARTICLE 21.
NOTICES
Any notices , bills, invoices or reports requited by this Contract shall be sufficient if sent by the
parties in the United States mail, postage paid , to the address noted below:
If to the City:
Brian Boemer, Director
Department of Environmental Management
City of Fort Worth
1000 Throckmorton
Fort Worth, Texas 76102-6311
If to the Contractor:
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ARTICLE 22.
ENTIRETY
This Contract, the Contract documents and any other documents incorporated by reference herein
contain all the terms and conditions agreed to by the City and Contractor, and no other contracts,
oral or otherwise, regarding the subject matter of this contract or any part thereof shall have any
validity or bind any of the parties hereto .
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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANT SERVICES
wrrH ENERCON SERJIICE:s, INC. 9.11 .06 CRL
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ARTICLE 23.
ASSIGNMENT
The City and Contractor bind themselves and any successors and assigns to this Contract
Contractor shall not assign, suble4 or transfer its interest in this Contract without written consent of
the City. Nothing herein shall be construed as creating any personal liability on the part of any
officer or agent of the City, nor shall it be construed as giving any rights or benefits hereunder to
anyone other than the City and Contractor. ·
ARTICLE 24 .
AUTIIORIZATION
The undersigned officer and/or agents of the parties hereto are properly authorized
officials and have the necessary authority to execute this Agreement on behalf of the parties
hereto, and each party hereby certifies to the other that any necessary resolutions extending such
authority have been duly passed and are now in full force and effect.
IN WITNESS THE~F, the City of Fort Worth and Contractor have fully executed this
Contract on this day CX':\, ~ , 2006, in triplicate in Tarrant County, Texas.
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WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW
Pursuant to V.T.C.A. Labor Code §406.96 (2000), as amended, Contractor certifies that
it provides workers' compensation insurance coverage for all of its employees employed
on City of Fort Worth Department of Environmental Management Project No. DEMOS-
07:EECS.
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF TARRANT
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Before me, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared
John R . Corn , known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the
foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same as the act
and deed of Vice Presiaent for the purposes and
consideration therein expressed and in the capacity therein stated.
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Statement of Qualifications
DEMOS-07:EECS
Original Copy ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
ANNUAL CONTRACT
Submitted to:
CITY OF FORT WORTH
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
Purchasing Division
1000 THROCKMORTON
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76102
Prepared by:
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
12100 Ford Rd., Suite 200
Dallas, Texas 75234
June 1, 2006
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
An Employee Owned Company
12100 Ford Road, Suite 200
Dallas, TX 75234
(972) 484-3854
Fax : (972) 484-8835
June 1, 2006
VIA Hand Delivery
City of Fort Worth Purchasing Division
1000 Throckmorton
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
Subject: Request for Qualification Documents
Project DEM06-07: EECS
Environmental and Engineering Consulting Services Annual Contract
Please find enclosed Enercon Services, Inc.' s response to the above Request for
Qualifications for support of the City of Fort Worth Environmental Management
Department.
We are very interested in the proposed procurement and have submitted the enclosed
Statement of Qualifications in response. Enercon has been the Environmental and
Engineering Consulting firm for the City of Fort Worth for the past three years, and thus,
has extensive experience and knowledge of the City's needs. Enercon has all the
necessary qualifications and licenses to support the City of Fort Worth for this Scope of
Work. Enercon understands that planning and execution go hand-in-hand for effective
project management and cost control. Enercon is dedicated to provide quality solutions
with a high level of professionalism and to integrate our efforts with the City 's needs in a
partnership of mutual goals and objectives. We pledge to provide superior services that
make efficient use of resources and provide realistic solutions.
We look forward to the opportunity to present and discuss our qualifications with the City
of Fort Worth. Please call Don Parsons or myself at 972-484-3854 to answer any
questions or for further discussions .
Regards,
ENEcJZ?)'~
Charles D. Harlan, P.G .
Manager, Environmental Services
2.0 QUALIFICATIONS DOCUMENTS
2.1 OUAUFICATIONS DOCUMENT CHECKLIST
All Qualifications Documents , including this Checklist , must be completed in full and
submitted in a sealed envelope, in the requested order, or the Qualifications Package may
be considered as a non-responsive submittal.
Oualificatjons Documents
1. QUALIFICATIONS DOCUMENT CHECKLIST
2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF ADDENDA
3. MINORITY and WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES ( ~""t..cz_ ~
4. QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY
5. QUALIFICATIONS OF PROVIDER
6. LIST OF SUBCONTRACTORS
7. INSURANCE CERTIFICATES
8. PROVIDER 'S LICENSES & CERTIFICATES
9. PROVIDER 'S LEGAL & COMPLIANCE HISTORY
10 . PROVIDER 'S FINANCIAL STATEMENT
11 . HEAL TH & SAFETY PROGRAM MANUALS
I understand that failure to submit all of these items may cause my submittal to be considered non-resgonsive .
Name John R . Com -~ c·~
Title
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2.2
2.2.1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF ADDENDA
Check if applicable /
The undersigned acknowledges the receipt of the following addendum(a) to the Request for
Qualifications, and has attached all addenda following this page. (Add lines if necessary).
Addendum Number 1
( ate received)
Addendum Number 2
(Date received)
Addendum Number 3
(Date received)
Addendum Number 4
(Date received)
2.2.2 Check if applicable __
The undersigned acknowledges the receipt of no addenda to the Request for Qualifications.
PROVIDER:
Enercon Services , Inc . JohnR. Com
Company Name rint or type name of signatory)
12100 Ford Rd., Suite 200
Address
Dallas , TX 75234 resident, Environmental Services
City , State, Zip (print or type)
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FROM:
DATE:
RE:
fORTWORTH
ENVIRONME TAL MANAG ME T
ADDENDUM
Interested Parties
Roger Grantham, Environmental Program Manager
Department of Environmental Management
May 22, 2006
Addendum #1
Professional Contract for Environmental Engineering and Consulting
Services
Project #: DEM06-07: EECS
As of Monday, May 22, 2006, the following clarifications are as follows;
1. What constitutes a "page" (i.e. must they be printed single sided or can they be
printed double sided)? Does a double side count as one or two pages?
A: Each individual side of a page will count towards the applicable page limit. A single-
sided page will equal one page as a double-sided page will equal two pages.
2. Must the project experience be limited to projects the submitting company has
performed, or can it include projects the employees have performed prior to
employment with the submitting company?
A: Project experience may include past experiences the employee may have had while
working for another employer, as the experience gained from previous work-related
projects is now associated with the present day employer.
3. Please clarify page 2-6: are the references, organizational chart, and resumes being
part of the 20 page Statement of Qualifications, or are they in addition to the 20
pages?
A: As stated in the pre-submittal meeting, the resume pages are restricted to one page
per person with the number restricted to pertinent personnel assigned to work on
projects for the City. In addition, the organizational chart is not included within the
page limit. Twenty pages maximum for company qualifications, ten pages per
subcontractor, and one page per resume per person for the general descriptive
verbiage. In addition, the tabs, cover pages, table of contents, index sheets, etc ...
do not count in the page totals.
4. Please clarify the statement from 2.7.2 (a) 4, concerning "Professional Liability
Insurance shall be written on a project specific basis." Does this mean that we need
a separate policy for this contract?
A: Professional liability insurance is not required to be written on a project specific
basis. The coverage will extend to the entire scope of projects the City will
undertake during the course of the usage of this contract.
5. Please clarify 2.7.2 (b) concerning additional insured. Is this just applicable for the
general liability and automobile liability, and NOT for the workers compensation and
professional liability.
A: Additional insured applicability should be applied across all areas of insurance
required under this contract.
6. The Certification of Providers Legal and Compliance History (Page 2-16). Can we
have each of our subcontractors submit there own signed Certification vs. the
Provider signing for everyone.
A: The Provider is considered the general or prime contractor. It is necessary for the
provider to supply certification for their past compliance history. In addition,
certifications may also be included for each individual subcontractor as related to
their compliance history.
6. Is one copy required of the MWBE Utilization and Cost Schedule required? Is the
MWBE Utilization Plan an actual HUB plan: is there a specific format the City is
requesting?
A: Attach one copy of the MWBE utilization plan in a separate, marked envelope and
one copy of the Cost schedule in another separate, marked envelope. The City's
MWBE office can be contacted at 817-392-6104 for further information related to the
City's MWBE program and requirements.
7. How many copies need to be included in the submittal package?
A: Each vendor should submit one original and three sets of copies of the Request for
Qualifications documents. A complete set will include the qualifications summary and
three separately marked envelopes that will include the cost schedule, the Health
and Safety Plan documentation and information, and the MWBE utilization plan.
Only one copy of the HASP is required to be included with the submittal package,
otherwise, each set will include the qualifications summary, the MWBE utilization
plan, and the cost schedule.
8. Does the City wish for the cost/pricing document to be prepared in any particular
format? Will a listing of the company personnel and equipment rates be adequate
for your review? Do we need costs from our proposed subcontractors as well?
A: Attached to this addendum is a chart detailing applicable personnel titles and
corresponding rates per our that you may use for guidance in completing this
portion of the RFO. If listing of company personnel and equipment rates will be
applicable for conducting activities under this contract, it may be included.
Subcontractor costs should not be included.
9. Are recent financial statements required for the submittal? Can these be sent in a
separately marked envelope?
A: Recent financial statements less than six months of age are required and should be
bound within the submittal. The latest annual report may be included provided it
meets the time schedule.
10. Regarding work history with the City, will points be awarded for subcontractors who
have a work history with the City, even though the provider may not have
performed work for the City?
A: Yes. Subcontractors that may have performed work for the City will be considered
for awarding the point total for previous work history.
11. What is the MWBE project goal for this RFQ?
A: The MWBE participation goal for this project is 15%.
12. What counties are included within the recognized NTCOG/MWBE region?
A. The counties include Tarrant, Dallas, Rockwall, Kaufman, Collin, Parker, Ellis,
Johnson, and Denton.
13. The following is a listing of the attendees at the pre-submittal meeting held
Thursday, May 18, 2006:
Name Company E-mail
Michael Couture Arkose Enqineerinq mike@arkoseinc.com
Freddie Guerra BDS Technologies fa urerra@bdstechnoloaies .com
Donna Ballard BDS Technologies dballard@bdstechnoloaies .com
Dan Murphy TCB dan.murohv@tcb.aecom.com
David Nicholson ENSR dnicholson@ensr .aecom.com
David Maves SCS Engineers dmaves@scsena.com
Michael Boos ECS-Texas mboos@ecslimited.com
Sal Gazioqlu ATC Associates aazioalu74@atcassociates.com
James Cowles ATC Associates iames.cowles@atcassociates.com
Gerardo de la Pena URS aerardo de la oena@urscoro.com
Robert Melton URS robert melton@urscoro.com
Don Parsons Enercon doarsons@enercon.com
Amv Reaqan Enercon areaaan@enercon.com
Mark Gray Enercon marav@enercon.com
Dan Spencer Benchmark Environmental dan@benchmarkenviro.com
Michael Whitehead W&M Environmental mwhitehead@wh -m.com
Gene Murray W&M Environmental amurrav@wh -m.com
Amanda Breitling Carter & Burgess amanda.breitl ina@c-b.com
James Greer Carter & Burqess iames.areer@c -b.com
Chris Tomalin Shaw christooher. tom a Ii n@shawaro .com
Charles Gaddy Shaw charles .aaddv@shawaro.com
Tom Cincotta Malcom Pirnie tomcincotta@oirnie .com
Robert Chambers Freese & Nichols rwc@freese.com
Peter van Noort CH2M Hill oeter.van.noort@ch2m.com
Jesse Coleman MACTEC iecoleman@mactec.com
Drew Sutton MACTEC dwsutton@mactec.com
Keith Kirkpatrick Terracon klkirkoatrick@terracon .com
Israel Aquilar Abacus LGIDallas@LGIDallas.com
Bob Taeger PBS&J retaaerc@obsi .com
Note the following City of Fort Worth representative contact information:
Roger Grantham
Environmental Program Manager
Department of Environmental Management
City of Fort Worth
1000 Throckmorton Street
Fort Worth, TX, 76102-6311
Phone (817) 392-8592
Fax (817) 392-6359
Roger.Grantham@fortworthgov.org
2.4 OUAUFICAJIONS SUMMARY
TO THE CITY OF FORT WORTH:
The undersigned hereby proposes to furnish the equipment, labor , materials ,
superintendence , and any other items or services necessary to perform the required
environmental engineering services as instructed by the City . All work will be outlined in a
Task Order issued by the City to the Provide r for each required task. The Scope of
Services is outlined on the following pages of the Qualifications Documents .
All Qualifications Documents have been submitted in one sealed package .
h r'& .1 / o/7~~denda to the Request for Qualifications have been received as acknowledged
in Section 2.2 .
This Qualifications Summary and the accompanying Qualifications Documents are
intended to be complete and will remain valid for sixty (60) days from the date of submittal.
PROVIDER:
Enercon Services, Inc.
(Company Name)
12100 Ford Rd .• Suite 200
(Address)
D all as TX 7523 4
(City , State , Zip )
972 /484-3854
Phone)
Vice Pr si dent, Envi ro nmental Services
Title rint or type)
972 /484-8835
(FAX)
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2.4 Summary of Qualifications
Enercon Services, Inc. is a multidiscipline engineering and consulting company . Our people are
experienced and recognized industry professionals. We are dedicated to solutions that address all of the
City's objectives and believe in fostering strong business relationship built on mutual respect. Our
corporate and staff philosophy is to provide high-quality, cost effective solutions to our clients, and to
integrate our efforts with the client's needs while conducting business in an ethical manor. Enercon
understands that planning and execution go hand-in-hand for effective project management and cost
control. Our past performance on the existing contract echoes this philosophy and is a testament to our
commitment to the City of Fort Worth.
Performance on Current Contract
Quality on Contract performance
Enercon 's highly qualified staff of professional scientists, engineers, and technicians combined with our
proven in-house review and quality control procedures assures our clients of the very highest quality
procedures and deliverables.
Saving on Contract Performance
A few notable examples are:
After determining that there was no advantage to the City of Fort Worth in pursuing closure under the
Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) of the Water Field Operations project, (initiated by the previous
environmental consultant) Enercon had oversight of that project transferred to the Corrective Action
Section of the TCEQ, saving the City the thousands in expense of performing additional unnecessary
subsurface investigations .
Brennan Service Center is an existing LPST site where a release was discovered from an AST located
onsite. Enercon negotiated with TCEQ to allow release to be investigated and remediated under PST rules
as opposed to TRRP rules , creating significant savings in characterization and clean up costs.
After review of historical data and negotiations with the TCEQ, Enercon was able to reduce the number of
monitoring events from quarterly to semi-annually at the LaGrave Field site. This equated to annual
saving of approximately $26,000 per year for the City .
Responsiveness and On -Time Performance
Enercon was 100% on-time whenever completions deadlines were specified on projects during the current
contract period .
Safety
Enercon and all of our subcontractors during the current contract period set a 100% clean safety record .
Health and Safety Plans were prepared for each project with tailgate safety meetings held prior to initiation
of work.
Cost Containment
Enercon consistently completed projects at or below issued task order budgets from the City during the
current contract period.
M/WBE Commitment
Enercon continually strived to enhance subcontract opportunities with local Minority and Woman Business
Enterprises throughout the duration of the contract. To date, our utilization of M/WBE equates to 19 % of
gross receipts, exceeding the City's 15 % goals .
Familiarity with City
Many of our professional field staff and our subcontractor team members have a strong working
relationship with many City personnel. We have first-hand working knowledge of current and
anticipated future projects . Continuity in services prevails by selecting Enercon to continue as the City 's
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Environmental and Engineering firm. Such consistency has many positive implications of which include
significant savings in direct and indirect cost.
Lowest Cost to Execute a New Contract
Selecting Enercon provides for a seamless transition from contract to contract, eliminating the time and
expense (including intangible costs) that otherwise would be required should a different firm be selected.
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2.5 Qualifications of the Provider
2.5.1 Office Locations
This submittal provides Enercon Services, Inc's. Qualifications for providing the Scope of Work described in the City of
Fort Worth's Qualification Package, DEM06-07:EECS, Environmental and Engineering Consulting Services Annual
Contract. Enercon has proposed as the Prime Contractor and will be ultimately responsible for all work completed under
this contract. Enercon has teamed with seven (7) local M/WBE firms in support of this contract. For a complete
listing, see section 2.5.6 "Project Team".
Primary Provider
Firm Name:
Contact:
Address:
Corporate Office:
Enercon Services, Inc.
Charles Harlan -Office Manager
12100 Ford Rd. Ste. #200
Dallas, TX 75234
972-484-3854
972-484-8835 fax
5100 E. Skelly Drive, Suite 450
Tulsa, OK 74135
918-665-7693
918-665-7232 fax
Taxpayer I.D.: 73-1176079 An Employee Owned Company
Enercon Services, Inc ., an employee owned company, was incorporated in 1982 and, through our reputation for quality
work and outstanding client service, has grown to thirteen offices nationwide with over 450 highly-skilled professional,
technical, and support personnel. Our client base currently consists of over 300 of the largest corporations in the nation
plus hundreds of local clients . In addition to having successfully closed over 300 UST sites, we have successfully
implemented scores of varied environmental projects for governmental and industrial clients. Included in the list of
projects completed or in progress are Phase I, II Environmental Assessments, NEPA compliance studies , environmental
engineering services , remediation services, air quality studies, Clean Air Act testing and permitting, commercial power
industry nuclear reactor permitting , and emergency response for petroleum and hazardous materials .
2.5.2 Demonstration of Innovative Approach and Technology
The consideration of new and innovative technology is al ways in th e forefront of Enercon ' s approach in determining
cost effective solutions for specific project objectives . Below lists a few examples of Enercon 's innovative
environmental applications .
Surfactant Flushing Remediation Technology
The application of innovative remediation technology offers the opportunity to significantly reduce the time and cost
of remediation while moving the project toward closure. The main issue with typical remediation methods has been
extensive time for remediation and inability to remove petroleum source areas, especially if the source is deeply
buried . As a result of low solubility and slow rates of dissolution, the removal of nonaqueous phase liquids (NAPL)
contaminants can frequently be inefficient and expensive using pump-and-treat technologies .
Enercon Services, Inc. offers experience and expertise in the application of accelerated environmental remediation
methods, such as in-situ surfactant flushing, to achieve the project objectives of our clients.
Surfactant Flushing Technology Description
By using surfactant flushing , the aqueous solubility of a contaminant trapped in pore spaces of an aquifer can be
increased by 2 to 3 orders of magnitude . This approach is effective and appropriate for both light non -aqueous phase
liquids (LNAPLs) as well as dense nonaqueous phase liquids (DNAPLs).
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Surfactant Flushing Highlights:
1. Is proven effective for a wide range of contaminants including DNAPLs and LNAPLs.
2. Is an in-situ technology with a relatively small surface area requirement for system installation ;
3 . Can be used to remediate beneath occupied or obstructed areas such as buildings and roadways;
4. Can be the most cost-effective remediation alternative where the contaminant covers a large area or the
contaminant source is deeply buried .
Environmental Management Systems
An Environmental Management System (EMS) is a web based information system that produces automated reports,
project tracking, and standardized documentation for water, waste, and air. The objective of an EMS is to manage
compliance activities and processes to identify, control, and monitor the associated aspects that produce actual or
potential environmental impacts.
Employing an EMS will bring significant benefits with an immediate and positive impact on the City 's efficiency
and its bottom line. These benefits include: Improved compliance with applicable environmental regulations,
enhanced operating efficiencies, reduced risks, and increased employee awareness of environmental issues and
responsibilities to the surrounding communities.
Administrating all the environmental and safety issues surrounding a compliant facility is a tremendous
responsibility . Issues ranging from Title V , RCRA closures , and Wastewater/Storm water discharge permits to
Operating Permit Limitations and Right-to-Know requirements can be quite complex; therefore a Compliance
Management System (CMS) is essential to any EMS. The CMS should be utilized to ensure that all facilities in the
organization are in compliance by centralizing compliance and internal activities and information within one system.
This integrated approach allows more efficient management and should be able to understand and communicate
compliance information in a cost effective manner (i .e . a web based platform).
Multimedia Applications
By employing an electronic (i.e . web based) information management system, the City can automate what otherwise
is a difficult and time consuming paper tracking and manual reporting processes. Enabling your staff to standardize,
document, and more effectively manage day to day compliance tasks . Multimedia applications should include:
• Air Management (i .e . Emission Calculations and Electronic Submittals);
• Waste Management (i.e. Waste Tracking, Profiling, Manifest Generation , Compliance Reporting, and TFDS
Audit Tracking);
• Water Management (i.e. Pretreatment Requirements, Data Collection, Discharge Calculations and Discharge
Monitoring Reporting);
• SARA Requirements (i.e. Simplified TRI Reporting by having all release data in one system);
• Compliance Management -Ensure that all facilities in the organization are in compliance by centralizing
compliance and internal activities and information within one system (i.e. SPCC and storm water inspections).
• Environmental Management -Having documentation standardized and easily available for external and internal
audits of existing ISO 14001 and other EMS Systems.
• Incident EHS Management -Environmental and safety incident tracking and reporting application-providing all
the necessary tools for immediate notification, analysis, response and agency reporting.
• Historian Data Management -Live monitoring of electronically filed (i .e. pdf) permits, compliance histories,
regulatory and internal correspondences .
By implementing an EMS the City will reduce their liabilities, improve their compliance with environmental
regulations, and reduce their ongoing impacts on the environment. Enercon has assisted its customers in developing
and implementing EMS utilizing it's wide range ofregulatory compliance and project management expertise as well
as by teaming with experts in the software development business.
Sonic Drilling
As part of a hydrological study on a Brownfield project, Enercon recently utilized the sonic drilling technique to
evaluate groundwater for the presence of chlorinated solvents in upper and lower water bearing zones. This
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technique allowed continuous coring/logging of the boreholes that were drilled to depths in excess of 100 feet below
grade, with the maximum depth of 120 feet below surface . Drilling required the coring through zones containing
silts, sands, limestone rock, and clay. The boreholes were completed with 4-inch groundwater wells and sampled .
The sonic drilling method employed the use of high-frequency, resonant energy to advance a core barrel or casing
into subsurface formations . During drilling, the resonant energy was transferred down the drill string to the bit face
at various sonic frequencies . Simultaneously rotating the drill string evenly distributes the energy and impact at the
bit face . The resonant energy is generated inside of the sonic head by two counter-rotating weights . A pneumatic
isolation system inside the head prevents the resonant energy from transmitting to the drill rig and preferentially
directs the energy down the drill string . The driller controls the resonant energy generated by the sonic oscillator to
match the formation being encountered to achieve maximum drilling productivity. When the resonant sonic energy
coincides with the natural frequency of the drill string, resonance occurs. This results in the maximum amount of
energy being delivered to the bit face . At the same time, the friction of the soil immediately adjacent to the entire
drill string is substantially minimized, resulting in very fast penetration rates. The sonic method allowed
advancement of casing as the borehole was drilled, allowing the borehole to remain open and preventing collapse .
The sonic drilling method offered several distinct advantages over conventional drilling technologies:
1. Speed -This method was two to three times faster than conventional overburden drilling methods.
2. Superior information -This method provided a continuous, relatively undisturbed core sample of
unparalleled quality and accuracy through the entire vadose zone and aquifer formation .
3. Superior Well Construction -The sonic method caused minimal di sturbance to the surrounding borehole
wall , resulting in more efficient well development and performance .
4 . Flexibility -The sonic method enabled the advancement of a temporary outer casing as the borehole was
drilled, allowing the upper water bearing zone to be sealed off from the lower zone. This reduced the
potential for cross contamination between water bearing zones .
Advancement Through Rocky/Hard Zones -During drilling the resonant energy is transferred down the drill string
to the bit face at various sonic frequencies controlling the resonant energy generated by the sonic oscillator to match
the formation being encountered to achieve maximum drilling productivity .
The benefits of the sonic drilling method consist of faster drilling time, cleaner operation, better logging of borehole,
and more success in drilling through tough lithologic zones (limestone) which results in increased overall project
success.
2.5.3 Program Manager and Key Personnel
Don R. Parsons, Jr., P.G., CAPM Program Manager
Enercon Services, Inc/BS Geology/33 yrs expn with Enercon -In addition to being the Program Manager for the
current City of Fort Worth Environmental Engineering Consulting Services Contract, Mr. Parsons is a Senior Project
Manager and Hydrogeologist in Enercon 's Dallas office, and will continue to serve as Enercon's Program Manager
for the City of Fort Worth Environmental and Engineering Consulting Services Contract. Mr. Parsons has a total
of almost 13 years of experience administering indefinite quantity task order environmental services
contracts for the City of Fort Worth, City of Dallas, DART, United States Postal Service, JPMorgan Chase
Bank, and City of Irving. He has over 33 years of subsurface geological experience, the last 16 of which have
been devoted to project management of a wide range of geological and geophysical investigations. Mr. Parsons
has performed over 200 Phase I Environmental Site Assessments along with dozens of Phase II Projects . In
addition, he has managed numerous TCEQ/TNRCC Industrial & Hazardous Waste investigations and remediation
for heavy metals and solvents and performed numerous air quality investigations, mold investigations, and ambient
noise monitoring projects for a major national bank. Mr. Parsons is well versed in the Texas Risk Reduction Rules
(TRRP) and has prepared several Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) applications, several Affected Property
Assessment Reports (APARs), and currently provides technical oversight for a VCP site. Mr. Parsons has been
responsible for the closure of three City of Fort Worth sites under the present contract and is in the process
of investigating or closing numerous others. For a more complete resume on Mr. Parsons, please refer to the
Resumes section of this response, Section 2.5 .11.
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Mr. Parsons has been with Enercon for 7 years. Mr. Parsons will be able to devote up to 100% of his time to the
proposed contract.
Mark C. Gray, P.G., CAPM Sr. Project Manager, Environmental Services
Enercon Services, Inc./M.S . Geology with Hydrogeology emphasis/B.S . Geology/25 years exp/3 with Enercon -In
addition to being a Senior Project Manager and Hydrogeologist with Enercon, Mr. Gray is instrumental in
leading and directing numerous subsurface investigations for the City of Fort Worth under the present
contract. Mr. Gray was in charge of the environmental effort of remediating lead-contaminated soil in the
Evans & Rosedale Business and Cultural District, resulting in the issuance of over 70 Certificates of Completion
(COCs) from the Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) of the TCEQ. He also was in charge of the investigation,
delineation, groundwater monitoring, free product recovery, and design of a remediation system for a leaking
AST, and negotiated with TCEQ to allow release to be investigated and remediated under PST rules rather than
TRRP at the Brennan Service Center. Mr. Gray's efforts lead directly to the issuance of a COC for a City of Fort
Worth VCP site located at 801 Missouri. Mr. Gray's efforts also resulted in the issuance of closure to the City of
Fort Worth for two UST sites, located at 825 and 823 W . Vickery. Mr. Gray was responsible for meeting several
crucial deadlines, resulting in the savings of thousands of dollars for the City of Fort Worth, by allowing the Village
Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant to be closed under the TCEQ's Risk Reduction Rules rather than TRRP. Over
his 25 years in business, Mr. Gray has conducted countless Phase I, II, and III ESAs, is experienced in Air
Compliance and Permitting, and has prepared groundwater monitoring plans for Subtitle D landfills. Mr.
Gray is intimately familiar with TCEQ TRRP, PST, and Risk Reduction Rules. For a more complete resume
on Mr. Gray, please refer to the Resumes section of this response, Section 2.5 .11.
Mr. Gray has been with Enercon for 3 years . Mr. Gray will be able to devote up to 100% of his time to the
proposed contract.
Gregory "Greg" T. Brown Sr. Project Manager, Air Quality Services
Enercon Services, Inc./M.S. Occupational Health -Industrial Hygiene/18 years exp/3 with Enercon -As an
Industrial Hygienist and Senior Project Manger with Enercon, Mr. Brown has evaluated occupational health
exposures to various compounds throughout Texas , Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arkansas, Louisiana, North Carolina,
Tennessee, Alabama, Mexico and India. He currently provides consultation to business personnel in the
development of safety policies in accordance with NIOSH and ACGIH recommendations, OSHA and EPA
regulations. Mr. Brown was Safety Director for the Dallas Regional Office, where he developed safety programs
and instructed 150 employees in safety policies and procedures . Associated duties consisted of evaluating
occupational health exposures throughout North Texas , including, but not limited to: cumulative trauma disorders,
respiratory, noise and dermatological exposure hazards. Mr. Brown provided respiratory protection direction to
Enercon and JPMorgan Chase Bank personnel entering previously submerged banks in New Orleans following
Hurricane Katrina . For a more complete resume on Mr. Brown, please refer to the Resumes section of this response,
Section 2 .5 .11.
Mr. Brown has been with Enercon for 3 years. Mr. Brown will be able to devote up to 45 % of his time to the
proposed contract.
Tim Basham Sr. Project Manager, NEPA Services
Enercon Services, Inc./M.S. Industrial Hygiene/13 years exp/9 with Enercon -Mr. Basham is a Bus iness
Development Manager with Enercon. His duties include oversight and technical guidance for projects requiring
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance, such as federally funded or permitted activities . This
includes preparation of NEPA Environmental Assessments, NEPA Categorical Exclusions , and other environmental
reports per guidelines establi shed by federal and state agencies for NEPA compliance. In addition , Mr. Basham
oversees the development of Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP) for construction sites, industrial
sites, and municipalities under NPDES requirements. Mr. Basham has developed Process Safety Management
Programs (PSM), Risk Management Plans (RMPs), and Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures (SPCC)
plans. Mr. Basham recently led Enercon 's environmental team in preparation of an Early Site Permit application to
the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for development of a new nuclear power plant in Mississippi, one of the
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first attempts to license a new nuclear power plant since the Three Mile Island accident. For a more complete
resume on Mr. Basham, please refer to the Resumes section of this response, Section 2 .5.11 .
Mr. Basham will be able to devote up to 25 % of his time to the proposed contract.
Pat Brunette , P.E ; CAPM Sr. Pro iect Manager, Engineering Services
Enercon Services, Inc./B.S. Engineering/22 years experience/8 years with Enercon -As a Senior Project
Manager with Enercon, Mr. Brunette is responsible for Spill Prevention and Countermeasure (SPCC) plans for sites
in Texas and Oklahoma. He has designed and installed numerous soil and groundwater remediation systems
incorporating air sparge , soil vapor extraction , in-situ bioremediation, and in -s itu thermal desorption (ISTD). Mr.
Brunette participated in an EPA Superfund Demonstration project using ISTD technology utilizing Thermal Wells
and Thermal Blankets . He designed a US Army Corps of Engineers remediation project overseas which used ISTD
to remediate soils contaminated with PCBs and dioxins . Mr. Brunette wa s Design Engineer for soil-washing
equipment for a leading provider of a North American soil washing company and was lead engineer for an EPA
Superfund project using soil-washing technology to remediate soils contaminated with creosote, arsenic , and
chromium . For a more complete resume on Mr. Brunette , please refer to the Resumes section of thi s response ,
Section 2 .5.11.
Mr. Brunette will be able to devote up to 30% of his time to the proposed contract.
Backup Personn el
In addition to th e key personnel presented above, backup personnel for key disciplines are available from the
Enercon Team. The names of some of those personnel are presented below with Enercon personnel highlighted in
blue .
Registered Professional Engineers (All Texas PE's) -Terry Alli son, P.E ., John Corn, P .E ., Tom Karan , P .E .,
David Fremerman , P.E., Taoreed Badmus, P .E.; Emmanuel Wada, P.E.
Registered Land Surveyor -Mark Hodgin , RPLS ; Rodney J . Daum , RPLS
NEPA Specialists -Bill Wenstrom, PhD; Lac y Gaddy , PhD ; Chad McCoy ; Dwayne Miller ; Clint Porter ; David
Bean ; Karla Housley;
Environmental Scientists -Kurt Seeton, Brandon Green , Cynthi a Pfl edderrer ; John Anderson ; John McCreight;
Karla Houseley; Christina Adams ; Damon Douglas s ;
Environmental Techs -Darren Lovvorn ; John Anderson ; Kurt Seeton ; Brandon Green
Hydrologist -Ro bert Schoe newe , P .G .; Mark Gray , P.G .; Don Parson s , P.G .; Joni Brown , EIT; Dale Brown, P .G.
Geologists -Darren Lovvorn, Randall Lantz, P .G .; Robert Schoe ne we , P .G .; Mike Fitter, P .G .; Paul Manganelli ;
Marc Gentry , P.G .;Lyle Winnette, P.G .
Hydrogeologists -Mike Fitter, Dale Brown , P .G., Fonda Lindfors, P .G .
Proiect Managers -Darren Lovvorn, Lyle Wynette , CAPM.; Pat Brunette, P.E ., TCEO CAPM -Pat Brunette,
CAPM , Mike Fitter, CAPM ; Mark Gray , CAPM ; Don Parsons, CAPM ; Lyle Wynette, CAPM ; Taoreed Badmus ,
CAPM; Joni Brown, CAPM
2.5.4 Time Commitments of Key Personnel
Enercon Program Manager
Mr. Don Parsons, Program Manager, and Mark Gray, head of Environmental Sciences will be dedicated by Enercon
up to 100% of their available time to s upport City of Fort Worth Task Orders . If there are periods where City of
Fort Worth projects leave Mr . Parsons or Mr. Gray with available management time , only then will Enercon seek
other tasks and place these in his management.
Other Personnel
When personnel are assigned to a City of Fort Worth Task Orders, these assignments will be made on a priority
basis . If this takes 100% of available time, any other projects will be re -assigned by the Enercon Office Manager
and Program Manager so that the Enercon Team provides the needed support to City of Fort Worth. Enercon
acknowledges that the City of Fort Worth needs take precedence where the health and safety of the public are
in question. Enercon has shared our philosophy with our subcontractors and they have agreed with this
principle.
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Percent of Time devoted to City of Fort Worth
Name Company Primary Function % of Time to City of Ft. Worth
Don Parsons Enercon Program Manager 100
Mark Gray Enercon Sr. Project Manager, Env . Svcs . 100
Stephanie Winquest Enercon M/WBE Coordinator 10
Tim Basham Enercon Sr. Project Manager, NEPA 25
Charles Harlan Enercon Project QA/QC 25
Pat Brunette Enercon Sr. Project Manager, Eng. Svcs . 30
Greg Brown Ene rcon Sr. Project Manager, Air Svcs. 45
Darren Lovvorn Enercon Project Manager 75
Davin Greenly Enercon Asbestos/Env. Engr. 30
Steve Good Enercon Due Diligence/Phase I 50
2 .5.5 Project Team -Qualifications of Team Members
Team Members
When subcontractors have been required , Enercon solicits and evaluates qualified firms that are minority or women -
owned businesses. A major objective of our subcontracting program is to select businesses that complement our in -
house resources through fair and professional selection procedures. We identified several local firms ; all regarded as
top performers in their fields . All seven (7) of the firms we identified and contacted accepted our invitation to be a
teaming partner! Our selected team members have such experience, strengths and capabilities of services that
all of our teaming partners proposed are M/WBE firms.
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of DFW Employees:
Address:
Company description
LOPEZGARCIA GROUP
Diane Cowin
144
Water Gardens Place
100 E. 15th Street, Suite 200
Fort Worth, TX 76102
dcowin@Iggroup.com
LOPEZGARCIA GROUP (LGGROUP) is a 176-person professional services firm whose services include civil ,
environmental , mechanical , electrical and structural engineering ; environmental , planning and cultural resources
studies; surveying ; and construction management and inspection. LGGROUP is certified by the North Central
Texas Regional Certification Agency as a disadvantaged Minority/Women-owned Business Enterprise (D/M/WBE),
and by the State of Texas as a Historically Underutilized Business (HUB).
LGGROUP environmental services include general environmental studies for NEPA compliance , environmental -
related water/wastewater services, hazardous materials and remediation services, and biological/ecological studies,
as well as cultural resources investigations. Key environmental staff members hold appropriate OSHA and other
relevant training and certifications. Services include Environmental Assessments and audits , Environmental Impact
Statements, floodplain and wetlands investigations, Major Investment and feasibility studies, municipal and
industrial water and wastewater treatment, water distribution systems, water and wastewater pumping stations ,
industrial waste sludge disposal , regional water and wastewater master plans, infiltration/inflow analyses , NPDES
Storm Water Permitting and Pollution Prevention Plans , Phase I and II environmental site inspections , UST closure
and remediation design .
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Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of employees:
Address:
Company description
BDS Technologies, Inc .
Freddie Guerra
20
12700 Park Central, Suite 1415
Dallas, Texas 75251
fguerra@bdstechnologies .com
Dr. Badmus, PE established BDS in 1994. Since then , BDS has grown to include over 20 employees with more than
150 years of combined experience and provides many more diversified services. Today , services provided by BDS
include: Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Geographic Information Systems and Surveying. Some of
our clients include several industries, private developers, local engineering firms, US Air Force, US Army Corp of
Engineers, D/FW International Airport, City of Dallas, City of Plano, City of Fort Worth , Dallas County , Dallas
Housing Authority, and the Dallas Independent School District.
Today, their staff of environmental specialists and engineers provides professional environmental management
services to a number of public and private sector customers. Many of their recent efforts involve projects to ensure
compliance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (TPDES), Spill Prevention , Control , and Countermeasures (SPCC) Rule , Clean Water Act (CW A), and
Clean Air Act (CAA). Their highly skilled team offers a wide range of knowledge in wildlife biology , ecology, soil
science, water quality , geology, GIS application, and regulatory policies. Services provided for City of Forth Worth
RFP include Phase I ESAs, storm water modeling, design and construction of storm water control structures , NEPA
environmental documentation (categorical exclusion), professional engineering and surveying services .
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of Employees:
Next-Gen Solutions
Joni Brown
2
P.O. Box220
Keller, Texas 76244
Drillerb36@aol.com
Enercon has worked with this firm for a number of years and currently supports the City of Fort Worth
Environmental Engineering Contract.
Company description
Next-Gen Solutions , Inc. (Next-Gen) was incorporated in 1997 to provide environmental drilling , contracting and
consulting services for private and government sources. The owners of the company, Joni L. Brown and Dale K.
Brown , have worked as project managers since the late 1980's (each have over 15 years of experience) with various
environmental and engineering consultant fums. Since 1997, Next-Gen has designed and built equipment including
drilling rigs , limited access drilling, push probes, and groundwater remediation equipment. Next-Gen will provide
environmental drilling, contracting, and consulting support. Next-Gen is classed as a Disadvantaged Business
Enterprise by the North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency. (HUB Number WFDB18745Y0404).
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of Employees :
Sunbelt Industrial Services
Brent McClure
12
2415 Cullen St.
Fort Worth, TX 76107
brent@sun-belt.com
Enercon has worked with this firm for a number of years and currently supports the City of Fort Worth
Environmental Engineering Contract.
Company description
Sunbelt Industrial Services incorporated in the State of Texas in 1988 with Company headquarters located in Fort
Worth, Texas. Sunbelt became a WBE in 2004 and is a Historically Underutilized Bu si ness Vendor for the State of
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Texas (HUB Certification #64929). Sunbelt's attentive project management, conscientious personnel and dedication
to safety has helped build a solid reputation for quality environmental construction services.
Sunbelt Industrial Services' client-base consists of long standing customers who appreciate a contractor that
recognizes their needs and the importance of working together toward a common goal. Sunbelt clients include
hazardous and non-hazardous waste generators , consulting engineers, attorneys, business development and property
management companies , retailers, drycleaners , manufacturers , cities, state and federal agencies, and general
contractors. Sunbelt's client-base has expanded along with the experience of the personnel to make the company
one of the most qualified environmental companies of its size. We provide tank removal/installation, transport and
disposal, tank cleaning, waste cleanups, demolition , silt fence installation, erosion control
excavation/backfill/compaction services .
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of employees:
Address:
Company description
Quaternary Resource In vestigations , LLC
Fonda Lindfors New
6 in Dallas; 51 Total in Dallas-Houston-Baton Rouge
750 North St. Paul St., Suite 600
Dallas, TX 75201
flin @qri.com
QRI is an established twenty year old environmental firm with offices in Baton Rouge Dallas and Houston . QRI
holds the following certifications: US SBA 8(a), US SDB, US WBE, LA DBE, Houston W/DBE, Dallas W/DBE
(pending), Port of Houston SBE. QRI serves federal, state, municipal , industrial and commercial arenas performing
the following services: Environmental Consulting (541620); Geophysical Surveying and Mapping (541360); Site
Preparation and Drilling (238910); Environmental Remediation (562910); Facilities Support (561210);
Research/Development in Physical and Engineering Sciences (541710); Surveying and Mapping (541370); Drafting
(541340) and Graphic Design (541430).
QRI's scientists [13], engineers [5], and office/field support staff [33] are experienced in the technologies and
operations of the company's field equipment which includes : vibracores, hydraulic augers, HTAS™ rigs , direct
push and hollow stem drilling rigs , boats and barges, GPS , utility locate equipment, ground penetrating radar,
EM61 , EM31, Pulser™ and resistivity . We deliver results in a succinct, graphical format utilizing state of the art
software such as ArcGIS, GMS , Rockworks, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDraw, and AutoCad. QRI
exceeds all project specific safety requirements including all applicable OSHA standards . QRI received the
Chevron Environmental Management Company President's Safety Award on May 1, 2006 in recognition of
1,936 injury free days.
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of Employees:
Company description
Unified Services of Texas
Marshall Ryan
18
2110 Greenbriar Drive
Southlake, TX 76092
mryan @ust-inc.com
Unified Services of Texas, Incorporated (UST) was chartered as a Texas Corporation on May 3, 1991 and is located
in Southlake, Texas. After 15 years in business, UST has become a recognized leader in the area of petroleum
storage tank and fueling facility services . UST's principal business is the repair, upgrade, installation and removal of
underground/aboveground storage tank systems, which has evolved into a highly regulated and unique area of the
construction industry . We also provide tank testing , fuel services, environmental investigations and dry ice blasting
to accommodate cleaning in environmentally sensitive situations. They are members of the Texas Association of
Storage Tank Professionals (T ASTP), Texas Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association (TPCA),
Petroleum Equipment Institute (PEI) and Industry Council on Environment (ICE).
The majority of their project experience has been with municipalities, airports, railroads and federal entities. For the
past 9 years, UST has had the contract with the City of Fort Worth for the PST Tank Testing & Stage II Compliance
Testing .
2.5.6 Organization Chart-See following page
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PROJECT ORGANIZATION
CITY OF FORT WORTH
EN~RONMENTALMANAGEMENTDEPARTMENT
QUALIFICATIONS PACKAGE
City of Fort Worth ,_
Environmental Management Department
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Enercon Corporate Oversight -Don R. Parsons, P.G. P.-----Project QA/QC ------John R. Corn, P.E. Enercon Program Manager IJ Charles Harlan
M/WBE Monthly Reporting ----Stephanie Winquest
I I I
Engineering Services Environmental Services Air Qualitv Services National Environmental M/WBE Team
Pat Brunette, P.E. Mark Gray, P.G. Greg Brown Policy Act (NEPA) Services Members Tim Basham
-Hydrogeology/Remediation/Phase II Jeff Jenkins , CIH J Don Parsons , P .G ., CAPM Tim Basham
Mark Gray, P .G ., CAPM '-. Damon Douglass
Pat Brunette , P.E. Robert Schoenewe , P .G ., CAPM John Mccreight
Terry Allison , P.E. Pat Brunette , P .E ., CAPM Ted Wyman
Next-Gen Solutions BDS Technologies, Inc.
Davin Greenly , E.I.T . Lori Evans , P.G. Joni Brown, EIT Freddie Guerra Randall Lantz P .G .
-Due Diligence/Phase I Site Assess . Bill Wenstrom, PhD · Drilling/Environmental Services Surveying!Stormwaterl
Steve Good Lacy Gaddy, PhD ·
Compliance
Damon Douglass
John Mccreight
Tim Basham · _ Sunbelt Industrial Services Quaternary Resource
John Anderson
Chad McCoy · Marla Morris Investigations, LLC Dwayne Miller ·
Darren Lovvorn Clint Porter · Construction Services/UST Kenny New
-Asbestos Removal Drilling/Resistivity & Geophysical
Davin Greenly, EIT Surveys
Bill Muenker LG Group, Inc.
Ted Wyman Jerry Smiley Unified Services of Texas, Inc.
Randall Lantz Surveying/Environmental Trisha Stefanko
Engineering & Services Construction Services/UST
Removal
10-Point Environmental
Tiffany Long
Erosion Control/Best
Management Practices
2.5. 7 Specific Experience
Client
City of Fort Worth
Environmental
Management Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Mr. Roger Grantham
817 /392-8295
City of Fort Worth
Environmental
Management Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102
City of Fort Worth
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Project Description
Lead Soil Remediation, VCP Site and SWPPP
Enercon completed work as outlined in the Response
Action Work Plan (RA WP) and provided oversight
during excavation of approximately 8,000 cubic
yards of in-situ lead contaminated soil for the Evans
& Rosedale Business and Cultural District, VCP site.
Confirmation soil sampling was conducted and areas
exceeding PCLs for lead were excavated and re-
sampled. Upon attainment of PCL's, a Response
Action Completion Report (RACR) was submitted to
TCEQ. Enercon prepared a Storm Water Pollution
Prevention Plan (SWPPP), provided training, and
performed inspections. Enercon also designed and
managed construction of structures, systems, and
components which prevented environmental
pollutants from reaching storm drain systems
including Storm Water Pollution Prevention
sediment control and structural control Best
Management Practices (BMPs). With Enercon 's
assistance, over 70 Certificates of Completion for the
Evans & Rosedale Business and Cultural District
VCP site were issued to the Citv bv TCEQ.
LPST Remediation Services
Enercon Services, Inc. provided groundwater
monitoring and reporting at the Brennan Service "'
Center, an existing LPST site. Upon discovery of a
release from an AST located onsite, Enercon provided
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Client
Mr. Roger Grantham
817 /392-8295
City of Fort Worth
Environmental
Management Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Mr. Roger Grantham
817 /392-8295
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Project Description
investigation , delineation, groundwater monitoring,
and free product recovery. Delineation included
determination of groundwater flow issues associated
with a landfill located immediately adjacent to release.
Performed 8-hour MDPE event and prepared and
submitted PI-7 form to TCEQ. Free product recovery
efforts assisted in the reduction of free product by 50
to 90% in individual well s. Enercon negotiated with
TCEQ to allow release to be investigated and
remediated under PST rules as opposed to TRRP
rules, allowing for cost effective characterization and
cleanup goals . A free product recovery system was
designed utilizing active pnuematic pumps and
skimmers with installation pending further evaluation
of effectivenes s of current free product recovery .
V CP Site
Two (2) USTs were previously removed from 801
Missouri in Fort Worth, Texas. A tank
closure/removal report was previously submitted in
1998 . A Phase II investigation revealed soil samples
exceeding the TRRP Tier 1 Residential awSoi1 1ng
PCL and a groundwater sample exceeding the TRRP
Tier 1 Residential awGWrn g PCL. Enercon installed "'
groundwater monitoring well s and conducted
groundwater sampling. The final groundwater
sampling event revealed the TRRP Tier 1 Residential
awGWrn g PCL was exceeded in one monitoring well .
Enercon obtained residential closure for the site by
conducting a groundwater classification, classifying
the groundwater as a Class 3 groundwater resource.
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Client
City of Fort Worth
Environmental
Management Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Mr. Roger Grantham
817 /392-8295
City of Fort Worth
Environmental
Management Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Mr. Roger Grantham
. 817 /392-8295
City of Fort Worth
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Project Description
TCEQ issued a Certificate of Completion for the site.
UST Removals, Mitigation, and Closures
A UST and associated piping was removed from a
site located at 825 W. Vickery, Fort Worth, Texas.
Excavation activities revealed the presence of an
additional UST on the adjacent site (823 W.
Vickery). The USTs were removed in accordance
with TCEQ rules. Confirmation soil sampling
revealed soil contaminant levels exceeded action
levels. Contaminated soils were excavated, ""
groundwater monitoring wells were installed to
obtain representative groundwater samples for
analysi s of first water bearing zone , and TRRP Tier 1
Ecological Exclusion Checklists were completed.
Due to Enercon ' s efforts, neither site entered into
TRRP and AP ARs were not required. Release
Determination Reports were completed and TCEQ
issued Final Concurrence letters for both sites .
Chlorinated Solvents, VCP Site
Enercon Services, Inc . provided quarterly
groundwater monitoring and reporting for an existing
VCP and pending VCP site , in the area of LaGrave
Field . Enercon recommended and obtained approval
from TCEQ to reduce sampling frequency from
quarterly to semi-annually resulting in cost savings
of $26 ,000/year for the City of Fort Worth. Enercon
recommended and implemented laboratory analysis
to evaluate natural attenuation processes associated
with dechlorination occurring at the site . Graphical
representations of time versus chlorinated solvent
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Client
City of Fort Worth
Environmental
Management Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth , TX 76102
Mr. Roger Grantham
817 /392-8295
City of Fort Worth
Environmental
Management Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
ForiWorth, TX 76102
Mr. Roger Grantham
Ci ty of Fort Worth
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Project Description
concentrations were completed and incorporated into
the reports, to illustrate trends in contaminant
concentrations . Enercon calculated and submitted to
TCEQ Texas Surface Water Quality Standards based
on site specific information for aquatic life protection
and human health protection standards for the Trinity
River immediately adjacent to the site.
Texas Risk Reduction Rule Site
An accidental release of used crankcase lubricating
oi l from an underground oil cooler line was
previously remediated during the process of UST
removal and excavation activities , at the City's
Village Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant. TCEQ
gave the City of Fort Worth 23 days to respond and
close the site under Risk Reduction Rules , or the site
would be required to comply with TRRP. Enercon
completed a subsurface investigation and report,
surveyed the property, deed recorded the property in
the Tarrant County records , and submitted a report to
TCEQ. Enercon met the deadline challenge by
submitting the response and required information to
TCEQ within 21 days allowing the site to be closed
promptly under cost effective Risk Reduction Rules
as opposed to TRRP.
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments
The City of Fort Worth contracted Enercon to
perform Phase I ESAs on 49 tracts of land as part of
the State Highway 121 Extension . With the City 's
approval , Enercon grouped contiguous tracts
together to reduce number of Phase I ESA reports to
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City of Fort Worth
Envi ronmental
M anagement Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Mr. Roger Grantham
817 /392-8295
City of Fort Worth
Environmental
Management Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Mr. Roger Grantham
817 /392-8295
City of Fort Worth
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Project Description
21 thereby reducing costs for the City. The types of
properties accessed included various commercial and
manufacturing businesses , railroad right of ways, and
undeveloped vacant land. Recognized
environmental conditions included operations
associated with auto maintenance facilities , a pest
control company, rail lines, a re-refined oil company ,
a foundry, hydraulic lifts, and USTs .
LPST Remediation Services
Enercon provided a vapor survey, groundwater
monitoring, and reporting for the existing LPST
Downtown Service Center site. Increases in the
concentration of benzene in the up gradient
monitoring well were identified in the groundwater
monitoring events. Enercon researched TCEQ records "
and installed additional groundwater monitoring wells
to identify possible up gradient sources. A Monitoring
Event Summary Status Report and information
requested by TCEQ were submitted. The site has
been recommended for closure, pending approval
from TCEQ.
U ST Investigation and Geophysical Surveys
A previously conducted Phase I ESA for a site in
downtown Fort Worth indicated the presence of four
( 4) USTs . Enercon conducted research on historical
city directories , fire insurance maps, aerial
photographs , and database records. Research
identified one of the four USTs was located across
the street from the site . Geophysical surveys
consisting of a magnetic survey and ground
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Client
City of Fort Worth
Environmental
Management Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Mr. Roger Grantham
817 /392-8295
. City of Fort Worth
Environmental
Management Department
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth , TX 76102
Mr. Roger Grantham
817 /392-8295
City of Fort Worth
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Project Description
penetrating radar survey were conducted on the site
to determine anomalies that may indicate the
existence and location of the tanks . Three anomalies
were identified by the geophysical data indicating the
possible presence of subsurface pipes, buried metal,
and a potential tank at a depth of five feet or less.
Phase I and Phase II ESA
The City of Fort Worth contracted Enercon to
perform a Phase I ESA on a 129 .93-acre tract of land
located south of the Spinks Airport, Burleson/Fort
Worth, Texas. The Phase I ESA identified
recognized environmental conditions consisting of a
former sewage treatment facility and adjoining auto
salvage yard. To address the recognized
environmental conditions, Enercon conducted a
Phase II subsurface investigation. Further
investigation was not warranted based on the results
of the laboratory analysis of the samples collected .
Categorical Exclusions -9th Street Improvements,
Historic Handley Joint Venture and Community
System and Preservation Pilot Program Pedestrian
and Streetscape Enhancements, and Ridglea
Village Joint Venture Pedestrian and Streetscape
Enhancements
Enercon prepared three (3) Categorical Exclusions to
the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969
(NEPA) for the City of Fort Worth 's as part of the
Statewide Transportation Enhancement Project. The
projects were located within the city limits . The
oroiects included the design and construction of
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Client
Confidential Client,
Fort Worth , TX
City of Fort Worth
DEM06-07 :EECS
Project Description
pedestrian and streetscape enhancements . Existing
curbs and sidewalks in the vicinity of some of the
proposed improvements were substandard and lacked
Americans with Disabilities-Act access . The
improvements were designed to create an attractive
and functional pedestrian connection Proposed
improvements were designed to enhance the
oedestrian areas.
Chemical Fire Emergency Response Oversight
A chemical storage/distribution facility was
destroyed by a major fire with multiple explosions .
The chemical tank farm and adjacent storage
warehouse was completely destroyed with large
amounts of chemicals, solvents, acids, and lubricants
released to drainage ditches and local storm water
system from fire fighting efforts. Enercon was
retained to perform oversight of the emergency
response contractor for the initial cleanup efforts for
the insurance company covering damages . During
the two month long initial emergency response
portion of the project, Enercon developed a tracking
system for all soil and wastewater analysis,
coordinated and provided sampling support for
testing , treating and disposing of over 1.3 million
gallons of fire suppression water, developed a
sampling plan for impact to soils in the fire water
impacted drainage ditches and excavated soil
disposal , maintained control of the evidence locker,
and interfaced with City of Fort Worth, TCEQ, and
USEPA personnel. Enercon's efforts contributed to
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Client
U.S. Restaurant Properties
Nancy Edwards
Net Lease Soluti ons
(972) 948-0836
Antique Lumber
Mr. Blake Hargrove
1811 Rock Island
Dallas , TX 75235
214/428-7774
Confidential Client
Reference Available U pon
Request
City of Fort Worth
DE M06-07:EECS
Project Description
meeting critical deadline for firewater disposal prior
to a scheduled system test program for the City of
Fort Worth Sanitary Wastewater System.
Affected Property Assessment Reports
Enercon delineated the vertical and lateral extent of
petroleum hydrocarbon contamination from former
filling station/convenience store sites. Affected
Property Assessment Reports according to the Texas
Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) were prepared.
Properties located in Euless and North Richland
Hills, Texas .
IOP Candidate: Wood Finishing Mill
Client desired to move his operations by selling his
property and purchasing another. During baseline
subsurface investigations, both properties were found
to be contaminated by solvents and petroleum
hydrocarbons issuing from adjacent properties .
Enercon conducted delineation drilling and initial
documentation for entrance of both properties into the
Texas IOP Program using TRRP guidelines .
Brownfields Project
The subject site was originally an automobile service
station , from 1932 to the 1950s, a dry cleaning
business in the '60s and '?O 's, and finally a scrap
metal yard until it was abandoned in the late 1990s .
Demolition revealed the residue of the site's history in
remaining petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated
solvents and heavy metals . A request was sent for
acceptance of the site into the Brownsfields Program
in order to conduct voluntary cleanup of soil and
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Client
Shell Oil Products
Mr. Neal Stidham
777 Walker Street
P.O . Box 2648
Hou sto n, TX 77252
713/241-296 l
City of Fort Worth
DEM06-07 :EECS
Project Description
source material to secure prospective purchaser
liability relief. Upon acceptance into the program,
Enercon prepared and submitted a Corrective Action
Plan which called for excavation, characterization, and
disposal of all soils and source materials exceeding
residential cleanup levels . Prior to initiation of
remedial activities, Enercon performed a groundwater
receptor survey to determine whether any potential
groundwater receptors were present. Enercon
completed remedial activities in accordance with the
approved CAP, which included excavation and
removal of 3,750 cubic yards of contaminated soil and
performed confirmation sampling . Following
completion of the remedial activities, the si te was
developed with a mixed residential and commercial
business building. The project received the U.S .
Environmental Protection Agency Regional
Brownsfields Award in March 2004.
Site Assessment/Remediation
Enercon has provided site assessment and
remediation of contaminated property for Shell Oil
Products. Current projects include remediation of
contaminated pipeline corridor, pumping stations,
and storage sites where petroleum has contaminated
the so il and groundwater. Remedial technologies
employed on these sites include; soi l vapor
extraction , risk assessment, air sparging, oxygen
injection, dual-phase vapor extraction, in-situ and ex-
situ bioremediation, and natural attenuation.
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A merican Airlines
PO Box 619616, DFW
Airport, TX 75261-9616
817/967-1000
Pliant Corporation
Terry Lanham
PO Box 1810, McAlester, OK
918/421-7302
City of Dallas Public Works
Erick Thompson
320 E . Jefferson , Dallas , TX
214/948-4235
Ci ty of Fort Worth
DEM06-07 :EECS
Project Description
Air Pollution Modeling Projects
Selected to perform a Title V assessment and prepare
the appropriate permitting applications. Enercon
calculated American's potential and actual emissions
and developed options for the facility. The
Maintenance and Engineering Facility was made up of
multiple emission sources with varying degrees of
regulatory concern. Enercon prepared emission
calculations for each group.
Air Pollution Modeling
Enercon modeled ozone emissions to ensure the
facility was compliant with the 8-hour ozone standard.
Submitted Operating Permit Modification
Aoolication . Submittal aooroved by ODEQ.
Sampling and Analysis of Sediments from Sumps,
Detention Ponds, and Inlets
Prepared nine Sampling and Analysis Plans and Work
Plans for the project. Over 66 samples were collected
from various sumps, ponds, and inlets indicating the
type and concentration of pollutant. Conducted a
comparative study with past projects and compliance
with applicable Federal, State, and local sediment and
water quality regulations/guidelines . Identified
potential sources of contaminants in each drainage
area. Developed BMPs to the City of Dallas for
addressing problematic areas . In addition, prepared
SOPs and SAP for standardized sampling of sediment
for the other subcontractors and City staff.
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2.5 .8 Schedule and Cost Control
2.5.8.1 Approach to Keeping Projects on Schedule
Communication Key to Schedule and Cost Control
A vital key to the success of Enercon's Team in responding to City of Fort Worth's needs for environmental services
will be establishing continuous and effective communication between Enercon , key team members, and City
personnel. Enercon's Program Manager will coordinate implementation of all tasks that team members will
participate in. Project meetings with Enercon and City personnel to facilitate project understanding and progress will
be scheduled as needed to ensure that the City of Fort Worth receives the highest quality work in an expedient
and cost-effective manner .
To ensure that project objectives and schedules are met, the Program Manager will evaluate the following for each
project:
• Analyze the work scope and divide the work into small , executable parts;
• Confirm the Project Manager's responsibilities to assure the technical quality of the work;
• Identify the appropriate Team member personnel to conduct the work based on experience needs , training, cost
and M/WBE commitments ;
• Schedule and manage only those project activities that have been defined by the scope of work to achieve the
end product that is required.
2.5.8.2 Approach for Keeping the Project Within Budget
As the Prime, Enercon is committed to minimize costs for all Task Orders performed for the City of Fort Worth .
Cost containment will be accomplished in the following manner:
Use of Experienced Personnel Increases Efficiency and Lowers Overall Cost
Enercon will identify and select the best qualified team personnel and talents for the project.
Project Data and Project Plan Details all Activities to Maintain Efficiency
As the Prime, Enercon in committed to minimize costs for all Task Orders performed for the City of Fort Worth . All
proj ect data , budgets, and personnel schedules are input into Enercon's Critical Performance Parameters
Management System (CPPM) prior to the initiation of each project. The CPPM system assures proper project cost
accounting procedures and record keeping. CPPM may be accessed on-line by the City of Fort Worth's
Environmental Management Department through our Client Information System.
Accounting Controls
Primary accounting source documents, such as time sheets, mileage reports, expense reports, vendor invoices , and
in-house billings, must be approved and signed by the Program Manager prior to posting in CPPM . In order to
eliminate invoice errors, Project Managers receive detailed project reports (proof invoices) on the status of their
projects prior to final invoice generation. This allows the Project Manager to review the Invoice Information prior
to invoice preparation and submittal. Following review and approval , the proof invoice is finalized and the final
invoice is submitted to the City of Fort Worth .
2.5.9 Quality Assurance/Quality Control
Enercon Services, Inc . maintains a Quality Assurance Program to control activities that affect the quality of products
and services. The Enercon Services Quality Assurance Program is in compliance with the applicable requirements
of 10 CFR 50, Appendix B .
Overall responsibility for the program lies with the President of Enercon Services. Enercon 's Project Manager is
responsible for assuring the Quality Assurance Program is implemented for work performed for the City of Fort
Worth for Environmental and Engineering Services .
The program is implemented through properly reviewed and approved procedures . For each individual project
requiring the application of the Enercon QA program , a Project Planning Document (PPD) is required which details
City of Fort Worth
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all applicable quality requirements , including applicable Corporate Standard Procedures (CSP) and any project
unique instructions.
Organization Test Control
Initial Quality Planning Control of Measuring & Test Equipment
Design Control and Work Instructions Handling, storage, and Shipping
Document and Record Control Non Conforming Materials, Parts, or Components
QA Records
Control of Purchased Items
Inspections
The Project Manager is responsible for establishing required documentation and records , and implementing any
required CSPs and any special requirements .
Enercon as the Prime Contractor is responsible for overall coordination of the QA Program and its
requirements. QA requirements will flow from Enercon to any Subcontractors and will be incorporated into
final contracts.
2.5.10 References
Mr. Roger Grantham
City of Fort Worth Env. Management Dept.
1000 Throckmorton St.
Fort Worth, TX 76102-6311
817 .392.8592
Mr. Tracy Gray
Bank of America
901 Main St., 51 st Floor
Dallas, TX 75202
214 .209 .1558
Mr. Patrick Juricek
City of Dallas-Fire Dept.
5000 Dolphin Rd . Bldg. P
Dallas, TX 75223
214.670 .8799
Mr. Leon Ware, V.P.
JP Morgan Chase
Environmental Health & Safety
1 Bank One Plaza, mail Code ILl-0675
Chicago, IL 60670
312 325 3366
City of Fo rt W orth
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Mr. Douglas Janeway
City of Irving-Real Estate Services Manager
Public Works/Engineering
825 W . Irving Bldg.
Irving, TX 75060
972.721 .2790
Mr. Neal Stidham
Shell Oil Products
777 Walker Street, P .O . Box 2648
Houston , TX 77252-2648
713.241.2961
Mr. Bob Bailey
Lincoln Property Company
5400 LBJ Freeway, Suite 700
Dallas, Texas 75240
214 461 2451
Ms. Chandra Martin
Con-Real, Inc.
1900 Ballpark Way Ste. #110
Arlington, TX 76006
817 .640.4420
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ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
Don R. Parsons Jr., P.G.
Experience Summary
• Over 33 years industrial experience as a Geologist/Geophysicist -Over 15 years experience in environmental
consulting .
• Program Manager for City of Fort Worth Environmental Engineering Services Contract, 2003-2006
• Program Manager for two Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) environmental contracts.
• Experienced in subsurface investigations, hydrogeology, RCRA RI/FS, indoor air quality.
Experience Description
Mr. Parsons ' experience includes the following listed responsibilities:
• Program Manager for City of Fort Worth Environmental Engineering Services contract. Projects included
Phase I ESAs, Phase II Subsurface Investigations, site remediation and closure, quarterly groundwater
monitoring. .
• Program Manager for two DART Miscellaneous Environmental Services contracts. Projects included Phase I
ESAs, Phase II Subsurface Investigations, site remediation and closure, asbestos surveys and air monitoring
during abatement
• Program Manager for two City of Irving environmental services contracts . Projects included Phase I ESAs ,
Phase n Subsurface Investigations , asbestos surveys, site remediation and closure, air monitoring during
asbestos abatement.
• Project Manager for UST Compliance Assessment for D/FW International Airport. Responsible for oversight
of UST removal/closure program including Phase II subsurface investigations of leaking USTs. Contaminated
soils present at these sites were remediated through thermal desorption .
• Mold Assessment Consultant for JPMorgan Chase Bank in the aftermath of hurricanes Katrina and Rita . Spent
2 months in New Orleans the surrounding area assisting JPMorgan in reopening banks that were not flooded
and penetrating the vaults of those that were flooded to remove currency, coin , and safe deposit boxes.
• Project Manager for investigation of a chlorinated solvent plume attributable to former industrial manufacturing
operations at a site in southeast Texas.
• Field Operations Manager for the installation of a large, politically sensitive groundwater remediation system in
a residential neighborhood in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
• Project Manager responsible for the site investigation and closure of a shooting range with lead and polycyclic
aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) impacted soils. Over 230 soil , groundwater, surface water, and stream sediment
samples were obtained and analyzed to delineate areas within the site which required remediation prior to
application for closure .
• Project Manager on FDIC Environmental Advisory Services contract. Reviewed submittals by other
consultants , prepared scope of work for projects.
• Project Manager for indoor air quality investigation of DART subway tunnel in Dallas, Texas .
Education and Professional Recognition
BS -Geology, University of Texas at El Paso
MS Studies -Hydrogeology; Oklahoma State University
Licensed Texas Professional Geologist (License #3079)
TNRCC Corrective Action Project Manager (CAPM #00490)
DSHS Mold Assessment Consultant (MAC0157)
Training and Special Skills
OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations (HAZWOPER) training with annual 8-hour refresher co ur ses .
Maxim Technologies Project Management Training Seminar
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
Mark C. Gray, P.G.
Experience Summary
• Project Manager for City of Fort Worth Environmental Engineering Services Contract, 2003-2006
• Extensive experience in TCEQ TRRP, PST, Risk Reduction Rules , VCP, and IOP.
• Completed numerous Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) including asbestos ,
radon, lead based paint, and/or soil and groundwater sampling.
Experience Description
Mr. Gray 's experience includes the following listed responsibilities :
• Project Manager for City of Fort Worth Environmental Engineering Services Contract, 2003-2006.
Projects included VCP , PST, TRRP, and Risk Reduction Rule sites.
• Project Manager for LPST site. Provided investigation , delineation , groundwater monitoring and free
product removal for AST release occurring on site. Delineation included determination of
groundwater flow issues associated with a landfill located immediately adjacent to release . Performed
8-h our MDPE event and prepared and submitted PI-7 form to TCEQ.
• Project Manager for VCP site . Completed work according to Response Action Work Plan (RA WP)
and provided oversight during excavation of approximately 8,000 cubic yards of in-situ lead
contaminated soil. Confirmation soil sampling conducted and upon attainment of PCL 's, submitted
Response Action Completion Report (RACR) to TCEQ . Obtained groundwater classification for site
as a Class 3 groundwater resource allowing residential closure for site. Obtained Certificate of
Completion from TCEQ .
• Project Manger for UST removals . USTs removed in accordance with TCEQ rule s. Contaminated
soils excavated , groundwater monitoring wells installed , and TRRP Tier I Ecological Exclusion
Checklist completed . Release Determination Report completed and submitted to TCEQ and Final
Concurrence letter obtained from TCEQ.
• Project Manager for VCP and pending VCP site. Provided quarterly groundwater monitoring and
reporting . Recommended and obtained approval from TCEQ to reduce sampling frequency from
quarterly to semi -annually resulting in cost savings . Recommended and implemented additional
laboratory analysis to evaluate natural attenuation processes associated with dechlorination occurring
at the site. Calculated Texas Surface Water Quality Standards based on site specific information for
aquatic life protection standards and human health protection standards for the Trinity River
immediately adjacent to the site.
• Project Manager for Phase I ESA and Phase II on 129.93-acre tract of land located south of the Spinks
Airport , Burleson/Fort Worth, Texas.
• Project Manager for Phase I and Phase II ESAs for MAPs for City of Oklahoma City covering 12
parcels of commercial , industrial , bulk fuel distribution, and former refinery sites . Developed
economic , expedient solution s to identified issues.
• Prepared groundwater monitoring plans and groundwater statistical analysis plans. Performed
statistical analysis for detection monitoring. Analysis included Interwell Analysis , Intrawell Analysis,
and non-statistical evaluation of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Education and Professional Recognition
M.S. Geology with Hydrogeology emphasis, Oklahoma State University
B.S . Geology , University of Oklahoma
Licensed Texas Professional Geologist (License #4114)
TNRCC Corrective Action Project Manager (CAPM #01382)
Training/Special Skills
OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations (HAZWOPER) training with annual 8-hour refresher
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
Robert J. Schoenewe, P.G., CAPM
Experience Summary
• Experience providing environmental consulting services to various branches of the U.S . Government,
Municipal Agencies, Oil and Gas Companies, Financial Institutions , Real Estate/Investment Companies,
and private industry .
• Managed daily operations of an environmental service department including business development,
sched ulin g , and staff utilization.
• Acted as general manager of an environmental services and construction company specializing in on-site
treatment of impacted water and various liquid waste streams , installation of turn-key groundwater remedial
systems, and environmental construction services .
• Experience with the performance of subs urfac e investigations provided to various consultants under
USACE a nd AFCEE contracts at Lockheed Air Force Plant 4 (AFP4) and NAS Fort Worth JRB in Fort
Worth, Texas.
Experience Description
Mr. Schoenewe's experience includes the following listed responsibilities:
• For multiple projects has been responsible for project management, budgeting, regulatory compliance,
technical support, and revenue projections.
• Preparation of work plans, cost estimates, RFPs , and bid solicitation for diverse clientele .
• Technical direction for complicated subsurface investigations including natural attenuation .
• Completion of TCEQ Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) Affected Property Assessment Reports
(APARs) and Plan A and Plan B Risk Based Assessments.
• Technical report preparation and technical review.
• Heavy involvement with client relations, interaction with Federal, State, and Local Regulatory Agencies.
• Completion of Risk Based Corrective Action Assessment for High Priority Texas Rail Road Commission
Site including negotiations and liaison for client with the Commission.
• Health and Safety Management.
• Technical report preparation and technical review.
• Regulatory compliance and OSHA oversight on projects.
• Air emission and discharge permit preparations.
• Implementing QA/QC procedures .
• Bid solicitation for various RCRA/Superfund Projects.
• Assisted in technical report preparation for various RFI and RCRA RI/FS projects.
• Served as Lead Hydrogeologist on several RCRA/Superfund site investigations.
• Lead Hydrogeologist in charge of Emergency Response Operations at AFP4 .
• Designed and implemented aquifer tests for various RCRA/Superfund site investigations.
• Provided O&M oversight for several remedial systems at AFP4 and NAS Fort Worth JRB.
• Provided gro undwater remediation system and site evaluations for variou s areas at AFP4.
Education and Professional Recognition
B .S ., Geology, Minor in Geography, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma; 1987
Registered Environmental Professional -N.R.E.P. # REP5410
Registered Professional Geologist -State of Kentucky# 818 , State of Tennessee# TN3000
Certified Professional Geologist -A .I.P.G. # CPG90I 7
Oklahoma Corporation Commission -Licensed Remediation Consultant# 0199
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality -Registered Corrective Action Project Manager# CAPM00659
Texas Licensed Professional Geoscientist (Geology) -#816
Training and Special Skills
OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations (HAZWOPER)training with annual 8-hour refreshers
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
Darren D. Lovvorn
Experience Summary
• Licensed Asbestos Inspector
• Five years environmental and con s ulting experience .
• Conducted 300+ Phase I Environmental Site Assessments
• Conducted 50+ Phase II Subsurface Investigations
• Experience in Environmental Compliance and Mapping
Experience Description
Mr. Lovvorn 's experience includes the following listed respon sibilitie s:
• Mr. Lovvorn is assigned to Enercon Services Dallas Office to assist with environmental compliance services and
support, including ASTM Phase I and II site assessments , asbesto s surveys , investigations of extent of
contamination associated with undergrnund storage tanks and site assessments for oiJ · and gas producing
properties . Mr. Lovvorn has prepared over 300 Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and over 50 Phase II
Subsurface Investigations. He is very knowledgeable in the area of subsurface contaminant fate and transport.
Mr. Lovvorn has significant experience in the preparation of potentiometric and isopach map s as they relate to
groundwater hydrology. His experience includes industrial manufacturing plants, commercial development
property, and RCRA regulated facilities. He has experience with conducting comprehensive asbestos
investigations, which included defining homogeneous areas , bulk sample collection, review of laboratory
analysis and final report preparation. He also provides storm water sampling as sistance for industrial facilities
as well as gauging and sampling services for groundwater monitoring weJJs.
• Mr. Lovvorn also ha s experience with subsurface investigations including coordination of utility mark-outs , and
local agency contracts, coordination of a drilling team: boring location determination; decontamination procedure;
completion of boring logs ; field screening; installation of permanent and temporary monitoring wells; report
preparation ; and recommendations to further investigations . He assists in the preparation of proposals and
sampling programs in accordance with state regulatory programs including the Texas Risk Reduction Program
(TRRP). Experience includes underground storage tank assessment and removal , groundwater chlorinated
solvent plume definition and remediation, and TRRP Affected Property Assessment preparation.
Education and Professional Recognition
B.A. Geology , University of Texas, Austin, December 2002
Special Skills/Training
Word Perfect
Microsoft Word
Auto CAD
Microsoft Excel Visio and Power Po int Drawing Software
Professional Certifications
Texas Department of Health Licensed Asbestos Inspector (License #602333)
40 Hour OSHA CFR 1910.120 Hazardous Waste Field Operation Training
8 Hour OSHA CFR 1910.120 Hazardous Waste Refresher Training
Hydrogen Sulfide Safety Training
Enercon Services, Inc.
Patrick T. Brunette, P.E.
Experience Summary
• Mr. Brunette has more than 25 years of engineering experience
• Broad range of experience with environmental remediation , (UST and AST, remediation system designs, soil-
washing, fixation/solidification, ground modification , bioremediation , groundwater contaiI?ment barriers, and in-
situ remediation technologies) in addition to Phase I, & II Environmental Site Assessments.
• Multiple civil constructio_n projects including dams , bridges , tunnels, sewers, and highways.
Experience Description
Mr. Brunette's experience includes the following listed responsibilitie s:
• Specializes in risk/cost control, construction management, QA/QC, and design/build for geoenvironmental
engineering, consultin g, and construction projects. He has managed many industrial sites under Superfund,
RCRA , NPDES, and CERCLA permits. He has demonstrated success at P&L responsibility for service
locations comprising staffs of up to 125 (professionals and laborers) with budgets to $14 million . Pre se nted in
the following section is a brief listing of selected projects for which Mr. Brunette has served as officer, project
manager or principal engineer.
• Project Manger for stormwater designs and plans on multiple sites for construction of new commercial
construction sites .
• Project Manager for over 500 sites requiring SPCC Plans for variety of different industries (O&G, construction,
etc.) and or commercial enterprises.
• Engineering Manager for over 100 petroleum impacted soil and groundwater sites from oil and saltwater
releases. Responsibl e for oversight on the investigation, recovery , remediation , risk-based corrective action, and
reportin g to regulating agencies. Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments.
• Principal design engineer over the design , installation and operation of various groundwater and soi l
remediation systems including : high vacuum dual phase extraction systems, pump and treat systems , soil vapor
extraction systems, air sparge systems, and dig & haul.
• Corps of Engineers project overseas using In-Situ Thermal Desorption (ISTD) technology to remediate
contaminated soils with PCB ' s and Dioxins .
• EPA Superfund Demonstration Project using ISTD technology .
• Superfund project using soil-washing technology to remediate contaminated soils with creosote, arsenic, and
chromium.
• Design and execution of an in-situ bioremediation project at a Tank Farm in Louisiana.
• Project Manager for the design engineer on inspection of jet grouted barriers at a refinery.
Solidification/Fixation on over 100 API sludge ponds and oil field pits for Major Oil Companies.
• Design , oversight, and installation services for hundreds of oil, gas, and deep injection well sites providing
services related to cementing, acidizing, downhole tools, and fracturing.
Education and Professional Recognition
B.S., Mechanical Engineerii:ig, The University of Oklahoma, Norman , Oklahoma, 1977
Regi stered Profe ssio nal Engineer, Texas, No.73832
Corrective Action Project Manager, Texas, CAPMO 1032
Licensed Remediation Consultant, Oklahoma, No . 97
1910.120 OSHA 40-Hour Certified
OSHA 8-Hour Supervisor Certified
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
Timothy Basham
Experience Summary
• Prepared NEPA Environmental Assessments and Site Evaluations for Federal Agencies
• Managed Production of Environmental Report Section of Early Site Permit for Submittal to NRC
• Conducted Comprehensive Noise Analysis & Impact Modeling for Federally Funded Project
• Developed Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans for Construction Sites & Industrial Facilities
• Managed Field Surveys for Federally Protected Wildlife under USFWS Permit
Experience Description
Mr. Basham 's experience includes the following listed responsibilities:
• Mr Basham's duties include oversight and technical guidance for projects requiring NEPA compliance such as
Federally funded or permitted activities. This includes preparation of NEPA Environmental Asses sments (EAs),
NEPA Categorical Exclusions, and other Environmental Reports per guidelines established by Federal and State
agencies for NEPA compliance. In addition , Mr. Basham oversees the development of Storm Water Pollution
Prevention Plans for Construction Sites, Industrial Sites and Municipalities under NPDES requirements.
• Mr. Basham is responsible for conducting environmental assessments ranging from regulatory compliance audits
under EPA and OSHA to Phase I real estate audits. He has characterized hundreds of sites for adverse
environmental conditions, work-pl ace hazards and/or pollutant sources.
• Mr. Basham has assisted with National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance for several clients
dealing with Federal agencies such as NRC, HUD, DOT, BIA, BLM, and FTA. He has overseen the
development of an Environmental Report on the installation of new generation units at a nuclear power plant. In
addition , Mr. Basham has screened numerous sites for potential NEPA issues such as Threatened & Endangered
Species , Cultural & Historical Resources , and Wetlands.
• Mr. Basham has been invited to give presentations to numerous associations and committees regarding impact to
the Oil & Gas Industry of both established and proposed environmental regulations. He has given such
presentations to the Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association 's Environmental Committee, an advisory board to th e
Bureau of Land Management, and a stakeholder's committee advising the Oklahoma Corporation Commission
(OCC), Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) and Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
(ODEQ) on their development of new wetlands regulations for the State of Oklahoma.
• Mr. Basham conducts training sessions in Storm Water Pollution Prevention , Wetlands Regulations, Protection
of Threatened and Endangered Species and Cultural Resources. He has provided hi s expertise and guidance to
industrial clients in establishing effective programs for compliance with environmental regulations and provided
emplo yee training to staff and management personnel in implementing the programs .
• Mr. Basham has developed Process Safety Management programs (PSM), Risk Management Plans (RMPs),
Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures plans (SPCC) and Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans
(SWPPP) for regulated facilities.
• Mr. Basham recently led Enercon's environmental team in preparation of an Early Site Permit application to the
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for development of a new nuclear power plant in Mississi ppi. The
project took more than one year to complete and constitutes one of the first attempts to license a new nuclear
power plant in the US since the Three Mile Island accident.
Education and Professional Recognition
M .S. Industrial Hygiene , University of Oklahoma, 1993
B.A. Political Science/French , Oklahoma Baptist University , 1990
Asbestos Additional Undergraduate and Graduate Coursework in Chemistry and Industrial Hygiene
40 Hour Hazardous Waste Operations Training, 29 CFR 1910.120
Pipeline Testing Consortium Certification (U.S. DOT)
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
Gregory T. Brown
Experience Summary
• Evaluated occupational health exposures throughout North Texas
• Provided consultation to business personnel in the development of safety policies in accordance with NIOSH
and ACGIH recommendations , OSHA and EPA regulations
Experience Description
Mr.·Brown 's experience includes the following :
• Industrial Hygienist and Safety Consultant: Provided consultative solutions to occupational and residential
health and safety concerns . Assist bu siness professionals and individual homeowners with issues concerning
industrial hygiene , ergonomics, indoor air quality , chemical hazards and safety . Also provide consultation to
business personnel in the development of safety policies in accordance with NIOSH and ACGIH
recommendations , OSHA and EPA regulations.
• Industrial Hygienist: Evaluated occupational health exposures throughout Texas , Oklahoma, New Mexico,
Arkansas , Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama and Mexico. Associated duties included but were not
limited to : noise, respiratory and indoor air quality exposure hazards. Assisted clients with safety , respiratory
protection, hearing conservation and ergonomic programs to minimize employee exposures to health hazards
found at a variety of industrial, manufacturing , transportation , and office facilities. Air monitoring , noise
monitoring, and visual inspections were daily activities .
• Safety Coordinator for the Dallas Regional Office: developed safety program , and instructed 150 employees in
safety policies and procedures. Coordinator of Ergonomic Safety , Industrial Hygienist, and Loss Prevention
Consultant for the Loss Prevention Department (North Texas Region). Associated duties consisted of evaluating
occupational health exposures throughout North Texas, including but not limited to: cumulative trauma
disorders , respiratory, noise and dermatological exposure hazards. Routine presentations included: ergonomic
exposures, back injury prevention techniques , hazard communication , hearing conservation and respiratory
protection training.
• Consultant and Intern during graduate school summer break for the Loss Control Department. Surveys
included: noise , mercury vapor , copper and lead in drinking water , carbon monoxide, nitrous fumes , asbe sto s,
benzene, naturally occurring radioactive material , and other hazardous chemicals . Respiratory, hearing
conservation, and hazard communication training was conducted.
Education and Professional Recognition
M.S., Occupational and Environmental Health -Industrial Hygiene, University Of Oklahoma Health Sciences
Center College Of Public Health, May 1993.
B .S., Biology, Oklahoma City University , May 1988
Additional training includes:
Fire and Safety, Industrial Ventilation , Laboratory Safety, Hazard Communication, Respiratory Protection,
Protective Clothing, Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material
Enercon Services, Inc.
Te"y D. Allison, P.E.
Experience Summary
• Completed numerou s Property Condition Assessments on all types of residential ,
commercial, and industrial properties.
• Desig ned electrical, mechanical, and telecommunication infrastructure for buildings,
telecommunication sites, and electric utilities.
• Managed and oversaw the construction of industrial and infrastructure projects for various
utilities and telecommunication clients.
Experience Description
• Senior Con sultant for Enercon Services, Inc., primarily involved in assessing buildings and
other infrastructure to determine their condition and the extent of repairs and other work
required.
• Consultant to the Telecommunications industry. Designed telecommunication sites and
upgrades to existing sites for cellular telephone clients.
• Vice-President of Kevin L. Wallace Architects, Inc. Supervised employees and oversaw the
design of facilities for retail, commercial, and telecommunication clients .
• Consultant to the Telecommunications and Electric Power industries. De signed
telecommunication sites. Installed and maintained weather and wind monitoring equipment
to determine the location of future wind power projects.
• Project Manager and Contract Administrator for many Power industry projects. Oversaw the
construction of the largest wind power plant installed in Texas at that time.
• Project Engineer for the design and construction of the East Texas Interconnection between
the state of Texas and the Eastern United States power grid. This facility is one of two
electrical interconnections between Texas the rest of the U.S .
• Plant Manager for the West Interconnection between the State of Texas and the U .S. power
grid. Was responsible for all aspects of the operation and maintenance of this facility which
was the only connection between Texas and the U.S . power grid at the time.
• Divi sion Di strib ution Manager for Central and South West Company, a large electric utility.
Was responsible for the operation, maintenance, design , and construction of the electric
distribution system in a large portion of West Texas. Oversaw the design and construction
divisions.
• Electrical Engineer for West Texas Utilities Company. De signed and oversaw the
construction of electrical infrastructure.
• Radio Technician for American Petrofina. Maintained microwave radio and other
telecommunication equipment for the control of oil pipelines. Maintained the SCADA
system .
Education and Professional Recognition
B.S . Engineering Technology, Electronic emphasis, Texas A&M University, Cum Laude
Regi stered Profe ssional Engineer, Texas (Registration number 80334)
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
Davin G. Greenly, EIT, /AC
Experience Summary
• Expertise in site investigations, regulatory-based facility inspections, remedial design implementation,
emergency response , project management, risk assessment, insurance claims administration, and due .diligence.
• Diverse environmental experience in asbestos, lead-based paint, real estate due diligence , hazardous materials
and hazardous waste , insurance , mold , transportation , manufacturing , ground water, surface water , and Federal
agencies in areas such as compliance.
Experience Description
Mr. Greenly 's experience includes the following listed responsibilities:
• Mr. Greenly has provided environmental consulting consisting of: asbestos pre-renovation/demolition
inspections , asbestos abatement specification creation and oversight, lead-based paint inspections, and due-
diligence environmental site assessments and reconnaissance.
• Completed over 100 ASTM Phase I ESAs
• Completed revised AHERA Management Plans for public education entities.
• Performed IAQ surveys in commercial office buildings to assess mold and other air pollutants .
• Completed microbial assessments of multi-family housing for property acquisition client.
• Managed $SM , 5-year lead-based paint and asbestos pre-demolition/pre-renovation survey contract for the Navy
Facilities Engineering Command, Southern Division.
• Involved in organization and oversight of asbestos removal operations throughout Dallas Metroplex .
• Completed and updated Best Management Practices Plans, SWPPPs , and SPCC plans
• Managed dioxin-contaminated debris cleanup and disposal at FAA facility.
• Managed field investigation effort for Dallas Area Rapid Transit Phase I Environmental Site
Assessment for Northwest Corridor proposed rail expansion.
• Worked on Phase II investigation at Lone Star Army Ammunition Depot for Fort Worth Corps of
Engineers.
• Completion of over 50 regulatory-based facility inspections for EPA Region 6 REPA in four states in
order to enforce RCRA regulations and achieve environmental compliance for industry.
• Implemented remedial designs at three EPA Region 6 RAC sites in order to achieve cleanup standards. All
projects were completed on time and within budget.
Education and Professional Recognition
B.S. Environmental Engineering, California Polytechnic State University -San Luis Obispo, CA
Engineer-In-Training (EIT), State of Texas, 2000 (ET-29440)
Licensed Texas Department of State Health Services Individual Asbestos Consultant (#105620)
Specialized Skills and Training
40-hour OSHA (29 CFR 19 L0.120) course for hazardous waste site operations (1995) with annual 8-hour refreshers
40-hour EPA 165.5 course for hazardous waste site operators (1995)
24-hour Asbestos Inspector Training (2002), with annual refreshers
24-hour Lead Inspector Training (2002), with annual refreshers
16-hour Asbestos Management Planner Training (2002), with annual refreshers
16-hour Asbestos Air Monitoring Technician Training (NIOSH 582 Equivalency) [2002], with annual refreshers
24-hour Asbestos Project Designer Training (2003), with annual refreshers
Eight-hour permit-required confined space (29 CFR 1910.146) [1997]
DOE Q level security clearance
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
Randall N. Lantz, P.G.
Experience Summary
• Project Manager of the Dallas Office Phase II investigations.
• Seven years environmental and consulting experience .
• Extensive subsurface investigation experience including direct push , hollow stem auger, and air/mud rotarty
drilling technologies .
• 40-Hour OSHA HAZWOPPER certified . Performs OSHA HAZWOPER Training .
• Licensed by the Texas Department of Health as an Asbestos Inspector.
• Maintains and manages the Dallas Office computer system .
• Experienced with engineering programs for AutoCAD and piping and instrumentation design.
• Operated and maintained submarine based nuclear reactors and control equipment.
• Instructor of Physical Geology Laboratory course .
• Updated and corrected design and construction of numerous equipment testing devices resulting in highly
improved and safer maintenance conditions.
Experience Description
• Mr. Lantz is assigned to Enercon's Dallas office to support and manage environmental projects including
ASTM Phase I and II site assessments, asbestos surveys, investigations of extent of contamination associated
with underground storage tanks and site assessments for oil and gas producing properties . He manages the
Enercon Dallas Office Phase II Site Assessments and prepares proposals and sampling programs in accordance
with state regulatory programs including the Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP). His experience includes
underground storage tank assessment and removal , groundwater chlorinated solvent plume definition and
remediation , TRRP Affected Property Assessment preparation , as well as refinery , chemical plant, commercial
development property , and RCRA regulated facilitie s . He has experience in geophysical testing methods for
subsurface investigation and analysis of underground structures and anomalies . He has successfully upgraded
and repaired several automated remediation site systems resulting in a significant increase in the remediation
rate of contamination. He is relied upon for geologic information associated with Phase I and Phase II
projects. His knowledge of computers and Cadd programs has made him an essential member of the Dallas
office and the company as a whole . As the Dallas Office Computer System Administrator , he has been
essential to upgrading and maintaining the system network and changeover to the corporate Intranet. His
effort with the Dallas computer system has added significantly to the overall operation and efficiency of the
Dallas office. As in-house support, he assisted a major oil and gas exploration and production company in
daily operations for state and federal regulatory compliance, operator training, and litigation research tasks .
During his assignment , he prepared a company-wide Waste Management Plan , several operation instructions
to insure regulatory compliance, and a new tracking system for waste stream accountability .
Education and Professional Recognition
B.S. -Geology , University of Texas at Arlington, 1992
Geoscience graduate student
Naval Nuclear Power School
Training & Special Skills
Texas Licensed Professional Geologist (License# 637)
Texas Licensed Asbestos Inspector (License # 602381)
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
Steven A. Good
Experience Summary
• Project Manager for the Dallas office Phase I Investigations
• Over eight year s environmental consulting experience
• Experienced in ASTM Phase I Environmental Site Assessments , Environmental Risk Screenings, Stormwater
Pollution Prevention Plans , Spill Prevention and Counter Control Plans , and Phase II Subsurface Investigations.
• Experienced as project manager on over 1,500 Phase I Environmental Site Assessments.
• Over four years of technical review experience on Government Service Contracts .
• Over 15 years experience in construction, property management and repair.
Experience Description
Mr. Good's experience includes the following listed responsibilities:
• Project Manager for Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and Environmental Risk Screenings, technical
review of environmental issues relating to government owned or previously owned properties, support on
Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, and technical support using Computer Aided Drafting and Design
(Auto CAD).
• ProjectManager, on Phase I Environmental Site Assessments under ASTM guidelines for a variety of clients.
He has performed assessments on properties ranging from undeveloped land to industrial manufacturing
facilities. As project manager, Mr. Good is responsible for budget preparation and implementation, and
client interaction. He is very fami li ar with RCRA, CERCLA, SARA, CWA, CAA, TSCA, and other federal
acts and regulations as well as state environmental laws.
• Performed remediation escrow reviews, reviewed technical reports, TNRCC UST Tank Fee research and
researching Responsible Party issues involving LPST facilities for FDIC contract. Mr. Good has assisted in
saving the FDIC thousands of dollars in UST Registration Fees, in addition to having the FDIC removed as
Responsible Party on several LPST sites throughout the state of Texas.
• Mr. Good als o provides support on various Phase II Subsurface investigations. His duties include all activities
involved with groundwater sampling and analysis, in addition to overseeing the installation of groundwater
monitor wells at various locations.
• Prior to joining Enercon, Mr. Good worked for American Flood Research, Inc., as a Map researcher{f eam
Leader for the southeastern region of the United States. He was promoted to team leader after eleven
months of employment. In addition, to overseeing several employees, his duties included working with
mortgage companies and lending institutions to determine if properties being purchased fall within the 100
year floodplain by cross-referencing numerous resources and plotting the properties on FEMA flood hazard
maps.
Education and Professional Recognition
Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas
Bachelor of Science Degree -Environment Science
Member Gamma Theta Upsilon, National Geography Honor Society
Training and Special Skills
Microsoft Office Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Microsoft Excel
Professional Certifications
Texas Licensed Asbestos In spector (License #601999)
Visio and Power Point Drawing Software
Auto CAD
40 Hour OSHA CFR 1910.120 Hazardous Waste Field Operation Training w/ 8-hour refreshers
Hydrogen Sulfide Safety Training
ENERCON SERVICES INC.
John P. McCreight
Experience Summary
• Conducted numerous Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments
• Experience in environmental compliance and mapping
• Conducted numerous Asbestos Surveys
• Conducted numerous Mold Surveys
Experience Description
Mr. McCreight is assigned to Enercon Services Dallas Office to assist with environmental
compliance services and support. He has varied experience as an environmental specialist.
Mr. McCreight has conducted numerous Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site
Assessments. He has extensive experience conducting ground water sampling events. Mr.
McCreight has also supervised UST removals. Mr. Mccreight has conducted
comprehensive and limited asbestos surveys, as well as , mold surveys. Mr. McCreight also
has experience with report preparation. Mr. McCreight has experience performing SWPPP
inspections.
Mr. McCreight has experience working for the United States Army Corps of Engineers . He
performed visitor assistance and law enforcement at Kaw Lake in Ponca City, Oklahoma.
Mr. Mccreight is certified by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board to conduct water
testing. He has two years experience performing both surface and bottom water tests on
reservorrs.
Education and Professional Recognition
B.S. Environmental Science, Oklahoma State University
Minor in Soil Science , Oklahoma State University
Special Skills and Training
40 hour OSHA Certification
Texas Department of State Health Services Licensed Asbestos Inspector
Texas Department of State Health Services Licensed Mold Assessment Technician
Proficient with numerous computer applications such as: MS Word, MS Excel, MS
PowerPoint, and MS Visio
2.6 LIST OF SUBCONTRACTORS
Providers shall complete the following information and submit it with the Qualifications Documents to permit the
City of Fort Worth to more fully evaluate the submittal's quality prior to awarding the contract.
Subcontrnctor's Subcontractor's
Name Address
* Lo pez G arcia G roup, 100 E 15 St
Inc. Ste. #200
Fort Worth , TX
76102
* Next-Gen P.O. Box 220
Solutions Keller, TX 76244
*Sunbelt Industrial 2415 Cullen St.
Services Fort Worth, TX
76107
* Quaternary Resource 750 N. St. Paul
Investigations, LLC St.
Ste.# 600
Dallas, TX
75201
* BDS Technologies 403 N. Sylvania
Ave. Ste #6
Fort Worth, TX
76111
* Denotes a certified M/WBE firm
City of Fort Worth
DEM06-07:EECS
Subcontractor's Subcontractor's Proposed Tasks
Telephone No. FAX Number on the Project
--817 390 1000 - -817 882 9462 s urveys, C omp 1ance, CAPMS erv1ces
817-308-2770 817-379-2512 Environmental Drilling
CAPM Services
VCP Management
817-877-0866 817-877-0428 UST Removal/Install,
Excavation/backfill
214-572-0061 214-754-0819 Environmental Drilling
Geophysical and Subsurface
Engineering
817-656-2320 817-656-2320 Stormwater Solutions,
Surveying Services
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2.6 LIST OF SUBCONTRACTORS
Providers shall complete the following information and submit it with the Qualifications Documents to permit the
City of Fort Worth to more fully evaluate the submittal's quality prior to awarding the contract.
Subcontractor's Subcontractor's
Name Address
* Unified Services 2110 Greenbriar
of Texas, Inc. Drive
Southlake, TX
76092
* 10 Point 1736 Rhome St.
Environmental, Dallas, TX 75229
Inc.
* Denotes a certified M/WBE firm
City of Fort Worth
DEM06-07:EECS
Subcontractor's Subcontractor's Proposed Tasks
Telephone No. FAX Number on the Project
817-481-9510 817-488-1729 UST Removal, SPCC plans
972-402-9710 972-402-9373 Stormwater Compliance, erosion
control
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PROFESSIONAL
LICENSE AND CERTIFICATIONS
Enercon-Company
TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
'.Be it k:.._nown tfiat
ENERCON SERVICES INC
lias fu[ji[[ecf tfie requirements in accorcfance with tlie [aws of tfie State of 7'ex__as for
LPST CORRECTIVE ACTION SPECIALIST
License 'J{__um6er: RCAS 00453
Issue 'lJate: 0711912005
'Et(f iration '1Jate: 09 112 12 007 'Te,tas Commission on 'Environmenta[ QuaCity
TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
13e it f(nown tfiat
ENERCON SERVICES INC
has fu[ji[[ed the requirements in accordance with the [aws of the State of 'Ie~as for
.Licens e 'll{__um6er: CRP001429
Issue IJJate: 06 /01/2004
'Ezyiration 'Date: 08 /31 /2006
UST CONTRACTOR
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'E;r_ecutive 'Director
'Te;r_as Commission on 'E nv ironmental Quautg
F-290 6/30/ioos
Firm RegistraUon _ NM ~ \ E1<piration Date
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Regi$blrt~d Pr9t~s$ionar , n -"ineering Firm
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Executive Director, Texas Board cif Professional Engineers
TEXAS BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
This acknowledges that
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
has fulfilled the requirements of the State of Texas
to offer and perform engineering services in the
STATE OF TEXAS.
IN WTINESS WHEREOF
We have hereunto set our hands and affixed the seal of the Board,
this 16TH day of JUNE, 2000.
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BOARDCHAIR
~A~ BOARD SECRETARY
Registration# F -000290
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF SrfATE H-EALTI-I SE :RVICES
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ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
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Asbestos Consultant Agem~y
in the State of Texas withili the purview of Te.1.:as Occttpations Code, chapter 1954;
so long as this license is not silspended or revoked and is renewed according to the
rules adopted by the Texas Board qll-lealth .
Lice11se :Num6er. 100294
rJJ/ect i·e1e <Date: 2/j/2006
!Expirat 1:on <Date: 1/31/2008
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RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSE
l'ursullllt 10 the Te"• Rad iation Control Act 1111d Texu Health Oeparuncttt reaulations on radiation , and In r eliance on statemen111nd repn:senta ti ons lleretofo~e made by
the liccn:lff , a Hcell!lt: is hereby isil ued lWlhori:zing tile licen11ee tn receiv e. acquire, pou ess and transfet' radi~ matenal lit~ below ; alld ID use such !'ldloactive n'Ulletlal
for the: purpose(s) al)d at th e pl111:c:(s) dc:sigiultc:d betnw . '!'his Jicc:nse is subjc:1.1 lO Hll applic11ble rul~, reguiat1ons 811d orders of the TCJ111S 1xparm,cn1 of Hdl.lth (Agency)
now or hereafter inietfc~1 and to any conditions mccified below .
1. Na.me
2. Address
I.
LICENSEE
ENERCON SERVICES INC
ATTN JEFF KINDLEY
306 W WALL STE 1312
MIDLAND TX 79701
This license is is sued in response to a letter
dated: May 9, 2003
signed by : John R. Corn, P.E .
3 , · License Number Amendment Number
L05447 03
PREVIOUS AMENDMENTS ARE VOID
1 4 . Expiration Date -----+--------------------'! l
RAPIOACTIVE MATERIAL AUTHORIZED
5. Radioi sulOffe
A. Any !
radioactive ;
material witltt
atomic numbers
1 to 95
B. Naturally
occurring :
radioactive ;
material
(NORM) a$
defined m .•.
••TAC . I
§289.259
6 . Form of Material 7 . Maximwn Activity
A. Solid, sludge, A. As needed for
liquid or scale each job
B . Solid , sludge, B . As needed for
liquid or scale each job
July 31, 2008
8. Authorized Use
A. Decontamination of pipe , land ,
equipment and materials contaminated with
radioactive materials . Possession , at job
site, incidental to decontamination of pipe ,
equipment and materials contaminated with
radioactive materials. Storage, at job site ,
prior to transfer to original generator,
authorized recipients and/or authorized
radioactive materials disposal facilities.
B. Decontamination of NORM
contaminated pipe, land, equipment and
materials . Possession, at job site, incidental
to decontamination of NORM contaminated
pipe, equipment and materials. Storage , at
job site~ prior to transfer tQ original
generator, authorized recipients and/or
authorized NORM disposal facilities .
• C1-Curie:i njlCi-Millicurics µCi-Microcurles ••Title 2.5 Texas Administrative Code
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10 .
11.
12.
The !authorized place of use is at temporary job sites located at a customers facility , in areas not under
exclµsive Federal jurisdiction, throughout Texas. -
Eac~· site shall maintain documents and records pertinent to the operations at that site . Copies of all
doc ents and recordc; required by this license shall be maintained for Agency review at 306 West Wall,
Sui . 1312 , Midland. Texas. ·
Th~r ?dividual designated to perfonn the functions of Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) for activities covered
by rs license is Jeff Kindley . .
The j licensee shall comply with the provisions (as amended) of 25 Texas Admini~trative Code (TAC)
§289.201, §289.202, §289.203 , §289 .204, §289.205, §289.251 , §289.252, §289 .257 and §289.259 .
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RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSE
UCBNSE N1JMBBk AMHNDMB!ff NUMBSR
L05447 03
13. RadiQactive material shall be used by, or under the direct supervision of, individuals designated hy the
RSO I only after each worker has successfully completed an Agency accepted training course.
Docurnentation verifying the successful completion of the training for each worker shall be maintained by
the litensee for inspection by the Agency .
14 . All fc.,nale employees shall be given instruction concerning prenatal radiation exposure and the licensee's
policy regarding notification and exposure during the gestational period.
15. The 4censee shall provide written notification to the Agency :
A. t Jeast five (5) days prior to commencing decontamination or remediation activities. The notification
all specify the following:
( ) type of operation;
( ) the mode of decontamination (if more than one mode is authorized on the license);
( ) address and physical location of the decontamination or remediation activity;
(4) dates when the activity will be conducted; and
($) the name of the person in charge of the operation at the site.
B . Within 7 days of completion of decontamination work for a customer at the customer's site. The
notification shall specify the following:
(1) customer name.
(2) customer mailing address ,
()) customer telephone number,
(4) quantity of contaminated material generated as a result of the decontamination process, and
($) disposition of contaminated material.
(a) lf contaminated material is left in the possession of the customer. the licensee shall also submit
the following information :
(i) method (e.g., drums) of storage of contaminated material, .
(ii) .site where material is stored (provide map if street address .is n.ot iwaHab1t')
(iii) location at site where material is stored. and
(iv) storage conditions (e .g., metal shed, pallets on open ground, etc.).
C. 'I1his information shall be addressed to the following :
Decontamination Notification
TTN: Division of Compliance and Inspection
reau of Radiation Control
xas Department of Health
1 00 W. 49th Street
ustin, Texas 787S6-3189 or bf facsimile to: (.512) 834-66S4.
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LICENSE NUMBER .AMBNDMt!NT NUMB:BR
L05447 03
16. A. Thd RSO shall conduct unannounced audits each month to assure that procedures are being conducted at
the ~ppropriate frequency and in the appropriate manner . These audits shall as a minimum consist of the
foUpwing: ·
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( ) survey location for personnel,
( ) material receipt procedures,
( ) processing procedures ,
-) per8'Jnn(!l survey prO<;edures 1
( ) personnel monitoring procedures,
( ) equipment and material release surveys,
( ) material balance records and calculations,
( ) transfer and disposition records,
) occupational and environmental air monitoring procedures,
( 0) facility survey procedures, and
( 1) posting and noticing requirements
B. Xe RSO shall document these audits by recording the date of the audit, the findings of the audit, and
y corrective action taken. These records shall be retained for inspection by the Agency.
Exce as specifically provided otherwise by this license , the licensee shall possess and use the radioactive
mate al authorized by this license in accordance with statements, representations, and procedures
con ed in the following:
appli · tion dated February 7, 2001,
letter dated July 11, 2001 (2 letters) and July 13, 2001.
5 TAC Chapter 289 shall prevail over statements contained in the above documents unless such
ents are more restrictive than the regulations.
CRF:cf FOR THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Date May 29, 2003
, Chief
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~ BUREAU OF RADIATION CONTROL~
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RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSE
Punuant to Texa~ Radiation Control Act and Teiw Health D~t re~ulatlona on radiation, and in reliance on atatement.s and repre1~T11.tlona het-etofore ll'lfflle by
the llcemt:c. a lcense 1s hereby Issued authorizing the licensee~ rece1.ve. o.~quue , po~11~ and transfer radioactive material 1Jstro below ; nrx.l to use such radk>acllve material
for the purptll! (s)~and 11t ll1c; place(x} de:ngnated below . ThlJj hc:cnse ts suh.JCtt lo :ill applicable rules, rcgula !lun, aru:I orden. of the TeXIIS Dcpann1t:nt of Health (Agency)
now or hcrca r UI effect and LO anv rooilil~• ~nrrifi"" 1 .... 1n ~
, LicENS"RF. ·., Ji. • ...._o. ia ioouc.d : ................. u, ,.. 1r.-H~~
1. Name
2 . Addres
ENbK.CUN ~b.KVJCES INC
ATTN JEFF KINDLEY
306 W WALL STE 1312
1'.IIDLA Nn 'l"X T<tT01
dated: May 9. 2003
signed by : John R. Corn, P .E.
3 . License Number Amendment Number
L05447 03
PREVIOUS AMENDMENTS ARE VOID
-----!"""""--------------------~ 4 . Expiration Date
P,IOACTIVB MI\TERit \L t\UTIIORIZ.L:.U
A. Au
· 16 . F~rm or Mat.1..'rial 7. Maximum Activity
A . Solid __;\Jwt~c. A. i\:\ nce<:lr.s:t for
1 ;,..Lll;,J ,,T" cr-~f-_.,.._a.,..:.·•••
l:t Nntnr lty
occurring i
radioactiv
material
(NORM) s
d~tmeid i
••TAC
§289 .259 !
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B . Solid,
liquid or scale
,1w:1se , D. As needed for
each job
July 31, -~·.:..::oo~~------
8. Authorized Use
A . UC\:.1'111l.d111111;1li1111 111' pi11~. h11111 . , . .,1·••r----.. __ .... _...._ .... _~-1.. ----...... ; .... _ ... __ ..... ·· :'"'·
radioactive materials . Possession . at job
site, incidental to decontamination of pipe,
equipment and materials contaminated with
radioactive materials. Storage , at job site,
prior to transfer to original generator,
authorized recipients and/or authorized
radioactive materials disposal facilities.
B . Deco11t.,;:,111iuuliuu uf NORM
contaminated pipe. land, equipment and
materials. Possession, at job site , incidental
to decontamination of NORM contaminated
pipe, equipment and materials. Storage, at
job oitc, prior to tran3fcr to or.igindl
generator, authorized recipients and/or
authorized NORM disposal facilities .
• Ci.Curie.~ Ci-Millicurics µCl·Mlcrocurles **Tith: 25 Tcxa~ Administrative Code
9. Th authorized place of use is at temporary job sites located at a customers facility, in areas not under
sive Federal jurisdiction, throughout Texas.
10 . site shall maintain documents and records pertinent to the operations at that site. Copies of all
ents and records required by this license shall be maintained for Agency review at 306 West Wall.
p 12, Midland , Texas.
11. Th inµividual designated to perform the functions of Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) for activities covered
by is license is Jeff Kindley.
12. Th licensee shall comply with the provisions (as amended) of 25 Texas Administrative Code (TAC)
101 , 3'.lQ0 .101, S11ilO .~O'.l , ~'.280.:l.0'1 , §:l.R0.'.:20S, PS9.:?.S1, §289.252 , S~8?.~S7 ~nd §20~.25?.
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RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSE
Pursuant 10 the Te"~ Radiatlo11 Control Act and Texa, Health Deparuncnt reautation, on radiation, and In reliance on statemenca 1111 repn!$enllti0111 beretofo:c made by
the licen:lff , 11 u~ru1e is hcTeby isHued iwlhorizing the Jicemlee I!> receive. acquire, pouess and transfer rad~ ~terial l11ted below; and ID use such radloective 111&Zrlal
for the purpose(s) a4(! at lhe pl11Ct:(S) dC:SigDllu:d below . This Jicense is subjcL1 to all applicable rules , rcgulatx)IIS and orders of the TcllllS DtpartlllCnt of Health (Agency)
now or hcrea~ in ieffc1.:t and ID any conditions med.tied below .
1. Name
2. Address
I.
LICENSEE
ENERCON SERVICES INC
ATTN JEFF KINDLEY
306 W WALL STE 1312
MIDLAND TX 79701
This license is issued in response to a letter
dated: May 9, 2003
signed by: John R. Corn, P.E.
3. License Number Amendment Number
105447 03
PREVIOUS AMENDMENTS ARE VOID
1 4. Expiration Date ----~--------------------i l
RAJ)JOACTIVE MATERIAL AUTHORIZED
5. Radioisuto~
A. Any i
radioactive :
material witlh
atomic numbers
1 to 95
B. Naturally
occurring .
radioactive ;
material
(NORM) a$
defmed ui .j.
••TAC . I
§289.259
6 . Form of Material 7. Maximum Activity
A. Solid, sludge, A. As needed for
liquid or scale each job
B. Solid, sludge, B. As needed for
liquid or scale each job
July 31, 2008
8. Authorized Use
A. Decontamination of pipe, land,
equipment and materials contaminated with
radioactive materials . Possession, at job
site, incidental to decontamination of pipe,
equipment and materials contaminated with
radioactive materials . Storage, at job site,
prior to transfer to original generator,
authorized recipients and/or authorized
radioactive materials disposal facilities.
B. Decontamination of NORM
contaminated pipe, land, equipment and
materials. Possession, at job site, incidental
to decontamination of NORM contaminated
pipe, equipment and materials. Storage, at
job site, prior to transfer tQ original
generator, authorized recipients and/or
authorized NORM disposal facilities.
• Ci-Curi~ n!aCi-Millicurics µCi·Microcurles ••Title 2, Tcitas Administrative Code
9.
10.
11.
12.
The !authorized place of use is at temporary job sites located at a customers facility, in areas not under
excl\J.sive Federal jurisdktion, throughout Texas.
Eaci· site shall maintain documents and records pertinent to the operations at that site. Copies of all
doc ments and record'l required by this license shall be maintained for Agency review at 306 West Wall,
Sui . 131.2, Midland, Texas. ·
Th~f?dividual designated to perform the functions of Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) for activities covered
by rs license is Jeff Kindley. .
The j licensee shall comply with the provisions (as amended) of 2.S Texas Admini~trative Code (TAC)
§289.201, §289.202, §289.203, §289.204, §289.205, §289.251, §289.252, §289.257 and §289.259 .
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UCBNS!! NUMIBk AMBNDMBl'IT NUMBSR
L05447 03
13. RadiQactive material shall be used by, or under the direct supervision of, individuals designated hy the
RSO I only after each worker has successfully completed an Agency accepted training course .
Docutentation verifying the successful completion of the training for each worker shall be maintained by
the Ii nsee for inspection by the Agency.
14. All f~e employees shall be given instruction concerning prenatal radiation exposure and the licensee's
policy regarding notification and exposure during the gestational period.
15. The ~censee shal I provide written notification to the Agency:
A. t Jeast five (5) days prior to commencing decontamination or remediation activities. The notification
all specify the following:
( ) type of operation;
( ) the mode of decontamination (if more than one mode is authorized on the license);
( ) address and physical location of the decontamination or remediation activity;
(4,) dates when the activity wil1 be conducted; and
($) the name of the person in charge of the operation at the site.
B. Within 7 days of completion of decontamination work for a customer at the customer's site . The
notification shall specify the following:
(l) customer name,
(2) customer mailing address,
()) customer telephone number,
(4) quantity of contaminated material generated as a result of the decontamination process , and
($) disposition of contaminated material.
(a) lf contaminated material is left in the possession of the customer, the licensee shall also submit
the following information:
(i) method (e.g., drums) of storage of contaminated material, .
(ii) .site where material is stored (provide map if street address .is n.ot .Qvailab1e-)
(iii) location at site where material is stored, and
(iv) storage conditions (e.g., metal shed, pallets on open ground, etc.).
C. This information shall be addressed to the following:
Decontamination Notification
TTN: Division of Compliance and Inspection
reau of Radiation Control
xas Department of Health
1 00 W. 49th Street
ustin, Texas 78756-3189 or
facsimile to: (512) 834-66S4.
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RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSE
LlCENSB NUMBBR AMHNDMl!NT NtlMBl!R
L05447 03
16. A. Thd RSO shall conduct unannounced audits each month to assure that procedures are being conducted at
the ~ppropriate frequency and in the appropriate manner. These audits shall as a minimum consist of the
foUpwing: ·
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( ) survey location for personnel,
( ) material receipt procedures,
( ) processing procedures ,
·{ ) perS'lnnt-1 survey proc;edures i
( ) personnel monitoring procedures,
( ) equipment and material release surveys,
( ) material balance records and calculation..,:;,
( ) transfer and disposition records,
) occupational and environmental air monitoring procedures,
( 0) facility survey procedures, and
( 1) posting and noticing requirements
B. he RSO shall document these audits by recording the date of the audit, the findings of the audit, and
y corrective action taken. These records shall be retained for inspection by the Agency .
17. Exce t a.q specifically provided otherwise by this license , the licensee sha11 possess and use the radioactive
mate al authorized by this license in accordance with statements, representations, and procedures
con ed in the following:
appli · tion dated February 7, 2001,
letter dated July 11, 2001 (2 letters) and July 13, 2001 .
5 TAC Chapter 289 shall prevail over statements contained in the above documents unless such
ents are more restrictive than the regulations.
CRF:cf FOR THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Date May 29, 2003
AUG-25-2003 10:47 PM P.02
~ T~xa, Department of Health ~
~ BUREAU OF RADIATION CONTROL~
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RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSE
Pursuant to Texa~ Radiation Control Act and Texu Health ~nt regulation, oo rad!atlon, and In reliance on statements and r11pr9er1111tlon1 ~tofore fflllde b
the Ucemec. a lcense 15 hereby Jssu~ authorizing !he ilcensee ~, rece1_ve . n~quire, po$11~ and tramft:r radioactive material Us1m below; 1100 to use such radioacLlvc; materJ
for the putpu~ (s)~and !It Inc place(11) des1gnalct.l l:,dow , Th111 hcense 15 suh.JCCI lo all applicable rules, regulation.~ and orders of the Tellllli Dq,artn11:nt of Health (Agency)
now or herCll r tn effect and ll) anv cowtil~• !nV'<'if"-1 1, .. 1n,.,
LILENSRF. 'a li.••~o• ia iacn.a.~d : ... ••··••• •••·•• u, ... 1-:-1 ,c-A
1. Name
2 . Addres
.ENbKCUN ~hKVJCES INC
ATTN JEFF KINDLEY
306 W WALL STE 1312
1'r11DL,._ Nn 'l'X' 'T<t'Tn1
dated: May 9, 2003
signed by: John R . Corn, P .E.
~ . License Nurnher Amendment Nu;nber
L05447 03
PREVIOUS AMENDMENTS ARE VOID
----4----~----------------~ 4 . Expiration Date
APIOAC'T!VE l'v(I\TEnit\L t\UTJIOI<.IZ.cu
A. Au
rnrf1nAi"'f"ii, ...
material ith
atomic nu bcrs
1 to 95
1=l Nnh,r Uy
occurring i
radioactiv
material
(NORM) s
defined . i
"'"'TAC
§289.259 [
1
6. F~rm orMal.(.'fial 7. Maximum Activity
~\. . SuUd,~\Jw.t.i=:c::. t\. "·:\ oeectJ:-d for l,r1,11,,I ,,r cr·-:tl-.c...,..-1,. .,.·•1•
B. Solid.,
liquid or scale
~h1dge, D. As needed for
each job
July ~ I , _?,.-'-'00.:..:..c..c.l\ ____ ~-
8. Authorized Use
A . LJC(..0111.id111111.t01111 111" pipr.. html .
;•.,1••-ir---., ---_,,..,••-•-1-•---, ... ; .... .-..... A .. :&.t.
radioactive materials . Possession, at job
site, incidental to decontamination of pipe,
equipment and materials contaminated with
radioactive materials. Storage, at job site,
prior to transfer to original generator,
authorized recipients and/or authorized
radioactive materials disposal facilities.
B. Deconiaminuliuu uf NORM
contaminated pipe, land, equipment and
materials. Possession, at job site, incidental
to decontamination of NORM contaminated
pipe, equipment and materials. Storage, at
job oitc, p!'ior to tran:,(cr to or.iginti.l
generator, authorized recipients and/or
authorized NORM disposal facilities.
Ci-Millicurics µCl·Mlcrocurles **Tith: 25 Texas Administrative Code
9 . authorized place of use is at temporary job sites located at a customers facility, in areas not under
sive Federal jurisdiction, throughout Texas.
10. site shall maintain documents and records pertinent to the operations at that site. Copies of all
ents and records required by this license shall be maintained for Agency review at 306 West Wall,
1312, Midland, Texas.
11. individual designated to perform the functions of Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) for activities covered is license is Jeff Kindley.
12. The licensee shall comply with the provisions (as amended) of 25 Texas Administrative Code (TAC)
6?~ 101 , 31iP .101, 8~120.'.lO~, ~~iO.:lO,t, §:lR0.:205 , §:189.251, §289.252, §289 .2S7 cmd §20?.25?.
PROFESSIONAL
LICENSE AND CERTIFICATIONS
Enercon-Individuals
STATE OF TEXAS
Chairman , Texas Board of Professiona l Geoscient ists
OF
GEOSCIENTISTS
DEPARTMENT OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES
BE IT KNOWN THAT
DON R PARSONS JR
is hereby licensed and authorized to perform as a
MOLD ASSESSMENT CONSULTANT
in the State of Texas and is hereby governed by the rights, privileges, and responsibilities
set forth in Title 25, Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 295, relating to Texas Mold
Assessn1ent and Remediation Rules, as long as this license is not suspended or revoked,
and is renewed according to the law.
MAC0157
License Number
12/15/2005
Issued Date
12/15/2007
Expiration Date
Void after expiration date
VOID IF ALTERED
TEXAS
Department of
State Health Services
Quade R. Stahl, Ph.D.
Division of Regulatory Services
Eduardo J. Sanchez, M.D., M.P.H
Commissioner
NON-TRANSFERABLE
CONTROL NUJ\:1BER: 3723
t ~, I TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 'Be it l(nown tfiat DON ~ PARSONS JR fias fulfi[[ea tfie requirerrients in accoraance witfi tfie {aws of tfie State of 'Te~as for LPST PROJECT MANAGER J.,icense :l\{_,um6er:, 9APM00490 Issue 'Date: 02/17/2005 'Ezyiration 'Date: 02/18/2007 -~--~ .-!. "rh: f)'-}. ---. . ___ f:l__il)J~-· Secti.on Manager 'Te,cas Commission on 'Environmenta[ Qua{i ·
~unumneD. inc.
~HA Compliant Safety Training & Consulting
690A East Los Angeles Ave.Suite. 180 Agoura Hills, CA 91301
888 309-7233 * 805 306-8027 * 805 526-0377
www.SafetyUnlimited.com
Certifies that
DON PARSONS
has successfully completed
8 Hour HAZWOPER Refresher Training
In Accordance With Federal OSHA Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120
Julius P. Griggs
Instructor #892
05122743966
Certificate Number
12/27/2005
TO VERIFY THE VALIDITY OF THIS CERTIFICATE, go to www.SafetyUnlimited.com/certijicate.htm
STATE OF TEXAS
prov isions of the T
of Profess ional Geoscientists here by ce .
lice n sed as a Professiona l Geo ·:,
Texa$ map eo.atesy of the Bureau of Economic Geology, The University ,:,f Ter.as at Austin
TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
'Be it k__nown tliat
MARK GRAY PG
lias fulfi[[ea tlie requirements in acconfan ce w itli tlie
[aws of tlie State' of 'Te:t,as for
· LPST PROJECT MANAGER
L ice nse :A{µ.m6er: CAPM01382
Issu e 'lJ ate: 12/09/2004
'E zyiratio n '.Da t e: Valid if PE or PG license is
not revoked and is re newed
according to law.
n._ -f --~~!:~Lager =--1~f---
'Te~as Commission on 'En vironmen tal Qy.a[i
Aunum1TED. inc.
~HA Compliant S,1fety Training & Consulting
690A East Los Angeles Ave.Suite. 180 Agoura Hills, CA 91301
888 309-7233 * 805 306-8027 * 805 526-0377
www.SafetyUnlimited.com
Certifies that
MARK GRAY
has successfully completed
8 Hour HAZWOPER Refresher Training
In Accordance With Federal OSHA Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120
Julius P. Griggs
Instructor #892
06011144125
Certificate Number
1/11/2006
TO VERIFY THE VALIDITY OF THIS CERTIFICATE, go to www.SafetyUnlimited.com/certificate.htm
THE STATE OF TEXAS
BE IT KNOWN THAT
Patrick Terrence Brunette
HAVING GIVEN SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE OF QUALIFICATIONS
REQUIRED BY SECTION 21, SENATE BILL NO. 604 , ACTS REGULAR
SESSION, 70TH LEGISLATURE OF TEXAS IS GRANTED THIS
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
AND IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO PRACTICE AS A
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER
SER IAL
NU MBER
SO LONG AS THIS CERTIFICATE IS NOT REVOKED AND IS RENEWED ACCORDING TO LAW
73832
STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION
FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
IN WITNESS WHEREOF.
WE HAVE HEREUNTO SET OUR HANDS
AND AFFIXED THE SEAL OF THE BOARD
AT THE CITY OF AUSTIN, TH IS 15TH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1993.
The
American Institute of
Professional Geologists
hereby affirms that
Cliar{es (J). Jf ar{an
having provided satisfactory evidence of the education,
professional experience, personal integrity and
adherence to applicable · professional and ethical
standards required by the Bylaws of this Institute, is
qualified and authorized, as and while a Member in
good standing, to use the title
Certified <Professiona{ (Jeo{ogist
Certifica.te :Num6er 10067
President
Secretary
STATE OF TEXAS
l
In accordance with the provisions of the rfe
of Professional Geoscientists hereby c f(i
licensed as a Professional
Chairman , Te xas Board of Professional Geos cientists
TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
'Be it k_nown tfiat
ROBERT SCHOENEWE
fias fu{filCea tfie requirements in accoraance witfi tfie
[aws of tfie State of <Ie~as for
LPST PROJECT MANAGER
License !J\lum6er: CAPM00659
Issue 'Date : 07/20/2004
'Ezyiration 'Date: 07/13/2006
~¥~~--
'Ie~as Commissi.on on 'Environmenta{ ~a{i~
TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISSION ...<, / -.., ... "---/ _L37-)~ CoririEciirJE CJ'/cfion !7-Jrio;'Ecf d/1a12a3Eri ee.,.tificafr. of c:f?t:.f]l~hation (NON-TRANSFERABLE) .!BE if known that Robert Schoenewe ha:1 /uf/~d a!!'the !ZEae:Ha't/j u9ui'l£1l2W:! cuu:f f:j_ h.::ubJ te3i:j,f.::t.::d a:1 an _L!P~ C!ou..::ctiu-E. c:/lction {Pwje.ct d/l(ana3.::t ttrifh th.:: !Jexa:1 dVatuta! ctf.:::1ouwe {!Ol'l:1£'llTafton {!OlnJnt:j,:itOn cuu:f ma:1 ~a3.:: in~~ ao1.'LU!fiu-e acfion :j,.:;'llTtC£:1 within fhedfafe o/!J exa:1 pu'l.-iuanf to !Jitf'.:: 30, !Jexa:1 c:/ldmini:1bafiu-e C!ocfe, C!hapfet 334, du.bchapfcr. J. !Jht::i. ce'lfiji.aat.:: 14 u-a.!'id :10 !on3 a:1 fhi:1, aettiji.cat.:: i:1 not uc.rokt£d and i:i. 'tEJZewed accmdin3 to !a.w. c::/?e3idiafwn dlfo: 2ate of ih:1uanae: CAPM00659 July 14, 1995 ~~ TNRCC
American Institute of Professional Geologists
hereby a( firms that
<R.p6ert J. Sclioenewe
hm ittg prouided satisfactory evidence of the ed u ca tion , prnfessio11al ex peri en ce, p ersonal
illlegrit,y and adh ere nce to applicable professional and et hica l s tandard s required by lhe
Bylaws of thi s Institute, is qualified and authorized, as and while a Memb er in good
standi11g , lo use th e title
Certificate !Ni un6er 09017
Certified" Professiona{ (Jeo[ogist
In testimony wh e re o f, witn e s the s ign atures of the Pre s ident a nd
Secretary under sea l of this In stitute the 11th day of November, 1!)9 3
Lawrence A. Ce rrillo , Pr es ident
F. Lyr~ner, Secretary
PRESENTED To
Robert Schoenewe
IN REcoGNITioN OF HAVING SuccESSFULLY CoMPI.El'ED
THE PRESCRIBED COURSE OF STUDY FoR
Hazardous Waste Supervisor
8 Hours
In compliance with 29 CFR 1910.120
July 18, 1994
Effective Date
~unum1TED. inc.
~HA Compliant Safety Training & Consulting
690A East Los Angeles Ave.Suite. 180 Agoura Hills , CA 91301
888 309-7233 * 805 306-8027 * 805 526-0377
www.SafetyUnlimited.com
Certifies that
ROBERT SCHOENEWE
has successf oily completed
8 Hour HAZWOPER Refresher Training
In Accordance With Federal OSHA Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120
Julius P. Griggs
Instructor #892
05121943951
Certificate Number
12/19/2005
TO VERIFY THE VALIDITY OF THIS CERTIFICATE, go to www.SafetyUnlimited.com/certijicate.htm
-l.
TEXAS BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
This card certifies that
TERRY DAVIS ALLISON
is a Licensed Professional Engineer.
.. ~
;;;.: ... "";,
' ~~:i~.~ .. .' .• . . ,.-\¢-'-''~
... O.-.·i:.· At'i lJ 1~\\\_,_.
P.E. License Number Status
80334 ACTIVE
Expiration Date
12/31/2006
TEXAS BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
This acknowledges that
TERRY D. ALLISON, P.E.
has fulfilled the requirements of the State of Texas
to off er and perform engineering services· in the
State of Texas.
In witness whereof
we have hereunto set our hands and affixed the seal of the Board,
this 31ST day of DECEMBER, 2004.
cfb'.o.~lfM 41
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!;!O ARD S EC RETAR Y
Reg istration # F-8444
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Texas Board of Professional Engineers
By T his Certificate Bears Witness That
In A cknowledgement of Intent to Become Licensed
N o . ET -2 9440
DAVIN GUY GREENLY
Is Her eby Recogn iz ed As An
Engineer-In-Training
Within the State of Texas
THIS IS NOT A LICENSE TO
PRACTICE PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING
Date : D ECEMB E R I , 20 00
Expires: DECEM BE R 1, 2008
Issued by Rec iproc it y w ith the State of CALIFO RNI A ..
BO ARD CHAI R
LO UISI ANA PROFESSIONAL
ENGINEE RIN G & LA NO SU RVEYING 80A RD
%43 ~~: . AV[ src !;n • BAlC~ P.OL'u£ J.. 70600·H33
~ {21,-325-6291 • ~al ~-em • ,,.,,,-wiac.:..ro.~
Expire Date Registration T ype-Nurnbcr Branches
::2. 2C~7 E-30341 CO
Patc~ck T_ Brunette PE
PROFESS: JNAL E!lG 1!fEER NO.
Patrick Terrence Brnnette
APRI1. 30, 200B
AR K ANSAS BOARD OF REGISTRAT ION FOR
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS LANO SURVEYORS
P.O . Box 3750, Uttie Rock, AF? 72203
REGISTRATION INVALID AFTER
12-31 -2006
Patri c k T Br unette
IS DULY REGI STERED AS
Profes siona l Eng ineer
Ce rtifi cate Number : 10695
Board ot L1censu~ or
Professional Engineers and Surveyors
This i, 1o ce rtify t hat
Patrick T. Bruncttt~
h as c(11t1p li cd wi th ull requirc111cn ts t>i the ·Bo,anl includin ~ t.hc
P ro fe ssi o na l l>cvd oprncnl' l'rogr:1111 and is -dp ly licl'Ust<ll a s ,i
PROl'ESS IONA l, EN(;fNr:1m aud -is hereby a u1h o ri 1,ctl to :lli-G=:JE~·,,_ ...... 0/Jll:,_
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Chairman SNTeta r y
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OKLAH0l\-1A STATE BOARl) OF
UCtNSURE FOR PROFESSIONAL
ENGJNEERS AND LAND SURVE YORS
PE 13306
Patrick T er re nce Brunette
h licensed a~ a P rnfessio1rn l Engineer and is authoi-ized
Ill lll'a('lkc }ll'<Jfes~ional cng im•e rin g in Oklahoma un til
30-Se p -07
TEXAS BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
This ca rd ce rt ifies that
PATRICK TERRBICE BRUNETTE
is a Licensed Professi onal Engineer.
PE License Numbe r Starus Expiration Date
Hi0493
STATE OF TENNESSEE
DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE ANO INSURANCE
10 NUMBER: 001 08 792
UC ST ATU S: ACTI VE
EXP IRATION DATE. 07i 3 1/2007
ARCHITEct ANO ENGINEER SOARD
PROFESSIONAL ENGJNEER
PA TRICK T BRUNETfE
T HIS IS T O C ERT IFY TH AT ALL REQUIREMENTS
OF THE SlATE OF TENNESSEE HAVE BEE N MEi.
Division of Professional Registration
Professional Engi neer
VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 , 2007
ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE/LICENSE NO . 2003016692
PATRICK TERRENCE BRUNEnE
13720 CALISTOGA DRIVE
OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73170
USA
Co,l'Hnonw ealth o[ Penn,yly:,nia Oe 11artrncnr-of S 1a1c
Bil re~~· of ProfeJsi<>nul and Otuipational Affairs
Liceusc Number
PE072032
Professional Engineer
. l.kerise Status Expiration Date
Active 09/30/2007
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Issued To: . · .. A· . · -.¥'~
PATRICK TERRENCE BRUN.EliE
13720 CALISTOGA DRIVE
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STATE OF GEORGIA
CA T H Y COX. S~>cret ary of State
S1atc: Board of Registration for Engineer & La nd Survcy0r
Professional Enginec:r
UCEN 'E NO . PE030283
Patrick T Brunette
13720 Ca lis toga Drive
Oklah"ma City OK 73170
EX P DATE· 12131/2006
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OSO T-027735 Lie No : 63726
Exp : 28-F EB-07
Oklahoma Corpo ration Commissio n
Petroleum Sto rage Tank Division
Licensee: PAT BRUNETIE
License # Effective Expiration
REMEDIATION CONSULTANT 97 01/01/2006 12/31/2007
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Director, Petroleum Storage Tank Div ision
PA'llRI CK T '.BRUNETTE
fS A
LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER
IN THE ST'ATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
BOARD OF UCENSURE
FOR PROFESSIONA L ENGI NEERS
LICENSE NO .
11755
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GEOSCIENTISTS
In accordance with the provisions of the
of Professional Oeoscientists hereby ce'
licensed as a Professional 0
GEBCO ASSOCIATES
in cooperation with
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
certifies that
Steven A. Good
has succes sfully completed and passed the exam given on the final day for the Environmental
Training Program entitled
Asbestos Inspector Refresher Course
Conducted at Hurst, Texas on January 18 , 2006
This is an E PA fully approved course for purpo se of accreditation und er Section 206 of
TSCA, Title IT.
President
Date of issue : 01 /18/06
Cert ificate Number: 06022 0773
Certificate exp ires : 01 /18/2007
GEBCO's Training Programs are prov id ed in coo peration with federa l and state reg ul atory agenc ies , and fulfill all app li cable requi reme nt s for accre ditat ion .
GEBCO is li censed for Asbes tos Tra inin g under the Texas Asbestos Hea lth Protecti o n Rules .
GEBCO Assoc iates, LLC * 669 Airp ort Freeway, Suit e 2 10 * Hurst, TX 76053 * (8 17) 268-4006
335 Valrey Gate Rd. Simi Valley, California 93065
888 309-7233 * 805 306-8027 * 805 526-0377
www.SafetyUnlimited.com
Certifies that
STEVE GOOD
has successfully completed
8 Hour HAZWOPER Refresher Training
In Accordance With Federal OSHA Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120
Julius P. Griggs
Instructor #892
05081443059
Certificate Number
8/14/2005
TO VERIFY THE VALIDITY OF THIS CERTIFICATE, go to www.SafetyUnlimited.com/certiflcate.htm
GEBCO ASSOCIATES
in cooperation with
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
certifies that
John P. Mccreight
has successfully completed and passed the exam given on the final day for the Environmental
Training Program entitled
Asbestos Inspector Refresher Course
Conducted at Hurst, Texas on March 01 , 2006
This is an EPA fully approved course for purpose of accreditation und er Section 2 06 of
TSCA, Title TI.
President
Date of issue : 03/01/06
Certificate Number: 06077 1449
Instructor
03/01/2007
GE BCO's Tra inin g Programs are provided in cooperati on with federa l and st ate regul atory agencies , and fulfill a ll a ppli ca bl e requirements fo r acc red itati o n.
GEBCO is li ce nsed fo r Asbestos Training und er the Texas As bes tos Health Protect ion Rul es .
GEBCO Assoc iates , LL C • 669 Airp ort Freeway, S uite 2 10 • Hurst, TX 76053 • (8 17 ) 268 -4006
GEBCO ASSOCIATES
in cooperation with
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
certifies that
John P. McCreight
440-84-1449
has successfully completed and passed the exam given on the final day for the Environmental
Training Program entitled
Asbestos Inspector Course
C onducted at Hurst, Texas on January 06-08 , 2003
Thi s is an EPA full y approved course for purpose o f accreditation und er Section 206 of
T SCA, T itl e 11.
President
Date of issue : 01/08/2003
Certificate Number: 03002
C ertificate expire s: 01/08/04
GE BCO's Trainin g Programs are pro vid ed in cooperati on w ith federa l and st ate regul atory age nc ies , and fulfill a ll a ppli cabl e requirement s fo r accreditat io n .
GE BCO is li censed fo r As bes tos Trainin g und er th e Texas As bes tos Health Pro tecti o n Rul es .
GE BCO Assoc iates , In c. • 669 A irp ort Freeway, S uite 2 10 * Hurst, T X 76053 * (8 17) 268-4006
GEBCO ASSOCIATES
in cooperation with
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
certifies that
John P. Mccreight
440-84-1449
has successfully completed and passed the exam for the Environmental Training Program
entitled
Mold Assessment Technician
C onduc te d at Hurst , T exa s on Fe bru ary O 1-03 , 2 005
Thi s 24 -ho ur c o urse c ove rs to pi cs s pec ifi e d in th e T exas M o ld Assessment and
Re med iat io n Rul es fo r the Mo ld Assess ment Techni c ia n at 29 5.32 0 (b).
Pres ident
Date of issue : 02 /03 /2005
Certificate Number: 05004
Instructor
Certific at e ex pires: 02 /03/2007
GEBCO 's Trai nin g Programs are prov ided in cooperati on with federa l an d sta te reg ul atory age ncies , and ful fi ll all appli cab le re qu irement s fo r accredi tatio n.
GE BCO Assoc iates , LLC. • 669 Airp ort Freeway, Suit e 2 10 • Hurst, TX 76053 • (8 17) 268 -4006
~unum1TED. inc .
.. HA Compliant Safety Training & Consulting
335 Valley Gate Rd. Simi Valley, California 93065
888 309-7233 * 805 306-8027 * 805 526-0377
www.SafetyUnlimited.com
Certifies that
JOHN MCCREIGHT
has successfully completed
8 Hour HAZWOPER Refresher Training
In Accordance With Federal OSHA Regulation 29 CFR 1910.120
Julius P . Griggs
Instructor #892
05072742949
Certificate Number
7/27/2005
TO VERIFY THE VALIDITY OF THIS CERTIFICATE, go to www.SafetyUnlimited.com/certijicate.htm
Stlldent Affiliatio11 :
Enercon Se rvi ces , In c.
6jJ6
10515 E 40th Ave , Suite 116, Denver Colorado 80239 800-7 11 -2706
Certificate of Completion
This is to certify that
Kurt Seeton
has successfully completed the classroom requirements for
40-Hour HAZWOPER
29 CFR 1910.120(e)
Presented
Friday, April 21, 2006
Compliance Solutions Occupational Trainers, Inc.
Neval Gupta
Vice President
Certificate Num ber: 75290 70
(/'k d>Lv~4=
/ Janice Gelhaus
Instructor
2. 7 Insurance Certificates
Enercon has attached our most current ACORD with noted coverages. We have the required coverages as
set forth in the City 's Request for Qualifications.
City of Fort Worth
DEM06 -07 :EECS
1 of I Enercon Service s, In c.
PROFESSIONAL
LICENSE AND CERTIFICATIONS
Lopez Garcia Group, Inc.
NCTRCA
Disadvan ta g ed Business
Enterprise Certificatio 11
Lopez Garcia Group, Inc
D isadvantaged Bus iness Enterprise
has file d with the Agency an Affi davit as defi n ed by 49 CFR part 26 and is hereby certified to provide
service(s) in the following areas:
541330 ;541370 ;236220 ; 5629 10;
En gi nee r ing Services ; Surveying a nd Mapp in g (except Geophys ical) Services; C o m mercia l
and Institu t iona l Bu il ding Construction; Remed ia Uo n Services ;
April 2006
This Certification is valid beginning and superseded any registration or listing
previously issued. This certifica tion must be updated annually by submission of an Annual Update Affidavit. At any
time t here is a charge in owners hip or control of the firm, notification must be made immediately to the North
Central Texas Regional Certification Agency or an TUCP certifying entity.
Apri l 07
Certificate expiration-----------• 20 __
I d d t -_________ A_p _ril ____ • ,,_0 06 ssue a .e ,
CERTIFlCATlON NO . H FDB30364 Y0407
THE NATIONAL
ENVIRO
certify that
David Fremerman
has satisfactorily passed an exam and completed an 8-hour annual refresher training course entitled
"Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response"
meeting the requirements identified in Title 29 CFR 1910.120. This course has been awarded 1.0 Industrial Hygiene CM
Points by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene-Approval Number 13334. This course is also eligible for .66 Continua nce of
Certification (COC) points from the Board of Certified Safety Professiona ls.
Signature of Instructor
October 14, 2005 Clay A. Bednarz, MS, RPIH
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72685 KARAN. THOMAS GEORGE ACT CIV 6/30/2006 7131i1992 LO PEZ GARCIA GROUP INC
7601 HOVE COURT
PLANO . 75025
214-741-7777
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------------------------------, TEXAS BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL ~-,.~...:::..,, 1 1 LAND SURVEYING 6•'/.:~'1~;~--?>.\\ 1 . ti THIS CERTIFlES THAT j {(-"A ,+ ~,';): S ENTITLED TO PRACTICE AS A \,, "::_ · . .:,. , 1 ~ LYNDON MARK HODGIN \/\, ~·,.71 b REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL LANO~R: ~~]~ IN THE STATE OF TEXAS 1 ~~ ~AAT!CN OATEiREOISTRJ:.TION/UCENSEN°l ~~_21311os I 4584 __l -~~~· .· 'Clif: ~ Receipt# 754225 . _ _! ,:::, 1 •. .1 i::;: .:~::i·,1 ;:E: 7 :;;;: .t .1. •!=· -~~tl•l!:'100) o<O ~<I) TEXAS BOA.RO £lR 7701 North La~S Austin, Tx. 78~~ Q.IL HODGIN, LYNDON MARK 1222 LANSDALE DR. DUNCANVILLE, TX 75116 :\~-$PO_s7: ~t-"IQ s ,,,,,,~<"'=.,,,.,,.,,,,..,,,,....:,-,, ,-. till Y --dl.~v-=•=, ~ 2 ~1-I t.f~.4:"'liU~·:YAt?Dt:..~ I~ :l • p;::,y ~ f'l'f'Nf'# 80\,'l.'£S • t.A~? 1~~RVEYINC$ 00.292 ~~ 0004398202 DEc·13 2005 -~,g;;: MAfLED FROM Z1PC0DE 76 71 i 11,,, I, I, I,,,., I I. .. JI, 11,,, I,, i .. 1.111 .. ,, 11 .... 1.1 •• 1.1.1 •• 11
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l LAND SURVEYING ;:,::;.:;-··»'.\~ ' . ti THIS CERTIFJES THAT {'i.°f·• ~)'ii :
LYNDON MARK HOOG IN V \ 'fy. 7
S ENTITLED TO PRACTICE AS A ', ~:. J
b REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL LANO~R ~J\~ IN THE STATE OF TEXAS
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TEXAS BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
1917 IH 35 SOUTH
AUSTIN , TX 78741-3702
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DAVID KEITH FREMERMAN
18723 MAPLETREE LN
DALLAS, TX 75252
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BDS Technologies
(Cl GOES 3 4b
NCTRCA
Disadvantaged Business
Enterprise Certification
BOS Technologies, Inc.
Disadvantaged Business Enterprise
has filed with the Agency an Affidavit as defined by 49 CFR part 26 and is hereby certified to provide
service(s) in the following areas:
541330; 541370 ; 541360; 236220 ; 236210 ;
Engineering Services ; Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services; Geophys ical
Surveying and Mapping Services ; Commercial and Institutional Building Construction;
April 2006
This Certification is valid beginning and superseded any registration or listing
previously issued. This certification must be updated annually by submission of an Annual Update Affidavit. At any
time there is a charge in ownership or control of the firm, notification must be made immediately to the North
Central Texas Regional Certification Agency or an TUCP certifying entity.
April 07
Certificate expiration------------' 20 __
Issued date April 20 °6
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cietmcation Administrator
CERTIFICATION NO. BMDB30411Y0407
The Texas-Building & Procurement Commjssiori .(TBPG.),
hereby .certifies.that : . · · ·
BDS TECHNOLOGIES, INC
has successfµUy met the established requirements of the
. State of Texas. Historically.Underutilized Business (HlJB) ..
. C .ertification.and -Cornpliance Pro_gram -to be recognized as a·:·HUB _:.· .
This oertifio_ate, p~inted ·15-0CT-2004,.suporsedes any registrati~n anQ certific~1e __ prsv.iousry issued by the · .
.-TBPC's HUB Certification and Compli;;mce Program. If there ar:e al')y changes regar_r,fing t~e it?formatiol'l (i.e.; .:· ·:
.business-structure, ownersh_i p, day·t~day manag~ment. operation at , contr_ol, addre~es, ph~ne· and fax ·. . · ·.
numbers or' authorized · signatures) . pmvlded in the submission of .the .. business' applrcati.on for ..
registration/certification .as a. HUB,. you must immediately {within 30 days of-such ·ch_anges) notify .ttie. TB PC's ·
HUB pr:ogram in writing.-· The Commi~ion r&S81'\'9S the right to condµct a compliance review at any t,me to ·.
confirm HU~ eligibility. HUB certification may be suspended or revcke_d. UP9fl findings.of jr.ieligibility. ·
·certificateNID Number:
FileNendor Number:
Approval Date:
Expiration Date:·
1510332085700
26381 .
. 12-DEC72002
12-DEC-2006
?au1 A.C;~
Paul A G fbson .
HUB Certification & Compliance Supervisor
Texas Building & Procurement Commission
(512) 305-9071 .
Note: In order fqr State agencies and institutions of higher eoucat_ion (universities) io be credited tor uti)iz.ing ·
this business as a HUB, they must award payment under the CertiflcateN1D Nu.mber i9entltied abov~.
Agencies and universities are encouraged to validate HUB oertification prior to issuing a noti.oe of a.ward by
aooe,ssing lhe Internet (h.ttp://www.tbpo.state.tx.us} or by contacting the TB PC's HUS Certificatron and . .
Compliance Program at {888) 863~5881 or (51.2) 463-5872.
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'Be it k]iown to aff persons tftat tlie fo((owing incfiviaua( pursuant to tlie requirements for eaucation,
e;rpe rienc e ana eK_amination esta6(isliea 6y tlie :A(jitiona( ~gistry of 'Environmenta( Professionafs is entitfea to
aff of tlie rig/its ana privifeges grantea 6y tlie 6oay ana to 6e au(y registerea 6y it.
This is to certify that
F•·eddie Gne•·•·a
is a
Registe•·ed Hazardous & Chemi~al Mate•·ials Manager
'Ihis certificate wi(( remain va(ia on(y if it 6ears tlie sea( of tlie current yea1i unfess revok!,cl suspenaea or
invafiaatea 6y oraer of tlie 'Boara of 'Directors of tlie 'J.lationa( ~gistry of 'Environmenta( Professionafs.
Witness our hand
10/15/2004
This Day ______________ _
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This certificate is the property of the National Registry of Environmental Professionals and must upon demand be retu rned.
TEXAS BOA RD OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
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P .E. License Num
9/30/2006
Expiration Date ,
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· Firm Registration tf
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Texas Department of State Health Services
Sanitarian Registration Program
Be it known that
ALFREDO GUERRA
is hereby authorized and registered in the State of Texas as a
Professional Sanitarian
and is hereby entitled to rights, privileges, and responsibilities set out by
Title 25, Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 265
relating to the Registration of Sanitarians
so long as this registration is not revoked and is renewed a ccording to the law.
E du ardo J. Sanchez, M .D., M.P.H.
Commissioner of Health
Registration Number
4175 Issued : 4/24/06
Valid through: 4/30/08
Document No .: 9 15 1
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t!on:it:'l.uation t!ommiHion and may El2JaJt: in_LW~aO'l.'l.t:c±iut: aation :it:'luict::s. within
the:dtatco/'Jcxa:1_puuuantto'Jitfc30, 'Jaa:s.c:7'/dmini;1.hatiue:t!ocfc, t!ha_pfe:'l.334,
dubahajifr'l :J 'Jhi:s. ae:u{iaafr i:s. ua!'id until uuoke:d in aaaO'l.danae: with jiwui:s.ion:s.
made bJ the: 9wfi;1.;1.ionaf Cn3inuu !Bomd O'l. Commi;1.;1.ion aation.
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'Be it k._nown to a[{ persons that the foffowing intfiviaua{ pursuant to the requirements for eaucation,
experience ana e;camination esta6{ishea 6y the 1\[ationa{ !R..f,gist,y of 'Envi ronmenta{ Professionals is entit{ec{ to
a{{ of the rights ana privileges grantee{ 6y the 6oay ana to 6e au{y registerea 6y it.
This is to certify that
Freddie G11e1·1·a
is a
Registe red Envit·oHIIlental Manage1·
'This ce rtificate wiff remain va{ia on{y if it 6ea rs the se a{ of the curre nt yeaTj un{ess revol(g,cl suspenaea or
invafiaatea 6y order of the 'Boa ra of 'Directors of the 1\[at iona{ !R..f,gistry of 'Environmenta{ Professionals .
Witness our hand
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PROFESSIONAL
LICENSE AND CERTIFICATIONS
Next-Gen Solutions
The State of Texas
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
THIS IS TO CERTIFY
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HAVfNG GIVEN SATISFACTORY EVJDENCE OF QUALlFICATIONS REQUIRED BY
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LICENSE
NUMBER
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THE TEXAS DEPARTME!'<'T OF LICENSING
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Di sadvantaged Business Enterprise
has fil ed w ith the A genc y an Affidavit as d efin ed by 49 C FR part 26 and is ht'nby certified to provide
servicc(s ) in the foll owing a reas :
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Environmental Cons ulting Services ; Remediation Services ; Waler and Sewer Line a nd
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pr~\'iously hsttl'lL This ccrtifkaOon must be u pdated annually by suhrnission of an Annual U pdate Atndavii. At any
time there is n charge in owne ,·s h ip or <Control of the Jinn , notilicatl<Ju nrust be made immedlntcly tu the Ni>rth
Ceutrnl Tcx.,t .• Ucglom1l Cer1Hkatiou Agency or"" J'liC P certifying entity.
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The T exas Bu il ding & Procu re m ent Commission (TBPC).
here b y certif ies th at
NEXT-GEN SOLUTIONS INC
has successfu lly m et t he esta bl ished requirements of the
State of Texas H istorically U nderutilized B usiness (HUB )
Certification and Compliance Program to be recognized as a HUB.
This certificate, prin\eci 02-MAY-2003 . superse(1es any regis tration and certi ficate previously issued by the
TBPC's HUB Certification and Compliance Program . If there are any changes regar{ii ng the information (i.e ..
business structure, ownership , day-to-day m ana gement , operational c ont ro l. adclresses , phone and fcix
numbHrs or autho riz ed sig natures) provided 1n the su bm ission or the bus iness' application !or
registrat ion!cert ilicaton as a HU B, you must irnmediateiy (wilhin :m days of such changes) notify t.h e TBPC's
HUB program in wr iting. The Comrrnss ion re serves th e rigtil to canducl a compl ianco re view al any t1rrH~ 1c
confirm HUB eligibility . HUB ce rt ifica1,on may be suspended or revoked upon findings o! ,n eligibilily.
Cert ific ate/VID N um ber:
File/Vendor Number:
Arip roval Dat e:
E xpiraiion Date:
1752702518700
18917
16-AUG-?002
16-AUG 2006
Pau l A. Gibson
HUB Ce riifica tion & Compliance Su pervisor
Texas Building & Procurcment Com mission
(5 12) 305 -9071
New: In ordf!r for S lat e age ncie:, and inst it uti ons of highe r &duca.~io n (univers ili es) to be cred ited fer ulililtng
this bus ines$ as a HU B, th ey :nus1 award payment under !he Cen 1fica !e!V iD Mumbe r 1dt;ntifie d above.
A9e nci es and unive rsities are encouragecJ to validate HUB certification pn or t::> issu in g a notice of award by
ac c essing th e Int ernet (hltp ://ww.v.tb pc.sta te .,x.u s) o r by con lac1 ing !he TBPC 's HU B Certification and
Compliance Prog ram a1 (888) 86 3-5881 or (512) 463 -587 2.
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561790; 238910;
Other Services to Buildings and Dwellings; Site Preparation Contractors : UST Removal;
April 2005
This Certification is valid beginning and supeneded any registration or listing
previously issued. This certification must be updated annually by submission of.an Annual Update Affidavit At any
tlnie there Is a charge In ownenhip or control of the firm, notlftcadon must be made Immediately to the North
Centrat'Texas Regional Certification Agency or •n TUCP certifying entity. .
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License 9'/..um.ier:
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Unified Services of Texas
NCTRCA
Disadvantaged Business
Enterprise Certification
Disadvantaged Business Enterprise
has filed .with the Agency an Affidavit as defined by 49 CFR part 26 and is hereby certified to provide
service(s) in the following areas:
238990 ;541620 ;237120 ; 236220 ;238910;562998 ;
All Other Specialty Trade Contractors {pt}; Environmental Consulting Services; Oil and Gas
Pipeline and Related Structures Construction; Commercial and Institutional Building
November 2005
This Certification is nlid beginning and superseded any registration or listing
previously issued. This certification must be updated annually by submission of an Annual Update Affidavit. At any
time there is a charge in ownership or control of the firm, notification must be made Immediately to the North
Central Texas Regional Certification Agency or an TUCP certifying entity.
November 06 Certificate expiration ___________ ,_20_._. ',,. L
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CERTIFICATION NO. NMD829308Y 1 106
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Historically Underutilized Business
Certification and Compliance Program
The Texas Building & Procurement Commission (TBPC)i
hereby certifies that
UN~FIED SERVICES OF TEXAS, INC.
has successfully met the established requirements of the
State of Texas Historically Underutilized Business (HUB)
Certification and Compliance Program to be recogn ized as a HUB.
This certilicate, printed 20-MAR-2004, supersedes any registration and certificate previousl y issued by th e
TBPC 's HUB Cert ificat ion and Compliance Program. If there are any changes regarding the information (i.e .,
business structure, ownersh ip, day-10-day mana gement, operational control, ad dresses , phone and fax
numbers or authorized signatures) provided in the submission of the business' application for
registration/certification as a HUB. you must immediately {within 30 days of such changes) notify the TBPC's
HUB program in writing . The Commission reserves lhe right to conduct a comp lia nce review at any time to
confirm HUB eligibility. HUB certification may be suspended or revoked upon findings of ineligibility.
CertificateNID Number:
FileNendor Number:
Approval Date:
Expiration Date:
1752383697500
36056
18-MAR-2004
18-MAR-2008
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Paul A. Gibson
HUB Certification & Compliance Supervisor
Texas Building & Procurement Commission
{512) 305-9071
Note: In order for State agencies and institutions of higher education (universities) to be credited for utilizi ng
this business as a HUB, they must award payment under the CertilicateNID Number identified above .
Agencies and universities are encouraged to validate HUB certificat ion pr ior to issuing a notfce of award by
accessing the Internet (http://www.tbpc.state.tx .us) or by contacting the TBPC 's HUB Certificat ion and
Compliance Program at (888) 863-5881 or (512) 463-5872 ..
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UNIFIED SERVICES OF TEXAS INC .. .
License/
License/Certificate Certificate #
Texas Underground Storage Taruc Contractor CRP000970
Texas LPST Corrective Action Specialist RCAS00278
Texas Weights & Measures Service/Inspection 245640
Texas Industrialized Builder IHP-690
MARSHALL D. RYAN
License/
License/Certificate Certificate #
Texas Installer On-Site Supervisor License ILP001210
Texas LPST Corrective Action Project Manager CAPM00225
MARKAUER Jr .. .
License/
License/Certificate Certificate #
INCON -Level 1 03103886
INCON -Level 2 03113888
INCON -Level 3 04023953
Tracer Tight Certification 33011
MARKAUER SR .. .
License/
License/Certificate Certificate #
Texas Installer On-Site Supervisor License ILP001844
Red Jacket-Mech. Pumps,Leak Det.,Sumps 4868
Healy V/R Install & Troubleshoot HTX 10214
Incon-level 1 11056104
!neon-level 2 12056142
MIKE BLANKENSHIP
Unified Services of Texas, Inc .
License/
License/Certificate Certificate #
Texas Installer On-Site Supervisor License ILP002026
TONYLASOYA
License/
License/Certificate Certificate #
Texas Installer On-Site Supervisor License US0000005
Healy V /R Install & Troubleshoot HTX 10215
GilbarcoNeeder-Root UST Monitoring Systems 006-05-1536
RANDY RITTER
License/
License/Certificate Certificate #
Texas Installer On-Site Supervisor License ILP001993
M/WBE CERTIFICATIONS
License/
License/Certificate Certificate #
NCTRCA DBA Certification NMDB29308Yl 106
HUB Certification 1752383697500
Unified Services of Texas, Inc.
PROFESSIONAL
LICENSE AND CERTIFICATIONS
Quaternary Resource Investigations, LLC
Q uaternary R esource I nvcstigatio1b, L.L.C.
"Jnaustry in .1farmony witli tfze (£nvironment"
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Amy Reagan
National Accounts Services Manager
Enercon Services
12100 Ford Rd. #200
Dallas , TX 75234
Amy Reagan [AReagan@enercon.com]
972-484-3854
RE: RFQ for the City of Fort Worth's Environmental Engineering Consulting and
Services Contract
Dear Ms. Reagan:
QRI appreciates the opportunity you have afforded us . I am enclosing all requested
information and we look forward to a long-term relationship with your company.
With respect to your questions on W/DBE certification, we have researched and found out the
following. Melanie Villarreal, City of Fort Worth, stated that since QRI is listed on TxDOT
Expressway (http://www.dot.state.tx .us/insdtdot/orgchart/cmd/cserve/dbelst/dbelst q.htm) as
Vendor #17155 we are considered a Fort Worth W/DBE . The code states : Certified means those
firms , located or doing business at the time of bid/proposal opening within the Marketplace , that have been
determined to be a bonafide minority or women business enterprise by either the North Central Te xas Regional
Certification Agency (NCTRCA), or the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT}, highway division.
Therefore, all we have to do is update the site with our Dallas address which is what we are
doing .
If you have any questions , please do not hesitate to call me .
Regards ,
Fonda Lindfors New
Chief Executive Officer
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Texas Department of Transportation
June 16, 2004
Emmitt Wilborn
(512 ) 446-5533
VN 17155
Ms . Fonda E. Lindfors, Member
Quaternary Resource In vestigations. LLC
2200 West Loop South. Suite 970
Houston , TX 77027
Dear Ms Lindfors:
This refers to the application you submitted for this De partm ent's Small Business
En terprise (SBE ) Program. Your firm ls now approved as a SBE through June 2006 .
Your firm can now bid on contracts, as a SBE, with the Texas Department of
Transportation (TxD OT) in the following work fu nctio n(s):
Mi sc ellane ous : Envi ronmental consulting, geophysi cal/groundwater, remediation
services
Your firm w il l be included in th is Department's ne xt SBE Directory and i ncluded in this
Department's next SBE Directory located in the "Business" section of our agency's
WebPage located at www.dot.state.tx.us .
Changes in ownership, management control, or contact address or phone numbers
must be submitted to this Department within 30 days of th e change. Failure to notify us
of significant changes can resul t in your firm being removed from the Department's SBE
Program .
\Ne will contact you with instructio ns for recertification oefore your expiration date. If we
can be of further asslstance regarding the SBE program, please feel free to contact
Emmitt Wilborn at the telephone number Hsted above .
Sincerely,
;:t!-' /Y, (~ I/ ,i/ '
R.D . Brown, M.A., Program Specialist
Busfness Opportunity Programs Section
Construction Division
Q uaternary R esource l n\'estigations, L.L.C.
"Industry in Jfarmony with the "E nvironment "
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Amy Reagan
National Accounts Services Manager
Enercon Services
12100 Ford Rd. #200
Dallas, TX 75234
Amy Reagan [AReagan@enercon.com]
972-484-3854
RE: Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Drillers License
Dear Ms. Reagan:
This letter is to certify that QRI has a State of Texas Licensed Driller.
Our licensed driller is Herman E. Mcinnis. His Certificate Number 54952M is and the
expiration date is 4/5/2007 .
Regards,
Fonda Lindfors New
Chief Executive Officer
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LICENSE AND CERTIFICATIONS
10 Point Environmental, Inc.
NCTRCA
Women-Owned Business Enterprise Certification ·
10 Point Environmental, Inc.
bas filed with the Agency the appropriate Affidavit and b hereby certt.ned to provide service(s) in the following areas:
Woman-Owned Business Enterprise ·
541330;
Engineering Services -Erosion Control;
August 2005 Tbb Certification ls valid beginning and Juper.seded any reglstradon or Hstlng
previoUJly issued. This eertlflcatlon must be updated annually by submission of an Annual Update Affidavit At any
time there is a eharge in ownership or control of the firm, notification must be made immediately to the North
Central Texas Regional Certification Agency.
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CERTIFICATION NO. WFW828067NOB06
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10 POINT ENVIRONMl;NTAL, INC.
has successfully met the established requirements of the
State of Texas Historically Underutilized Business (HUB)
Certification and Compliance Program to be recognized as a HUB.
This certificate, printed 1 O-APR-2004, supersedes any registration and certificate previously issued by the
TBPC's HUB Certification and Compliance Program. If there are any changes regarding the information (i.e.,
business structure~OW!')e.fship, day.to-day management, operational control. addresses, phone and tax
numbers or a!Jfh rizeq ] signatures) provided in the submission of the business' application for
registration/certific ion 'as a HUB, you must immediately (within 30 days of such changes) notify the TBPC's
HUB program in writing. The Commission reserves the right to conduct a compliance review at any time to
confirm HUB eligibility. HUB certification may ba suspended or revoked upon findings of ineligibility.
·CertificateNID Number:
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Expiration Date: .
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07 ~APR-2008
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HUB Certification & 8ompliance Supervisor
Texas Building & Procurement Commission
(512) 305-9071
Note: In order for :State agencies and institutions of higher education (universities) to be credited for utilizing
this business as a HUB. they must award payment under the CertificateNID Number identified above.
Agencies and universities are encouraged to validate HUB certification prior to issuing a notice of award by
accessing the Internet (http://www.tbpc.state.tx.us) or by contacting the TBPC's HUB Certification and
Compliance Program at (888) 863·5881 or (512) 463-5872.
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Certification of Provider's Legal and Compliance History
Complete ~ of the Following Certifications :
Certification of Legat Action Report
I certify under penalty of law that the attached Legal Action Report detail ing Provider's ,
Prov ider's officers , Provider's employees , and Provider's proposed subcontractors legal and
compliance history relating to the protection of the env ironment was prepared under my
direction or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that qualified
personnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on my inqu iry of
the person or persons who manage the system , or those persons directly responsible for
gathering the information , the information submitted is , to the best of my knowledge and
belief, true , accurate , and complete . I am aware that there are significant penalties for
submitting false information , including the possibility of fine and imprisonment for knowing
violations .
PROVIDER :
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Company Name (print or type name of signatory)
(signature) Title (print or type)
Date
Certification of NO Legal Action
I certify under penalty of law that the legal and compliance history of Provider, Provider's officers ,
Provider's employees , and Provider's proposed subcontractors was researched under my direction
or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly
gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on my inquiry of the person or persons who
manage the system , or those persons directly responsible for gathering the information, I hereby
certify that no legal action relating to the protection of the environment was brought against
Provider, Provider's officers, Provide r's employees, or Provider's proposed subcontractors within
the preceding five years . To the best of my knowledge and belief, th is statement is true , accurate ,
and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information ,
including the possibility of fine and imprisonment for knowing violations.
PROVIDER:
Enercon Services, Inc. BY: John R. Com
(print or type name of signatory)
V ice Presi dent, Environmental Services
Title (print or type)
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ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
An Employee Owned Company
5100 E. Skelly Dr., Suite 450
Tulsa, OK 74135
(918) 665-7693
(918) 665-7232 -Fax
(800) 735-7693
To Whom It May Concern:
May 26 , 2006
The enclosed balance sheet and income statement fairl y represents the financial position of
Enercon Services , Inc. as of December 31 , 2005.
A copy of the 2005 audited financial statements for Enercon Services, Inc. is expected to be
available some time during the week of May 29 , 2006 .
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Controller
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
BALANCE SHEET
AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2005 CONFIDENTIAL
ASSETS
2005 2004
Current Assets
Cash $ 64 ,071 $ 9 ,438
Accounts receivable-trade , net -Note 1
Due from employees -Note 8
Other current assets
Total Current Assets
Property and Equipment -Note 1
Property and equipment
Accumulated depreciation
Total Property and Equipment
Other Assets
Total Assets
8 ,782 ,894
256 ,341
210 ,182
9 ,313 ,488
2 ,809 ,056
(1 ,736 ,947)
1,072 ,109
198 ,187
9 ,790 ,887
165 ,628
327,864
10 ,293 ,817
3 ,090 ,615
(2 ,195 ,819)
894 ,796
170 ,441
$ 10 ,583 ,784 $ 11 ,359,054
CONFIOENllAL
LIABILITIES AND S T OCKHOLDERS' EQUITY
2005 2004
Current Liabilities
Current portion of long-term liabilities -Note 5 $ 112 ,217 $ 363 ,092
Line of credit payable -Note 4 1,100 ,000 200 ,000
Accounts payable-trade -Note 3 2 ,343 ,646 1,234 ,225
Accrued payroll and payroll taxes 3,285 ,264 2 ,887 ,826
Accrued ESOP contribution -Note 12 1,226 ,972 2 ,716 ,037
Other accrued expenses 165 ,703 62 ,527
Accrued income taxes 147 ,614 614 ,214
Def erred income tax -Note 6 350,288 660 ,131
Total Current Liabi lities 8,731 ,704 8,738 ,052
Long-Term Liabilities
Capital lease obligations -Note 5 90 ,425 90 ,121
Deferred income tax -Note 6 795 ,923
Total Long-Term Liabilities 886 ,348 90 ,121
Stockholders ' Equity
Common stock, $0.005 par value , authorized 2 ,000 ,000
shares , issued 1,906 ,440 shares , 1,690 ,000 shares
outstanding 9,532 9,143
Capital in excess of par value 1,011 ,076 594 ,505
Treasury stock, 216,440 shares (1 ,956 ,211) (966 ,580)
Retained earnings 1,901 ,335 2 ,893 ,813
Total Stockholders' Equity 965 ,732 2,530 ,881
Total Liabilities and Stockhold e rs ' Equity $ 10 ,583 ,784 $ 11 ,359 ,0 4
$ $
ENERCON SERVICES , INC . CONFIOENIIAL
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
FOR THE YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31 , 2005 AND 2004
2005 2 004
Service Revenues $ 57 ,490,237 $ 53 ,901 ,277
Cost of Services
Salaries 36 ,355 ,748 35,862 ,587
Travel 3,749 ,033 4 ,386 ,504
Subcontract labor and services 6,451 ,137 3,533 ,135
Other 2 ,730 ,954 1,490 ,159
Total Cost of Services 49 ,286 ,872 45 ,272 ,3 85
Gross Profit on Services 8,203 ,365 8,628 ,892
Operating Expenses 5,725 ,978 5,493 ,867
Other (Income) Expense
Depreciation 414 ,175 330 ,069
Interest 235 ,830 181 ,367
ESOP contributions -Note 12 1,679 ,933 2 ,840 ,213
ESOP compensation -Note 12 1,081 ,105
Other expense 12 ,270 25 ,381
Net Other (Income) Expense 2 ,342 ,208 4 ,458 ,135
Net Income (Loss) Before Income Taxes 135 ,179 (1 ,323 ,110)
Income Tax Expense (Benefit)
Income tax expense-current -Note 6 641,577 640 ,991
Income tax expense (benefit)-deferred -Note 6 486 ,080 (233,134)
1,127 ,657 407 ,857
Net Income (Loss) $ (992 ,478) $ (1 ,730 ,967)
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2.11 Health and Safety Program
The health and safety of site workers, tenants , and the general public is of primary concern during any field
activities . Enercon 's Environmental and Industrial Services (EIS) Division has written Standard Operating
Procedures (SOP) and established a formal policy requiring all projects to follow specific health and safety
guidelines in the completion of field work, in accordance with OSHA regulation s under 29 CFR 1910, and
site specific criteria. As such, for all projects dealing with known hazardous material or unknown
contamination, a site-specific Health and Safety Plan (SSHASP) is required .
A complete Manual has been submitted under separate binder.
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ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL & ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES
CITY OF FORT WORTH ANNUAL CONTRACT FEE SCHEDULE
(PROPRIETARY INFORMATION)
PERSONNEL CHARGFS
CONFIDENTIAL
Enercon Services, Inc. performs engineering and technical consulting services on a time and materials basis .
The hourly fee for personnel is shown in the table below. The indicated hourly rates include direct
employee costs such as salary, insurance, vacation, holidays , worker compensation, taxes , other employee
costs, and profit and overhead .
PROJECT ASSIGNMENT/ STRAIGHT TIME OVERT™E
TITLE RATE($/HR) FACTOR
Program Director
Consulting Engineer 95.00 1.0
Senior Consultant
Project Manager
Principal Engineer 89.00 1.0
Consultant
Senior Engineer
Senior Technical Specialist 80.00 1.0
Engineer
Technical Specialist 78.00 1.0
Engineer I
Technical Specialist I 74 .00 1.0
Engineer II
Technical Specialist II 68.00 1.0
Engineer ill
Technical Specialist ill 59.00 1.0
Designer
Senior Technician
Engineer IV
Technical Specialist IV 53 .00 1.0
Drafter I
Technician I
Drafter II
Technician II 47 .00 1.25
Clerical I 1.25
Engineering Assistant 40.00
Clerical II 25 .00 1.25
Engineering positions require experience or education in the engineering field or disciplines.
Technical Specialists include biologists, hydrogeologists, geologists, environmental specialists, and
other science disciplines. The overtime rate is the straight time billing rate times the overtime
factor for the position. For levels 4 -11 the overtime rate is the same as the straight time rate
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EQUIPMENT CHARGES CONFfOENlfAL
On some projects, specialized equipment must be used to complete the job effectively, efficiently, and
safely . The table below gives the unit rates specified equipment will be billed at on time and materials
projects .
EQUIPMENT RATE($)
OVM580A/B 85 .00/day
Oil/Water Interface Probe 75 .00/day
LEUOi/H2S/CO Meter 75.00/day
Ph, SC, Temp. Meter 100.00/day
Turbo Meter 35.00/day
Soil Gas Kit 60. 00/ day
Soil Probe/ Auger Kit 75.00/day
Generator 100.00/day
Opacity Instruments 15 .00/day
Clinometer, Compass, Humidityffemp, Windmeter
1-liter Disposable Bailers 6.00/each
1050 cc Teflon Bailers 35.00/day
350 cc Teflon Bailers 25.00/day
Well Pump and Hoses 60.00/day
PPE ~includes tyyek, nomex , boots, gloves,
hard at, safety glasses)
50.00/man/day
Respirator 20.00/man/day
Company Vehicles IRS Approved Rate
(Passenger Cars and Light Trucks) II
OTHER DIRECT COSTS
The client will be invoiced for other direct costs accrued in connection with authorized work assignments at
actual cost plus ten (10) percent. These costs shall include, but not be limited to , the following:
Transportation and Living Expenses
Communication Expense (Telephone, Postage, Express Delivery Services, etc.)
Printing and Reproduction Expense
SUBCONTRACTORS
Subcontractors will be invoiced at cost plus ten (10) percent. These costs include excavation, drilling, and
other specialty service companies .
INvOICING
Invoices are issued monthly and payable within thirty (30) days. Enercon invoices list total hours, billing
rate, total personnel charges, travel and living expenses, and other applicable costs .
Amounts outstanding after thirty (30) days from the date of the invoice will be subject to a late charge of
one and one-half ( l 1/2) percent per month .
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M/WBE Utilization Plan
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ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
ANNUAL CONTRACT
Submitted to:
CITY OF FORT WORTH
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
Purchasing Division
1000 THROCKMORTON
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76102
Prepared by:
ENERCON SERVICES, INC.
12100 Ford Rd., Suite 200
Dallas, Texas 75234
June 1, 2006
2.3 MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (M/WBE) UTH IZATION
REQUIREMENTS
An M/WBE goal of 15% has been established for this project.
The Provider shall make a good faith effort to sub-consult with or purchase supplies from
M/WBE firms . The Provider must meet or exceed the stated goal or submit
documentation of a good faith effort for all applicable contracts to permit a determination
of compliance with the specifications.
Because this is a Request for Qualifications for professional services defined in Chapter
2254 of the Texas Government Code, the Provider's initial response to the Request for
Qualifications shall not include a response to the requirements of the City's M/WBE
ordinance . The City shall rank the Provider on the basis of demonstrated competence
and qualifications. During contract negotiations , the Provider shall respond to this
ordinance in the manner specified below:
(1) An M/WBE Utilization Plan, hereinafter referred to as the utilization plan , must be
submitted . The utilization plan must detail the steps taken to achieve M/WBE
participation including but not limited to firms contacted, type of work discussed,
criteria for sub-contractor selection , etc . The utilization plan must address each
subcontracting opportunity available that may include professional services,
subsurface drilling/boring, courier service, outside printing , equipment suppliers ,
etc . Laboratory Services may NQI be included as a sub-contracting
opportunity , as these services are provide under a separate contract with the City
and will be paid directly by the City.
(2) The utilization plan must also include the point of contact (including name and
title) that will be designated as responsible for implementing the utilization plan ,
reporting on the status of utilization plan (monthly and annually), and performing
liaison duties to the City as it relates to all M/WBE issues during the contract
term .
(3) The Provider may utilize a joint venture arrangement with an M/WBE firm . In a
joint venture, the Provider may count the M/WBE portion of the joint venture
toward meeting the utilization plan commitment (i.e., proposed goal is 40% and
joint venture is 20% then separate M/WBE must be used for the remaining 20%
not for the entire 40%). If a joint venture is proposed, the Joint Venture Eligibility
Form must be completed and submitted.
(4) All M/WBE firms must be currently certified or in the process of being certified by
the North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency (NCTRCA), or Texas
Department of Transportation (TXDOT), Highway Division and located in the nine
county marketplace . For the purpose of determining contract compliance under
the M/WBE ordinance , businesses listed as MBE or WBE within the utilization
plan must be certified as such prior to a recommendation for award being made
to the City Council. If during the course of work under the contract a change of
any of the MBE or WBE firms identified in the original utilization plan is needed
then a Change Request must be submitted to the City of Fort Worth -M/WBE
Office and the change approved by same.
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(5) All subcontracting and supplier opportunities directly attributed to this Contract
from M/WBE firms, inclusive of 1st, 2nd, 3rd tiers, etc . sub-contractors and
suppliers may be included in the utilization plan commitment. It is the sole
responsibility of the Provider to report and document all M/WBE participation
dollars irrespective of tier level. The Provider will be given credit toward the
M/WBE plan when the M/WBE performs a commercially useful function. The
successful Provider will be required to submit executed contractual agreements
(i.e., Master Service Agreements) or letters of intent prior to receiving the
Contract Documents.
The undersigned acknowledges the City's M/WBE requirements as stated above, and if selected
as the most highly qualified provider, will comply with the requirement to submit a utilization plan
during contract negotiations.
PROVIDER:
Enercon Services, Inc. BY: JohnR. Com -------------Company Name p ·nt or type name of signatory)
12100 Ford Rd., Suite 200
Address (Signature)
Dallas , TX 75234
City , State , Zip
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2.3 Minority and Women Business Enterprises (MIWBE )
2.3.1 Minority Business Involvement
Enercon Services strives to provide minority or women-owned business opportunities whenever possible. We
have completed several joint ventures with minority or women-owned companies. We also rely heavily on
minority and women-owned business as suppliers of critical corporate services.
When subcontractors have been required, Enercon solicits and evaluates qualified firms that are minority or
women-owned businesses. A major objective of our subcontracting program is to select businesses that
complement our in-house resources through fair and professional selection procedures . We identified several
local firms; all regarded as top performers in their fields . All seven (7) of the M/WBE firms we identified and
contacted accepted our invitation to be a teaming partner. The team members selected for this contract
have been chosen due to their experience and capabilities which both compliment and enhance one
another such that all of the objectives anticipated under the this contract can be met in an expeditious
and economical manner.
2.3.2 Minority/Women Business Enterprise Utilization Plan
2.3.2.1 Information for the Prime Contractor
Name of Prime Enercon Services, Inc.
12100 Ford Rd. Ste #200
Dallas, Texas 75234
972-484-3854
972-484-8835 fax
Point of Contact for M/WBE Reporting and Coordination:
Stephanie Winquest
Enercon Services, Inc.
972-484-3 854
Enercon is not a Texas HUB or M/WBE firm. We are classed as a small business under 500 employees.
2.3.2.2 Specific Contract Solicited
Enercon solicited firms for the following contract covered by this plan:
City of Port Worth
Environmental Management Department
1000 Throckmorton
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
Project: DEM06-07:EECS issued May 1, 2006
Environmental and Engineering Consulting Services
Estimated Value of Contract -A value e stimate was not provided by the City of Fort Worth. Enercon has
estimated the value to be $400K per year.
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2.3.2.3 M/WBE Firms Contacted and Selected for Subcontracting Opportunities
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of DFW Employees:
Address:
Company description
LOPEZ GARCIA GROUP
Diane Cowin
144
Water Gardens Place
100 E. 15"' Street, Suite 200
Fort Worth, TX 76102
dcowin@lggroup.com
LOPEZGARCIA GROUP (LGGROUP) is a 176-person professional services furn whose services include
civil , environmental, mechanical , electrical and structural engineering; environmental, planning and
cultural resources studies; surveying; and construction management and inspection. LGGROUP is certified
by the North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency as a disadvantaged Minority/Women-owned
Business Enterprise (D/M/WBE), and by the State of Texas as a Historically Underutilized Business
(HUB).
LGGROUP environmental services include general environmental studies for NEPA compliance,
environmental-related water/wastewater services, hazardous materials and remediation services, and
biological/ecological studies, as well as cultural resources investigations. Key environmental staff
members hold appropriate OSHA and other relevant training and certifications . Services include
Environmental Assessments and audits, Environmental Impact Statements, floodplain and wetlands
investigations, Major Investment and feasibility studies, municipal and industrial water and wastewater
treatment, water distribution systems, water and wastewater pumping stations, industrial waste sludge
disposal , regional water and wastewater master plans, infiltration/inflow analyses, NPDES Storm Water
Permitting and Pollution Prevention Plans, Phase I and II environmental site inspections, UST closure and
remediation design.
LGG staff have supported and generated NPDES, TNRCC, air, water and other regulatory permits,
including the development of Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans, spill prevention plans, feasibility
studies, remedial designs and other projects. These have been performed for municipal, state and federal
entities, special districts, utility companies, landfills, major oil and gas companies, and a wide range of
industrial clients . Environmental assessment and compliance audit experience includes the development of
waste management programs, process and QA/QC audits, hazardous chemical handling and personnel
training. LGG staff have also conducted studies on health and safety risks pertinent to a variety of
hazardous materials.
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of employees:
Address:
Company description
BDS Technologies, Inc .
Freddie Guerra
20
12700 Park Central, Suite 1415
Dallas, Texas 75251
fguerra@bdstechnologies.com
Dr. Badmus , PE established BDS in 1994. Since then, BDS has grown to include over 20 employees with
more than 150 years of combined experience and provides many more diversified services. Today, services
provided by BDS include: Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Geographic Information
Systems and Surveying. Clients include several industries, private developers, local engineering firms, US
Air Force, US Army Corp of Engineers, D/FW International Airport, City of Dallas, City of Plano, City of
Fort Worth, Dallas County, Dallas Housing Authority, and the Dallas Independent School District.
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BDS is a minority-owned company and is certified as a Disadvantage Business Enterprise by the North
Central Texas Regional Certification Agency (NCTRCA) (Certification No. BMDB30411Y0407). BDS
is also a Historically Underutilized Business (Certification VID No. 1510332085700). In addition, BDS
has a General Services Administration (GSA) contract (Contract No. GS10F0024S) to provide
environmental services.
Today, their staff of environmental specialists and engineers provides professional environmental
management services to a number of public and private sector customers. Many of their recent efforts
involve projects to ensure compliance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), Texas
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES), Spill Prevention, Control , and Countermeasures (SPCC)
Rule, Clean Water Act (CWA), and Clean Air Act (CAA). Their highly skilled team offers a wide range of
knowledge in wildlife biology, ecology, soil science, water quality , geology, GIS application, and
regulatory policies. Services provided for City of Forth Worth RFP include Phase I ESAs, storm water
modeling, design and construction of storm water control structures, NEPA environmental documentation
(categorical exclusion), professional engineering and surveying services.
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of Employees:
Next-Gen Solutions
Joni Brown
2
P.O.Box220
Keller, Texas 76244
Drillerb36@aol.com
Enercon has worked with this firm for a number of years and they currently support Enercon on the
current City of Fort Worth environmental contract.
Company description
Next-Gen Solutions, Inc. (Next-Gen) was incorporated in 1997 to provide environmental drilling ,
contracting and consulting services for private and government sources . The owners of the company, Joni
L. Brown and Dale K. Brown, have worked as project managers since the late 1980's (each have over 15
years of experience) with various environmental and engineering consultant firms . Since 1997, Next-Gen
has designed and built equipment including drilling rigs, limited access drilling, push probes, and
groundwater remediation equipment. Next-Gen will provide environmental drilling, contracting, and
consulting support. Next-Gen is classed as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise by the North Central
Texas Regional Certification Agency. (HUB Number WFDB18745Y0404).
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of Employees:
Sunbelt Industrial Services
Brent McClure
12
2415 Cullen St.
Fort Worth, TX 76107
brent@sun-belt.com
Enercon has worked with this firm for a number of years and they currently support Enercon on the
current City of Fort Worth environmental contract.
Company description
Sunbelt Industrial Services incorporated in the State of Texas in 1988 with Company headquarters located
in Fort Worth, Texas. Sunbelt became a WBE in 2004 and is a Historically Underutilized Business Vendor
for the State of Texas (HUB Certification #64929). Sunbelt's attentive project management, conscientious
personnel and dedication to safety has helped build a solid reputation for quality environmental
construction services .
Sunbelt Industrial Services' client-base consists of long standing customers who appreciate a contractor
that recognizes their needs and the importance of working together toward a common goal. Sunbelt clients
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include hazardous and non-hazardous waste generators , consulting engineers, attorney s, business
development and property management companies, retailers , drycleaners, manufacturers , cities, state and
federal agencies , and general contractors . Sunbelt's client-base has expanded along with the experience of
the personnel to make the company one of the most qualified environmental companies of its size . They
provide tank removal/installation , transport and disposal , tank cleaning, waste cleanups , demolition , silt
fence installation , erosion control excavation/backfill/compaction services.
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of employees:
Address:
Company description
Quaternary Resource Investigations, LLC
Fonda Lindfors New
6 in Dallas; 51 Total in Dallas-Houston-Baton Rouge
750 North St. Paul St., Suite 600
Dallas, TX 75201
flin@qri.com
QRI is an established twenty year old environmental firm with offices in Baton Rouge Dallas and Houston .
QRI holds the following certifications: US SBA 8(a), US SDB , US WBE, LA DBE, Houston W/DBE,
Dallas W/DBE (pending), Port of Houston SBE. QRI serves federal, state , municipal, industrial and
commercial arenas performing the following services : Environmental Consulting (541620); Geophysical
Surveying and Mapping (541360); Site Preparation and Drilling (238910); Environmental Remediation
(562910); Facilities Support (561210); Research/Development in Physical and Engineering Sciences
(541710); Surveying and Mapping (541370); Drafting (541340) and Graphic Design (541430).
QRI 's scientists [13], engineers [5], and office/field support staff [33] are experienced in the technologies
and operations of the company 's field equipment which includes : vibracores , hydraulic augers , HTAS™
rigs , direct push and hollow stem drilling rigs , boats and barges, GPS, utility locate equipment, ground
penetrating radar, EM61 , EM31 , Pulser™ and resistivity survey equipment. They deliver results in a
succinct, graphical format utilizing state of the art software such as ArcGIS , GMS, Rockworks, Adobe
Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDraw, and AutoCad. QRI exceeds all project specific safety
requirements including all applicable OSHA standards . QRI received the Chevron Environmental
Management Company President's Safety Award on May 1, 2006 in recognition of 1,936 injury free
days.
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of Employees:
Company description
10 Point Environmental
Tiffany Long
11
5845 Chatham Ln.
Dallas, TX 75229
Tifflong10pt@sbcglobal.net
10 Point Environmental is a full service installer of erosion control products, landscaping and landscape
design . They provide installation of a wide variety of erosion control products including silt fence, rock
check dams, sediment logs, stabilized construction entrances , gabion mattresses, inlet protection and hay
bales . They also install chain link, boarded and orange tree protection as well as topsoil , sod grass ,
hydromulch , seeding trees , shrubs , groundcovers and flowers .
Company Name:
Primary Point of Contact:
# of Employees:
C ity o f Fort Worth
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Unified Services of Texas
Marshall Ryan
18
2110 Greenbriar Drive
Southlake, TX 76092
mryan@ust-inc.com
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Company description
Unified Services of Texas , Incorporated (UST) was chartered as a Texas Corporation on May 3, 1991 and
is located in Southlake, Texas. After 15 years in business, UST has become a recognized leader in the area
of petroleum storage tank and fueling facility services . UST's principal business is the repair, upgrade,
installation and removal of underground/aboveground storage tank systems, which has evolved into a
highly regulated and unique area of the construction industry . They also provide tank testing, fuel services ,
environmental investigations and dry ice blasting to accommodate cleaning in environmentally sensitive
situations. They are members of the Texas Association of Storage Tank Professionals (T ASTP), Texas
Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association (TPCA), Petroleum Equipment Institute (PEI)
and Industry Council on Environment (ICE).
The majority of their project experience has been with municipalities, airports, railroads and federal
entities . For the past 9 years, UST has had the contract with the City of Fort Worth for the PST Tank
Testing & Stage II Compliance Testing.
2.3.2.4 Subcontracting Goal
Enercon has considered the amount of work based on the type of work stated in the Scope of Services. In
addition , we evaluated the types of services required under our existing City of Fort Worth contract. Our
M/WBE team member's capabilities compliment our services and allow abundant opportunities to
subcontract. Our past utilization of 19 % to our M/WBE team partners exceeded the City's goal of 15 %.
Should we be selected as the City's Environmental Consulting Firm, we are committed to meet 15%, at
a minimum, utilization of our qualified M/WBE teaming partners.
2.3.2.5 Dollar Amount for Each Subcontractor
Enercon has estimated that the dollar amount will be approximated $60,000 minimum per year based on
overall Task Order Volume of $400,000 per year . The approximate split will depend on the final distribution
of tasks between environmental evaluation and design.
City of Fort Worth
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NCTRCA
Disadvantaged Business
Enterprise Certification
Lopez Garcia Group, Inc
Disadvantaged Bus iness Enterprise
has filed with the Agency an Affidavit as defined by 49 CFR part 26 and is hereby certified to provide
service(s) in the following areas:
541330 ; 541370 ;236220 ; 5629 10;
En gineering Services ; Surveying and Mappin g {except Geophysical) Services ; Commerc ial
and Institutional Building Construction ; Remediatio n Services ;
April 2006
This Certification is valid beginning and superseded any registration or listing
previously issued. This certification must be updated annually by submission of an Annual Update Affidavit. At any
time there is a charge in ownership or control of the firm, notification must be made immediately to the North
Central Texas Regional Certification Agency or an TUCP certifying entity.
Apri l 07
Certificate expiration-----------' 20 __
Issued date April 20 °6
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CERTIFICATION NO. HFDB30364Y0407
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NCTRCA
Disadvantaged Business
Enterprise Certification
BDS Technologies, Inc.
Disadvantaged Business Enterprise
has filed with the Agency an Affidavit as defined by 49 CFR part 26 and is hereby certified to provide
service(s) in the following areas:
541330 ;541370 ; 541360 ; 236220 ; 236210 ;
Engineering Services ; Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services ; Geophysical
Surveying and Mapping Services ; Commercial and Institutional Building Construction ;
April 2006
This Certification is valid beginning and superseded any registration or listing
previously issued. This certification must be updated annually by submission of an Annual Update Affidavit. At any
time there is a charge in ownership or control of the firm, notification must be made immediately to the North
Central Texas Regional Certification Agency or an TUCP certifying entity.
April 07
Certificate expiration------------' 20 __
Issued date April 20 °6
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iflcation Administrator
CERTIFICATION NO. BMDB30411 Y0407
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The Texas. Building & Procurement Com_mjssi _on _.(TBPC),
hereby .c·ertifies .that · . ·
BDS TECHNOLOGIES, INC
has successfµlly met the established requirements of the
. State of Texas. Hi~torically .Underutilized Business·(HlJB) .. .
. C .ertification .and ·Compliance Pro_gram -to be recognized as a·:·HUB.: ... ·
This oeitific_ate, p(inted ·15-0CT-2004,.suporsedes any ·registrati~n anq certific~t~_.prev._jousry issued by in.e · .
:TBPC's HUS Cectification and Oompli~nce Program. If there ar:e any changes reg~r_C",fing .t~a informati~l'l (i.e., .:.· ·:
.business -struotur.e, ownersh)p, day-to-day manag~ment . operatio_nal ,contr.ol, addr~~es, pho.ne· and fa)(._ . .
numbers or . authorized · signatures) . provided in the subm ission of .ttie .. business' applicati.on for · .
reg istrationtcertltlcation .as a. HUB,.you must immediately {with in 30 days of .. such ·ch:anges) notify .the. TBPC's · ·.
HUB program· in writing .-. The CommiS:Sion resentes the right to condµct a compli~rice review at any tjme to · .. :
confirm HUB efig!bility. HUB certification r:nay be suspended o~ _revQke.d. UpQ!l findings .of jr.ielig ibility. · .. .
·certificate/VID Number:
FileNenclor Number :
Approval Date:
Expiration Date:·
1510332085700
26381 .
. 12-DEC-:-2002
12-DEC-2006
(i>a.u1 A. C;~
Paul A. G ibson .
HUB Cer:t ification & Compliance Supervisor
Texas Building & Procurement Commission
(512) 305-9071 .
Note: In or-der fqr State agenc ies and institutions of higher &ducat.ion (universities) 10 be credited for ut iJ izing ·
!his business as a HUB, they must award payment . under the CertificateN1D Nu.mber i9entitied abov~.
Agencies and universities are encouraged to va tidat0 HUB certification prior to issuing a. noti.oe of .a.ward-by
aocessing the Internet (h.ttp;//www.tbpo.state.h<.us} or by contacting the TB PC's HUB Certification and ·
Compl iance Program at (688) 863-5881 or (512} 463~5872 . ·
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Enterprise Certification
Next-Gen Solutions, I nc.
Disadvantaged Business En terprise
has tiled with the Agency an Affidavit a8 defined by 49 CFR part 26 and is hereby ce rtified to provide
servicc(s) in Ille following areas;
541620:562910;237110 ;:
Enwonmental Cons ulting Serv,cE>.s ; Remediation Services ; Water and Sewer Line and
Re lated Stru ct ures Cons!ruct,on; :
September 2005
This Ccrtifirnlion h valid heginning -...... ·············-·----···--·-................... __ . ____ and superseded any r cgistrnfom or listing
previously l~sued. This ccrrifkatiou must be uµd~tcd annually by ,11hmlssim1 of an Annual Update Atlidavit At any
time there i, tt ch arge in owue ,."\hip or f.ontro l of th e firm, notifkation must bt> mudt' immediately tu th e Nt>rth
Ce11lral Ten~ Rcgiounl Cer1 ificatio 11 Agency or an TliCP certifying entity.
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The Texas B uilding & Procu rement Commission (TBPC).
hereby certifi es that
NEXT-GEN SOLUTIONS INC
has successfully met the establ ished requirements of the
Sta te of Texas Historically Underutilized Business (HUB)
Certification and Complia nce Program to be recognized as a HUB.
This certi!icare, prin\ec! 02-MAY-2003, superse<1es ar.y regis tration and certificate previously issued by th e
TBPC's HU B Certi:icat!on and Compliance Progrmn . If there are any cllanges rogar<iing the information r.e ..
business structure, ownership , day-to-day management , operational cont ro L addresses. phonr, and tax
numbers or authorized signatures) providHd 1n the su bmission of the business' applica tion for
registration/certification as a HUB, you must imm ediately (within 3'.1 days c f such changes) notify ihe TBPC's
HUB program in wr iting. The Comrrnssion reseNes the right to conduct a compliance review al any tune to
confirm HUB e lig11Jillty . HUB certifica11on may i)e suspended or revoked upon findings o! 111elig ibility.
Certificate/VID Number:
F ileNendor Number:
Approval Date:
Expiration Date:
1752702518700
18917
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16 -AUG -2006
Pau ! A. Gibson
HUB Certification & Compliance Supervisor
Texas Building & Procurement Commission
(5 12) 305-9071
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,his busines~; as a HUB, they must award payment under lhe CertificaleNiO Mumber u:lentiiied above.
Agencies and universities are encouragerJ to vaiidate HUB cer1ification pnor !I) issc:i ng a notice of award by
accessing the Internet (http://www.tbpc.state.lx.us) o r by contacting ihe TBPC's HUB Certiiication and
Compliance Program at (8B8) 863 .. SllB 1 or (512) 463-5872.
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time there Is a charge in ownenbip or control · of tbe firm, notification must be made Immediately to the North
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Amy Reagan
National Accounts Services Manager
Enercon Services
12100 Ford Rd . #200
Dallas , TX 75234
Amy Reagan [AReagan@enercon .com]
972-484-3854
RE: RFQ for the City of Fort Worth's Environmental Engineering Consulting and
Services Contract
Dear Ms. Reagan:
QRI appreciates the opportunity you have afforded us . I am enclosing all requested
information and we look forward to a long-term relationship with your company.
With respect to your questions on W/DBE certification , we have researched and found out the
following . Melanie Villarreal, City of Fort Worth, stated that since QRI is listed on TxDOT
Expressway (http ://www.dot.state .tx .us/insdtdot/orgchart/cmd/cserve/dbelst/dbelst q.htm) as
Vendor #17155 we are considered a Fort Worth W/DBE . The code states: Certified means those
firms , located or doing business at the time of bid/proposal opening within the Marketplace , that have been
determined to be a bonafide minority or women business enterprise by either the North Central Texas Regional
Certification Agency (NCTRCA), or the Te x as Department of Transportation (TxDOT), highway division .
Therefore , all we have to do is update the site with our Dallas address which is what we are
doing.
If you have any questions , please do not hesitate to call me .
Regards ,
Fonda Lindfors New
Chief Executive Officer
~-----------".! ncfustry in Jfann ony witfi tfie (£nvironment"
Texas Department of Transportation
June 16, 2004
Emmitt Wilborn
(512) 446-5533
VN 17155
Ms . Fonda E. Lindfors, Member
Quaternary Resource Investigations, LLC
2200 West Loop South . Suite 970
Houston . TX 77027
Dear Ms. Lindfors :
This re fers to the application you submitted for this Department's Small Business
Enterprise (SBE) Program. Your firm is now approved as a SBE through June 2006 .
Your firm can now bid on contracts , as a SBE, with the Texas Department of
Transportation (TxDOT) in the following work function(s):
Miscellaneous: Environmental consulting, geophysical/groundwater, remediation
services
Your firm will be included in this Department's next SBE Directory and i ncluded in this
Department's next SBE Directory located in the "Business" section of our agency's
WebPage located at www.dot.state.tx .us.
Changes in ownership, management control, or contact address or phone numbers
must be submitted to this Department within 30 days of the change. Fa ilure to notify us
of significant changes can result in your firm being removed from the Department's SBE
Program .
We will contact you with instructions for recertification oefore your expiration date. If we
can be of further assistance regarding the SBE program, please feel free to contact
Emmitt Wilborn at the telephone number listed above .
Sincerely,
R.D. Brown , M.A., Program Specialist
Business Opportunity Programs Sec11on
Construction Division
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Historically Underutilized Business
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The Texas Building & Procurement Commission (TBPC),
hereby certifies that
10 POINT ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.
has successfully met the established requirements of the
State of Texas Historically Underutilized Business (HUB)
Certification and Compliance Program to be recognized as a HUB.
This certificate, printed 1 O-APR-2004, supersedes any registration and certificate previously issued by the
TBPC's HUB Certification and Compliance Program. It there are any changes regarding the information (i.e.,
business structure~OWl')e.[Ship, day-to-day management, operational control. addresses, phone and tax
numbers or a!Jt'h riz~q J signatures) provided in the submission of the business' application for
registration/certific ion as a HUB, you must immediately (within 30 days of such changes) notify the TBPC's
HUB program in writing. The Commission reserves the right to conduct a compliance review at any time to
confirm HUB eligibility. HUB certification may ba suspended or revoked upon findings of ineligibility.
CertificateNID Number:
F-$1eNendor Number:
Approval Date:
Expiration Date: .
1200390901200
37038
07-APR-2004
07 -APR-2008
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Paul A. Gib·son
HUB Certification & Compliance Supervisor
Texas Building & Procurement Commission
(512) 305-9071
Note: In order tor :State agencies and institutions of higher education (universities) to be credited for utilizing
this business as a HUB. they must award payment under the CertificateNID Number identified above.
Agencies and universities are encouraged to validate HUB certification prior to issuing a notice of award by
access ing the Internet (http://www.tbpc.state.tx.us) or by contacting the T8PC's HUB Certification and
Compliance Program at (888) 863·5881 or (512) 463-5872.
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10 Point Environmental, Inc.
bas filed with the Agency the appropriate Affidavit and 1s hereby certiffed. to provide service(s) in the following areas:
Woman-Owned Business Enterprise
541330;
Engineering Seivlces -Erosion Control;
August 2005 This Certification ls valid beginning and superseded any registration or listing
previously issued. This: certiftcatlon must be updated annually by submission of an Annual Update Affidavit. At any
time there Is a charge in ownership or control of the ftrm, notiftcation must be made immediately to the North
Central Texas Region al Certiftcatlon Agency.
C ..an ti August _05 th iUJcate expira on _________ _,zo_
wued date August ftS_
CERTIFICATION NO. WFWS28067N0806
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Disadvantaged Business Enterprise
has filed with the Agency an Affidavit as defined by 49 CFR part 26 and is hereby certified to provide
service(s) in the following areas:
238990 ;541620 ;237120 ; 236220 ;238910;562998 ;
All Other Specialty Trade Contractors (pt); Environmental Consulting Services ; Oil and Gas
Pipeline and Related Structures Construction ; Commercial and Institutional Build in g
November 2005
This Certification is valid beginning and superseded any registration or listing
previously issued. This certification must be updated annually by submission of an Annual Update Affidavit. At any
time there is a charge in ownership or control of the firm, notification must be made immediately to the North
Central Texas Regional Certification Agency or an TUCP certifying entity.
November 06 Certificate expiration ___________ ,.20 __ . ' ., J:
Novembe r 05 Issued date 20 ---------------' --
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Certification and Compliance Program
The Texas Building & Procurement Commission (TBP C),
hereby certifies that
UN~FIED SERVICES OF TEXAS, INC.
has successfully met the established requirements of the
State of Texas Historically Underutilized Business (HUB)
Certification and Compliance Program to be recognized as a H UB .
This certilicat e, printed 20-MAR-2004 , supersed es a ny regist rat io n and certific ate previou s ly iss ued by the
TBPC's HUB Cert ificat ion and Compliance Program . If the re are any ch anges re garding the information (i.e.,
business structure , ownersh ip, day-to-day management, operational control , addresses , phone and fax
numbers or authorized signatures) prov ided in th e subm iss ion of th e bus iness' application for
registration/certification as a HUB. you must immed iately (with in 30 days of such ch anges) notify th e TB PC's
HUB program in writing . The Co m mi ssion reserves the right to conduct a comp lia nce revie w at a ny time to
conf i rm HUB eligib ili ty . HUB cert ificat ion may be suspended or revoked upon find ings of ine ligibility.
CertificateNIO Number:
FileNendor Number:
Approval Date :
Expiration Date:
1752383697500
36056
18-MAR-2004
18-MAR-2008
?cw1 A.c~~
Paul A. G ibson
HUB Certification & Compliance Sup ervisor
Texas Building & Procurement Commission
(512) 305-9071
Note : In order for State agenc ies and i nstitutions of higher educat ion (un ivers itie s) to be credited fo r utiliz i ng
th is business as a HUB, they must award payment under the CertrficateNID Number id en tified above .
Agenc ies and universities are encouraged to val idat e HUB certification pr ior to is su ing a no tice of award by
accessing the Internet (http://www.tbpc .state.tx .us) or by contact i ng the TBPC 's HUB Certificat ion and
Compliance Program at (868) 863-5881 or (5i2) 463-5872 .
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City of Fort Worth, Texas
Mayor and Council Communication
COUNCIL ACTION: Approved on 8/29/2006 -Ordinance No. 17131-08-2006 & 17132-08-2006
DATE: Tuesday, August 29, 2006
LOG NAME: 52ENERCON REFERENCE NO.: C-21650
SUBJECT:
Adopt Appropriation Ordinances and Approve of Contract with Enercon Services , Inc ., for
Environmental and Consulting Engineering Services
RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that the City Council:
1. Adopt the attached supplemental appropriation ordinance increasing appropriations in the Environmental
Management Operating Fund (R103) by $ 400 ,000.00 and decreasing the unreserved , undesignated
fund balance from available funds;
2. Approve the transfer of $400 ,000 .00 in undesignated funds from the Environmental Management
Operating Fund to the Environmental Management Project Fund (R 101 );
3. Adopt the attached appropriation ordinance increasing estimated receipts and appropriations in the
Environmental Management Project Fund by $400 ,000.00 ; and
4. Authorize the City Manager to execute a contract with Enercon Services , Inc., for environmental and
engineering services for miscellaneous projects not to exceed amount of $400 ,000.00 per year. The
contract services will be performed on an as-needed basis for a period of one year with two one-year
renewal options .
DISCUSSION:
The City 's compliance with state and federal environmental regulations for the Clean Air Act, Clean Water
Act, hazardous waste issues , the City 's petroleum storage tank remediation program and other
environmental projects requ ires that the various projects be completed in a timely manner. To facilitate the
City's compliance , the services of an environmental and engineering consulting firm are required .
The City has contracted for environmental and engineering services since 1989. Over the years, services
have included oversight of various site cleanups/closures , upgrade and replacement of City-owned
underground storage tanks , groundwater monitoring at contaminated sites , site assessments, corrective
action plans , reviews of various structural storm water/flood control devices , spill prevention control and
countermeasures plan preparation , review and certification , remediation system design, air modeling, air
sampling and coordination with the State to develop clean-up strategies.
Projects planned for the coming year include :
• Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) site assessments , monitoring and reporting to the Texas
Commission on Environmental Quality at five actives sites ;
• Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) and former Leaking Petroleum Storage Tank (LPST) site
assessments , monitoring and reporting to the TCEQ at four active sites ;
• Professional consulting services regarding Nitrogen Oxide (NOX) reductions at city owned airports ;
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• Site assessments for the SH 121 expansion project; and
• Other projects as they arise during the course of business.
A Request for Qualifications was advertised on May 1, 2006. Responses were submitted by the following
eleven firms on June 1, 2006:
ATC Associates , Inc.
Camp , Dresser & McKee, Inc.
Carter & Burgess , Inc.
ECS -Texas, LLP
Enercon Services, Inc.
ENSR/AECOM
Freeze & Nichols, Inc.
SCS Engineers
Shaw Environmental and Infrastructure, Inc.
URS Corporation
W & M Environmental Group
The qualifications packages were evaluated based on a pre-determined combination of qualitative and
quantitative (point) measures. These measures included, but were not limited to , experience, qualifications,
legal history and work history. Based on the total point distribution of the measures, four firms were
selected to make oral presentations .
City staff recommends the contract be awarded to Enercon Services, Inc., because of their broad
experience and innovative approach to solving environmental issues. Their experience includes:
• Extensive knowledge of the Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) and Petroleum Storage Tank (PST)
rules and regulations;
• Several Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) and Innocent Owner/Operator Program (IOP) site
applications , assessments, monitoring efforts and/or closures;
• Phase I ESA work on commercial, industrial, residential and undeveloped lands;
• Phase II ESA work including soil , water and air sampling for a range of contaminants including, but not
limited to, volatile organic compounds , hydrocarbons, metals, pesticides , herbicides, etc.;
• Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan development and implementation ;
• National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion and Environmental Assessment
work including report preparation , submittal and approval with the applicable federal agency ; and
• Air pollution experience including emissions source testing and calculation for compliance with and
development of, air permit information.
RENEWAL OPTIONS -This contract may be renewed for up to two successive one-year terms at the City's
option . Renewal may be effective by notice in writing by the City Manager or his designated representative
to the contractor within 30 days of the expiration of the prior term . This action does not require specific City
Council approval, provided that the City Council has appropriated sufficient funds to satisfy the City 's
obligations during the renewal term .
Enercon Services , Inc., is in compliance with the City's M/WBE Ordinance by committing to 15% M/WBE
participation. The City's goal on this project is 15%.
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FISCAL INFORMATION/CERTIFICATION:
The Finance Director certifies that upon approval of the above recommendations and adoption of the
attached supplemental appropriation ordinances, funds will be available in the current operating budget, as
appropriated , of the Environmental Management Project Fund .
TO Fund/Account/Centers
R101 531200 052031000000 $400 ,000.00
R103 538070 0521100 $400,000.00
R101 494100 052031000000 $400 ,000.00
Submitted for City Manager's Office by:
Originating Department Head:
Additional Information Contact:
FROM Fund/Account/Centers
R103 538070 0521100 $400 ,000 .00
Libby Watson (6183)
Brian Boerner (6647)
Michael Gange (6569)
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