Overview MEC EXPERIENCE - ERRG Inc. · MEC construction support services during the construction of fi ve training sites for the Infantry Platoon Battle Course (IPBC) on Camp Roberts

MEC EXPERIENCEOverview

Engineering/RemediationResources Group, Inc.

Engineering/Remediation Resources Group,Inc. (ERRG) provides a broad scope of engineering, construction, and remediation services. Our team consists of nearly 300 full-time employees, including environmental, civil and geotechnical engineers, geologists, soil physicists, scientists, construction managers, construction superintendents, equipment operators, certified hazardous waste technicians, and administrative personnel. Our team’s broad base of environmental, geotechnical, and construction backgrounds enables ERRG to provide the full spectrum of turnkey services to our public and private sector clients.

Incorporated in 1997, ERRG currently has offices in Martinez, San Francisco,Sacramento, and Tustin, California; Seattle,and Spokane, Washington; Portland, Oregon;Honolulu, Hawaii; and Phoenix, Arizona. Our expansion to Hawaii allows us to service the Pacific and Asian markets.

ERRG is led and managed by seasoned professionals with years of experience in consulting and construction, and providesa wide array of engineering servicesranging from initial site investigationsand characterization through design and construction. Working in multidisciplinaryteams, ERRG’s staff routinely designs,implements, and manages projects involvingplanning and development, subcontractor coordination, budget tracking, regulatory agency interaction, feasibility studies, plans and specifications, construction, and construction management services.

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Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.

Office Locations >Website > www.errg.com

Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix


For more information please visit us at www.errg.com.

A Full-Service Engineering and Construction Resource


Office Locations >Website > www.errg.com

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Locat ionsERRG is committed to providing the highest level of quality, value, and service. To ensure this commitment to our clients, we maintain several offices strategically located in California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, and Hawaii.

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WASHINGTON

If you require Construction, Remediation, Environmental Engineering, GeotechnicalEngineering, Military Munitions Response or Emergency Preparedness services, pleasecontact any one of our offices.

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• 4585 Pacheco Boulevard Suite 200 Martinez, CA 94553 925.969.0750

• 115 Sansome Street Suite 200 San Francisco, CA 94104 415.395.9974

• 1541 Parkway Loop Suite D Tustin, CA 92780 714.597.7750

• 9727 Business Park Drive Suite 136 Sacramento, CA 95827 916.799.3976

• 21355 Horton Court West Linn, OR 97068 503.701.7943

• 616 First Avenue Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 206.282.4749

• 677 Ala Moana Boulevard Suite 308 Honolulu, HI 96813 808.533.6000

ARIZONA

• 9950 W. Van Buren Street Suite 136 Avondale, AZ 85323 623.266.9532


• 14124 West SR2 Hwy Airway Heights Spokane, WA 99224 509.244.6574

Clients

U.S. Air ForceU.S. Army Corps of Engineers

U.S. Navy

Department of Defense

Other Federal Clients

Environmental Protection Agency General Services Administration U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service

U.S. Department of Justice

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U.S. Department of Energy

U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration

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U.S. Postal ServiceU.S. Mint

National Parks Service


O�ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, PhoenixWebsite > www.errg.com

U.S. Coast Guard


Offi ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Phoenix, Portland, HonoluluWebsite > www.errg.com

ExperienceProject Name/Location Owner Value

(in thousands)Range Clearance and Target Placement at Chocolate Mountains Range Complex, MCAS Yuma, Yuma, AZ

Naval Facilities EngineeringCommand (NAVFAC) Southwest

$ 6,378

Lowry EOD Range, Aurora, CO U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) (Chimera-ERRG JV)

5,138

Range Clearance and Target Removal at Yodaville Training Range, Yuma, AZ

NAVFAC Southwest 3,293

MEC Remedial Investigation, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii

USACE, Omaha District 2,133

MEC Surface Clearnance at Former OB/OD Area MRS A2 and MRS B, Camp Navajo, Bellemont, AZ

USACE, Baltimore District (Subcontractor to CH2M)

1,407

Remedial Investigations at Munitions, Response Areas MRA39, MRA40, and MRA43, Bellows Air Force Station, Waimanalo, HI

USACE 1,092

Time Critical Removal Action at MR-05, Former Camp San Luis Obispo, CA

USACE, Los Angeles District 941

MEC MAMMS, Camp Navajo Army Depot, Bellemont, AZ USACE, Baltimore District (Subcontractor to CH2M)

858

Mare Island UXO, Mare Island, Vallejo, CA NAVFAC Southwest (Subcontractor to Battelle)

798

MEC Sieving, Camp Navajo Army Depot, Bellemont, AZ USACE, Baltimore District (Subcontractor to CH2M)

685

UXO Quality Assurance, Former Fort Ord Army Base, Monterey County, CA

Fort Ord Reuse Authority 551

MEC Quality Assurance Oversight at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Vallejo, CA

NAVFAC Southwest 476

UXO Support, Former Concord Naval Weapons Station, Concord, CA

USACE, Sacramento (Subcontractor to Taber)

380

MRA-101 MEC Remedial Investigation, Wake Island Airfi eld, US Territory

USACE, Omaha District 307

MEC Construction Support IPBC, Camp Roberts, CA USACE, Los Angeles District 295UXO Avoidance, Military Ocean Terminal Concord, CA Onsite Construction and

Engineering219

Movaje Gunnery Range UXO, Kern County, CA Marrs 193MEC Quality Assurance Services, Hunters Point Shipyard, San Francisco, CA

NAVFAC Southwest 183

MECPROJECTS

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Offi ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Phoenix, Portland, HonoluluWebsite > www.errg.com

Project Name/Location Owner Value(in thousands)

MEC Quality Assurance, Waipio Peninsula, Oahu, Pearl Harbor, HI

NAVFAC Pacifi c 182

MEC Support, Hamilton Army Airfi eld North Antenna Field, Novato, CA

MWH 158

MEC Quality Assurance, Santa Clarita, CA Whittaker 152MEC Support, Holloman AFB, NM U.S. Air Force (USAF)

(Subcontractor to Sky Research)143

MEC Avoidance, Various Locations, AK Sky Research 136MEC Support, Fort Ord, CA Chimera 98MEC Munitions Response Services, Ft. Rucker, Ozark, AL U.S. Army (Subcontractor to

CH2M)95

UXO Support, Jefferson Proving Grounds, Indiana SAIC 83UXO Construction Support, Former US Army Presidio, San Francisco, CA

The Presidio Trust 72

Range 2 Berm Maintenance and Upgrade, Marine Corps Base, Kaneohe Bay, HI

U.S. Marine Corps 72

Nike Missile Area MEC, San Francisco, CA The Presidio Trust 68UXO Support, George AFB, San Bernardino, CA USAF (Subcontractor to Parsons) 51Cape Disappointment UXO Support, Ilwaco, WA U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) 50MEC Support, Concord Naval Weapons Station, Concord, CA Romero Construction 50Firehouse Trenching, Concord Naval Weapons Station, Concord, CA

Vanguard 48

Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study, Fort Riley, KS BayWest 19UXO Seeding PMA, Mare Island, Vallejo, CA NAVFAC Southwest 19UXO Avoidance, Beale AFB, CA USAF (Subcontractor to Abide) 15MEC Support, Elmendorf, AK Sky Research 14UXO Support, Vandenberg AFB, Lompoc , CA USAF (Subcontractor to Tetra Tech) 14RDX Demo,Mare Island, Vallejo, CA VSE Corporation 12UXO Support, Rancho Medanos Site, Pittsburg, CA Pittsburg Unifi ed School

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MEC Avoidance, Naval Air Facility, El Centro, CA SAIC 11Boat Ramp MEC, Concord Naval Weapons Station, CA Taber Construction 9MRWA 02 Step-out UXO, Camp Navajo, Bellemont, AZ NAVFAC Southwest

(Subcontractor to CH2M Hill)8

MECPROJECTS

ProjectsSUMMARY


Offi ce Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, PhoenixWebsite > www.errg.com

Camp Navajo is a former Open Burn/Open Detonation (OB/OD) area encompassing approximately 459 acres. Th e OB/OD Munitions Response Area (MRA) is divided into two Munitions Response Sites (MRS): MRS A2 and MRS B. ERRG assembled and mobilized two ten-person UXO teams to the site, after award of a competitive fi rm-fi xed price bid. ERRG was responsible for conducting a 100 percent surface clearance of MRS A2 and MRS B, and NAAD 09, which totaled approximately 361 acres. Th e tasks included transportation of MEC items to an explosive storage magazine, identifi cation of munitions debris and peforming blow in place (BIP) procedures on ordnance items that were deemed unsafe to move.

During the project, ERRG continuously exceeded the required production rate of clearing thirty-fi ve 200-foot by 200-foot grids per week. ERRG averaged 10.3 grids per day (51.5 per week). ERRG completed the entire project in ten weeks with no QA failures.As a result of ERRG’s activities, there have been 575 MEC items located and stored in the

explosive storage magazines for disposal at a later date. Although the site had historically been used for disposal of Chemical Warfare Materials (CWM) (phosgene gas, cyanogens chloride, and mustard gas), no CWM were identifi ed during the surface sweeps. MEC items encountered on site included 40mm, 75mm, and 90mm High Explosive (HE) projectiles; 75mm and 90mm Armor Piercing High Explosive (APHE) projectiles; and 90mm White Phosphorus (WP). A total of 23 grids meeting the criteria of step out grids were designated and were surface cleared. Completion of the step out grids fulfi lled the ERRG project mission.

MEC Surface Clearanceat Former OB/OD AreaMRS A2 and MRS B

OwnerUSACE Baltimore/National Guard Bureau (NGB)

LocationCamp NavajoCoconino County, AZ

Award DateApril 2009

Completion DateJune 2009

Award Amount$1,322,000

Final Contract Price$1,407,424

Services ProvidedSurface MEC RemovalEvaluation, Removal and ProcessingBlow in Place (BIP)After Action Report

ProjectsSUMMARY



ERRG was awarded this firm, fixed-price contract from Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest (NAVFAC SW) for Range Clearance and Target Removal/ Replacement (RCTRR) at Yodaville Training Range (YTR), Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Yuma, Arizona. Th e YTR is located within the Yodaville Urban Training Complex (UTC), southeast of the city of Yuma, Arizona. Constructed in 1998 as an urban close air support (CAS) target complex, it has provided Marine Aviators simulated urban areas in which to train.

Th e UTC is comprised of streets, target confi gurations to replicate buildings, and target vehicles laid out to resemble a typical town. Th e entire target complex is a circular area of approximately 72 acres, however, the target center is contained within a 1260-foot by 840-foot area. Th ere is a total of 192 acres which comprises both the UTC (22 acres) and 170 acres of surrounding, open desert.

ERRG was contracted to provide surface clearance for all 192 acres including the removal of ordnance scrap and target debris; inspection and clearance of all fl oor level consumable conex targets; roadway clearance to a depth of 18 inches; remove/ install targets; remove, demilitarize, shred, and recycle consumable conex and Cluster Bomb Unit (CBU) targets; and provide an After Action Report.

Range Clearance andTarget Removal/Replacement at YodavilleTraining Range

OwnerNAVFAC Southwest

LocationYodaville Training Range (YTR) StationYuma, AZ

Award DateJuly 2009

Complet ion DateJuly 2010


Final Contract Price$3,293,000 (Additional Scope)

Services ProvidedSubsurface ClearanceEvaluation, Removal and ProcessingReplacement AlternativesAfter Action Report

ProjectsSUMMARY



ERRG was contracted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to perform MEC construction support services during the construction of fi ve training sites for the Infantry Platoon Battle Course (IPBC) on Camp Roberts Army Installation. Th e range area is located within the impact area of Camp Roberts. Due to the use of this area over the previous 15 to 20 years as an IPBC, it was highly anticipated that construction crews would encounter potential explosive hazards. Th erefore, MEC construction support personnel were required to be present during excavation activities to inspect soils as they were unearthed. Prior to mobilization

of crew and equipment, ERRG prepared a site specifi c Work Plan and an Accident Prevention Plan to be followed by all personnel during scheduled fi eld activities.During the early portion of fi eld activities, a total of four 105mm High Explosive (HE) munitions were encountered and subsequently disposed of by demolition operations. To

prevent further occurrences of like items on remaining soils, ERRG’s contract was modifi ed to include the performance of a Mag and Dig operation on all remaining areas associated with the IPBC planned construction footprint.Th e Mag and Dig operation resulted in the discovery of an additional seven MEC items requiring explosive demolition and was completed on the remaining areas within one week, allowing further construction activities to proceed without continued work stoppages due to additional MEC discoveries.

MEC Construction Support Infantry Platoon Battle Course (IPBC)

OwnerU.S. Army Corps of EngineersSacramento District LocationInfantry Platoon Battle CourseCamp Roberts, CA

Award DateOctober 2008

Completion DateAugust 2009

Award Amount$207,151

Final Contract Price$295,000

Services ProvidedUXO Construction SupportWork Plan PreparationAccident Prevention Plan PreparationMag and Dig ClearanceBlow in Place (BIP)

ProjectsSUMMARY



ERRG was contracted by the USACE to perform a time-critical removal action (TCRA) at the Former Camp San Luis Obispo, California. Th e scope of work involved preparation of project documents, including an Action Memorandum, a TCRA Work Plan, safety training presentations, informational pamphlets, public meeting posters, and an After Action Report. Recent site inspection and exploratory visits resulted in the discovery of items on the surface that indicated that a potential hazard was posed to current users of the site.

Prior to mobilization to the site, ERRG prepared an Action Memorandum in consultation with USACE that established the basis for a TCRA. Additional tasks included preparing and conducting public meetings with stakeholders and nearby residents. Prior to the start of the surface clearance, the boundary and

200-foot by 200-foot grids were surveyed and staked at each grid corner across the 170-acre site. Th e surface clearance was performed by two 10-person UXO clearance teams.During the surface clearance a total of 26 munitions items were encountered and subsequently disposed of by demolition operations. ERRG used blast mitigation measures and performed sampling at demolition locations before and after each shot to ensure that demolition operations did not result in contamination of soil with explosive residues at levels harmful to humans. ERRG installed UXO warning signs at nine entrance points and high-use areas to warn of the potential hazards. Demolition operations were conducted at the end of each workweek, which required that items found during the week be guarded by security personnel during all hours that ERRG was not on the site. Th e surface clearance was completed within the scheduled timeframe.

Time-Critical Removal Action at MRS-05

OwnerUSACE

LocationFormer Camp San Luis Obispo, CA

Award DateOctober 2008

Actual Completion Dateor Projected Completion DateMarch 2012


Final Contract Price$941,405 (Additional Scope)

Services ProvidedPublic MeetingsSafety TrainingUXO Construction SupportUXO Surface ClearanceBIP Explosive Demolition Operations

ProjectsSUMMARY



ERRG was contracted to conduct surface clearance and target removal and replacement within the Chocolate Mountains Range Complex (CMRC) at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Yuma. Th e surface clearance included removal of all munitions and explosives of concern (MEC), material potentially presenting an explosive hazard (MPPEH), munitions debris (MD), and target debris (TD) that was 12 inches

in size or greater. ERRG also prepared and improved access routes to and within the target locations. Th is eff ort required subsurface clearance of MEC to a depth of up to 1 foot below ground surface (bgs) of all roads, access routes, and target locations within the target area. Subsurface clearance facilitated the safe use of equipment for target removal and replacement activities. ERRG

recovered, inspected, demilitarized as required, and transported to the range holding area (RHA) over 641 tons of MD and TD and destroyed over 7,700 MEC and MPPEH items.Removal of surface debris consisted of both a visual and instrument-assisted sweep. Visual sweeps were used in areas where no ground obstructions existed, and the instrument-assisted sweeps were conducted in areas with ground cover such as tall grass and shrubbery. Surface sweeps were performed under the supervision of a UXO Technician-III team leader who organized the sweep team and guided them in grid sweep activities.Targets were removed and replaced with modifi ed consumable conex containers. Th e modifi cations included painting windows and doors in prescribed locations and cutting some containers in half with use of chop-saws. All munitions-related material containing explosives were disposed of by detonation.

Range Clearance and Target Placement Activities At Chocolate Mountains Range Complex


LocationMarine Corps Air Station Yuma, AZ

Award DateNovember 2010

Actual Completion Dateor Projected Completion DateOngoing


Final Contract Price$6,378,264

Services ProvidedUXOSurface ClearanceGrid and Boundary SurveyRunway RefurbishmentTarget Removal and ReplacementGradingMEC Disposal

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ERRG provided Munitions Response (MR) Services in support of a Remedial Investigation at Ft. Rucker, Alabama. Th ese services were conducted at three Munitions Response Sites (MRS) within Fort Rucker: Anti-Tank/Rocket Grenade Range, Infi ltration/Grenade Range, and .22-Cal Target Butt.

ERRG developed MEC standard operating procedures and Activity Hazard Analysis to be included in the prime contractor’s work plan. Th e Standard operating procedures were created for MEC avoidance, demilitarization, explosive transportation, intrusive investigation / mag and dig operations, MEC demolition, MEC surface sweeping, and vegetation removal.

Work also included:• surface clearance of wooded transects• reacquisition of digital geophysical mapping (DGM) anomalies

along transects in open areas• hand excavation at anomaly locations to determine source of

anomalies• backfi ll of holes to pre-dig condition• staging of MPPEH in an MPPEH holding area; staging of MD and

cultural debris just outside the work area or in MPPEH holding area in 55-gallon drums

• demilitarization of MEC, MPPEH, and MD• procurement, just-in time delivery transport, and use of commercial

high explosives for blow-inplace MEC demolition operations• transportation of cultural debris to an off -post commercial landfi ll

or recycling facility• transportation and disposal of MD at a smelting facility

MEC Munitions Response Services

OwnerU.S. Army (Subcontractor to CH2M Hill)

LocationFort RuckerOzark, AL

Award DateDecember 2009

Actual Completion Dateor Projected Completion DateOngoing

Award Amount$79,243

Final Contract Price$94,725 (additional scope)

Services ProvidedExcavationBackfi llUXO EscortUXO Surface ClearanceBIP Explosive Demolition Operations

ProjectsSUMMARY



Concord Naval Weapons Station (CNWS), Concord, California is a Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) that is undergoing various construction phases for the eventual release to the city of Concord for redevelopment and the United States Army for construction of an ammunition depot. CNWS encompasses approximately 13,000 acres. Th e site is divided into two areas; Tidal and Inland. Th e Tidal area consists of approximately 6,800 acres, of which the majority lies within the explosive arc of the 1944 Port Chicago Explosion.Th e U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Sacramento District began installation of 6.5 miles of fi ber-optic cable to upgrade lighting

and security at CNWS. Th is project entailed 6.5 miles of trenching to lay the cable in the Tidal area of the site. Initially, USACE deemed this area as “low risk” of possessing MEC, however, after seven months of excavating in the Tidal area, a 75mm High Explosive (HE) projectile was discovered, thus elevating the risk to “moderate to high.”

ERRG was tasked with writing Construction Support Work Plan and Explosives Safety Submission (ESS), applicable to the construction footprint. Additionally, ERRG provided a constant MEC Support presence on site during all scheduled excavation activities, facilitating a quick response and resolution to items found during construction operations and was integral to the completion of this project in August of 2008.During the project, seven MEC items were located and destroyed by ERRG’s UXO Team.

MEC Supportat Concord NavalWeapons Station

OwnerUSACE Sacramento District (Subcontractor to Taber Construction)

LocationConcord Naval Weapons StationConcord, California

Award DateJuly 2007




Services ProvidedUXO Construction SupportGeophysical SurveyHistorical Records ReviewESS PreparationConstruction Support Work PlanManaged and Disposed of MDMEC Discovery/Disposal EventsReports Preparation

ProjectsSUMMARY



ERRG was tasked to perform maintenance and upgrade for the 498-acre Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Kaneohe Bay. Th e Air Station was selected for closure under Base Realignment and Closure Act (BRAC) in 1993, and today serves as a training base for the U.S. Marine Corps.

Th e project was for range maintenance activities at the high-explosive impact area at the Marine Corps Base Hawaii (MCBH) Range Complex, including surface MEC clearance, target removal, and scrap metal recycling. A total of sixteen MEC items were recovered and destroyed during the course of the project.

ERRG’s responsibilities included the excavation of lead bullets and bullet fragments from lead-contaminated soil from the pistol range berm face, and the screening, consolidating, bagging and recycling of the lead. ERRG also regraded the berm to a 25 percent slope, placed geotextile and cast-in-place retaining wall, placed concrete masonry units (CMU), constructed a new bullet trap, installed ‘Supertrap’ material (ricochet barrier), and performed the fi nal landscaping and regressing. ERRG completed all of the project objectives in accordance with the contract scope and the project was completed under budget, on time and without accident or injury.

Range-2 BermMaintenance and Upgrade at Marine Corps Base Hawaii

OwnerU.S. Marine Corps

LocationMarine Corps Base HawaiiKaneohe Bay, HI

Award DateJune 2007


Award Amount$71,795


Services ProvidedRemoval of Leadand Lead-contaminated SoilBerm RegradingRetaining Wall InstallationBullet Trap Construction

ProjectsSUMMARY



ERRG was selected by Navy Base Realignment and Closure Program Management (BRAC PMO) West to perform 3rd party Quality Assurance (QA) oversight for on-going munitions response projects for several active Munitions Response Sites located at BRAC sites in Northern California, including Munitions Response Sites at the Former Mare Island Naval Shipyard (MINS) in Vallejo, California. Investigations and remedial actions for MEC are in progress at these sites under various stages within the CERCLA process.

As the 3rd party QA provider, ERRG ensures that the Navy’s contractors comply with federal, state, DOD, Navy regulations and guidance, and project-specifi c approved Work Plans and QC Plans. A MEC QA Specialist is present at MINS on an ‘as requested’ basis conducting QA oversight and documentation review.ERRG’s responsibilities

included assessing the quality of the fi eld work performed, verifying that the required activities are executed in accordance with stated work plans and procedures, and conform to health and safety requirements. ERRG also ensured that the contractor’s stated and actual results exhibited a high degree of confi dence of their work to perform MMRP projects. In this capacity, ERRG provides scheduled and on-call QA oversight of MEC fi eld activities (intrusive investigations and removal actions) and corrective actions, reviews fi eld documentation, and recommends corrective actions based on results of oversight and fi eld audits. ERRG also conducted fi nal inspection/verifi cation of all MPPEH re-classifi ed as Munitions Determined As Safe (MDAS) before being shipped off -site for destruction. ERRG prepared daily QA Audit reports to document the results of the QA activities for the Navy to evaluate the quality of service and ensure compliance with the approved Work Plans, QC Plans, Explosive Safety Submissions, and Health and Safety Plans.

MEC Quality AssuranceOversight at Mare IslandNaval Shipyard


LocationMare Island Naval ShipyardVallejo, California

Award DateDecember 2006

Completion DateDecember 2009

Award Amount$82,955

Final Contract Price$476,000 (Additional Scope)

Services ProvidedOversight of Visual SurveysConducted Audits of Contractor’sBlind Seed QC ProgramEnsured Contractor Compliance withESS, ESP, Site Safety and Health Plan, Work PlanOversaw Explosive Regulations ComplianceConducted Final Inspection/Verication for All MPPEH Munitions Debris


Contaminated Soil Excavation

Environmental Remediation & Construction UXO & MEC

• Landfill Capping and Closure • Transportation and Disposal • Treatment System Installation and O&M Industrial Site Closure and Facility Decommissioning

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Storage Tank Removal and Closure• Tank, Structure and Equipment Decontamination• Waste Characterization, Segregation and Packaging•

Munitions Response Under CERCLA • Preliminary Assessment/Site Investigation • Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study • Removal Action Geophysical Investigation

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Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies • Remedial Design and Action Plan Development• Soil and Groundwater Investigations/Characterization• Regulatory Compliance and Permitting• Environmental AssessmentsLandfill Engineering•

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Civil & Environmental Engineering

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Geotechnical Engineering

Anti-terrorism Force Protection Retrofitting

• Incident Command System Training • Table Top, Functional & Full Scale Exercises•

• Incident Command System (ICS) Coach for Actual Response National Response Framework (NRF) Overview Training

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Emergency Preparedness & Prevention

Maritime and Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Oil Compliance Regulations Assistance

• Footing and Mat Foundation Designs• Pier and Piling Designs and Analyses• Drainage/Seepage/Dewatering Evaluations• Soil Improvement/Amendment Recommendations

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Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, PhoenixWebsite > www.errg.com


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Construction

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Commercial General Liability, $1,000,000• Pollution Liability, $1,000,000 • Professional Liability, $1,000,000 • Automobile Liability, $1,000,000• Excess/Umbrella Liability, $9,000,000• Workman’s Compensation, Statutory Limits•

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ERRG firmly believes that maintaining a safe workplace is critical to our overall mission and should always receive a higher priority than cost or schedule.

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Woman and Minority-Owned Business• Small Business, NAICS Code 562910 (500 Employees) •

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Professional Registrations in Civil & Geotechnical Engineering (AK, AL, AZ, CA, CO, NV, NY, OR, WA)

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Registered Geologists (CA, OR, WA)•General Contractor’s License (Class A) with Hazardous Substances Removal Endorsement(AK, AZ, CA, HI, NV, NM, OR, WA)

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Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) •California Registered Environmental Assessors (REA)•Bay Area Training Center (BATC) Certified Personnel•LEED Accredited Professional•

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Top 200 Environmental Firms (#150), Engineering News-Record (ENR)Hot Firm 2009, List Fastest Growing A/E/P and Environmental Consulting Firms (#111), Zweig-WhiteFastest Growing Private Firms in the U.S., Inc. MagazineTop 500 Women-owned Businesses in the U.S., Diversitybusiness.comOccupational Excellence Achievement Award, National Safety CouncilLargest Environmental Firms in the Bay Area (#8), San Francisco Business TimesEnvironmental Achievement Award (Bronze Medal/Remediation Companies), Environmental Business Journal

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Overview MEC EXPERIENCE - ERRG Inc. · MEC construction support services during the construction of fi ve training sites for the Infantry Platoon Battle Course (IPBC) on Camp Roberts