Contract statement defining procedures for collecting settled and airborne dust samples to analyze contaminants in fourteen selected buildings.
NYC-WTC_000140455Folder label: “SCOPES OF WORK IN DOOR AIR & CLEANING”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
DRAFT Statement of Work INSERT DATES HERE 2002 Field Support Services INSERT CONTRACT NUMBER HERE
PURPOSE:
The purpose of this contract is to implement indoor sampling to collect settled and airborne dust samples for analysis to determine concentrations of 7 Chemicals Of Potential Concern (COPC): dioxin, lead, PAHs, ceramic fibers, fibrous glass, asbestos, and silica. Sampling will be conducted in 14 buildings known to not be affected by the airborne dusts and plume which emanated from “Ground Zero”. Building locations will be selected by the New York City Department of Health.
The contractor shall provide professional technical and field support services to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the provisions of the contract Statement of Work (SOW) and other applicable support functions, including equipment and supply purchases, maintenance and repair of equipment, as well as health & safety and environmental compliance activities outlined in this SOW. The contractor shall provide all trained personnel, materials and equipment to perform sampling/monitoring activities as described below or in Technical Direction Forms (TDFs) issued at any time during the duration of this contract.
STATEMENT OF WORK:
TASK 1: Task Order Management:
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The contractor shall submit al iral icfihr^gh a cover letter identifying each document submitted. The contractor shall also maintain a copy of each deliverable and ail field documentation submitted under this contract for 365 days.
The contractor shall review all deliverables prior to submission to EPA. The reviewer shall not have been significantly involved in the direct preparation of the deliverable being reviewed. The review shall assure that each deliverable is accurate and complete, technically sound, and free of clerical errors.
All contractor personnel performing field activities as per this contract shall have current OSHA basic 40 hour certification. The contractor shall implement a health and safety program in accordance with its Health and Safety Plan and all applicable Federal, state, and local laws and regulations and EPA site specific work rules. The contractor shall revise its Health and Safety plan as needed to assure that all requirements specified above are addressed.
Deliverables Any environmental data collected for the agency must comply with EPA Order 5360.1 CHG 2, Policy and Program Requirements for the Mandatory Agency -wide Quality System. This document provides the requirements for the conduct of quality management practices, including Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) activities, for all environmental data collection and environmental technology programs performed by or for this Agency.
The contractor shall submit to the PO a Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) and a Health and Safety Plan for this project. The contractor shall use the EPA Requirements For Quality Assurance Project Plans EPA QA/R-5, (EPA/240/B-01/003) March 2001 for the development of this QAPP.
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Specific instructions for collecting bulk dust samples, labeling containers, and repairing insulation disturbed during sampling activities.
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Draft contract detailing EPA and DEP collaboration on residential dust sampling and cleaning services for residents south of Canal Street.
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Draft scope of work for WTC debris/dust residential cleanup program with compliance requirements and regulatory overview.
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Detailed contract terms specifying regulatory compliance and certification requirements for monitors and technicians at the World Trade Center site.
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EPA final scope of work documents for monitoring and cleaning operations in World Trade Center indoor dust remediation program.
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EPA delivers final scopes of work for WTC indoor dust cleaning and monitoring program to DEP.
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EPA distribution of inter-agency coordination matrix to federal, state, and local agencies regarding post-9/11 environmental response.
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Distribution of updated statement of work documents for WTC cleaning and monitoring programs.
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Distribution of updated statement of work documents for WTC cleaning and monitoring programs.
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