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NYC-WTC_000153468–000153484

Folder label: “WORLD TRADE CENTER EPA INSPECTOR GENERAL

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

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Qualification Regarding Our Observations and Conclusions The demolition and debris removal at the World Trade Center site presented an unprecedented situation and the standard government contract procedures that wouiO£Jiii5djn.ajTomaLsituationjyerejiiodjfiedjtoJeai_w^^ situation^The New York City Department of Design and Construction (NYCDDC) was responsible for demolition and debris removal at the site. NYCDDC entered into awarded-four- emergency oral-contracts with four construction management companies for demolition and removal. Under the circumstances, written contracts were not executed between the City and the construction management companies.., as well as a eontraerfor-wWetting and misting operations at the site were was subcontracted under these contracts. As stated above, the standard procedures for government contracts were modified to deal with the situatioft. A scope of work was not issued for the construction management work as there was no time for standard planning in this circumstance. Instead, meetings were held every day at 9:00 a.m. to determine the work to be done and verbal directions were issued to the construction managers concerning the work to be done for the day. Another meeting was held at 5:00 p.m. to determine the progress that had been made that day and to assist in planning work for the planning the evening work (the work was performed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week). Representatives of the four construction managers, various subconsultants and subcontractors, and the staff of various federal, state, and city agencies attended these meetings. New York City officials-would then would work with the construction managers at the site to try to insure that the work was accomplished. Another meeting was held at 5:00-P;m. to determine the progress-that had been made that day and to assist-ifi-pl ing-woffc-for- the next iscuauu^ day. At both meetings, minutes of the previous meeting would be provided so the meeting participants could review the tasksfngs from the previous meeting to aid in dealing with the issues for the current meeting.-We-eontae-t-ed an-N-YCDD€ officlal-aboat-dempl4ticHyand-det«4s-FeHM)va1-op6ratl<HMi-at-the-site^Hd-fe€f«est©d copies of the -stateme-nts-of work for these contracts-i-n -eFder-te determine what; if any; A-sbestos-N-ESHAP work practices were-requiFed-by-t-hese-eontractST Akhough we made multiple-requests, we were not provided with coples-ef-these statements of work. Accordingly, our review and conclu.sio-ri-s-were-limited since -we^wero-unable to review these key-doc-umeiksr

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