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Revised FEMA matrix with cost analysis questions, July 2002

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EPA forwards revised FEMA matrix for WTC sampling and analysis work to DEP, requesting clarification on missing cost estimates for common space sampling.

NYC-WTC_000163886–000163892

Folder label: “E-mails M. Gilsenan 2002

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O 3. Cleaning and Oversight o o c 3 Activities Description Prog. Fund. Costs Comments o 3 Lead Lead Cleaning Cleaning by contractor services of EPA NYC $49,540,000 Estimate based on 10,500 Contract minimal dust accumulations under Scope units to be cleaned, and (Asbestos A, cleaning of significant dust 3,000 common areas Abatement accumulations under Scope B, cleaning Cleaning of common areas, and cleaning of 4 Contracts -1 ventilation systems where required. for each sector) EPA Oversight EPA’s program oversight. EPA EPA EPA’s salary costs of Cleaning = $3,662,595 and Monitoring EPA’s travel costs = Effort $607,400 (Program Oversight by TOTAL= EPA) $4,269,995

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