NYC-WTC_000159842
Transmission of indoor apartment cleanup status and tracking data for WTC-affected residential properties.
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NYC-WTC_000230539
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DDD: The collapse of the World Trade Centers (WTC) on September 11, 2001 caused a massive cloud of pulverized concrete and dust to impact neighboring buildings blocks away from the World Trade Center complex. The Murry Bergtraum High School for Business Carriers (M520) is located at 411 Pearl Street, approximately 2000 feet from the Ground Zero disaster area. The dust cloud from the collapse of the WTC buildings directly impacted the school and covered the building with a layer of dust. The New York City Board of Education contracted ATC Associates to perform indoor air quality assessments and air monitoring services, as well as water quality' testing to ensure that the air and water quality was acceptable for the re-occupancy of students and staff.
SOW: Work complete consisted of the expenses incurred by the New York City Board of Education (BoE) for the work performed by ATC Associates, a contractor to BoE at Murry High School. The total eligible work is a compilation of two invoices (that are attached to this project worksheet). These include:
Payment #4 include technical services costs and sample analyses costs to conduct air quality' testing in November 01, as indicated on invoice. Actual labor was performed between November 13 to 18, 2001. The total eligible contract cost for Payment #4 was $20,620.00. See Narrative for a detailed breakdown of costs.
Payment #16 include technical services costs, equipment costs and sample analyses costs to conduct air quality testing from November 01 to March 02, as indicated on invoice. Actual labor was performed between November 15 - 19, 2001. The total eligible contract cost for Payment #16 was $5,337.50. See Narrative for a detailed breakdown of costs.
Payment #30 includes technical services costs, equipment costs and sample analyses costs to conduct air quality' testing from July 1 to September 10, 2002. The total eligible contract cost for Payment #30 was $15,133.50.
Total eligible contract cost for this project worksheet is $41,091.00.
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