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r- Qualification Information and Assigned Personnel
<br />(asphalt coring results, preparation of embankment, subgrade, sub -base, base, pavement evaluation,
<br />etc.); structures (work related with bridges — foundation alternatives, MSE walls, noise walls,
<br />miscellaneous structures, etc.); and drainage (permeability and infiltration testing for French drains or
<br />retention and detention ponds). Periodic submittals (i.e. bridge development report [BDR], 60%, 90%,
<br />and Final) based on the project schedule will be provided. For the pavement coring operations, we will
<br />provide D6 with a preliminary coring plan, coordinate the required MOT, analyze the data in accordance
<br />with the Materials manual and enter data in the FDOT Pavement Core Reporting (PCR) system. We will
<br />develop Technical Special Provisions as required and review plans. The services will be performed in
<br />accordance with the current edition of the FDOT
<br />SFWMD
<br />Terracon commonly interact with the SFWMD regarding securing water use and dewatering permits.
<br />Terracon staff also conduct wetland delineation by jurisdictional reviews with SFWMD. Terracon
<br />prepares UMAM data forms and obtains approval for the scores as part of the environmental resource
<br />permit (ERP) process with SFWMD. The mitigation plan includes mitigation bank credits. Upon the
<br />reservation of the credits, SFWMD will issue the ERP. Otherwise, if we determine that the wetlands are
<br />non -jurisdictional by USACE and an approved jurisdictional determination a "no permit required"
<br />determination will be requested and obtained.
<br />Terracon was selected by the District to provide environmental risk assessment services in 2016. These
<br />services are provided in support of the District's water resource improvement projects, where large tracts
<br />of land (e.g., sugar cane, cattle ranches, citrus groves, and sod farms) will be acquired, as well as to
<br />assist operations at District -owned facilities (i.e., field stations, service centers, and water control
<br />structures) with compliance assistance, or as part of expansion and relocation efforts. Our role is to
<br />provide professional environmental consulting to the District including, but not limited to: Phase I and II
<br />ESAs; ecological risk assessments (ERAS); assessment and remediation of petroleum and hazardous
<br />material affected soil, sediment, groundwater, and surface water; storage tank management; waste
<br />management; emergency response; Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) planning;
<br />SARA Title III, HAZCOM-GHS, air emissions permitting, sampling and compliance monitoring; EPA
<br />Clean Air Act Compliance; industrial hygiene capabilities including asbestos surveys and asbestos
<br />abatement; and other related services.
<br />Terracon has provided services for SFWMD projects for over two decades. The firm has served as a
<br />prime consultant to the District under a geotechnical engineering services contract since 2006. The
<br />Terracon Team's scope of work for professional geotechnical engineering and construction materials
<br />testing services may include (but may not be limited to) any or all of the following: site exploration and
<br />investigations (site reconnaissance, drilling, sampling, classifications, geophysical study and electric
<br />logging, geophysical testing and analyses); laboratory and in-situ testing (soil index properties,
<br />construction materials testing, compaction testing, pile load testing, permeability testing, environmental
<br />clarification testing); engineering analysis and reporting (groundwater/seepage evaluations, embankment
<br />stability analysis, dewatering evaluation, soil stabilization and ground improvement, foundation analysis
<br />and construction considerations, soil parameter recommendations); expert opinion; peer review; and
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