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Pump Station S-140 - Broward County, FL Project Manager. The project consisted of emergency response services to conduct source removal efforts within Pump Station S-140 to immediately address a release of diesel fuel from an emergency generator at the site. Terracon responded within 24 hours of notification to initiate the successful remediation of impacts to the soil and surface water of the site. The source removal efforts prevented the release from impacting groundwater quality within sensitive areas of the Everglades and the Seminole Reservation. Upon arrival at the site, Terracon collaborated with South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) personnel to understand the location of the petroleum release and its path of migration. With a clear understanding of site conditions, Terracon’s team developed and immediately initiated source removal efforts to address affected areas while supporting ongoing operations. Source removal/emergency response efforts addressed an area of approximately 1.5 acres. Upon completion of the source removal efforts, Terracon provided a source removal report (SRR) as documentation of the work. The SRR included site maps detailing the excavation and sample locations, analytical results of confirmation samples, and manifests from the disposal of impacted soil and free- floating product (FFP) impacted wastewater. Southport Turning Notch, Port Everglades – Broward County, FL Environmental Project Manager/APR/QA/QC Reviewer/Senior Geologist. The Southport Turning Notch project is one of the phases for the expansion of berth space and creation of five new berths in Southport by increasing the dimensions of the Turning Notch to accommodate larger cargo ships that will be available to Port Everglades with the expansion of the Panama Canal. This expansion will also create 16.5 acres of new mangrove habitat. For the Southport Turning Notch expansion, Terracon provided the first phase of assessment of a former landfill within in active shipping container facility in advance of proposed construction; assessment included advancement of deep soil borings for lithologic interpretation and soil sample collection and analysis. An evaluation was conducted to assess levels of contamination to designate appropriate disposal and re-use facilities for approximately 3 million cubic yards (cy) of soil. Opa-Locka Airport Semi-Annual Groundwater Monitoring – Opa-Locka, FL APR/Quality Review. Terracon has conducted semi-annual groundwater monitoring at the Opa-Locka airport since 2017. Field activities were completed in general accordance with the FDEP’s guidance documents. Groundwater samples were collected for laboratory analysis. Replacement of 12" and 18" Force Main, NE 183 Street and Island Boulevard – Aventura, FL QA/QC Reviewer/Senior Geologist. Terracon supported the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (WASD) with an emergency project to install 12” and 18” force mains along NE 183 Street and other areas in Aventura, Florida. Terracon conducted groundwater sampling within the ROW and within easements located within the Admiral’s Port Condominium and two active lift stations to address the potential for groundwater impacts due to the historical activities by a gas works facility. Terracon completed groundwater quality screening approximately every 100 feet including establishing Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) safety protocols for the protection of Terracon employees and the public. Through this expedited groundwater screening, Terracon was able to identify only a limited portion of groundwater impacts in the western portion of NE 183 Street, thereby facilitating the planned construction activities and addressing potential work exposure concerns. Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Continuing Contract for Waste Cleanup Program - Various Locations Statewide Senior Geologist/QA/QC Reviewer. Terracon provides environmental engineering services to FDEP on an as-needed continuing contract basis. Services support facilities throughout Florida associated with the Waste Site Cleanup Section (WSCS), Site Investigation Section (SIS), Federal Programs Section (FPS), and Brownfields and CERCLA Site Screening (BF/CSS). The scope includes hazardous waste site cleanup; Drycleaning Solvent Cleanup Program services; hydrogeologic investigations to determine the extent and source of groundwater contamination; assessment and cleanup of state-owned lands; Brownfields assessments and source removals; technical review and support for assessment and remediation projects related to chemical or munitions use; CERCLA site assessments; technical support and operation and maintenance (O&M) of National Priorities List (Superfund) sites; investigation and remediation of contaminants of emerging concern; and institutional and engineering controls auditing (ICECAP).