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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o E. RESUMES OF KEY PERSONNEL PROPOSED FOR THIS CONTRACT Complete one Section E for each ke person t, Scott P. Yelverton (Scott) r Environmental Scientist 'F r It " 14 7 Irll L pMACTEC engineering and construc1ing 0 bet1er tomorrow Miami, Florida t " Bachelor of Science Geography / Environmental Science, 1994, Mansfield University Ii -II...- t ,I ~L ~ II jf ~, OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER Hazardous Materials; OSHA 8-hour Refresher Hazardous Materials; OSHA 8-hour Supervisor Hazardous Materials 19. RELEVANT PROJECTS Project Coordinator: U.S. Postal Service Environmental Consulting Services in Five Southeast U.S. States, , Southeastern States. Environmental consulting services for postal facilities and properties in five-state Southeast Area (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee). Initial work involved environmental spill cleanup at hydraulic dock lift station at Surfside Branch, Miami Beach. Responsible for site field activities, communication with county regulatory agency, writing and submitting the Limited Contamination Assessment Report. By communicating with the client regularly, the project was completed with timeliness, in spite of difficult obstacles. Fees: $100,000. Estimated Completion: 7/29/2006. Project Scientist: D.R. Horton Nationwide Real Estate Portfolio Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, Nationwide Locations, Texas. Environmental services since 1993 performing Phase I Environmental Site Assessments for a national builder of custom-built homes, numbering over 100 tracts of land typically ranging from 5 acres to 160 acres, including performing Phase II ESAs when indicated. Responsible for performing Geoprobe direct push services for field personnel to collect soil and groundwater samples at the site. Fees: $16,700,000. Estimated Completion: 12/31/2005. Project Scientist: DME Corporation Commercial Site Groundwater Remediation Design, Development, O&M, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Performed site remediation, involving removal and destruction of dissolved chlorinated hydrocarbons by the groundwater pump and treat technique and treatment of pumped groundwater by air stripping, for a 3-acre site. RAP compared remedial design alternatives and site constraints and provided customer with most cost effective and timely design. Lowered contaminant levels by three orders of magnitude from system startup. Services included quarterly and annual groundwater sampling and reporting; negotiations with local regulators and managing client risk; and system O&M / optimization. Responsible for performing system optimization and O&M; prepared project reports, spreadsheets and drawings. Fees: $50,000. Estimated Completion: 12/1/2005. Project Scientist: Chevron Corporation Tutu, St. Thomas Site Remediation, Tutu, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Site remediation involving removal and destruction of dissolved petroleum hydrocarbons by SVEIDPE and air sparging techniques and treatment of extracted vapors by catalytic oxidation at a half-acre retail building site. Performed TPDES permitting and monthly well gauging and reporting, quarterly groundwater sampling I reporting; and site closure negotiations with EPA and local regulators. Responsible for conducting site field activities including groundwater sampling and O&M ofremedial system. Fees: $139,300. Estimated Completion: 12/31/2004. Project Scientist: Chevron Corporation Grand Cayman Island Groundwater Sampling and Site Remediation, Georgetown, Grand Cayman, . Environmental services for site remediation involving recovery of free-phase petroleum product by both active (drawdown) and passive (in-well skimming) techniques and treatment of pumped groundwater. Site includes three office buildings and 16 large, bulk storage tanks on approximately 5 acres. Developed and operated multiple free-product recovery systems in bulk storage terminal facility. Remedial action design reused existing, client-owned remedial equipment, reducing installation costs. Product recovery enhanced by active water table depression along with passive free product skimming in independent wells implemented to address free-floating petroleum product plume. Approximately 6,000 gallons of free product have been recovered (as of 2004). Responsible for performing site field activities including groundwater sampling and operation / maintenance ofremedial system. Fees: $521,180. Estimated Completion: 12/31/2004. STANDARD FORM 330 (6/2004)