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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . () E. RESUMES OF KEY PERSONNEL PROPOSED FOR THIS CONTRACT Complete one Section E lor each ke person Jonathan Bulley (Jonathan) Jt, Environmental Engineer 5 3 iL pMACTEC engineering and constructing 0 be"er tomorrow Miami, Florida ., l Master of Environmental Engineering Environmental Engineering, 2004, Florida International University Bachelor of Science Agricultural Science, 1998, University of Science and Technology .f ,I' )f ~P' " ~ OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER Hazardous Materials; OSHA 8-hour Refresher Hazardous Materials 19. RELEVANT PROJECTS Staff Engineer: Chevron Corporation Paramaribo (Suriname) Site Remediation, Paramaribo. Site remediation including removal and destruction of dissolved petroleum hydrocarbons at a retail service station on a 3/4-acre site. Involved soil vapor extraction (SVE) and treatment of extracted vapors by catalytic oxidation, removing over 3 gallons of petroleum per day (through SVE). Work included submitting weekly remedial progress updates to client, semi-annual groundwater sampling and reporting, negotiations with local regulators and managing client risk. Responsible for soil and groundwater sampling, collection of field data, summary data preparation and analysis of field and laboratory results, technical report writing, soil vapor extraction system evaluation, operations and maintenance. Fees: $120,000. Estimated Completion: 12/1/2005. Staff Engineer: 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 I optimization. Responsible for performing sampling of groundwater; collected field data, prepared and summarized data, analyzed field and laboratory results, and wrote technical report. Fees: $50,000. Estimated Completion: 12/1/2005. Staff Engineer: 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 groundwater sampling and data collection, field and laboratory results preparation and analysis, and technical report. Fees: $139,300. Estimated Completion: 12/31/2004. Staff Engineer: TransMontainge - Activities have included Phase II Environmental Site Assessment including direct push soil sampling (Using Geoprobe Technology), field screening with a Toxic Vapor Analyzer (Equipped with a Flame- Ionization Detector), followed by groundwater well sampling. Phase II Environmental Site Assessment activity for this project was related to suspected petroleum hydrocarbon contamination. STANDARD FORM 330 (6/2004)