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EEb-G I ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SERVICES I assessment activities, preparation of a Site Assessment Report (SAR), SAR Addendum, SAR Addendum II, a Risk Assessment and Feasibility Study, an Engineering Solutions Design Report, and a Natural Attenuation Monitoring Only Plan. EE&G worked closely with representatives of the FDEP, Miami-Dade County DERM, and the USEPA to make this Brownfields Redevelopment Project a success. EE&G assisted the Person Responsible for Brownfields Redevelopment (PRFBSR) in obtaining State-funded assistance for the Bunker-C fuel oil and chlorinated solvent impacts. Additionally EE&G designed and installed an innovative, subsurface engineering barrier wall (HDPE), to minimize further offsite migration of the impact, which resulted in the issuance a "Comfort Letter" from DERM. EE&G's efforts facilitated the sale and redevelopment of a blighted Brownfields Site in the City of Miami, upon which a new concrete batch plant was built in 2001. Following installation of the HPDE barrier wall, EE&G conducted a Natural Attenuation Monitoring Only Plan, and assisted the end-user (Metro Mix) in designing a deep well injection system to handle the storm water, as part of the engineering controls for the property. EE&G's efforts also facilitated the sale of the eastern parcel to a group of investors, who are in the process of designing a mixed-use redevelopment project. Cleanup of Orleans Parish in New Orleans - Environmental and IAQ Services Contact: Mr. Ben Turner, President of Phillips & Jordan Address: 8940 Gall Boulevard, Zephyrhills, FL 33541 Telephone: (813) 783-1132 Date: October 2005 - Present EE&G was retained by Phillips & Jordan, to provide environmental risk management, and health and safety consulting services for the United States Army Corps of Engineers during the Hurricane Katrina debris cleanup project in Louisiana. EE&G's responsibilities included: . Environmental Site Assessments - EE&G conducted limited Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments of proposed debris reduction sites to develop a baseline of soil, groundwater, sediment and surface water quality at the sites. . Pre-Demolition Asbestos Surveys of approximately 800 condemned structures over a 3-month period, and produced reports within two weeks of completion of field-work. . Preparation of Technical Documents - EE&G's mission included preparing assessment reports, work plans, the project-specific health and safety plan, and sampling plans for this project. . Industrial Hygiene Monitoring - EE&G's team of industrial hygienists collected samples during the project to assess for the presence of and potential exposure to various constituents of concern. EE&G's IH program set the standard for all other contractors involved in the cleanup of the New Orleans area. . Safety and Loss Control Monitoring - EE&G's team of safety monitors worked under the direction of Certified Safety Professional (CSP) to keep the various subcontractors involved in the project in compliance with the Health and Safety Plan. This program also included the development and distribution of safety tool box meetings to contractor team members. . Ineligible Waste Separation and Handling - EE&G provided environmentally trained workers to identify and separate ineligible wastes such as household hazardous wastes, e-waste, and 10