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Clean Harbors National Response Team

EMERGENCY RESPONSE RESOURCE

BOOK 24-Hour Emergency Response Services

1.800. OIL.TANK (1.800.645.8265)

July 26, 2011 Update

COMPANY QUALIFICATIONS Clean Harbors manages over three thousand environmental emergency responses or disaster recovery operations on land and water throughout North America each year. Whether it's a cleanup and removal of a single mercury bottle or a large-scale multiphase containment and cleanup of a coastal oil spill or damage from a hurricane, companies and governmental agencies trust our expertise and technical knowledge to handle any emergency with the highest regard to the environment and health and safety. Since 1980, Clean Harbors has taken the lead in identifying the most effective, safe, and environmentally sound options for managing environmental emergencies. Our commitment to integrity and high performance standards has resulted in long-standing business relationships with government agencies, insurance companies, and public/private companies. With more than 100 service locations and over 48 waste management facilities in the United States and Canada, Clean Harbors is your single source for the safest and most efficient management of any environmental emergency. Emergencies can happen anywhere and anytime in facilities, on roadways or in waterways. When time and safety are of the essence, Clean Harbors is ready to take control of your emergency situation and make appropriate decisions that will save you time and money. Depending on the nature of the emergency, Clean Harbors can deploy mobilized central command centers and a national response team. Command centers are fully equipped with communication and computer equipment, and utilize a satellite link to Clean Harbors systems allowing the team to effectively coordinate all response activities, even in the most remote locations. Public and private companies along with local, state, provincial, and federal government agencies trust Clean Harbors to handle their emergency response and disaster recovery needs because they know we have the experience, technical knowledge, and operational resources to get the job done right, while adhering to strict regulatory statutes as well as health and safety standards. From immediate response and containment to cleanup operations, Clean Harbors provides the manpower and equipment, logistical support, ICS/NIMS integration, and operational oversight to manage any size environmental emergency. Clean Harbors can rapidly deploy hundreds of experienced 40-hour OSHA certified workers to meet the needs of any incident. Whatever the response requires, from Level C through Level A, we handle a wide range of hazardous materials including oil, gasoline, chemical, PCB’s, and biological hazards. Clean Harbors typically responds to over-the-road incidents, punctured lines, tank overflows, leaking drums, and saddle tank spills, to major and catastrophic incidents such as large pipeline ruptures, ship groundings, tanker truck rollovers and facility releases that can easily threaten oceans, rivers, streams and lakes, as well as roadways, facilities, and public areas. Clean Harbors offers its customers emergency response services along with the necessary backup components to complete an entire project. Services such as environmental remediation including surface remediation, groundwater restoration, underground storage tank management, and site decontamination are essential to successful emergency response activities. Our remedial programs are designed to provide both planned and emergency services to any environmental situation that can develop from an emergency spill. One call to 1.800.OIL.TANK (1.800.645.8265) from anywhere across North America connects you to Clean Harbors' network of emergency response service centers. With our experience, technical knowledge and vast array of resources, Clean Harbors provides a complete solution. Customers know they are in good hands. For more information about Clean Harbors and the services we provide, please visit our website at www.cleanharbors.com.

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE COVERAGE MAP

Coverage Map Updated July 26, 2011. Red = 50 mile coverage area Orange = 100 mile coverage area Yellow = 150 mile coverage area Blue pegs = United States Service Centers Red pegs = Canadian Service Centers Grey peg = Puerto Rican Service Center

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TABLE OF CONTENTS EMERGENCY RESPONSE RESOURCE BOOK_________________________________________________________ I

COMPANY QUALIFICATIONS_______________________________________________________________________ I

EMERGENCY RESPONSE COVERAGE MAP __________________________________________________________II

TABLE OF CONTENTS ___________________________________________________________________________ III

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE ______________________________________________________________________ VIII

SUPPORT CENTERS & CONTRACTORS ____________________________________________________________ IX SUPPORT CENTERS ________________________________________________________________________ IX

NATIONAL ER PROGRAM __________________________________________________________________ IX NATIONAL RESPONSE TEAM_______________________________________________________________ X NATIONAL RESPONSE TEAM ORGANIZATIONAL CHART________________________________________ X NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER INVENTORY _________________________________________________ XI

SUBCONTRACTORS________________________________________________________________________ XIV SUBCONTRACTED BARGES_______________________________________________________________ XIV SUBCONTRACTORS _____________________________________________________________________ XV

SERVICE CENTERS _____________________________________________________________________________18 NORTHEAST REGION SERVICE CENTERS ______________________________________________________18

BANGOR, ME SERVICE CENTER ____________________________________________________________18 SOUTH PORTLAND, ME SERVICE CENTER ___________________________________________________20 BOW, NH SERVICE CENTER________________________________________________________________23 BOSTON, MA AREA SERVICE CENTER_______________________________________________________25 SHREWSBURY, MA SERVICE CENTER _______________________________________________________29 SPRINGFIELD, MA SERVICE CENTER________________________________________________________31 PROVIDENCE, RI SERVICE CENTER_________________________________________________________33 BRISTOL, CT SERVICE CENTER ____________________________________________________________36 MILFORD SERVICE CENTER _______________________________________________________________39 ALBANY, NY SERVICE CENTER _____________________________________________________________41 SYRACUSE SERVICE CENTER______________________________________________________________44 NEWBURGH, NY SERVICE CENTER _________________________________________________________46 EDISON, NJ/METRO SERVICE CENTER ______________________________________________________47 BRIDGEPORT, NJ/PHILADELPHIA SERVICE CENTER ___________________________________________50 BALTIMORE, MD SERVICE CENTER _________________________________________________________55 RICHMOND, VA SERVICE CENTER __________________________________________________________59 CHESAPEAKE/NORFOLK, VA SERVICE CENTER_______________________________________________61

SOUTHEAST & GULF REGION SERVICE CENTERS _______________________________________________63 REIDSVILLE, NC SERVICE CENTER _________________________________________________________63 CHATTANOOGA, TN SERVICE CENTER ______________________________________________________65 MEMPHIS, TN SERVICE CENTER____________________________________________________________67 ATLANTA, GA SERVICE CENTER____________________________________________________________69 BARTOW, FL SERVICE CENTER ____________________________________________________________71 MIRAMAR, FL SERVICE CENTER ____________________________________________________________73 PUERTO RICO SERVICE CENTER ___________________________________________________________75 BATON ROUGE, LA SERVICE CENTER _______________________________________________________78 SULPHUR, LA/LAKE CHARLES SERVICE CENTER______________________________________________80 PORT ARTHUR, TX SERVICE CENTER _______________________________________________________82 HOUSTON, TX SERVICE CENTER ___________________________________________________________84

MIDWEST REGION SERVICE CENTERS_________________________________________________________86 CLEVELAND, OH SERVICE CENTER _________________________________________________________86 CINCINNATI, OH SERVICE CENTER _________________________________________________________88 CHICAGO, IL SERVICE CENTER_____________________________________________________________90 DETROIT, MI SERVICE CENTER_____________________________________________________________93

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CANNON FALLS, MN SERVICE______________________________________________________________95 MILWAUKEE SERVICE CENTER_____________________________________________________________97 CROSS LANES, WV SERVICE CENTER_______________________________________________________98

WEST REGION SERVICE CENTERS ___________________________________________________________100 SEATAC SERVICE CENTER _______________________________________________________________100 CLACKAMAS, OR SERVICE CENTER________________________________________________________102 SPARKS SERVICE CENTER _______________________________________________________________104 BENICIA SERVICE CENTER _______________________________________________________________106 SAN JOSE SERVICE CENTER______________________________________________________________108 LOS ANGELES SERVICE CENTER __________________________________________________________110 PHOENIX SERVICE CENTER ______________________________________________________________112 SALT LAKE CITY SERVICE CENTER________________________________________________________114 LAS VEGAS SERVICE CENTER ____________________________________________________________115

CANADIAN SERVICE CENTERS ______________________________________________________________116 DARTMOUTH SERVICE CENTER ___________________________________________________________116 BURLINGTON SERVICE CENTER___________________________________________________________118 WINNIPEG SERVICE CENTER _____________________________________________________________120

FACILITIES ___________________________________________________________________________________122 NORTHEAST REGION FACILITIES_____________________________________________________________122

SOUTH PORTLAND, ME FACILITY __________________________________________________________122 BRAINTREE, MA FACILITY ________________________________________________________________123 WOBURN, MA FACILITY __________________________________________________________________124 BRISTOL, CT FACILITY ___________________________________________________________________125 PHILADELPHIA, PA FACILITY ______________________________________________________________126 BALTIMORE, MD FACILITY ________________________________________________________________127

SOUTHEAST & GULF REGION FACILITIES______________________________________________________128 REIDSVILLE, NC FACILITY ________________________________________________________________128 CHATTANOOGA, TN FACILITY _____________________________________________________________129 TUCKER, GA FACILITY ___________________________________________________________________130 BARTOW, FL FACILITY ___________________________________________________________________131 LONE MOUNTAIN (WAYNOKA, OK) LANDFILL ________________________________________________132 DEER PARK, TX FACILITY_________________________________________________________________133 LA PORTE, TX FACILITY __________________________________________________________________134 ALTAIR, TX LANDFILL ____________________________________________________________________135 WHITE CASTLE, LA FACILITY ______________________________________________________________136 BATON ROUGE, LA FACILITY ______________________________________________________________137 COLFAX, LA FACILITY ____________________________________________________________________138 EL DORADO, AR FACILITY ________________________________________________________________139

MIDWEST REGION FACILITIES _______________________________________________________________140 CINCINNATI, OH FACILITY ________________________________________________________________140 CLEVELAND, OH FACILITY ________________________________________________________________141 HEBRON, OH RECYCLING FACILITY ________________________________________________________142 TWINSBURG, OH FACILITY________________________________________________________________143 ASHTABULA, OH FACILITY ________________________________________________________________144 CHICAGO, IL FACILITY ___________________________________________________________________145 CHICAGO, IL SOLVENT RECYCLING FACILITY________________________________________________146 BURTON, MI FACILITY____________________________________________________________________147 COFFEYVILLE, KS FACILITY_______________________________________________________________148 KIMBALL, NE FACILITY ___________________________________________________________________149 SAWYER, ND LANDFILL __________________________________________________________________150

WEST REGION FACILITIES __________________________________________________________________151 SAN JOSE, CA FACILITY __________________________________________________________________151 BUTTONWILLOW, CA FACILITY ____________________________________________________________152 WESTMORLAND, CA LANDFILL ____________________________________________________________153 WILMINGTON, CA FACILITY _______________________________________________________________154

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LOS ANGELES, CA FACILITY ______________________________________________________________155 PHOENIX, AZ FACILITY ___________________________________________________________________156 DEER TRAIL, CO LANDFILL _______________________________________________________________157 ARAGONITE, UT FACILITY ________________________________________________________________158

CANADIAN FACILITIES ______________________________________________________________________159 RYLEY, AB FACILITY _____________________________________________________________________159

DEBERT, NS FACILITY ______________________________________________________________________160 GUELPH, ON FACILITY ___________________________________________________________________161 LAMBTON, ON INORGANIC PRE-TREATMENT PLANT__________________________________________162 LAMBTON, ON INCINERATION FACILITY_____________________________________________________163 LAMBTON, ON LANDFILL _________________________________________________________________164 LAMBTON, ON ACID & ALKALI PLANT _______________________________________________________165 LONDON, ON FACILITY ___________________________________________________________________166 THOROLD, ON FACILITY __________________________________________________________________167 MISSISSAUGA, ON FACILITY ______________________________________________________________168 VILLE MERCIER, PQ FACILITY _____________________________________________________________169 THURSO, PQ FACILITY ___________________________________________________________________170 VILLE ST. CATHERINE, PQ FACILITY________________________________________________________171 DELTA, BC FACILITY _____________________________________________________________________172 WINNIPEG, MB FACILITY _________________________________________________________________173

SELECT PROJECT ABSTRACTS __________________________________________________________________174 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO CRUDE OIL SPILL IN PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS __________________________175 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO TANK FARM EXPLOSION, BAYAMON, PUERTO RICO ___________________176 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO FLOODING IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA __________________________________177 EMERGENCY RESPONSE DUE TO HURRICANE GUSTAV/HURRICANE IKE __________________________178 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO BARGE COLLISION OIL SPILL ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER ______________179 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO BUNKER OIL SPILL IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY __________________________180 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO LOW PATHOGEN AVIAN INFLUENZA CONTAMINATED BUILDING _________181 HURRICANE RITA RECOVERY, CAMERON, LOUISIANA___________________________________________182 HURRICANE KATRINA RESPONSE, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA ___________________________________183 OIL TANKER SPILL IN DELAWARE RIVER, NEW JERSEY/PENNSYLVANIA ___________________________185 OIL BARGE SPILL IN BUZZARDS BAY, (CAPE COD) MASSACHUSETTS______________________________186 EMERGENCY ANTHRAX CLEANUP AT A MAIL PROCESSING FACILITY______________________________187 ANTHRAX DECONTAMINATION AT A TELEVISION NETWORK _____________________________________188 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO 9-11 WORLD TRADE CENTER TERRORIST ATTACKS ___________________189 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO AN OIL SPILL DURING SHIP OFFLOADING ____________________________191 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO TANKER SHIP COLLISION / FUEL SPILL IN PORTLAND, MAINE ___________192 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO A CONTAINMENT AREA COLLAPSED FROM A TANK RUPTURE __________193 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO A DIESEL FUEL PIPELINE LEAK _____________________________________194 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO OIL SPILL FROM SHIP DURING LIGHTERING __________________________195 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO TUGBOAT FIRE / BARGE OIL SPILL IN RHODE ISLAND__________________196 OIL BARGE SPILL IN PUERTO RICO ___________________________________________________________197 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO A PIPELINE FAILURE ______________________________________________198 HURRICANE ISABELLA RESPONSE FOR HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE ________________________199 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO AN OVERTURNED GAS TANKER ____________________________________200 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO BIO-HAZARDOUS/INFECTIOS MATERIAL _____________________________201 EMERGENCY RESPONSE, PRODUCT RECOVERY AND GROUNDWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM DESIGN, SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DUE TO JET FUEL RELEASE _________202 MERCURY REGULATOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE ______________________________________________203 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO LIQUID MERCURY SPILL ___________________________________________204 POWER PLANT DECONTAMINATION AND TURBINE ROOM CLEANUP ______________________________205 EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND SAMPLING RELATED TO SUSPECTED ANTHRAX CONTAMINATION _____206

RESUMES OF KEY PERSONNEL__________________________________________________________________207 NATIONAL RESPONSE TEAM & CORPORATE SUPPORT RESUMES ________________________________207

SCOTT F. METZGER _____________________________________________________________________208

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VIRGIL BLANCHARD _____________________________________________________________________210 STEPHEN J SHEPPARD __________________________________________________________________212 JAMES J. GODFREY, JR.__________________________________________________________________213 STEPHEN G. KASTENSMIDT_______________________________________________________________215 BRIAN POTT ____________________________________________________________________________217 MARK ANDREWS ________________________________________________________________________219 THOMAS B. HAGADORN __________________________________________________________________221 FRANKLIN LEE BARFIELD_________________________________________________________________223 STEVEN DOWNS ________________________________________________________________________226 CHUCK GEER___________________________________________________________________________228 ERIC C. MONTGOMERY __________________________________________________________________229 MICHAEL C. MURPHY ____________________________________________________________________230 JOHN RODIER __________________________________________________________________________231 ALEXANDER D. OLSON___________________________________________________________________232 ANDREW C. CHRISTOPHER _______________________________________________________________233 BRIAN F. SMUSZ ________________________________________________________________________234 MICHAEL M. BRAJER_____________________________________________________________________235

USCG OSRO RATINGS BY CAPTAIN OF THE PORT (COTP) ZONE ______________________________________236 BALTIMORE ____________________________________________________________________________237 BOSTON _______________________________________________________________________________237 BUFFALO ______________________________________________________________________________237 BUFFALO (OSWEGO, NY) _________________________________________________________________237 CAPE FEAR RIVER ______________________________________________________________________237 CHARLESTON __________________________________________________________________________238 CHICAGO ______________________________________________________________________________238 CLEVELAND ____________________________________________________________________________238 CORPUS CHRISTI _______________________________________________________________________238 DELAWARE BAY ________________________________________________________________________238 DETROIT_______________________________________________________________________________239 DULUTH _______________________________________________________________________________239 HAMPTON ROADS _______________________________________________________________________239 HOUSTON-GALVESTON __________________________________________________________________239 HUNTINGTON___________________________________________________________________________239 JACKSONVILLE _________________________________________________________________________240 JACKSONVILLE (PORT CANAVERAL, FL) ____________________________________________________240 KEY WEST _____________________________________________________________________________240 LA & LONG BEACH (MORRO BAY, CA) ______________________________________________________240 LAKE MICHIGAN_________________________________________________________________________240 LONG ISLAND SOUND____________________________________________________________________241 LOS ANGELES & LONG BEACH ____________________________________________________________241 LOWER MISSISSIPPI _____________________________________________________________________241 MIAMI _________________________________________________________________________________241 MOBILE ________________________________________________________________________________241 MOBILE (PANAMA CITY, FL) _______________________________________________________________242 MORGAN CITY __________________________________________________________________________242 NEW ORLEANS _________________________________________________________________________242 NEW YORK _____________________________________________________________________________242 NORTH CAROLINA_______________________________________________________________________242 NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND_______________________________________________________________243 OHIO VALLEY___________________________________________________________________________243 PADUCAH ______________________________________________________________________________243 PITTSBURGH ___________________________________________________________________________243 PORT ARTHUR__________________________________________________________________________243 PORTLAND, OR _________________________________________________________________________244 PORTLAND, OR (COOS BAY, OR) __________________________________________________________244

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PUGET SOUND _________________________________________________________________________244 SAN DIEGO_____________________________________________________________________________244 SAN FRANCISCO ________________________________________________________________________244 SAN FRANCISCO (EUREKA, CA) ___________________________________________________________245 SAN JUAN______________________________________________________________________________245 SAULT STE. MARIE ______________________________________________________________________245 SAULT STE. MARIE (ALPENA, MI) __________________________________________________________245 SAULT STE. MARIE (MARQUETTE, MI) ______________________________________________________245 SAULT STE. MARIE (TRAVERSE CITY, MI) ___________________________________________________246 SAVANNAH_____________________________________________________________________________246 SOUTHEAST ALASKA ____________________________________________________________________246 SOUTHEAST ALASKA (KETCHIKAN) ________________________________________________________246 SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND_______________________________________________________________246 ST. PETERSBURG _______________________________________________________________________247 TOLEDO _______________________________________________________________________________247 UPPER MISSISSIPPI _____________________________________________________________________247

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STATEMENT OF PURPOSE This booklet is provided to assist all those involved in emergency response services. The booklet contains names and phone numbers of key personnel throughout Clean Harbors who may be needed "on" or "off" hours to support an emergency response incident. The listing will be updated twice a year and distributed to managers and supervisors in all divisions involved in emergency response operations. Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. National Response Team 42 Longwater Drive P.O. Box 9149 Norwell, MA 02061-9149 Attn: John J. Rodier [email protected]

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SUPPORT CENTERS & CONTRACTORS

SUPPORT CENTERS

NATIONAL ER PROGRAM Clean Harbors’ National ER Program is designed to provide nationwide emergency and incident response services. For many companies, today’s marketplace has expanded across the nation and beyond our borders, and the potential for exposure to environmentally related incidents has grown. These factors combined with the move by corporations to reduce overhead in order to increase margins, have put significant demands on corporate environmental managers. National ER offers:

Nationwide coverage - 24 hours a day One call - one invoice Management of risks and liabilities Complete management of incidents and spills Accurate and timely reporting systems

Nationwide Coverage - With in-house resources, Clean Harbors provides exceptional coverage throughout the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, much of the Midwest and California. Contractual relationships with subcontractors and engineers throughout the country combined with our disposal network result in nationwide coverage. One Call/One Invoice - Clean Harbors tailored this program to enable customers “in need” to call one phone number 800.483.3718 and receive one invoice for an incident or spill. Management of Risks and Liabilities - Through this program, Clean Harbors will take on and manage the risks associated with emergency incidents. The management of risks and liabilities will be through contractor selection, response communications and reporting, insurance programs, and the use of approved disposal facilities. Clean Harbors and the customer will openly discuss the risks and liabilities associated with this program. Clean Harbors will control costs through ‘pre-arranged spill agreements’ and through the use of National ER Subcontractor Authorization Form. Initial authorization of resources will be based on what is initially known about the spill. Contractors will not be permitted to “over respond.” Complete Management of Incidents and Spills - Customers will be able to turn over the management and reporting of spills through the National ER Program. Clean Harbors will respond through this program; however, response times will vary and cannot be guaranteed. Clean Harbors’ management of the incidents may carry over to the assessment and remediation of the sites, should remediation be required. Accurate and Timely Reporting Systems - Clean Harbors will tailor a program to meet the customer’s needs. Various report formats will be available. Summary of National ER Program - Clean Harbors Environmental Services is a recognized leader in Emergency Response. Our expertise and ability to respond provide a complete, secure and cost-effective solution to your environmental needs.

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NATIONAL RESPONSE TEAM The National Response Team responds to large scale emergencies where more than the local support is required. The team consists of a Support & Planning crew to assist with large scale event readiness and response, as well as a regional network of managers to assist local Service Centers with response and readiness. Perhaps the greatest benefit of the National Response Team is the ability to manage a large-scale event without interrupting base business. Local Service Centers can perform and manage the initial response until the transition is made to the National Response Team. NATIONAL RESPONSE TEAM ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

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National Response Team

Scott MetzgerSVP ER Services

ER/EV Lead


ER/EV Lead

OperationsVirgil BlanchardSection Chief


FinanceStephen Sheppard

Section Chief

FinanceStephen Sheppard

Section Chief

OperationsZone Management


Project SupportTeam

Project SupportTeam

Health and SafetyTom HagadornSection Chief


Planning and Development

Planning and Development

Strike TeamReady Reserve


LogisticsBill Baker

Section Chief

LogisticsBill Baker

Section Chief

EOC ManagementSteven DownsSection Chief


National ERLee Barfield

Section Chief


Section Chief

EOCDuty Operators

EOCDuty Operators

PlanningJohn RodierER Contract Management


DevelopmentJames Godfrey and

Stephen Kastensmidt

DevelopmentJames Godfrey and

Stephen Kastensmidt

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NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER INVENTORY 24-Hr. # 781.792.5000Mailing Address: 101 Philip Drive 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265 Norwell, MA 02061 Fax # 781.878.8090

Response centers hold dedicated response equipment to support the regional service centers in the event of a large spill, as well as specialty equipment to support a non-standard response. All equipment is readily available to be shipped to anywhere in the region.

Scott Metzger, VP Emergency Services Billy Baker, Logistics Section

Chief

Virgil Blanchard, CHES Incident Commander Michael Murphy, Event Supervisor/Admin Stephen Sheppard, Finance Section Chief Andrew Christoper, Project Support Team Steven Downs, EOC Mgmt. Section Chief Alex Olson, Project Support Team Lee Barfield, National Emergency Response Manager Michael Brajer, Project Support Team John Rodier, OPA 90 Preparedness Coordinator Brian Smusz, Project Support Team Rickie Garrit, Event Supervisor/Admin Stephen Kastensmidt, VP Project Services Sales James Godfrey, VP Emergency Response Services Personnel Authorized to release equipment / materials / manpower, etc:

Scott Metzger Billy Baker Virgil Blanchard Stephen Sheppard 40-Hour OSHA Trained Personnel:

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Equipment List

Item Description / Manufacturer Location Capacity / Size / Key Features # of

Units A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment NAIAD Providence, RI 19' 150hp Aluminum/Rib V310 1 Y Y N Y ROV Weymouth, MA NA PVC/Aluminum V318 1 Y Y N Y Stanley/LCM (Resolute) Providence, RI 26' 2x115 Aluminum V320 1 Y Y Y Y JBF DIP420 Providence, RI 27' 2x115 Aluminum V334 1 Y Y N Y JBF DIP420 Houston, TX 27' 2x115 Aluminum V335 1 Y Y N Y Stanley Albany, NY 23' 175S Aluminum V350 1 Y Y N Y Stanley/LCM Bridgeport, NJ 26' 2x130 Aluminum V351 1 Y Y N Y Stanley/LCM Baton Rouge, LA 26' 250hp Aluminum V352 1 Y Y N Y Stanley/LCM New Iberia, LA 28' 2x200 Aluminum V353 1 Y Y N Y Stanley/LCM Lake Charles, LA 26' 225hp Aluminum V354 1 Y Y N Y Svendsen/LCM Bridgeport, NJ 27' 2x150 Aluminum V355 1 Y Y N Y ATEC/LCM New Iberia, LA 32' 2x150 Aluminum V356 1 Y Y N Y ATEC/LCM Cincinnati, OH 28' 2x90 Aluminum V357 1 Y Y N Y Reynolds/LCM New Iberia, LA 30' 2x225 Aluminum V358 1 Y Y N Y ATEC/LCM (Rebecca Anne) New Iberia, LA 41' 2x275 Aluminum V359 1 Y Y N Y LCM8 (Olivia D) New Iberia, LA 70' 2x471 Steel V360 1 Y Y N Y B.Bros/LCM Puerto Rico 30' 2x200 Aluminum V361 1 Y Y N Y B.Bros/LCM Memphis,TN 30' 2x200 Aluminum V362 1 Y Y N Y B.Bros/LCM New Iberia, LA 30' 2x200 Aluminum V363 1 Y Y N Y B.Bros/LCM Memphis,TN 30' 2x200 Aluminum V364 1 Y Y N Y B.Bros/LCM New Iberia, LA 30' 2x200 Aluminum V365 1 Y Y N Y B.Bros/LCM New Iberia, LA 30' 2x200 Aluminum V366 1 Y Y N Y B.Bros/LCM Puerto Rico 30' 2x200 Aluminum V367 1 Y Y N Y B.Bros/LCM Compton, CA 30' 2x200 Aluminum V368

2335720 ME 1 Y Y N Y

B.Bros/LCM Houston, TX 30' 2x200 Aluminum V369 2335721 ME

1 Y Y N Y

B.Bros/LCM Compton, CA 30' 2x200 Aluminum V370 2335722 ME

1 Y Y N Y

LCM6 (Chief) New Iberia, LA 56' 2x471 Steel V371 1 Y Y N Y

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Equipment List Cont.

Item Description / Manufacturer Location Capacity / Size / Key Features # of Units

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(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment UTV Chicago, IL Polaris Ranger 400cc (Camo) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Polaris Ranger 400cc (Red) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Polaris Ranger 400cc (Red) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Polaris Ranger XP 800cc (Camo) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Polaris Ranger XP 800cc (Gray) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Polaris Ranger XP 800cc (Red) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Polaris Ranger XP 800cc (Camo) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Polaris Ranger XP 800cc (Green) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Polaris Ranger XP 800cc (Red) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Polaris Ranger 500cc (Green) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Honda Big Red 4x4 (Green) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Honda Big Red 4x4 (Green) 1 Y Y N Y UTV New Iberia,LA Honda Big Red 4x4 (Green) 1 Y Y N Y

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Honda Trash Pump Weymouth, MA 2", Cap 250, Weight 110 6 Y Y N Y Single Diaphragm Mudhen Pump New Iberia, LA 3", Cap 88, Weight 186 2 Y Y N Y Hot Pressure Washer New Iberia, LA 2500 psi 3 Y Y N Y Hotsy and Trash Pumps New Iberia, LA on box van trailer 6158 Y Y N y Compressors and 2" Pumps (w/hoses) Memphis, TN on horse trailer CH727 3 Y Y N Y

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Hard Boom New Iberia, LA Box van trailer 7500 Y Y N Y Hard Boom New Iberia, LA 32ft trailer CH725 5300 Y Y N Y Hard Boom Houston, TX Box van trailer 7200 Y Y N Y Containment Boom Carson, CA Penske 1 284323 12000 Y Y N Y Containment Boom Carson, CA Penske 2 535012 12100 Y Y N Y Containment Boom Carson, CA Penske 3 533689 11500 Y Y N Y Containment Boom Carson, CA Penske 4 535035 11200 Y Y N Y Containment Boom Carson, CA Penske 5 535029 12000 Y Y N Y Containment Boom Carson, CA Penske 6 539266 11900 Y Y N Y Containment Boom Carson, CA Penske 7 535015 11700 Y Y N Y Containment Boom Carson, CA Penske 8 539310 11500 Y Y N Y Containment Boom Carson, CA Penske 9 539269 5800 Y Y N Y Containment Boom Carson, CA On Trailer 33,000 Y Y N Y

(6) Recovery Equipment Boom Ringer New Iberia, LA Crucial 210240 1 Y Y N Y VOSS Lake Charles, LA JBF portable 1 Y Y N Y VOSS New Iberia, LA JBF portable 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2465 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2463 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2466 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2481 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2467 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2468 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2478 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2473 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2471 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2406 1 Y Y N Y Skim-Pak 4300 New Iberia, LA Douglas Weir 2479 1 Y Y N Y Brush Skimmer New Iberia, LA Hydraulic Lamor 5160 1 Y Y N Y Brush Skimmer New Iberia, LA Hydraulic Lamor 5157 1 Y Y N Y Brush Skimmer New Iberia, LA Hydraulic Lamor 5161 1 Y Y N Y Brush Skimmer New Iberia, LA Hydraulic Lamor 5159 1 Y Y N Y Hydraulic Power pack New Iberia, LA Hydraulic Lamor 5305 1 Y Y N Y Hydraulic Power pack New Iberia, LA Hydraulic Lamor LPP6HA2977-08 1 Y Y N Y Hydraulic Power pack New Iberia, LA Hydraulic Lamor LPP6HA2896-08 1 Y Y N Y Hydraulic Power pack New Iberia, LA Hydraulic Lamor LPP6HA2976-08 1 Y Y N Y Hose for Lamor Power Pack New Iberia, LA Hydraulic Lamor 2 Box Crates 1 Y Y N Y

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Equipment List Cont. Drum Skimmer Weymouth, MA Crucial, 2", CAP 25 1 Y Y N Y Drum Skimmers Memphis, TN on horse trailer CH727 3 Y Y N Y Item Description / Manufacturer Location Capacity / Size / Key Features # of

Units A T P D

(7) Beach or Earth Cleaning and Excavating Equipment

(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Rigid Compressor for Skimmers Weymouth, MA 10 CFM, Wheelbarrow 2 Y Y N Y Wacker Light Tower Norwell, MA/Weymouth, MA LT4C, Diesel, 12.2 HP 2 Y Y N Y (9) Health and Safety Equipment Portable Washroom Stations Baton Rouge, LA portable bathroom/shower 6 Y Y N Y Portable Washroom Stations New Iberia, LA portable bathroom/shower 6 Y Y N Y (10) Communications Satellite Phone Norwell, MA Iridium 9505A 4 Y Y Y Y Satellite Phone Sparks, NV Iridium 9505A 2 N Y N Y Satellite System Norwell, MA Internet, Phone Capable 1 Y Y Y Y (11) Miscellaneous Flat Bed New Iberia, LA 40 ft 1990 1 Y Y N Y Red enclosed trailer New Iberia, LA CH666 pace 30 ft 1 Y Y N Y Red enclosed trailer New Iberia, LA CH672 pace 30 ft 1 Y Y N Y Utility trailer New Iberia, LA CH718 pamu 1 Y Y N Y Pace Command Trailer Houston, TX CH737 RED 24' 1 Y Y N Y Pace Command Trailer New Iberia, LA CH736 24' 1 Y Y N Y Pace Command Trailer Chicago, IL CH735 24' 1 Y Y N Y Pace Command Trailer New Iberia, LA CH734 24' 1 Y Y N Y Mobile Incident Command Unit New Iberia, LA 40', Wired for Internet, Phone,

UHF/VHF 1 Y Y N Y

Mobile Incident Command Unit New Iberia, LA 40', Wired for Internet, Phone, UHF/VHF

1 Y Y N Y

Mobil Incident Command Unit Houston, TX 40', Wired for Internet, Phone, UHF/VHF

1 Y Y N Y

SUBCONTRACTORS

SUBCONTRACTED BARGES

The following is a list of those companies that we will subcontract U.S. Coast Guard certified barges for use as temporary storage facilities for spilled oil near shore and large port areas:

Company/24 Hr. # Service Area Contact Equipment/Materials

American Commercial Great Lakes Kelly Roberts 200 barges Barge Line Co. Rivers/Gulf 2,000,000 barrels P.O. Box 610 Jeffersonville, IN 47130 (812) 288-0100

Maritrans G. P. Inc. East Coast Arthur Volkle 30 Barges 1 Logan Square 2,870,000 barrel capacity Philadelphia, PA 19103-1480 (215) 864-1200 (800) 523-4511

Moran Towing & Trans. Co. East Coast & William Muller, 8 barges 2 Greenwich Plaza, 3rd Floor Gulf Coast 402,430 barrel capacity Greenwich, CT 06830 (203) 625-7800 (203) 625-7828

www.cleanharbors.com “People and Technology Creating a Safer, Cleaner Environment” xiv

SUBCONTRACTORS The following is a list of those companies that we will subcontract additional support equipment and/or labor to assist with our operations: Company/24 Hr. # Service Area Contact Equipment/Materials Fishburn Services, Ltd. Company Wide Jack Fishburn 350 Frac Tanks 5012 State Route 229 - PO Box 278 @ 21,000 ea. Marengo, OH 43334 (419) 253-6031 North Star Marine Jersey Shore & Phil Risko Work/Spill 8300 Landis Ave. Delaware Valley Response Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 Boats (609) 263-6666 NRC (National Response Corp) National OPA-90 "Worst Case" Spill Coverage 3500 Sunrise Highway, Suite 103 John Allen Major Response

Resources Great River NY (631) 224-9141 FAX (631) 224-9141 MSRC (Marine Spill Response Corp) National OPA-90 "Worst Case" Spill Coverage 375 Raritan Center Parkway Steve Dorrler Major Response

Resources Edison, New Jersey 08837-3920 (908) 417-0500 FAX (908) 417-1314 Onsite Environmental Staffing National Steve Cox, V.P. 500 40-Hr 3450 Corporate Way - Suite B Simon Robinson OSHA Trained Personnel Duluth, GA 30136 (800) 807-0454 (770) 623-1554 Eason Diving & National Tom Eason Underwater Diving Marine Contracting Oil Recovery 2668 Spruill Avenue North Charleston, SC 29405 (843) 747-0548 SubSea International, Inc. National Michael Start Underwater Diving 701 Engineers Road Oil Recovery Belle Chase, LA 70037 (504) 393-7744 Primary Resources 2709 Water Ridge Parkway Suite 170 National Ron Yountz 40-Hr Charlotte, NC 28217 OSHA Trained Personnel 888-774-8367 714-529-6017 - Fax EPG National PO Box 1096 John Mahoney 40-Hr Mt. Pleasant, SC 29465 OSHA Trained Personnel 843-514-2247 843-881-7766 - Fax

www.cleanharbors.com “People and Technology Creating a Safer, Cleaner Environment” xv

Company/24 Hr. # Service Area Contact Equipment/Materials Trident New England Bill Nineve 40-Hr 175 Maple Street National Gary Quinn OSHA Trained Personnel Marlboro, MA 01752 508-229-3545 508-229-8130 - Fax Contaminate Control Inc (CCI) 438 – C Robinson St National Randy Benefield 40-Hr Fayetteville, NC 28301 Alan Oudy OSHA Trained Personnel 800-845-3208 704-973-9669 - Fax Oil Mop Inc (OMI) 145 Keating Drive National 40-Hr Belle Chase, LA 70037 John Garabocco OSHA Trained Personnel 201-436-3500 Paula 504-391-7398 - Fax 504-391-7398 - Fax Clean Venture 201 South 1st ST National Tony Pongonis Elizabeth NJ 07206 508-509-4893 - Cell 40-Hr 908-355-5800 OSHA Trained Personnel 908-355-3495 - Fax TMC 1 William Way National Ross Hartman 508-889-8017 - Cell Bellingham, MA 02019 New England 40-Hr OSHA Trained

Personnel 508-966-3737 508-966-4861 - Fax Northeast Tank 349 Lincoln St, Bld 48 New England John O’Brien Roll off/Storage Tanks Hingham, MA 02043 617-212-8250 781-740-0174 - Fax CYN Environmental 40-Hr PO Box 119 Regional Ted OSHA Trained Personnel Stoughton, MA 02072 Chris Weber Various E.R. Equipment 781-341-1777 781-344-9674 - Fax 3R Inc. 315 Bond Place Tim Sloan 40-Hr Grier, SC 29650 OSHA Trained Personnel 800-654-4434 864-848-9963 - Fax

www.cleanharbors.com “People and Technology Creating a Safer, Cleaner Environment” xvi

www.cleanharbors.com “People and Technology Creating a Safer, Cleaner Environment” xvii

Company/24 Hr. # Service Area Contact Equipment/Materials Dillon Environmental Gulf Scott Dillon 40-Hr P.O. Box 1393 OSHA Trained Personnel Ardmore, OK 73402 (580) 226-5303 Cajun Boat Rentals Gulf Jude Guidry Airboats 1079 Sidney Guidry Rd. St. Martinsville, LA 70582 (337) 519-6053 Crain Bros. Inc Gulf Marsh Equipment 2717 Grand Chenier Hwy. P.O. Box 118 Grand Chenier, LA 70643 (337) 538-2411 US Environmental Services PO Box 949 National Dennis Schenk 40-Hr Meraux, LA 70075 OSHA Trained Personnel 888-279-9930 504-279-7756 - Fax Summit Environmental 8521 S. Lake Dr National Jerry Anglin 40-Hr Texarkana, TX 75501 OSHA Trained Personnel 903-334-8980 903-334-8990 - Fax ASCO National 2001 Peters Rd Aaron Holton Harvey, LA 70058 1-800-207-SPIL (7745) 504-366-1491 - Fax USI Environmental National PO Box 804 Mike Brewer 40-Hr Beuras, LA 70041 OSHA Trained Personnel 985-637-6459 Phoenix Pollution Control National 720 S. Lynchburg Rd Tommy Anderson Baytown, TX 77520 281-838-3400 LW Environmental National Rt. 2 Box 107 40-Hr OSHA Trained Personnel Wilson, OK 73463 580-668-2597 (580) 668-3228

1.800. OIL.TANK (1.800.645.8265) – 24-HR NATIONWIDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE #

www.cleanharbors.com “People and Technology Creating a Safer, Cleaner Environment” A=Available, T=Transportable, P= Packaged, D=Dedicated

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SERVICE CENTERS

NORTHEAST REGION SERVICE CENTERS

BANGOR, ME SERVICE CENTER 44.78 N 68.81 W 24-Hr # 207.262.950440B Carey Circle 24-Hr # 800.645.8

265Hampden, ME 04444 Fax # 207.262.9

560

Jeff Small, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A Jason Babbidge, Field Specialist

Personnel Authorized to release equipment / materials / manpower, etc:

Jeff Small Jason Babbidge

40-Hour OSHA Trained Personnel:

Supervisor 2 Foreman 5 Equipment Operator 5 Field Technician 7

Equipment List

Item Description / Manufacturer Location Capacity / Size / Key Features # of Units A T P D (1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Utility Workboat, Pointer Searsport 115 HP, 21', 8' Beam, 2' Draft, ME1408V, V124

(PVT20784D787) 1 Y Y N N

utility Workboat, Pointer Bangor 90hp 20' 7.5 Beam 2 Draft 1 (2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment

Stake Body / Utility Truck Bangor 10 Wheel 1 Y Y N N Crew Cab Pickup Bangor 4x4 1 Y Y N N Dump truck 1 ton Bangor 4x4 3yrd dump ch5412 1 Crew Cab Pickup Bangor 3/4 Ton 4 Y Y N N Pressvac, High Power Vacuum Truck Bangor 250 GPM, 3000 Gal Capacity 1 Y Y N N Vacuum Trailer Bangor 5,000 Gal Capacity 1 Y Y N N Vacuum Truck Bangor 3,000 Gal Capacity 1 Y Y N N (3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment

Hotsy Pressure Washer Bangor 3,000 PSI - trailer mounted 1 Y Y N N Wilden Diaphragm Pump Bangor 2" Oil 2 Y Y N N Wilden Diaphragm Pump Bangor 3" Oil 1 Y Y N N Air Driven Drum Pump Bangor 2" Air Driven 2 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom Bangor Langerman 18" (10ft trailer) 1000 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Bangor 14" 500 Y Y N Y

(5) Environmental Monitoring Equipment

1 Y Y N N 2 Y Y N N

Drager Pump Bangor with Miscelaneous Tubes 1 Y Y N N Passport 5 gas meter Bangor 3 Y Y N N

(6) Recovery Equipment Portable Tanks Bangor 300 Gallons Stainless Steel 2 Y Y N N Portable Tanks Bangor 275 Gallon Poly tote 2 Y Y N N Skid Mount Vacuum Unit Bangor 1000 gallon 1 Y Y N N




Units A T P D


(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Sullair Compressor Bangor Diesel 185 cfm 1 Y Y N N Generator Bangor Honda/5500 Homelite 1 Y Y N N Light Towers Bangor Electric 4' high 1 Y Y N N

(9) Health and Safety Equipment Portable Eye Wash Unit Bangor 2 Y Y N N Scott Supplied Air System Bangor 3 Y Y N N Scott Pak Bangor 2 Y Y N N Rogliss & Tripod Bangor 1 Y Y N N Safety Harness Bangor 12 Y Y N N DBI & Tripod Bangor 2 Y Y N N

(10) Communications Cellular Phones Bangor 11 Y Y N N Marine Base Station Searsport 1 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous


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SOUTH PORTLAND, ME SERVICE CENTER 43.64 N 70.29 W

24-Hr. # 207.799.8111

17 Main Street 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265South Portland, ME 04106 Fax # 207.799.0349

Matt Quinn, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Matt Quinn Jack Vallely Ken Burbank


Supervisor 6 Foreman 6 Field Technician 12 Equipment Operator 11 Site Safety Officer 1

Equipment List

Item Description / Manufacturer Location Capacity / Size / Key Features # of Units A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment

Power Workboat, Work skiff South Portland 21', 115HP, V329 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Pointer South Portland 21', 120 HP, ME 207SY, V120 1 Y Y N N

Jon Boat w/ Motor, Alum line South Portland 12', 9.9 HP, ME 107CH, V211 1 Y Y N N

Jon Boat w/ Motor South Portland 12', 5 HP, SEAP7313M84G 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Trail boss South Portland 20', 30 HP, ME10ZMM, V148 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Monarch South Portland 22', 150 HP, ME 10ZML, V107 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Alum line South Portland 21', 130 HP, ME 2228Z, V201 1 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment

Vacuum Truck Straight South Portland 3,000 gal. 2 Y Y N N

Vacuum Split Trailers South Portland 6,000 gal 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Trailer South Portland 6,000 gal 3 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Loader, Cusco South Portland 3,000 gal / 10 cu. yd. 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Skid South Portland 3,000 gal 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Skid South Portland 300 gal 1 Y Y N N

Box Trailer South Portland 40' 2 Y Y N N

Box Truck South Portland 10 wheel 1 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup South Portland F250 9 Y Y N N

Frac Tanks South Portland 20,000 gal 4 Y Y N N

Drop Deck Trailer South Portland Roll Off Capable 1 Y Y N N

Roll Off Trailer South Portland 17 Yards 1 Y Y N N

Tag along Trailer South Portland 1 Y Y N N

Spill Trailer South Portland 1 Y Y N N

10 Wheel Dump Truck South Portland 10 yards 1 Y Y N N

Roll Off Truck South Portland 15 Yards 1 Y Y N N

6 Wheel Dump Truck South Portland 6 Yards 1 Y Y N N



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(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment

Wilden Diaphragm Pump South Portland 2" 2 Y Y N N

Wilden Diaphragm Pump South Portland 2" Chemical 1 Y Y N N

Wilden Diaphragm Pump South Portland 3" 1 Y Y N N

Adaps Hydraulic Pump South Portland 4" 3 Y Y N N

Bowie Pump (Hydraulic) South Portland 3" 1 Y Y N N

Hotsy on Trailer South Portland 2,500 PSI 3 Y Y N N

Lamor Hydraulic Pump South Portland 3" 1 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms

Oil Containment Boom South Portland Global 14", In Water 2000 Y Y N N

Oil Containment Boom South Portland American Marine 24", In Water at Sprague 2500 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom South Portland American Marine 18”, In Van 19500 Y Y N Y



HNU Meter South Portland P101 1 Y Y N N

MSA Gas Indicator South Portland Miniguard II 4 Y Y N N

4-Gas/Passport Meter South Portland LEL, O2, Hyd. Sulf. 2 Y Y N N

(6) Recovery Equipment

Portable Tanks South Portland 400 gallon Poly 2 Y Y N N

Sea Slug Towable Fuel Bladder South Portland Model #FCB-43E, 4300 gallons 1 Y Y N N

Disc Skimmer, Elastec South Portland ORD, 3", 50 GPM, 204195, S200 1 Y Y N Y

Drum Skimmer, Crucial South Portland TDS118, 3", 35 GPM, TDS11899336, S214 1 Y Y N Y


Excavator, CAT South Portland 235 Track 1 Y Y N N

Backhoe, CAT South Portland 436 1 Y Y N N

Bobcat South Portland 843, Skidsteer 1 Y Y N N

(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers

Sullair Portable Compressor South Portland 185 CFM; Diesel 3 Y Y N N

Generator South Portland 120 watt 3 Y Y N N

(9) Health and Safety Equipment

CSE Entry Gear South Portland Tripod, DBI 2 Y Y N N

Coppus Blower South Portland 2 Y Y N N

Coppus Blower South Portland Electric 2 Y Y N N

Supplied Air packs South Portland Scott 6 Y Y N N

Breathing Air Tanks South Portland 20 Y Y N N



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(10) Communications

Portable marine radios South Portland 7 Y Y N N

Base Marine Radio South Portland 1 Y Y N N

2-way Mobile Radios South Portland Nextel 27 Y Y N N

Company Base Radio South Portland Nextel 1 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Emergency Response Subcontractors

Portland Tugboat & Ship Docking Co., Inc.

Contact: Services Provided:

P.O. Box 15049 Arthur Fournier Tug Boat Services

Portland, Maine 04112 Brian Fournier (207) 774-2902 (207) 773-5659

Winslow Tugs Contact: Services Provided:

26 Andrews Avenue Dave Winslow Tug Boat Services

Falmouth, Maine 04105 (207) 780-8847

General Marine Constructers Contact: Services Provided:

Deaks Wharf Roger Hale Barge and tug boat

Portland, ME 04101 (207) 772-5354

Industrial Welding & Machine, Inc. Contact: Services Provided:

430 Commercial Street - P.O. Box 1004 Welding service

Portland, Maine 04104 (207) 773-8482 (207) 767-3561 Nights and Holidays

National Response Corp Contact: Services Provided:

P.O. Box 7210 Joe McCarthy Barge skimmer Service

Portland, Maine 04112 (207) 767-7112

Marine Spill Response Corp. Contact: Services Provided:

14 Union Wharf Tom Gallant Large boat , skimmer service

Portland, Maine 04101 (207) 780-8801



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BOW, NH SERVICE CENTER 43.14 N 71.48 W

24-Hr. # 603.224.6626

#20 Dunklee Road 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Bow, NH 03304 Fax # 603.224.6778

Steve Brown, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Steve Brown Joe MacDonald


Supervisor 2 Foreman 5 Field Technician 3 Equipment Operator 4

Equipment List



Power Workboat, Lund Bow 14', 15HP, 2LUBD9390, V219 1 Y Y N N


Ford Crew Cab Pickup Bow F350 4 Y Y N N

Chevy Crew Cab Pickup Bow 3500 1 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Bow Cusco, #498 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Truck (Straight) Bow 3,000 Gal, #447 1 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck Bow w/ Lift gate 1 Y Y N N


Double Diaphragm Pump 2" Air Powered 3 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump 3" Air Powered 2 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Bow 18", Flat 1100 Y Y N Y


Explosion meter Bow Minigard II 2 Y Y N N

HNU Bow PI101 2 Y Y N N

Passport Exp Meter Bow Passport 2 Y Y N N


Portable Storage Tank Bow 2000 gal. poly 1 Y Y N N


Bobcat Loader Bow 753 1 Y Y N N





Light Tower Bow 2 Y Y N N

Generator Bow Honda 1 Y Y N N


30 Minute Airline Bow 30 Minute 1 Y Y N N

Hip Air Breathing Apparatus Bow 5 Min. Escape 3 Y Y N N

Air Work Mask 30 Min. Bow MSA 3 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

2-Way Radio Bow Nextel 8 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

2" Chemical Hose Bow Camlock Fittings = 400' plastic, 400' ss 800' Y Y N N

2” Oil Suction Hose Bow 800 Y Y N N

3" Chemical Hose Bow Camlock Fittings (stainless) 600' Y Y N N

2” Oil Suction Hose Bow Camlock Fittings 600’ Y Y N N

4” Oil Suction Hose Bow Camlock Fittings (aluminum) 900’ Y Y N N



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BOSTON, MA AREA SERVICE CENTER

42.19 N 70.93 W

24-Hr. # 781.803.4100

609 Pleasant Street 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Weymouth, MA 02189 Fax # 781.803.4168

Tom Kelley, General manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Steve Ritucci Mark Purcell Tom Kelley John Barry Harry Davidson



Equipment List



Power Workboat, Hanko Weymouth 24', 150HP, RI 0303 CH, V303 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Carolina Skiff Weymouth 21', 88HP, MS 2027 B, V158 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Minncraft Weymouth 16', 25HP, MS 9181 KB, V156 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Sylvan Weymouth 14', 9.9HP, MS 7121 AA, V206 2 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Sea squirt Weymouth 18', 25HP, MS 5383 AC, V161 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, Star Craft Weymouth 14', No Motor, MS 6455 AP, V155 2 Y Y N N


Vacuum Tractor Trailers Weymouth 4,000/5,000/6,000 gals 8 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Weymouth 6 Y Y N N

Cyclone Vactor/Guzzler Weymouth 4 Y Y N N

Vactor (Jet Rodder) Weymouth 2 Y Y N N

Vacuum Trucks S.S. Weymouth 3,000 & 3,500 gals 5 Y Y N N

Box Truck- Prime Mover Weymouth 81 International 1 Y Y N N

Straight Box Trucks Weymouth Ford 1 Y Y N N

Frac Tanks Weymouth 22,500 gallons 6 Y Y N N

Rack Truck Weymouth 5151, 5142, 552 3 Y Y N N

10 Wheel Dump Truck Weymouth 5252 1 Y Y N N

6 Wheel Dump Truck Weymouth 5403 1 Y Y N N

Trailer (Lowboy) Weymouth 50 TON 1 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Weymouth Various Models 27 Y Y N N

Roll-off frames Weymouth 463, 4131 4 Y Y N N



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Wilden Diaphragm Pump Weymouth M-15 3" 3 Y Y N N

Wilden Diaphragm Pump Weymouth M-8 2" 2 Y Y N N

Wilden Diaphragm Pump Weymouth 1 1/4 "Poly 1 Y Y N N

Wilden Diaphragm Pump Weymouth 1 1/2 " M-4 1 Y Y N N

Wilden Diaphragm Pump Weymouth 1 1/4 " M-2 0 Y Y N N

Wilden Diaphragm Pump Weymouth 2" Champ Poly (chemical) 2 Y Y N N

6" Double Stage Hyd Super Pump Weymouth 6" 1 Y Y N N

Lutz Electric Barrel Pump Weymouth 1" 3 Y Y N N

Drum Vacuums Weymouth 4 Y Y N N

Van Hotsy Weymouth 3000 psi Hot Water 2 Y Y N N

Hot water Hotsy Weymouth 3000 psi, trailer mounted 1 Y Y N N

Hot water Hotsy Weymouth 3000 psi, portable, skid mount 2 Y Y N N

Cold Water Pressure Washer Weymouth 2000 psi, electric, portable 5 Y Y N N

Warren Rupp Weymouth 1" SA1A/SB1A 2 Y Y N N

Teel Pump Weymouth 5H 2" Trash Pump 3 Y Y N N

Vactor Hose Weymouth 1,000’ Y Y N N

Discharge Hose Weymouth 6" 150 Y Y N N

Discharge Hose Weymouth 4" 500' Y Y N N

Teel Pump Weymouth 3” 3 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Weymouth American Marine 18" 2800 Y Y N Y


MSA Gas Indicator Weymouth Sirius 5 Gas 7 Y Y N N

MSA Gas Indicator Weymouth Passport Quad 3 Y Y N N

Draeger Pump Weymouth Accuru 5 Y Y N N

MSA PIDs Weymouth Passport PIDs 3 Y Y N N


Skidmount Vacuum Unit Weymouth 1000 gal 1 Y Y N N

Slurp Skimmer, SkimPac Weymouth Static, 4200 Model, 2", S229 1 Y Y N Y

Drum Skimmer, Elastec Weymouth Air, TDS118, 3", 35 GPM, S233 1 Y Y N Y

Recovery Tank Weymouth 1000 gal 1 Y Y N N

Nilfisk Mercury Vacuum Weymouth 2 Y Y N Y

HEPA Filter Vacuum Weymouth 3 Y Y N N

HEPA Filter Vactor Weymouth 1 Y Y N N


Bobcat Weymouth Backhoe/Sweeper /Pavement Breaker 2 Y Y N N

Backhoe Weymouth 436 Cat 1 Y Y N N

Cat Excavator Weymouth Cat 315 Track 1 Y Y N N

Bobcat Mini Excavator Weymouth 337 Mini 1 Y Y N N



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Sullair Portable Compressor Weymouth 185 Diesel 5 Y Y N N

Winco Generator Weymouth K4800/A 3 Y Y N N

Coppus Blower Weymouth 4" Pneumatic 3 Y Y N N



Coppus Fan Weymouth RF-20 2 Y Y N N


MSA S.C.B.A. Weymouth 1 Hour/4500 10 Y Y N N

Spare Air Cylinders Weymouth 4500 PSI (1 HR) 8 Y Y N N

MSA SAR Weymouth Pressure Demand 4 Y Y N N

MSA Escape Units Weymouth 5 Minutes 7 Y Y N N

Encapsulating Suits Weymouth First Responder 0 Y Y N N

Encapsulating Suits Weymouth Butyl 0 Y Y N N

Mustang Suits Weymouth Foul Weather PFD 6 Y Y N N

Flame Retardant Suits Weymouth 0 Y Y N N

Breathing Air Hose Weymouth 600' Y Y N N

Hydraulic Hose Weymouth 650' Y Y N N

Personal Floatation Devices Weymouth 40 Y Y N N

PFD Survival Suits Weymouth 6 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Nextel 2-Way Portable Radio/Phones Weymouth 80 Y Y N N

Nextel Base Station Weymouth 1 Y Y N N

Marine Radios Weymouth Portable 3 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Leroi Jackhammer Weymouth 30 / 60 / 90 lbs. 3 Y Y N N

Stihl Chain Saw Weymouth 1 Y Y N N

Amida Light Stand Weymouth 50600 2 Y Y N N

Amida Towable Light Tower Weymouth GS-82 2 Y Y N N

Lincoln Welder Weymouth 1 Y Y N N

Forklift Weymouth 5 Ton 2 Y Y N N



Boston Line & Service Co. Contact: Services Provided:

Black Falcon Cruise Terminal Barry M. Cox Tug, Boom & Barge services

1 Black Falcon Ave. John J. Rinkus

Boston, MA 02210 Tim Shea

(617) 951-9957 Paul Fratic

Boston Towing and Transportation Contact: Services Provided:

36 New Street Phillip K. Chase, GM Tug Boat Services

East Boston, MA 02128

(617) 567-9100

(617) 567-5896 FAX

City Lights Electrical Co., Inc. Contact: Services Provided:

556 East Broadway MaryAnne Cataldo

South Boston, MA 02127

Tel # (617) 269-5777

Fax # (617) 269-7616

Tino's Tow Service Contact: Services Provided:

61 Copeland Street Transportation

Quincy, MA 02169

(617) 472-0655

Northeast Diving Services, Inc. Contact: Services Provided:

28 West Narragansett Avenue Divers

Newport, RI 02840

(401) 841-0446


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SHREWSBURY, MA SERVICE CENTER

42.26 N 71.70 W

24-Hr. # 508.842.8014

238 Cherry Street 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Shrewsbury, MA 01545 Fax # 508.842.8018

David Laudani, Operations Manager

EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Dave Laudani Adam Purcell Steve Ritucci Mark Purcell Tom Kelley John Barry Harry Davidson


Supervisor 1 Foreman 3 Field Technician 0 Hiring 2 Billable heads Q2

Equipment List



Shrewsbury 14' Work Boat 1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup Shrewsbury 2 Y Y N N

Utility/Boom Trailer Shrewsbury 1 Y Y N N

Emergency Response Trailer Shrewsbury 01 HAUI SE , Fleet # CH2315 1 Y Y N N

3000 Gallon Straight Job Vacuum Truck WEYMOUTH Fleet Number 4180 1 Y Y N N


Double Diaphragm Pump Shrewsbury 2", M8 Poly 2 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer Shrewsbury 2600 PSI, Cold Water 2 Y Y N N


Oil Spill Containment Boom Shrewsbury 18” American Marine, On Trailer CH230 600 Y Y N Y

Y Y N Y



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Y Y N N

Explosion Meter Shrewsbury MSA 5 Way Meter 1 Y Y N N

Sensidine Pumps Shrewsbury 1 Y Y N N


Drum Vacuum Shrewsbury Electric & Pneumatic 2 Y Y N N

Hepa Vacuum Shrewsbury With 12 Filters/Hose 1 Y Y N N




Portable Air Compressor Shrewsbury Ingersoll Rand 125 CFM 1 Y Y N N

Coppus Blower Shrewsbury Pneumatic 1 Y Y N N

Blower Shrewsbury Gasoline 1 Y Y N N

Shrewsbury

(10) Communications Shrewsbury

Nextel Radio/Phone Shrewsbury Nextel 3 Y Y N N

Two-Way Radio Shrewsbury Motorola (Hand Held) 2 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

1 Y Y N N


Subcontractor Name Contact: Services Provided:

Baker Tanks Jim Murray 102 Old Worcester Road Portable Tanks Oxford, MA (508)-987-0034 Subcontractor Name Contact: Services Provided:

Sunbelt Rentals Tim Amero 800 Hartford Turnpike Heavy Equipment Rental Shrewsbury, MA 01545 508-842-0097 Subcontractor Name Contact: Services Provided:

Hertz Equipment Rental 45 Gerand Street Boston, MA Heavy Equipment Rental (617) 442-4210



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SPRINGFIELD, MA SERVICE CENTER 42.15 N 72.53 W 24-Hr. # 413.827.8557190 Brookdale Drive 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Springfield, MA 01140 Fax # 413.781.4110

Stephen Cameron general Manager


John Lightcap, Site Services Specialist


Stephen Cameron John Lightcap Ryan Briggs Nick Nicotra


Supervisor 1 Equipment Operator 2 Field Technician 2 Foreman 2

Equipment List



Power Workboat, Lowe Springfield 12', 9.9 HP, OMCL0917F900 1 Y Y N N


Emergency Response Van Springfield 1985 Chevy #98003 1 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Springfield 2009 f 250 75389 1 Y Y N N

crew cab pickup Springfield 2003 f 250 8554

Vactor Springfield 4136 vactor 1 Y Y N N

y y n n


2" Double Diaphragm pneumatic pump Springfield Wilden Stainless Steel w/camlock fittings 1 Y Y N N

2" Double Diaphragm pneumatic pump Springfield Wilden Polyethylene w/camlock fittings 1 Y Y N N

1" Double Sia[hragm pneumatic pump Springfield Wilden Steel 3 Y Y N N

2" Electric Submersible pumps Springfield NSK 100gpm 1 Y Y N N

3" Trash Pump Springfield Multiquip 1 Y Y N N

Electric Pressure Washer Springfield Karcher 1,750 psi pressure washer 1 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer Springfield Honda 2,500 psi pressure washer 1 Y Y N N

Transfer Pump Springfield 2" electric


Oil Containment Boom w/trailer Springfield Elastec Marine, 18", In Trailer CH2298 700 Y Y N Y


Explosion proof meter Springfield MSA Sirius 1 Y Y N N

Sensidyne Pumps Springfield Sensidyne detector pumps w/tubes 1 Y Y N N

Unknown Test Kit Springfield Spillfyter test strips 1 Y Y N N

Hydroflouric acid barrier cream Springfield Calcium Gluconate Gel 2 Y Y N N

Coppus Air Blowers Springfield 6" electric 1 Y Y N N

Coppus Air Blowers Springfield 4" Pneumatic HORNET 1 Y Y N N



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Wet Dry Vacuums Springfield Ridgid/Shopvac 4 Y Y N N

Skidmount Vacuum Unit Springfield 500gallon Vacuum unit/trailer #22909 1 Y Y N N

HEPA VAC Springfield Pullman Holt 2 Y Y N N




Decon Shower Springfield 1 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Nextel 2 way hand held radios Springfield All Managers, Foremen, Drivers 6 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous


Kennedy Marine Contact: ServicesProvided: Uncasville, CT John F.

Kennedy Boat

Services, Boom

Deployment Phone # 860 859 0014 24 hour pager# (860) 437-4883 Fax / Other # (860) 859-0003 Mobile (860) 460-0889

Patterson Enterprises Contact: Services

Provided: Broad Street, Bristol CT Mike Patterson Roll off

rental/trans Phone # (860) 583-7577 Mobile# (860) 302-8598 Sweeper

services Fax / Other # (860) 583-7579 backfill/grav

el

Coast Line & Service Co. Contact: Services Provided:

280 Waterfront St New Haven, CT Boat Services

Phone # (203) 467-2674 Fax / Other #203 467 2873



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PROVIDENCE, RI SERVICE CENTER

41.83 N 71.37 W

24-Hr. # 401.431.1847

8 Dexter Road 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265East Providence, RI 02914 Fax # 401.431.2154

Brian Fleet, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Brian Fleet Peter Joseph Chris Kailher Jim DeWolf



Equipment List



Power Workboat, Carolina Skiff Providence 23', 90 HP, ME 11 NAC, V217 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Pointer Providence 18', 80 HP, MS 7162 KA, V149 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, Sylvan Providence 12', No Motor, MS 2409 KR, V159 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Stanley Providence LCM, 25', 2x115 HP 1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup Providence Ford F350/Equivalent 5 Y Y N N

Pickup Truck Providence Ford F150/Equivalent 1 Y Y N N

Tractor Providence Kenworth / Fleet # 1148 1 Y Y N N

Tractor Providence 1995 Mack / Fleet # 1156 1 Y Y N N

Box Truck Providence 1993 Ford L-8000 / Fleet # 5117 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Truck (Cusco) Providence 2004 Freightliner / Fleet # 4155 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Truck (Guzzler) Providence 2004 Freightliner / Fleet # 4164 1 Y Y N N

Utility Trailer – Manhole Providence Fleet # CH305 / ME Reg# 0739425 1 Y Y N N

Utility Trailer Providence 3 Y Y N N


Double Diaphragm Pump Providence Wilden 3” Aluminum 2 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Providence Wilden 2” Aluminum 3 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Providence Wilden 2” Poly 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Providence Multiquip 2” 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Providence Multiquip 3” 2 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Providence American Marine 18" /Optimax I 12000 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Providence American Marine 18", In Trailer CH217 1000 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Providence 36", Fruehauf 1500 Y Y N Y



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4 Gas Meter (O2 / LEL / CO / H2S) Providence MSA Passport 0 Y Y N N

Organic Vapor Monitor Providence MSA Passport PID 4 Y Y N N

5 Gas Meter (O2 / LEL / CO / H2S / VOC) Providence MSA Sirius 5 Y Y N N

Gastec Toxic Monitoring Pumps Providence Various Colorimetric Tubes 3 Y Y N N

Lumex Meter Providence Ohio Lumex Mercury Vapor Monitor 1 Y Y N N


Towable Bladder Providence Sea Slug 4300 Gallons 1 Y Y N N

Containment Bladder Providence 300 Gallons 3 Y Y N N

Portable Tank Providence 500 Gallons 1 Y Y N N

Rope Mop Skimmer Providence Crowley / Alden 210 gph – CAAA4F105 1 Y Y N Y

Rope Mop Skimmer Providence Crowley / Alden 210 gph – CAAA4F106 1 Y Y N Y

Drum Skimmer Providence Elastec, 3", 35 GPM, TDS11899327 1 Y Y N Y

Drum Skimmer Providence Crucial, 3", 35 GPM, 206234 1 Y Y N Y

Oil Suction Hose Providence 2” 500’ Y Y N N

Oil Suction Hose Providence 3” 200’ Y Y N N

Chemical Hose Providence 2” 150’ Y Y N N

Chemical Hose Providence 3” 150’ Y Y N N

Wash Hose Providence 1-1/4” 600’ Y Y N N


Skid Steer Loader Providence Bobcat / Fleet # EQ1115 0 Y Y N N


Electrical Generator Providence 5500 Watt 2 Y Y N N

Air Compressor Providence Sullair 185 cfm 2 Y Y N N


Supplied Air Respirator Providence MSA – With 5 Minute Escape Bottle 5 Y Y N N

SCBA Providence MSA – 1 Hour (4500 psi) 5 Y Y N N

SCBA – Spare Cylinders Providence MSA – 1 Hour (4500 psi) 10 Y Y N N

Thermal Protective Suits Providence Nomex Flash Suits 0 Y Y N N

Anti-Exposure Suits Providence Stearns (Mustang) 6 Y Y N N

Extraction / Retrieval Devices Providence Rollgliss / DBI 4 Y Y N N

Ventilation Blower Providence Coppus / Vano – 4” Pneumatic 2 Y Y N N


Ventilation Blower Providence Coppus / Vano – 8” Electric 3 Y Y N N


(10) Communications

VHF Radio Providence Hand Held (Not Intrinsically Safe) 4 Y Y N N

2-Way Radio Providence Nextel 12 Y Y N N

2-Way Radio Providence Nextel (Intrinsically Safe) 2 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous



Coast Line & Service, Co. Contact: Services Provided:

Providence, RI 02905 Stuart Cornell Tow Boats

(401) 864-3602

Pager: (401) 938-0329

Harbor Ready Marine Contact: Services Provided:

Wickford, RI John Andrews Kropp Rescue

(401) 295-8711

Mitchell Towing Contact: Services Provided:

New Bedford, MA Charlie Mitchell Tug Jaguar

Address 2 Scott Church Tugs/Barges

(508) 994-9003

(508) 677-2700

Sea Boats Contact: Services Provided:

Fall River, MA Don Lynch

(508) 999-3880

Cutty Hunk Marine Contact: Services Provided:

Cape Cod, MA Todd Regazio

(508) 888-0766

Northeast Divers Contact: Services Provided:

(401) 841-0446 Eva Longobard Diving / Recovery / Video

Specialty Diving Contact: Services Provided:

North Kingstown, RI Ron Archambault Diving / Recovery / Video

(401) 295-5256

Packer Marine, Inc Contact: Services Provided:

P.O. Box 308 Ralph Packer Barges

Vineyard Haven, MA 02568 John Packer

(508) 693-0900


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BRISTOL, CT SERVICE CENTER 41.65 N 72.91 W 24-Hr.

# 860.583.8917

781 Middle Street 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Bristol, CT 06010 Fax # 860.585.1740

Nicholas Nicotra, General Manager



Nick Nicotra Todd Vasiliou Thomas Wilson James Mercado Aaron Godfrey Fernando Centeno Sr.


Supervisor 4 Foreman 6 Equipment Operator 5 Field Technician 12 Site Safety Officer 1

Equipment List


Units A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Workboat, G3 Bristol 14', No Motor, GEN25896F405, V244 2 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Carolina Skiff Bristol 19',SUZUKI ENGINE W/TRAILER (UEKHC172K595) 1 Y Y N N POWER ENGINE Bristol MERCURY 15(2) Mercury 20 3 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Straight Rolloff Frame Bristol 1994 Kenworth w/ tag axle 464 1 Y Y N N Tractor Bristol 1991 Freightliner day cab 178 1 Y Y N N High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Bristol 3,000 Gal Capacity 477,4105 2 Y Y N N Straight Vacuum Truck Bristol 3,000 Gal Capacity 432 1 Y Y N N Stainless Steel Vacuum Tanker Bristol 5,000 gal, Brenner 346/Prevac 3130 1 Y Y N N Emergency Response Van Bristol 00 Ford E450 #5179 1 Y Y N N Manhole Van w/ 2,500psi press. Washer

Bristol 2000 Ford E-350 w/CSE equipment 5190 1 Y Y N N

Manhole Van w/ 2,500psi press. Washer

Bristol 2006 Ford E-450 w/CSE equipment 5574 1 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck Bristol 2005 GMC w/liftgate, 19,00LB GVW 5254 1 Y Y N N Box Truck w/10,000psi water blaster Bristol 1992 Ford L8000 #5105 1 Y Y N N Box Truck w/10,000psi water blaster Bristol 1990Ford L8000 #561 1 Y Y N N Crew Cab Pickup Bristol Ford F350/Equivalent 7 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment 3,500 psi tow behind pressure washer Bristol Alkota 3,500 psi w/burner/Equivalent 2 Y Y N N 4,000 psi Hot Water Pressure Washers

Bristol Hydrotechs Hot Water Pressure Washer 2 Y Y N N

2" Double Diaphragm pneumatic pump Bristol Versamatic Polyethylene w/camlock fittings 1 Y Y N N 2" Double Diaphragm pneumatic pump Bristol Versamatic Aluminum w/camlock fittings 1 Y Y N N 2" Electric Submersible pumps Bristol NSK 100gpm 2 Y Y N N 3" Trash Pump Bristol Multiquip 1 Y Y N N Electric Pressure Washer Bristol HUSKY 1,800 PSI LIGHT DUTY 2 Y Y N N



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(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom w/trailer Bristol 18", SeaBoom, On Trailer CH2112 1000 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom w/trailer Bristol 18:" Containment boom on Trailer CH617 3000 Y Y N Y


MultiRae 5 gas meter Bristol Rae/MSA Sirius 6 Y Y N N Mercury Vapor Analyzer Bristol Jerome Meter 1 Y Y N N Air Sampling Kit(contains 4 pumps) Bristol MSA Elf air pump Kit w/cartridges 1 Y Y N N Sensidyne Pumps Bristol Sensidyne detector pumps w/tubes 2 Y Y N N Unknown Test Kit Bristol Spillfyter test strips 1 Y Y N N Cyanide Antidote Kits Bristol 1 Y Y N N Hydroflouric acid barrier cream Bristol Calcium Gluconate Gel 2 Y Y N N

(6) Recovery Equipment Recovery Tank Bristol 275 gallon poly storage tank 1 Y Y N N Recovery Tank Bristol 1,500 gallon poly storage tank 2 Y Y N N Mercury Vacuum Bristol Hako Minuteman Mercury vacuum w/hepa 1 Y Y N N Hepa Filter vacuums Bristol Pullman Holt 5-15 gallon size 2 Y Y N N Carbon Groundwater recovery unit Bristol 1,000 gallon vessel w/duple bagfilter/pump 1 Y Y N N Wet Dry Vacuums Bristol Ridgid/Shopvac 4 Y Y N N


(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Generator Bristol WHEELHOUSE 5550 WATTS HEAVY DUTY 1 Y Y N N Generator Bristol 4,500 watt capacity 2 Y Y N N Air Compressor Bristol 185cfm Ingersoll Rand 1 Y Y N N Light Tower Bristol Coleman Lighttower #2222 1 Y Y N N

(9) Health and Safety Equipment Coppus Air Blowers Bristol 6" electric 1 Y Y N N Coppus Air Blowers Bristol 8" pneumatic 1 Y Y N N Coppus Air Blowers Bristol 4" Pneumatic 1 Y Y N N Negative Air Unit Bristol 2,500cfm Electric 1 Y Y N N Self Contain Breathing Apparatus(SCBA)

Bristol MSA 60 minute SCBA positive pressure 7 Y Y N N

5 minute escape bottle Bristol MSA 5 minute hip air 4 Y Y N N Cascade Airline Kits Bristol MSA fourman cascade system 1 Y Y N N Airline Bristol MSA airline 150' Y Y N N Level A Suits Bristol (in ER

van) First Responder Plus suits 10 Y Y N N

Test kit for Level A suits Bristol 1 Y Y N N Mechanical Extraction Devices Bristol DBI/Sala, MSA Rose w/ tripods 5 Y Y N N Tank Truck Tripod Bristol 1 Y Y N N

(10) Communications Level A Communication gear Bristol Motorola PR 860 6 Y Y N N Nextel 2 way hand held radios Bristol All Managers, Foremen, Drivers 25 Y Y N N Intrinsically Safe 2 way radios Bristol Nextel 2 way radios 2 Y Y N N




Units A T P D

(11) Miscellaneous Frac Tank Bristol 20,000 gallon capacity 2 Y Y N N Roll-Off Container w/ Tarps Bristol 25yd metal open top containers 8 Y Y N N Vacuum Box Bristol 25yard 3 Y Y N N Dewatering Box Bristol 25 yard w/internal mesh screen/liner 1 Y Y N N Intermodal Container Bristol 25 yard w/sliding hard top 1 Y Y N N Activated Carbon Units Bristol Carbtrol 55 gallon size w/blower units 3 Y Y N N


Kennedy Marine Contact: Services Provided: Uncasville, CT Patrick Kennedy Boat Services, Boom

Deployment (860) 859-0014 24 hour pager (860) 437-4883 (860) 859-0003 Mobile (860) 460-0889

Patterson Enterprises Contact: Services Provided: Broad Street, Bristol CT Mike Patterson Rolloff rental/trans Phone # 860 583 7577 Mobile (860) 302-8598 Sweeper services

backfill/gravel Fax # (860) 583-7579

Coast Line & Service Co. Contact: Services Provided: 280 Waterfront St New Haven, CT Boat Services Phone # (203) 467-2674

Fax / Other # (203) 467-2873


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MILFORD SERVICE CENTER 41.24 N 72.91 W

24-Hr. # 203.878.1740

279 Woodmont Road 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Milford, CT 06460 Fax # 203.878.1799

Joseph Heron, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Joseph Heron Jody Briggs Randy Cianci Tom Wilson Fern Centeno


Supervisor 3 Foreman 2 Equipment Operator 3 Field Technician 9 Mechanic 2

Equipment List



Power Workboat, Lowe Milford 14', 15 HP, SYL32626K495, V269 3 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Pathmaker Milford 20ft 150hp V238 (PZG00099L797) 1


Crew Cab Pickup Truck Milford F350/Equivalent 8658,8408,8393,8458,8358 9 Y Y N N

Spill Van Milford Spill Van 5221 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Truck Milford 3,000 Gal Capacity 435 3 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Milford 3,000 Gal Capacity 474 2 Y Y N N

Straight Roll-Off Truck Milford Roll-off Frame 4104 1 Y Y N N


Trash Pump Milford 3" 1 Y Y N N

Trash Pump Milford 2" 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Milford 2" 2 Y Y N N

Submersible Pump Milford Electric 3 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Milford 18", SeaBoom, On Trailer 3000 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Milford 18", Mix, On Trailer 1000 Y Y N Y


Meter Milford 5 gas meter 3 Y Y N N


Drum Skimmer, Elastec Milford 3", 35 GPM, TDS11800359, S213 1 Y Y N Y

Drum Skimmer, Crucial Milford

Bladder Tank Milford 4,200 gal 1 Y Y N N



# of

Units Item Description / Manufacturer Location Capacity / Size / Key Features A T P D



Generator Milford Portable 2 Y Y N N


(10) Communications

2 way Radio Milford Nextel Phones 18 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Hose Milford, CT 2", 3", 3" 1000 Y Y N N

Tote Tanks Milford, CT 5 Y Y N N

Drums Milford, CT 50 Y Y N N



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ALBANY, NY SERVICE CENTER 42.58 N 73.77 W 24-Hr.

#518.434.01

4932 Bask Road 24-Hr.

#800.645.82

65Glenmont, NY 12077 Fax # 518.434.91

18

Brian Remus, General Manager

EPA / Federal ID #: NYD986871622


Brian Remus Kris Goodman Scott Randall Gregg Collette Marc Philips


Supervisor 5 Sr. Mechanic -Neal Goodman Foreman 4 Equipment Operator 5 Field Technician 5

Equipment List


A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Power Workboat, Hanko Albany 20', 150 HP, NY 9594 FH, V272, (5A4WT3V1622000079)

(labeled V317) 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Carolina Skiff Albany 17', 28 HP, 165322, V138 (EKHD00207I192) 1 Y Y N N Workboat, StarCraft Albany 14', No Motor, NY 5079 BW, V139 serial # 676209 1 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Vacuum Tractor Trailer Albany 5,000 gallon Brenner (Fleet# 184/322) 1 Y Y N N Vacuum Straight Albany 3000 gallon 99 Kenworth (Fleet #433) 1 Y Y N N Air Mover/Guzzler Albany 4500 cfm/16 Cu Yds (Fleet #4166) 1 Y Y N N Stake Body/Utility Truck Albany Drum Reovery (Fleet # 5195), Liftgate 1 Y Y N N Crew Cab Trucks Albany F-350 9 Y Y N N Utility/Boom Trailer Albany Probilt/Homemade 3 Y Y N N Mobil Carbon Unit Albany Homemade 1 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Double Diaphragm Pump Albany 3", Wilden 1 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump Albany 2" Wilden 1 Y Y N N Hot Pressure Washer Albany 2000 PSI 1 Y Y N N Smoke Ejector Fan Albany 20" Diameter 3 Y Y N N Teflon Acid Pump Albany 1 Y Y N N Waterblaster and Trailer Albany NLB 10k psi 1 Y Y N N Transfer Pumps Albany Miscellaneous 0 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Albany 18", American Marine, On Trailer CH2161(1000) 4000(pallets) 5000 Y Y N Y



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Units A T P D

(5) Environmental Monitoring Equipment Oxygen LEL Meter Albany MSA 3 Y Y N N 4 Gas Meter Albany Industrial Scientific/MSA 1 Y Y N N MSA Air Sampling Pump Albany with Misc. Tubes 4 Y Y N N 5 Gas Meter Albany Industrial Scientific/MSA 3 Y Y N N Flow Buck Calibrator Albany 0 Y Y N N PH Meter- Specific Ion Meter Albany Orion 0 Y Y N N Sediment Corer Albany W/ Nose Piece, Core Catcher, & Tubes 0 Y Y N N Jerome Mercury Meter Albany 1 Y Y N N

(6) Recovery Equipment Portable Tanks - Skid Mount Vacuum

Albany 500 Gallon 3 Y Y N N

Portable Tanks Albany 2,000 Gallon 1 Y Y N N Shop Vacuum Albany 3 Y Y N N Mercury Vacuum Albany 1 Y Y N N HEPA Vacuums Albany 1 Y Y N N

(7) Beach or Earth Cleaning and Excavating Equipment Bobcat Albany 743D Bucket, Backhoe & Sweeper 1 Y Y N N

(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Generator Albany Homelite 1 Y Y N N Air Compressor Albany 185 CFM 2 Y Y N N


4500 PSI SCBA's Albany 5 Y Y N N 4500 PSI SCBA Cylinders Albany 3 Y Y N N 4-Man Cascade Manifolds Albany 1 Y Y N N 2-Man Cascade Manifolds Albany 1 Y Y N N 5 Minute Egress Hip Airs Albany 2 Y Y N N Metal Detectors Albany 1 Y Y N N Remote Drum Opener Albany 1 Y Y N N Mechanical Extraction Devices Albany With Tripods 4 Y Y N N Mechanical Extraction Devices Albany Tank Truck Tripod 1 Y Y N N Portable Eye Wash Unit Albany Z358.1-1981 1 Y Y N N MSA Cascade Mask Albany 10 Y Y N N Air Operated Coppus Blower Albany 2 Y Y N N

(10) Communications Base Station Albany 0 Y Y N N Mobile Radios Albany 10 Y Y N N Marine VHF Intunsically Safe Albany VHF Marine radios-Intrinsically Safe 2 Y Y N N




Units A T P D

(11) Miscellaneous Mobile Carbon Treatment System Albany 300 gallons per minute 2 Y Y N N Arc Welder Albany Electric 1 Y Y N N Lincoln Gas Powered Welder Albany 1 Y Y N N Cutting Torches Albany 2 Y Y N N Plasma Cutter Albany 1 Y Y N N Jack Hammer Albany 1 Y Y N N Chainsaw Albany Pneumatic 1 Y Y N N


Roberts Towing Contact: Services Provided: Route 9W Towing Services Glenmont, NY (518) 432-4097

New England Helicopter Contact: Services Provided: 8 Round Hill Road Helicopters Washingtonville, NY (914) 496-7928


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SYRACUSE SERVICE CENTER 43.10 N 76.09 W 24-Hr. # 315.463.9901 6057Corporate Drive 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265East Syracuse, NY 13057 Fax # 315.463.9624

Jack Vallely, Director, Site Service


Kris Goodman, General Manager


Kris Goodman Darrell Osborn


Supervisor 2 Foreman 1 Equipment Operator 2 Field Technician 3 General Manager 1

Equipment List




Crew Cab Pickup Syracuse F350/Equivalent 2 Y Y N N

VACST Syracuse 3000/Gallon/Fleet#4101 1 Y Y N N

Tractor Syracuse 1

RollOff Frame Syracuse 1


2” DD Pums Syracuse Wlden M8 2 Y Y N N

2” Hoses Syracuse Oil/Chemical 200 Y Y N N

1" Poly Pump Syracuse Chemical 150


Containment Boom Syracuse Harbor Boom 500 Y Y N N


4-Gas Meter Syracuse MSA 4Gas 1 Y Y N N

PID Syracuse MSA PID Meter 1 Y Y N N

Sensidyne Syracuse Sensidyne Pump and Tubes 1 Y Y N N


Poly tank 500 gallon Syracuse 2



Generator Syracuse 4K Portable Generator 1 Y Y N N

Light Stand Syracuse Halogen Light stand 1 Y Y N N



Tripod/DBI Syracuse Sala 1

Hip Air Syracuse MSA 2

SCBA Syracuse MSA 2

(10) Communications

2-Way Radio/Nextel Syracuse 5 Y Y N N

Cell Phones Syracuse 5 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous


Hertz rental Equipment Contact: Services Provided: 4578 Buckley Rd Equipment Rental Liverpool, NY 13088 Phone #

Pine Environmental Services Contact: Services Provided: Address 1 Air Monitoring Equip. Address 2 Phone #


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NEWBURGH, NY SERVICE CENTER 41.54 N 74.06 W 24-Hr. # 845.566.507115 Little Brook Lane 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Newburgh, NY 12550 Fax # 845.566.9014

Paul Bomba, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Paul Bomba Jack Vallely


Supervisor 1

Foreman 3

Equipment Operator 5

Field Technician 6

Equipment List



Power Workboat, Hanko Newburgh 20', 115 HP, HKO44056A707, V308 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, PathMaker Newburgh 16' 25hp, 10hp motors 2 Y Y N N


Vacuum Truck, Volvo Newburgh 3000 Gallon Straight Vac 1 Y Y N N

Cube Van Spill Response Vehicle Newburgh GMC 2500 3 Y Y N N

Pickup Truck Newburgh F-350/Equivalent 4 Y Y N N

Vacuum Truck, Guzzler Newburgh Wet/Dry Vacuum, Air Mover 1 Y Y N N

Rack Body Utility Truck Newburgh F-550 with lift gate 1 Y Y N N


Pressure Washer Newburgh 5000 PSI Hotsy 2 Y Y N N

Power Washer Newburgh 4000 PSI B&S portable 3 Y Y N N

Trash Pump Newburgh 2", Gasoline Powered, B&S portable 2 Y Y N N

Submersible pumps Newburgh 2" submersible 3 Y Y N N


18" Containment boom Newburgh 1800' new on pallets 1 Y Y N Y

Boom trailer Newburgh Boom Trailer 1 Y Y N Y


4 Gas Meter Newburgh 1 Y Y N N

5 Gas Meter Newburgh 2 Y Y N N

Sensidyne Kit Newburgh 1 Y Y N N




5000 Watt Portable Generator Newburgh Generac 2 Y Y N N

1000 Watt Dual Light Towers Newburgh 4 Y Y N N


(10) Communications

(11) Miscellaneous



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EDISON, NJ/METRO SERVICE CENTER

40.54 N 74.40 W

24-Hr. # 732.248.1997

3 Sutton Place 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Edison, NJ 08817 Fax # 732.248.4414

Shawn Barrett, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Shawn Barrett Joe Mormino Paul Feeney Carmine Cattafi Tim Lokos



Equipment List



Power Workboat, Hanko Metro 24', 150 HP, HKO44015G606, V304 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Lowe Metro 16', 8 HP, NY 0276 UU, V205 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Alumacraft Metro 14', 20 HP, NJ2252 GC, V127 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, G3 Metro 16', 25 HP, NJ 0540 GY, V240 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, G3 Metro 12', No Motor, NJ 0539 GY, V262 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, G3 Metro 16', No Motor, GEN22919E404, V266 1 Y Y N N


Vacuum Trailer Metro 5000 gal 5 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck Metro Cusco 3,000 gallons 5 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Metro F350/Equivalent 12 Y Y N N

Emergency Response Van Metro Box Vans (Confined Space Ready) 5 Y Y N N

Spill Trailer Metro 2-trailers w/1000' of 18" containment boom 3 Y Y N N

Skid Vacuum Metro 1,000 gal. 1 Y Y N N

Dump Truck, 10 Wheel Metro "87" Mack 0 Y Y N N

Roll Off Truck Metro straight frame truck 2 Y Y N N

Roll Off Trailers Metro Roll Off trailers 3 Y Y N N

Utility/Boom Trailer Metro 3 Y Y N N

Straight Vacuum Truck Metro 3,500 gallon capacity 2 Y Y N N

Box Truck w/Lift-gate Metro 1 Y Y N N

Rack Body Truck w/Lift-gate Metro 3 Y Y N N



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Double Diaphragm Pump Metro 2" Poly 1 Y Y N N

Submersible Pump Metro Electric 3 Y Y N N

3" Centrifugal Pump Metro Gasoline (Not for Flam.) 2 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer Metro 2500-3000 PSI Hot Water 6 Y Y N N

Trailer Mounted Pressure Washer Metro 2500-3000 PSI Hot Water 2 Y Y N N

1" Double Diaphragm Pump Metro Stainless Steel 2 Y Y N N

2" Double Diaphragm Pump Metro Cast Aluminum 2 Y Y N N

1" Double Diaphragm Pump Metro Cast Aluminum 1 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Metro 18", American Marine, On Trailer CH297 3500 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Metro 18", American Marine, On Trailer CH299 500 Y Y N Y


Explosion Meter Metro 6 Y Y N N

MSA Gas & O2 Passport Metro 3 Y Y N N

PID Metro Photon 6 Y Y N N

Jerome Meter Metro 2 Y Y N N

Personal Air Sampling Pumps Metro 5 Y Y N N

Draegar Kits Metro 2 Y Y N N


Drum Skimmer, Crucial Metro Air, 1D18P23, 25 GPM, 2" 1 Y Y N Y

Drum Skimmer, Crucial Metro Air, 1D18P36, 35 GPM, 3" 1 Y Y N Y


Bobcat W/Trailer Metro 1 Y Y N N

Backhoe Metro 1 Y Y N N


Generator Metro 6 Y Y N N

Portable Light Set Metro 4 Y Y N N

Trailer Air Compressor Metro 175 CFM 2 Y Y N N

Trailer Light Tower Metro 1 Y Y N N

Drum Loading Vacuum Unit Metro 55 gal. Drum, 4” & 6” 3 Y Y N N





S.C.B.A Metro MSA 10 Y Y N N

Spare Air Cylinders Metro 1 Hour Air Bottles 6 Y Y N N

4 Man Cascade System Metro Airline Resp. 2 Y Y N N

MSA Cartridge Mask Metro Mine Safety 40 Y Y N N

Safety Harness Metro 20 Y Y N N

Mechanical Extraction Devices Metro w/Tripods 5 Y Y N N

Confined Space Equipment Metro 5 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

2-Way Radios/Nextel Metro Nextel 36 Y Y N N

Nextel Base Station Metro Motorola/Nextel 1 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Electric Blower Metro 3,000 CFM 5 Y Y N N

6,000 Lb. Forklift Metro Propane Driven 1 Y Y N N

Air Driven Blower Metro 11,000 CFM 2 Y Y N N


S & J Transport Contact: Services Provided:

Woodstown, NJ Towing (609) 769-2741

Dave’s Heavy Towing Contact: Services Provided:

87 Old Camplain Road Towing Hillsborough, NJ 08844 (908) 526-3999


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BRIDGEPORT, NJ/PHILADELPHIA SERVICE CENTER 24-Hr. # 856.467.31022858 Route 322 39.81 N 75.35 W 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Bridgeport, NJ 08014 Fax # 856.467.7490

Adam Mastracchio EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Gary Schroeder Prince Denson John Civalier



Equipment List

Item Description / Manufacturer Location Capacity / Size / Key Features # of Units A T P D (1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Jon boat Bridgeport 14' - Aluminum / 1993 CrestLiner / none / V204 1 Y Y N N Jon boat Bridgeport 14' - Aluminum / 2005 G3 / none / V261 1 Y Y N N Jon boat Bridgeport 14' - Aluminum / 2005 G3 / none / V293 1 Y Y N N Jon boat Bridgeport 14' - Aluminum / 2005 G3 / none / V294 1 Y Y N N Jon boat (OOS) Bridgeport 14' - Aluminum / 1986 MirroCraft / none/ V132 1 N N N N Jon boat (OOS) Bridgeport 16' - Aluminum / 2005 G3 / None / V241 1 N N N N Jon boat (OOS) Bridgeport 16' - Aluminum / 2005 Lowe / None / V239 1 N N N N Jon boat (OOS) Bridgeport 16' Aluminum / / None / V131 1 N N N N Power Workboat (18' - 22') (OOS) Bridgeport 18' - Fiberglass / 1985 Pointer / 90 hp / V102 1 N N N N Power Workboat (18' - 22') (OOS) Bridgeport 19' - Fiberglass / 1993 Carolina Skiff / 60 hp / V204 1 N N N N Power Workboat (23' - 30') Twin Engine Bridgeport 28' - Aluminum / 1974 Manuda / Twin 100 hp / V237 1 Y Y N N Outboard Motor Bridgeport 2005 Yamaha / 25 hp 2 N Y N N Power Workboat (18' - 22') (Gulf Spill) Bridgeport 21' Fiberglass/ pointer/ 115 hp/ V122 1 Y Y N D

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Vacuum Trucks Bridgeport 3,000 gallon, 415 1 Y Y N N Vacuum Trailer Bridgeport 5,000 gallon, 3105, 343 2 Y Y N N High Powered Vacuum Truck Bridgeport Cusco, 3,000 gallon/12cu. Yd, 478 1 Y Y N N Roll-Off Trailer Bridgeport 1991 BenLee / 767 1 Y Y N N Tractor/ 40 Ton Bridgeport 1254, 1147, 1187, 1205, 1221, 19006 6 Y Y N N Vacuum Unit Bridgeport Skid Mount 750 gal, CH22906 1 Y Y N N Crew Cab Pickups Bridgeport 8438, 8418, 8450, 8468, 8469, 8665, 8666, 8667,

96014, 96016, 96016 11 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck Bridgeport Liftgate, 5255, 5166, 5209 3 Y Y N N Cargo Van Bridgeport 6-Wheel/7 Ton 3 Y Y N N Box Trailer Bridgeport Fruehauf 2 Y Y N N Utility/Boom Trailer Bridgeport CH2269, CH2189, CH302, CH2175, CH303, CH307 6 Y Y N N Response Trailer Bridgeport 1992 Haulmark / CH2173, 1997 Pace/ CH2244 2 Y Y N N Dump Truck - 10 Wheel / 31 Ton Bridgeport 1987 Mack / 527 1 Y Y N N



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(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Double Diaphragm Pump Bridgeport 1" - Pneumatic - Poly 1 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump Bridgeport 2" - Pneumatic - Poly 1 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump Bridgeport 2" - Pneumatic - Stainless Steel 1 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump Bridgeport 2" - Pneumatic - Steel 1 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump Bridgeport 3" - Pneumatic - Steel 1 Y Y N N Submersible Pump Bridgeport 2.5" Electric 2 Y Y N N Centrifical Pump Bridgeport Honda / 5h WT20 / 2" 1 Y Y N N Pressure Washer Bridgeport Honda / PP-SSEB4035HC / 3500psi 1 Y Y N N Hot Water Pressure Washer Bridgeport All American / 3,000 psi hot water 4 Y Y N N Drum Pump Bridgeport Lutz / Electric # 2987 / 1" 4 Y Y N N Drum Pump Bridgeport Dayton / Rotary 4HA34 / 5000 SSU 3 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom Bridgeport 18", NEW, on drum pad 4500 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Bridgeport 18", Mixed, On Trailer CH2175 500 Y Y N Y


LEL Meter Bridgeport MSA Passport 2 Y Y N N Sensodyne Pump Bridgeport 2 Y Y N N Jerome Meter Bridgeport Mercury 2 Y Y N N

(6) Recovery Equipment Weir Disc Skimmer Bridgeport Skimpac 18000 Series / 10-300 GPM, #2387 1 Y Y N Y Portable Storage Tank Bridgeport Poly Tank 4,000 Gallon 1 Y Y N N


Forklift (Level B Equipped) Bridgeport TCM 1 Y Y N N Bobcat Bridgeport 1 Y Y N N

(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Compressor Bridgeport 185 CFM 2 Y Y N N Portable Generator Bridgeport 1 Y Y N N Explosion Proof Lights Bridgeport Tank Lights - Drop 3 Y Y N N Explosion Proof Lights Bridgeport 300 Watt Spot Light 1 Y Y N N




Units A T P D

(9) Health and Safety Equipment MSA Supplied Air Systems Bridgeport Cascade 10 Y Y N N MSA SCBA Bridgeport 30 Minute Setup 5 Y Y N N MSA SCBA Bridgeport 60 Minute Setup 0 Y Y N N MSA Air Bottles Bridgeport 30 Minute Setup 10 Y Y N N Hip-Air Egress Systems Bridgeport MSA - 15 Minute 4 Y Y N N Portable Decon Showers Bridgeport Self-Contained 2 Y Y N N Venturi Blower Tubes Bridgeport Pneumatic 2 Y Y N N Ventilation Fans (Copus) Bridgeport Pneumatic 2 Y Y N N Ventilation Fans Bridgeport Electric 1 Y Y N N Firemans Fan Bridgeport Electric 1 Y Y N N

(10) Communications Marine Band Transceivers Bridgeport Icon M-11 Portable VHF 0 Y Y N N Cellular Phones Bridgeport Motorola 12 Y Y N N Cellular Phones Bridgeport Motorola Intrincidly safe 12 Y Y N N (11) Miscellaneous Hard Hose Bridgeport 2" 400 Y Y N N Hard Hose Bridgeport 3" 200 Y Y N N Vactor Hose Bridgeport Assortment Y Y N N Drum Vacuums Bridgeport Pneumatic 2 Y Y N N Oxygen/Acetyne Cutting Torches Bridgeport Complete Sets 1 Y Y N N


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Maritrans Contact: Services Provided:

Fort Mifflin Road Boats, Tow / Barge

Philadelphia, PA Phone: (609)492-8100

Delaware Launch Service Contact: Services Provided:

Slaughter Beach, DE Boats, Tow / Barge

Phone: (302)422-7604

McAllister Brother Contact: Services Provided:

Broadway Boats, Tow / Barge

Camden, NJ Phone: (609) 966-2822

North Star Marine Contact: Services Provided:

8200 Landis Avenue Boats, Tow / Barge

Sea Isle City, NJ Phone: (609) 263-2222

Moran Towing Contact: Services Provided:

Pier 100 Boats, Tow / Barge

Philadelphia, PA Phone: (215) 755-4700

Hueber's Launch Service Contact: Services Provided:

Marcus Hook, PA Boats, Tow / Barge

Phone: (215) 755-4700

Albert C. Westcot Company Contact: Services Provided:

Gardener's Basin Boats, Tow / Barge

Atlantic City, NJ Phone: (609) 345-1974

Subaqueous Enterprises Contact: Services Provided:

Scullville, NJ Boats, Tow / Barge

Phone: (609) 927-1230


Marine Salvage Contact: Services Provided:

Ellsworth Salvage, Inc. Boats, Tow / Barge

Broadway, Camden, NJ Phone: (609) 966-4469

Jamestown Marine Service Contact: Services Provided:

24 Southwest Avenue, Suite 4 Boats, Tow / Barge

Jamestown, RI Phone: (800) 332-0100 Phone: (609) 966-4469

Buglser Towing Towing & Contact: Services Provided:

Salvage Company Boats, Tow / Barge

Annapolis, MD 21043 Phone: (410) 268-1941

Divers Mechanics Contact: Services Provided:

Blackwood, NJ Divers

Phone: (609) 227-9262

In-Depth Marine Construction Contact: Services Provided:

Toms River, NJ Divers

Phone: (609) 270-6812

American Dredging-Weeks Marine Contact: Services Provided:

Camden, NJ Divers

Phone: (609) 963-0963

Smith Brothers Contact: Services Provided:

Galesville, MD Jeff Smith Dredges, Clam Shells

Phone (410) 867-1818 Tug & Barge


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BALTIMORE, MD SERVICE CENTER

39.10 N 76.82 W 24-Hr. # 301.939.6000

3527 Whiskey Bottom Road 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Laurel, MD 20724 Fax # 301.939.6076

Mark Hale, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Mark Hale Randy Thomas



Equipment List



Power Workboat, Hanko Laurel 24', 150 HP, MD 2337 CA, V305 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, G3 Laurel 15', 25 Hp Motor, GEN29333L405, V264 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, G3 Laurel 15', 25 Hp Motor, GEN29329L405, V265 1 Y Y N N


Vacuum Trailer Laurel 6,000 gallon/Brenner 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Trucks Laurel 3,000 gallon/Kenworth 2 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Laurel 2,500 gallon/12 Cu. Yd/Freightliner 1 Y Y N N

Tractor Laurel Kenworth 1 Y Y N N

Roll-Off Frames Laurel Galbreath 1 Y Y N N

Roll-Off Containers Laurel 10 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Laurel F350/Equivalent 8 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck Laurel 02' Chevrolet 3500 HD 1 Y Y N N

Cube Vans Laurel 00' Ford E-350 1 Y Y N N

Emergency Response Trailer Laurel 94' Haulmark 2 Y Y N N

Utility/Boom Trailer Laurel 2 Y Y N N

Frac Tank Laurel 20,000 gal 2 Y Y N N



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Double Diaphragm Pump Laurel 2" Polypropylene 2 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Laurel 3" Aluminum 3 Y Y N N



Submersible Pump Laurel 2" Electric 2 Y Y N N

Gas Trash Pump Laurel 2" Homelite 121TP2-18 2 Y Y N N

Cold Water Pressure Washer Laurel 2600 psi - Portable 2 Y Y N N

Cold Water Pressure Washer Laurel 3500 psi - Portable 1 Y Y N N

Hot Water Pressure Washer Laurel 3000 psi - trailer mounted 4 Y Y N N

Venturi Blower Tubes Laurel Pneumatic 4 Y Y N N

Ventilation Fans (Coppus) Laurel Pneumatic 1 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Laurel 18" Optimax II, In Trailer CH300 1000 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Laurel 18", Mixed, In Trailer CH298 1000 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Laurel 18", Mixed (2k on trailers and 8k in storage) 9000 Y Y N Y


PID Meter Laurel MSA/Passport 0 Y Y N N

Photo ionization Detector Laurel HNU 0 Y Y N N

Combustible Gas Meter Laurel MSA #261 0 Y Y N N

Combustible Gas Meter Laurel MSA 4 Gas 3 Y Y N N

Combustible Gas Meter Laurel MSA 3 Gas 0 Y Y N N

Draeger Pump Laurel Draeger 0 Y Y N N

Air Monitoring Pumps Laurel SKC 0 Y Y N N

Sensidyne Pump Laurel Sensidyne 2 Y Y N N

Mercury Vapor Detector Laurel Lumex 1 Y Y N N


Weir Disc Skimmer, Elastec Laurel Air, TDS118, 3", 35 GPM, S206 1 Y Y N Y

Weir Disc Skimmer Laurel Static, FGD001, 3", S207 2 Y Y N Y

Handheld Skimmer Laurel 2" S208 2 Y Y N Y


Bobcat Loader Laurel 743 Skid-Steer 0 Y Y N N


Compressor Laurel 185 CFM/Sullair 1 Y Y N N

Portable Generator Laurel Coleman 2 Y Y N N



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MSA Supplied Air Systems Laurel Cascade 6 Y Y N N

MSA S.C.B.A Laurel 8 Y Y N N

Hip-Air Escape Bottles Laurel 10 Y Y N N

Extraction Device Laurel DBI 50' W/Tripod 3 Y Y N N

Extraction Device Laurel Miller 75' W/Tripod 1 Y Y N N

Explosion Proof Light Laurel 2 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

2-Way Portable Radio Laurel Nextel-Motorola 15 Y Y N N

2-Way Portable Radio's w/phone Laurel Nextel-Motorola 13 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous


Baltimore Launch & Marine Svc, Inc. Contact: Services Provided:

Pier 1, Clinton Street, Captain Sorensen Boats (Tow / Barge)

Baltimore, MD 21224 24 Hour Service (301) 563-3411

Captain's Ship Chandlery Co. Contact: Services Provided:

1726 S. Clinton Street Thomas Payne Fuel Supplies

Baltimore, MD 21224 (410) 732-7680

Vane Brothers Co. Contact: Services Provided:

Pier 11, Canton Capt. Russi Makojina Fuel Supplies

4209 Newgate Ave Baltimore, MD 21224 (410) 631-7773

Baker-Whitely Towing Co. Contact: Services Provided:

2000 Clinton Street Boats (Tow, Barge)

Baltimore, MD 21224 Richard Gross (410) 276-8000 (24 Hour

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Emergency Response Subcontractors Cont.

Moran Towing Company Contact: Services Provided:

World Trade Center, Suite 800 Paul Swenson Boats (Tow, Barge)

Baltimore, MD 21202 (410) 732-9600

Marine Launch Company (Vain Bros.) Contact: Services Provided:

Pier 11, 4209 Newgate Ave. Tom Gaither Boats (Tow, Barge)

Baltimore, MD 21224 (410) 631-7773

Solman's Island Marine Contact: Services Provided:

P.O. Box 156 Boats (Tow, Barge)

Solomans, Md. 20688 (410) 326-6801

McClean Contracting (possible vendor) Contact: Services Provided:

6700 Curtis Court, Glen Burnie, MD 21226 Tyrus Fisher Marine Salvage

2001 Benhill Road, Baltimore, MD 21226 (410) 553-6700 office (410) 355-1407 yard

Baltimore Ship Repair (Phillyship) Contact: Services Provided:

1508 Open Street, Michael Moss Divers

Baltimore, MD 21226 (410) 355-7400

Diver's Den Inc. Contact: Services Provided:

8105 Harford Road, Divers

Baltimore, MD 21234 (410) 668-6866

Dover International Limited Contact: Services Provided:

12826 Dover Road, Fuel Supplies

Riesterstone, MD (410) 561-3500

Dover International Limited Contact: Services Provided:

12826 Dover Road, Jim Platt Helicopters

Riesterstone, MD (410) 561-3500

Omniflight Airways Contact: Services Provided:

Martin Airport - Hanger #6 Tom Palcic Helicopters

Baltimore, MD 21220 (410) 391-7722



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RICHMOND, VA SERVICE CENTER 37.52 N 76.83 W 24-Hr.

# 804.843.2180

17465 Eltham Road 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

West Point, VA 23181 Fax # 804.843.2478

Mike Bordoni Field Service Specialist



Brian Ludwig DOSS


Supervisor 1 Driver 1 Field Technician 2

Equipment List


A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Power Workboat, Breaux West Point 22', 150 HP, VA 664 BK, V300 (NFJ70060D606) 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Tracker West Point 14' 20 HP, VA9835 BJ, V298 (BUJ66871G607) 1 Y Y N N Workboat West Point 14', No Motor, VA 5930 NN, V125

(ACBF0372H809) 1 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Vacuum Trailer West Point 5000 Gallon Brenner 1 Y Y N N Tractor West Point Mack 2 Y Y N N Crew Cab Pickup West Point F 350'S - F 250'S- Rack Trucks-Crewcabs 5 Y Y N N Fork Lift West Point 6500 Lbs Capacity 1 Y Y N N Utility/Boom Trailer West Point 1 Y Y N N Flat Bed Trailer West Point 2 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Double Diaphragm Pump West Point 3" Pump 2 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump West Point 2" Pump 1 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump West Point 2" Chemical Pump 2 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump West Point 1" Pump 2 Y Y N N Drum Vacuum West Point 2 Y Y N N Pressure Washer West Point 3000 PSI 1 Y Y N N Pressure Washer (Hot) West Point 3000 PSI Hotwater Units 3 Y Y N N Hepa Vacum West Point 1 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom West Point 18", American Marine, In Trailer CH2152 1200 Y Y N Y


MSA Sirus 5 Gas West Point 2 Y Y N N Drager Pump West Point 3 Y Y N N Jerome Mercury Meter West Point 1 Y Y N N



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Y Y N N Air compressor portable West Point Rigid 135 max psi 1 Y Y N N Generator West Point Homelite 4400 1 Y Y N N Light Stand West Point Various Sizes 5 Y Y N N

(9) Health and Safety Equipment Tripod Extraction Devices West Point W/ DBI 3 Y Y N N Tank Truck Tripod West Point 2 Y Y N N Cyanide Antidote Kit West Point 1 Y Y N N Diphoterine West Point Caustic burn treament solution 3 Y Y N N Grade D Breathing air cylinders West Point 10 Y Y N N SCBA West Point Rescue Pack 4 Y Y N N Hip Air West Point 4 Y Y N N Copus Blower - Elec./ Pnuematic West Point 6 Y Y N N

(10) Communications 2-Way Radio/Nextel West Point 2 Y Y N N Marine Radio West Point ? Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous


Lockwood Marine Contact: Services Provided:

220 Salters Creek Road Tugs, Barges, Cranes

Hampton, Va 23669 (804) 722-1946



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CHESAPEAKE/NORFOLK, VA SERVICE CENTER

36.83 N 76.28 W 24-Hr. #

757.543.9240

804 J Industrial Avenue 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Chesapeake, VA 23324 Fax # 757.543.8486

Steve Motta, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Steve Motta Steve Baddorf



Equipment List


A T P D


Power Workboat, Workskiff Chesapeake 21',2007 115 hp, V326 (MGN21S03K707) 1 N Y N N

Power Workboat Chesapeake 14', 20 HP, VA 7006 AF, V123 (ACBD1832K293)

1 Y Y N N


Straight Vacuum Truck Chesapeake 3000 Gallon Brenner - 436 1 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Truck Chesapeake F350/Equivalent - 8711 - 8550 - 8761 2 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck Chesapeake 5217 1 Y Y N N

Skid Vac Chesapeake 500 Gallon - CH22908 1 Y Y N N

Guzzler Chesapeake 5800cfm air mover - 4162 1 Y Y N N


Double Diaphragm Pump Chesapeake 3'' oil pump 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Chesapeake 2" oil pump 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Chesapeake 2" Chemical 1 Y Y N N

Wacker Trash Pump Chesapeake 3" 1 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer Chesapeake 3000 psi Hot Water 1 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Chesapeake 18", Trailer CH2154 800 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Chesapeake 18", Storage 700 Y Y N Y



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MSA Sirius Chesapeake 5 Gas Meter 2 Y Y N N

Drager Pump Chesapeake With Misc. Tubes 1 Y Y N N


Elastec Drum Skimmer Chesapeake 35 gpm - air operated TDS 118 1 Y Y N Y



Air compressor Chesapeake Leroi 185 CFM - CH2272 1 Y Y N N

Multiquip Chesapeake 6000 1 Y Y N N


Tripod Extraction Device Chesapeake W/ DBI 1 Y Y N N

Tank Truck Tripod Chesapeake 1 Y Y N N

SCBA Chesapeake Back up Rescue 2 Y Y N N

Hip Air Chesapeake 2 Y Y N N

Coppus Fan Chesapeake 24" Pnuematic 1 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Two-Way/Nextel Chesapeake Nextel 0 Y Y N N

Two-Way Radios Chesapeake Motorola 4

(11) Miscellaneous


Lockwood Marine Contact: Steve Heath Services Provided:

220 Salters Creek Road Tugs, Barges, Cranes

Hampton Va 23669 757-722-1946

Industrial Marine Services Contact: Bryan Genzler Services Provided:

1301 Marsh Street OSRO Contractor Norfolk VA 23501 757-543-5718

Sea Tow Contact: Edward Schrader Service

Provided

4701-103 Shore Drive Marine Towing Virginia Beach VA 23455 757-496-1999

Rain For Rent Contact: Butch Cadenas Services Provided

6000 Incubator Road Portable Storage Hampton VA 23661 757-825-1923



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SOUTHEAST & GULF REGION SERVICE CENTERS

REIDSVILLE, NC SERVICE CENTER

36.32 N 79.65W 24-Hr. # 336.342.6106

208 Watlington Industrial Drive 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Reidsville, NC 27320 Fax # 336.361.6136

Ken Tice, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: NCD 000

648 451


Ken Tice Jim Poch


Specialist 1 Supervisor 2 Equipment Operator 1 Field Technician 3

Equipment List




High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Reidsville 3000 Gallon/ 10 CU.YD 1 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Reidsville F350/Equivalent 4 Y Y N N


Pressure Washer (tow behind) Reidsville 3000 Psi 1 Y Y N N

Drum Pump Reidsville 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Reidsville 2" Poly, 2-2" alum 3 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms 0


4-Gas Meter, Passport Reidsville 0 Y Y N N

PID Meter, Passport Reidsville 0 Y Y N N

5-Gas Meter, MSA Reidsville Oxygen/LEL/CO/H2S/PID 2 Y Y N N

Sensidyne Pump Reidsville Assorted Tubes 1 Y Y N N



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Light Stands Reidsville 2 Y Y N N

Generator Reidsville 1 Y Y N N

Air Compressor( tow Behind) Reidsville 1


Tripod Extraction Device Reidville W/ DBI 2 Y Y N N

SCBA Reidville Rescue 6 Y Y N N

Hip Air Reidville 4 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Two-way Radio / Phone Reidsville Nextel 5 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Shop Vac Reidsville 3 Y Y N N

Portable Eye Wash Reidsville 1 Y Y N N

Drum Vac Reidsville 1 Y Y N N

Intrinisically safe hepavac Reidsville 3 Y Y N N


Subcontractor Name: Garco inc Contact: Services Provided:

Address 1 2503 N Fayetteville St Greg Russell Vac Truck, Tankers personnel Address 2 Asheboro, NC 27203 Phone # (336) 683-0809

Subcontractor Name; FCC Environmental, Inc.

Contact: Services Provided:

Address 1 2115 Speed Rail Ct Concord, NC

Doug Chapel Vac Trucks, tankers, personnel

Address 2 Phone # 800-535-9694

Subcontractor Name A&D Environmental

Contact:Mike Stoneman Services Provided:

Address 1 Uwharrie Road, High Point NC Vacs Tankers Personnel Address 2 Phone # 336-434-7750

Subcontractor Name Moran Environmental

Contact: Bob Carroll Services Provided:

Address 1 Charleston SC Vacs, personnel, tankers Address 2 Phone # 843-514-7389



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CHATTANOOGA, TN SERVICE CENTER 35.01 N 85.38 W 24-Hr.

#423.825.6

9263300 Cummings Road 24-Hr.

#800.645.8265

Chattanooga, TN 37419 Fax # 423.825.4165

Steve Mersch, General Manager



Steve Mersch Michael Emery Eric Montgomery Tony Carter Edd Burch Terry Brown Sable Parker



Equipment List


Units A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Jon Boat w/ Motor Chattanooga 15', 25hp, ACBB38G5B010, TN 1467 EA, V388 1 Y Y N N Jon Boat w/ Motor Chattanooga 15', 25hp, ACBB3828B010, TN 1845 EB, V389 1 Y Y N N Jon Boat w/ Motor Chattanooga 12', 25hp, BUJ65299H809, V348 1 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Crew Cab Pickup Chattanooga F250/Equivalent 4 Y Y N N Stake Body/Utility Truck Chattanooga F550 1 Y Y N N High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Chattanooga 3,000 - gallon 1 Y Y N N Vacuum Tanker Trailer Chattanooga 5,000 - gallon 3 Y Y N N Roll-Off Frame Trailer Chattanooga 1 Y Y N N Road Tractors Chattanooga 2 Y Y N N Roll-Off Straight Frame Chattanooga 1 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Blaster 8 Cold Water Pressure Washer

Chattanooga 8,000 - psi 1 Y Y N N

Washer 36 Cold Water Pressure Washer


Washer 40 Cold Water Pressure Washer


Washer 35 Hot Water Pressure Washer

Chattanooga 3,500 - psi Hot Water PW 1 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom Chattanooga 18", Mixed, In Trailer CH332 (LA E938462) 2800 Y Y N Y




Units A T P D

(5) Environmental Monitoring Equipment 5-Gas Meter Chattanooga 5 - Gas 2 Y Y N N

(6) Recovery Equipment Drum Skimmer, Crucial Chattanooga 24" Drum Skimmer, Crucial, Air, 35GPM 1 Y Y N Y


(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Portable Generator Chattanooga 3,500 W 2 Y Y N N Portable Generator Chattanooga 1,000 W 2 Y Y N N Compressor Chattanooga 10.3 SCFM 1 Y Y N N

(9) Health and Safety Equipment Confined Space Entry Equipment Chattanooga Full Setup 3 Y Y N N

(10) Communications Cell Phones Chattanooga Cell Phones 8 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous Spill Trailer Nashville 20' enclosed spill Trailer 1 Y Y N N Spill Trailer Chattanooga 16' enclosed spill Trailer 2 Y Y N N Spill Trailer Chattanooga 12' enclosed spill Trailer 1 Y Y N N Landscape Trailer Chattanooga 16' Flatbed Landscape Trailer 1 Y Y N N Manhole Trailer Chattanooga 14' encosed spill Trailer 1 Y Y N N


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MEMPHIS, TN SERVICE CENTER

35.00 N 89.88 W 24-Hr. #

901.267.3311

5399 East Holmes Road 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Memphis, TN Fax # 901.365.0733

Steve Mersch EPA / Federal ID #: N/A General Manager


Steve Mersch Edd Burch Terry Brown Eric Montgomery Sable Parker Michael Emery



Equipment List



Power Boat, BVB Alum Memphis 22', 150HP,TN 1107 DU, NFJ70064G606, V302

1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup Memphis F250 & F350 2 Y Y N N

Straight VAC Memphis ST. VAC 3,000 gals 1 Y Y N N

Guzzler Memphis High Powered Dry Vacuum Truck 1 Y Y N N


Washer 35 Hot Water PW Unit Memphis 3,500 psi 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Memphis 3" Steel DD 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Memphis 2" Poly DD 1 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Memphis 18" (1000' in Storage, 1000' on trailer) 2000' Y Y N Y


5-gas meter Memphis MSA 2 Y Y N N





Drum Skimmer Memphis 36" dual drum skimmer, 55GPM 1 Y Y N N



Compressor Memphis 10.3 SCFM Rigid 1 Y Y N N


Confined Space Entry Gear Memphis Complete Set of Equipment 2 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Cell Phones Memphis Cell Phones 4 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Spill Trailer Memphis 16' enclosed spill trailer 1 Y Y N N

Manhole Trailer Memphis 14' enclosed hotsy 1 Y Y N N


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ATLANTA, GA SERVICE CENTER 24-Hr. # 770.934.09021875 Forge Street 33.84 N 84.20 W 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Tucker, GA 30084 Fax # 770.496.5996

Lane Smith, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Steve Mersch Michael Emery

Lane Smith Eric Montgomery

Sable Parker Jhonalan Kimbell

Edd Burch


Foreman 1 Supervisor 1


Field Technician 4

Equipment List



Power Workboat, Alweld Tucker 16', 25 HP, AWLCO760H607, V316 1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup Tucker F250/Equivalent 2 Y Y N N

Vacuum Straight Truck Tucker St. Vac/3,000 gals 2 Y Y N N


Washer 35 Hot Water PW Unit Tucker 3,500 psi 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Tucker 3" Steel DD 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Tucker 2" Steel DD 2 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Tucker 18" in Storage 1000 Y Y N Y


5-Gas Meter Tucker 2 Y Y N N


Oil Skimmer Tucker 24" Air Driven Skimmer 1 Y Y N N



Portable Generator Tucker 5,000 KW Generator 1 Y Y N N





Confined Space Entry Gear Tucker Complete Set of Equipment 2 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Nextels Tucker Nextel with 2-way and Cell 6 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Spill Trailer Tucker 16' enclosed spill trailer 1 Y Y N N

Manhole Trailer Tucker 14' enclosed spill trailer 2 Y Y N N



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BARTOW, FL SERVICE CENTER 24-Hr. # 863.533.6111170 Bartow Municipal Airport 27.95 N 81.78 W 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Bartow, FL 33830 Fax # 863.519.6306

John Whyte, General Manager 863-860-8503 EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


NICK JASMIN SPECIALIST 863-321-288-8858 Office 863-519-6348

Jeff Astin SPECIALIST 863-860-1889 Office 863-519-6338

JNET DANIELS COORDINATOR 863-581-1985 Office 863-519-6316

JOE BRUCE SUPERVISOR 863-860-4341

40-Hour OSHA Trained Personnel: 20

Supervisor 2


Field Technician 5

Equipment List



Power Workboat, Workskiff Bartow 21', 115 HP, MGN21S07A808 ,FL 7942 NT, CH581,V328 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Alweld Bartow 16', 25 HP, AWLCO8190696, LA 0894 LV, V249 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Alweld Bartow 20', 90 HP, AWLCO371J708, FL 4372 NR, CH339, V333 1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup Bartow F250/Equivalent 3 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck Bartow 5219/8537 2 Y Y N N

ER Trailer Bartow Oil spill response 2 Y Y N N

ER Trailer Bartow Chemical response 1 Y Y N N

Tractor Bartow 1283/1450/1560 3 Y Y N N

Roll-off Truck, Straight Bartow 4204 1 Y Y N N

Roll-off Trailer Bartow 60017T 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Truck Bartow 4113 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Trailer Bartow 2007T/2008T 2 Y Y N N


Double Diaphragm Pump Bartow 3", Steel 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Bartow 2", Poly 1 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer Bartow 2.5k/ 3.8k/ 3.8k/ 10k 4 Y Y N N

HOTSY TRAILER Bartow 3500PSI/GENERATOR/200GL TANK 1


Oil Containment Boom Bartow 18", Abasco, In Trailer #104, White 1400 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Bartow 18", Abasco, In Trailer CH327, Red 1400 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Bartow 18", Abasco, In Facility 5700 Y Y N Y



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PID Bartow 1 Y Y N N

Sensydine & Drager Meter w/tubes Bartow 1 Y Y N N

5-Gas Meter/PID Bartow 2 Y Y N N

FID Bartow 2 Y Y N N


Drum Skimmer Bartow Air, TDS121, 2", 25 GPM, S232 1 Y Y N Y



Generator Bartow 5000 watt 2 Y Y N N

Tow Behind Compressor Bartow 185 CFM 1 Y Y N N


Blower's Bartow 1

24" Exhaust Fan Bartow 1 Y Y N N

Intrinsically Safe Light Bartow 3 Y Y N N

CSE Equipment Bartow 2 Y Y N N

SCBA Bartow MSA AIRHAWK 4 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

2-Way Radio/Nextel Bartow 20 Y Y N N

2-Way Radio/Nextel, Intrinsically Safe Bartow 1 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Work lights Bartow 2 Y Y N N

Pressure Tested Oil Suction Hose Bartow 2"/ 3"/ 4" 3 Y Y N N




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MIRAMAR, FL SERVICE CENTER 25.97 N 80.30 W

24-Hr.

#954.430.2860

11221 Interchange Circle South 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Miramar, FL 33025 Fax # 954.430.8495

John Whyte, General Manager: 863-860-8503

EPA / Federal ID #: FLD000134049


DEBORAH MARTIN : 954-430-2860 X226 cell:954-562-6270 JOHN STEWART: 954-430-2860 X225 Cell:954-560-1358 JNET DANIELS: 863-519-6316 cell: 863-581-1985


Project Manager 1 Supervisor 2 Foreman 1 Equipment Operator 1 Field Technician 1

Equipment List

Item Description / Manufacturer

Location Capacity / Size / Key Features # of Units

A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Power Workboat, Workskifff Miramar 21', 115 HP, AWLCO760H607, V316 / Trailer CH572 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Alweld Miramar 16', 25 HP, AWLCO761H607, V317 1 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Crew Cab Pickup (F250 or Greater)

Miramar 8626/8531/8516 3 Y Y N N

ER Trailer Miramar Oil spill response (CH553) 2 Y Y N N ER Trailer Miramar Chemical response (CH554) 1 Y Y N N Vac/Air Mover Miramar 572189 1 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Double Diaphragm Pump Miramar 2", Poly 1 Y Y N N Pressure Washer Miramar 2.5k/ 3.8k/ 3.8k/ 10k 4 Y Y N N HOTSY TRAILER Miramar 3500PSI/GENERATOR/500GL TANK 1


Oil Containment Boom Miramar 18", Abasco, In Trailer CH553, Red 1250ft Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Miramar 18", Abasco, In Facility 7250 FT Y Y N Y

(5) Environmental Monitoring Equipment 4-Gas Meter, MSA Miramar 1 Y Y N N





Drum Skimmer Miramar Air, TDS121, 2", 25 GPM, S232 1 Y Y N Y



Generator Miramar 5000 watt (On Hotsy Trailer) 1 Y Y N N

Tow Behind Compressor Miramar 185 CFM 1 Y Y N N


Blower's Miramar 12" Copus, Venturi, & Blower 3 Y Y N N

CSE Equipment Miramar 1 Y Y N N

SCBA Miramar MSA AIRHAWK 4 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

2-Way Radio/Nextel Miramar 5 Y Y N N

2-Way Radio/Nextel, Intrinsically Safe Miramar 1 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Work lights Miramar 1 Y Y N N

Pressure Tested Oil Suction Hose Miramar 2"/ 3"/ 4" 3 Y Y N N



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PUERTO RICO SERVICE CENTER 24-Hr. # 787.641.5393Road 869, Street # 2 18.25 N 66.65 W 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Palmas Ward, Catano, PR 00962 Fax # 787.641.5391

Eric Montgomery, VP Site Services, South Region EPA / Federal ID #: PRR000013664


Charles Vega Eric Montgomery

Jorge Velez Ivette Georgette

Juan Raul Trigo

Maria T Mendez


Supervisor 3

Foreman 1


Field Technician 3

Equipment List



Power Workboat, Workskiff Catano 21', 115 HP,MGN21S04K707, V327 1 N Y N N

Power Workboat, Triton Catano 16', 25 HP, LWN5747FM84K, V322 1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup Catano F150/Equivalent 6 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Catano F250/Equivalent 4 Y Y N N

Road Tractor Catano 3 Y Y N N

Box Truck Catano 7 Y Y N N

Roll-Off Truck Catano 1 Y Y N N

Roll-Off Trailer Catano 1 Y Y N N


Cold Water Pressure Washer Catano 2500/3500 PSI 3 Y Y N N

Hale/Trash Pump Catano 2" 2 Y Y N N

Hale/Trash Pump Catano 3" 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Catano 2" Poly 1 Y Y N N

Skid Mount Vacuum Unit Catano 2000 Gal Capacity 1 Y Y N N

Skid Mount High Volume Vac Unit Catano 3000 Gal Capacity 2 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Catano 36" mix on Trailer 1500 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Catano 18" mix in Storage 3200 Y Y N Y


Equipment List Cont



5-Gas Meter, Multi-Ray Catano 1 Y Y N N

5-Gas Meter, Sirius Catano 2 Y Y N N

Lumex Mercury Meter Catano 1 Y Y N N


Drum Skimmer Catano Pneumatic, TDS118G, Grooved, 70gpm 1 Y Y N Y

Rope Mop Oil Skimmer Catano Pneumatic 2 Y Y N Y



Intrinsically Safe Light Catano 3 Y Y N N

Power Generator Catano 3 Y Y N N

Air Compressor Catano 185 CFM 1 Y Y N N


Ventilator/Blower Catano 4 Y Y N N

Confined Space Entry Gear Catano 2 Y Y N N

SCBA Catano 7 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

2-Way Radio/Cell Phone Catano 5 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous


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Caribe Hydroblast Contact: Services Provided:

Road 395 KM2.7 BO tallaboa Raul Alcala Labor, Roll off truck and boxes

Penuelas PR 00624

1-787-836-1110

Contact: Caribbean Enviro Marine Services, Inc.

PO Box 362524 Osvaldo de Leon

San Juan, PR 00936

1-787-272-5604

Sanco Contact: Services Provided:

Road 21 Q 318 San Juan PR Victor Pagan Lab and analytical

San Juan PR 00922

1-787-781-2094

Encar Contact: Services Provided:

Bo Candelaria Road 865 KM5.6 Enid Morales Diggers, bob cat, forklifts,

Toa Baja PR 00949 Generator, compressor etc.

1-787-692-1700

Top Quality Contact: Services Provided:

PMB 139 2135 Road # 2 Amilcar San Antonio Vacuum truck services

Suite 15 Bayamon PR, 00959

1-787-459-4439


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BATON ROUGE, LA SERVICE CENTER 30.57 N 91.21 W 24-Hr.

# 225.778.3612

13351 Scenic Highway 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Baton Rouge, LA 70807 Fax # 225.778.3510

Don Caldera, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: LAD 010 395 127


Don Caldera


Supervisor 2 Mechanic 1 Foreman 1 Equipment Operator 2 Field Technician 6 Site Safety Officer 0

Equipment List


Units A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Power Workboat, Hanko Baton Rouge 26', 2x115 HP, LA 7757 FE, HK043591H001,

V232 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Alweld Baton Rouge 16', 25 HP, AWLC0653J304, V276 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Alweld Baton Rouge 16', 25 HP, LA 7696, AWLC0854C494, V278 1 Y Y N N Workboat, Alweld Baton Rouge 16', 25HP, LA 7656, AWLC0162L900, V279 1 Y Y N N Workboat, Alweld Baton Rouge 16', No Motor, LA 9693, AWLC0226E696, V280 1 Y Y N N Workboat, Alweld Baton Rouge 16', Jon Boat, AWLC0225E696 1 Y Y N N Workboat Baton Rouge 16', Jon Boat, FMC58174M82D 1 Y Y N N


Vacuum Trailer Baton Rouge 130 bbl 1 Y Y N N High Powered Vacuum Truck, Liquid Ring

Baton Rouge 70 bbl 1 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Baton Rouge 70 bbl 1 Y Y N N Straight Vacuum Truck Baton Rouge 70 bbl 1 Y Y N N Crew Cab/Pickup Baton Rouge F350/Equivalent 6 Y Y N N Gooseneck Trailer Baton Rouge 30 Flat Bed 2 Y Y N N Spill Trailer Baton Rouge 34’ Oil Spill Response Trailer 1 Y Y N N Spill Trailer Baton Rouge 34’ Haz Mat Response Trailer 2 Y Y N N Utility Trailer Baton Rouge 16’ Utility Trailer 2 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Pressure Washer Baton Rouge 5000 psi Mounted on roll around cart 1 Y Y N N Hydro Blaster Baton Rouge 10,000 psi Mounted 1 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump Baton Rouge 3" Steel 2 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump Baton Rouge 2" Steel 1 Y Y N N Hale/Trash Pump Baton Rouge 6 Y Y N N Hale/Trash Pump Baton Rouge 2" gas power 2 Y Y N N Pressure Washer Baton Rouge 3000 psi 1 Y Y N N Hoses Baton Rouge 3", Tank Truck 300’ Y Y N N Hoses Baton Rouge 2", Tank Truck 100’ Y Y N N



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Units A T P D

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom Baton Rouge 18"/10", Mix, On Trailer 400 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Baton Rouge 18", New Acme Boom on trailer 2500 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Baton Rouge 18", New Acme Boom on trailer 2400 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Baton Rouge 18", New Acme Boom on trailer Enclosed 2800 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Baton Rouge 18", NewAcme Boom, On Trailer CH2358 2300 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Baton Rouge 18", Mix, On Trailer CH352, Enclosed 600 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Baton Rouge 44" Used on Trailer 3000 Y Y N Y


5-Gas Meter Baton Rouge 2 Y Y N N

(6) Recovery Equipment Drum Skimmer, Crucial Baton Rouge Air, 1D18P48, 2", 50 GPM 1 Y Y N Y Drum Skimmer, Crucial Baton Rouge Air, 1D18P48, 2", 50 GPM 1 Y Y N Y Slurp Skimmer Baton Rouge Static, 2" 1 Y Y N Y Disk Skimmer Baton Rouge with power pack 1 Y Y N N


(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Generator Baton Rouge 5000 Watt 1 Y Y N N Compressor Baton Rouge 2 Y Y N N Air Hose Baton Rouge 3/4" by 50’ Air Hose 750’ Y Y N N

(9) Health and Safety Equipment Confined Space Entry Gear Baton Rouge Complete Set 2 Y Y N N

(10) Communications 2-Way Radio/Nextel Baton Rouge 7 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous



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SULPHUR, LA/LAKE CHARLES SERVICE CENTER 24-Hr.

#337.882.1025

3201 Petro Drive 30.21 N 93.33 W 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Sulphur, LA 70663 Fax # 337.882.1029

Peri Bryan, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Peri Bryan Brad Dickes Marty Bienvenu Brady Cormier


Supervisor 3 Foreman 1 Field Technician 5 Class B Driver 1 Class A Driver 2

Equipment List


Units A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Power Workboat, Custom Flat Sulphur 22', 115 HP, LA 1369 FB, CUS05243L999, V283,

CH364 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Alweld Sulphur 18', 25 HP, LA 1660 EM, AWLC0428D494, V291 1 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Pickup Sulphur F150, F250 4 Y Y N N ER/Spill Trailer Sulphur 34' HAZMAT Response Trailer 1 Y Y N N Vacuum Truck Sulphur 70 bbl, 791064 1 Y Y N N Bobtail Rolloff Truck Sulphur Tri-axle straight frame rolloff, #4272 1 Y Y N N Bobtail Rolloff Truck Sulphur Straight frame rolloff truck, #55016 1 Y Y N N Rolloff Trailer Sulphur Single box Benley Trailer, #7313 1 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Double Diaphragm Pump Sulphur 2" 2 Y Y N N Trash Pump Sulphur 2" 3 Y Y N N Pressure Washer Sulphur 5k self contained on trailer CH331 1 Y Y N N Pressure Washer Sulphur 5k self contained on trailer CH335 1 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom Sulphur 18", Mix, On Trailer CH345 700 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Sulphur 18", Mix, Storage 2300 Y Y N Y



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Units A T P D


(6) Recovery Equipment Disc Skimmer, Crucial Sulphur Hydraulic, ORD, 3", 50 GPM No powerpack 1 Y Y N Y


(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Power Generator Sulphur <10KW 2 Y Y N N 10 CFM Compressor Sulphur 2 Y Y N N


(10) Communications

(11) Miscellaneous Roll-Off Container Sulphur 25-Yard 2 Y Y N N


Hine Environmental Contact: Todd Hine/Owner Services

Provided:

4309 Highway 27 South Vacuum & Rolloff Trucking Sulpur, LA 70665 Office-337-558-5635 Cell-337-263-5800

Waste Water Specialties Contact: Brett Feldese/Owner Services

Provided:

2205 Industrial Dr. Labor, Rolloff trucks, and vacuum trucks

Sulphur, LA 70665 Office-337-882-8044 Cell-337-540-5960

Miller Environmental Contact: Matt Dartez/General Manager Services

Provided:

2208 Industrial Dr. Labor, Rolloff, and vacuum services

Sulphur, LA 70665 Office-337-882-9800 Cell-337-302-9012



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PORT ARTHUR, TX SERVICE CENTER 29.85 N 94.14 W 24-Hr.

# 409.796.1388

Highway #73 at Sabine Consolidated Road 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Port Arthur, TX 77640 Fax # 409.796.1133

Eddy Yates, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: TXD981598246


Eddy Yates Ryan Kees Chris Dupuis Peri Bryan Harold Webster Carla Williams Brad Dickes


Supervisor 5 Wastewater Treatment Operator 1 Foreman 5 Chemist 3 Equipment Operator 23 Project Manager 3 Field Technician 6 Welder 2 Site Safety Officer 1 Mechanic 1

Equipment List


Units A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Power Workboat, Hanko Port Arthur 26', 2x115 HP, LA 5881 ES, HK043022C696,

V236 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Alumaweld Port Arthur 16', 25 HP, TX 9968 EJ, JCB04623B888, V221 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Lowe Port Arthur 16', 25 HP, TX 9969 EJ, LWN49045L889, V223 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Lowe Port Arthur 16', 25 HP, TX 9973 EJ, LWN50840C989, V224 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Alweld Port Arthur 16', 25 HP, TX 7258 JY, AWLC0652J304, V225 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Alweld Port Arthur 16', 25 HP, TX 7263 JY, AWLC0656J304, V226 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Alweld Port Arthur 16', 25 HP, TX 7261 JY, AWLC0657J304, V227 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Alweld Port Arthur 16', LA 1656 EM, AWLC0459D494, V281 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Marco Skimmer Port Arthur 30', 2X115HP, LA 6817 EA, V231 1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup Port Arthur F350/Equivalent 10 Y Y N N Crew Cab Pickup Port Arthur F250/Equivalent 5 Y Y N N Crew Cab Pickup Port Arthur F150/Equivalent 2 Y Y N N Road Tractor Port Arthur 15 Y Y N N Straight Vacuum Truck, Mack Port Arthur 80 bbl 12 Y Y N N High Powered Vacuum Truck/Air Mover Port Arthur 2 Y Y N N Bobtail Roll-Off Truck Port Arthur 10 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Double Diaphragm Pump Port Arthur 3” Versa-matic 2 Y Y N N Trash Pump Port Arthur 4” Electric Gormon Rupp 14C20-B 1 Y Y N N Submersible Pump Port Arthur H&H Pump 2-27X6 1 Y Y N N Hydraulic Power Unit Port Arthur John Deere Power Unit 1 Y Y N N




Units A T P D

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom Port Arthur 18", Mix, On Trailer CH2352 2500 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Port Arthur 18", Acme, In Storage 500 Y Y N Y


(6) Recovery Equipment Drum Skimmer, Crucial Port Arthur Air, 1D18P48, 2", 50GPM, S235 1 Y Y N Y Drum Skimmer, Crucial Port Arthur Air, 1D18P23, 2", 25GPM, S242 1 Y Y N Y Drum Skimmer, Elastec Port Arthur Air, TDS118, 3", 35GPM, S211 1 Y Y N Y


(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Generators Port Arthur 9700kw/15000kw 2 Y Y N N

(9) Health and Safety Equipment Coppus Blower Port Arthur Coppus Blower 1 Y Y N N Eye wash Port Arthur Portable (Handheld) Assorted Y Y N N

(10) Communications 2-Way Radio Port Arthur Nextel 27 Y Y N N Cellular Phones Port Arthur Cingular 12 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous Hose Port Arthur 3” Tank Truck Hose X 25’ 3 Y Y N N Hose Port Arthur 4” Tank Truck Hose X 25’ 20 Y Y N N Hose Port Arthur 1 1/2 “ Water Hose X 50’ 3 Y Y N N Hose Port Arthur ¾” Air Hose X 50’ 4 Y Y N N


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HOUSTON, TX SERVICE CENTER 29.63 N 95.16 W 24-Hr.

#713.750.5800

2202 Genoa Red Bluff Road 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Houston, TX 77034 Fax # 713.750.5801

Doug Harrell, General Manager



Doug Harrell Daniel Black John Schepis Ben Aleman Teresa Penn



Equipment List


Units A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Power Workboat, Barge Boat Houston 30' 2 115 HP, MGN30B01E808, CH599T, V331 1 N Y N N Power Workboat, Barge Boat Houston 30' 2 115 HP, LA 1859 FD, KLU01080J000, V235,

CH368T 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Flat Skiff Houston 22', 90 HP, LA 5037 EJ, WKGG2639J293, V233, CH338T

1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Lowe Houston 16', 25 HP, TX 9973 EJ, LWN50840C989, V224 1 Y Y N N Power Workboat, Alweld Houston 16', 25 HP, LA 8960 EN, AWLC0855C494, V284 1 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Straight Vacuum Truck Houston 80 bbl 55041 1 Y Y N N Crew Cab Pickup Houston Ford F 250, F 350: 8526, 8616, 8629, 8631, 8618,

8680, 8681, 8796, 8797, 8798, 8599, 9853 11 Y Y N N

Roll-Off Truck Houston Volvo US5264 1 Y Y N N Air Mover Houston 791170 1 Y Y N N Spill Trailer CH2355 Houston 38' Stocked with Absorbents & PPE 1 Y Y N Y Spill Trailer/Hose Trailer Transfers Houston CH344 1 Y Y N Y Tractor Houston CH1387/CH1388/CH1394 3 Y Y N N Job Traliers Houston CH1540/CH609/CH608 3 Y Y N N Scrubber Houston CH607 1 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Double Diaphragm Pump Houston 2" 2 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump Houston 1" 2 Y Y N N Hale/Trash Pump Houston 2" 4 Y Y N N Hot Pressure Washer Houston 3500 psi CH610 Tag# 572-WWR 2 Y Y N N Hot Pressure Washer Houston 5000 psi CH481 Tag# 18-36806 2 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom Houston 18", Abasco, In Trailer CH342 3000 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Houston 18", Mixed, In Trailer CH328 1000 Y Y N Y





Units A T P D

(6) Recovery Equipment Drum Skimmer, Crucial Houston Air, 1D18P48, 2", 35 GPM, S212 1 Y Y N Y


(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Compressor Houston 12 CFM, Gasoline Powered 1 Y Y N N Compressor Houston 185 CFM, Diesel Powered 1 Y Y N N Generator Houston 5KW, Gasoline Powered 5 Y Y N N


(10) Communications 2-Way Radio/Nextel Houston 16 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous


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MIDWEST REGION SERVICE CENTERS

CLEVELAND, OH SERVICE CENTER

41.48 N 81.67 W Daytime #

1-800-343-5119

2930 Independence Road 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Cleveland, OH 44115 Fax # 216.429.2713

Clay Curtis, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: OHD000724153


Brian Overmyer Matt Zappia TR Zahler Paul DiCarro


Supervisor 1 Site Safety Officer 1 Foreman 3 Field Service Specialist 3 Equipment Operator 5 Field Technician 11

Equipment List

Item Description / Manufacturer Location Capacity / Size / Key Features # of Units A T P D (1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Power Workboat, Workskiff Cleveland 21', 115 HP, MGN21S06A808, OH 0251 EJ,

V325 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Star Craft Cleveland 14', FMCL17FKG192, PA 4761 BH, VS400 1 N Y N N Power Workboat, Tracker Cleveland 12', VU561382E809, V344 1 N Y N N


Pick-up/Van/Crew Cap Cleveland 5 Y Y N N Straight Vacuum Truck Cleveland 3,000 gal. 1 Y Y N N Guzzler Dry Vac Cleveland 3,000 gal. 1 Y Y N N Wet/Dry Turbo vacuum truck Cleveland 3,000 gal. 1 Y Y N N Vacuum Tanker Cleveland 5000 gal. 1 Y Y N N Transporter (Tanker) Cleveland 5500 gal. 1 Y Y N N Roll off Frame w/Tractor Cleveland 1 Y Y N N Emergency Response Trailer Cleveland 15’ 2 Y Y N N Utility Trailer Cleveland 8’ 1 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Pressure Washer Cleveland 3000 psi, gasoline 4 Y Y N N 2” Trash Pump Cleveland 1 Y Y N N 2” Double Diaphragm Pump Cleveland Steel 2 Y Y N N 2” Double Diaphragm Pump Cleveland Poly Pump 2 Y Y N N 1” Double Diaphragm Pump Cleveland Steel 2 Y Y N N Pneumatic Drum Vacuum Cleveland 3 Y Y N N Electric Drum Vacuum Cleveland 2 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom Cleveland 24" American Marine on trailer 1000 Y Y N Y Oil Containment Boom Cleveland 18" American Marine in storage 3000 Y Y N Y 16' Boom Trailer Cleveland 2 Y Y N Y



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4-Gas Meter Cleveland Industrial Scientific 3 Y Y N N Photo Ionization Detector Cleveland MSA 3 Y Y N N 2-Gas 02/LEL Cleveland MSA 2 Y Y N N

(6) Recovery Equipment Mercury Vacuum Cleaner Cleveland 1 Y Y N N


(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Air Compressor Cleveland 185 cfm 1 Y Y N N

(9) Health and Safety Equipment confined space equipment Cleveland Y Y N N

(10) Communications 2-Way Radio Cleveland Nextel 8 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Chemical Hose Cleveland 1 ½” 50’ Y Y N N Chemical Hose Cleveland 2” 300’ Y Y N N Chemical Hose Cleveland 3” 250’ Y Y N N

Y Y N N Oil Hose Cleveland 2” 300’ Y Y N N Oil Hose Cleveland 3” 350’ Y Y N N Oil Hose Cleveland 4” 100’ Y Y N N Oil Hose Cleveland 6” 180’ Y Y N N Lay flat Discharge Hose Cleveland 2” 100’ Y Y N N



Environmental Management Specialists Larry Gaffga Field Labor, Materials & Equipment

15654 Foxglove Lane, Cleveland, OH 44130 Phone # (330) 353-6056


Emerald Environmental Scott Hershberger Vacuum trucks, Rolloff Frames, Van Trailers

5502 Schaaf Road Cleveland, OH 44131

Phone # (330) 842-2349


Spill Tek Environmental Services Greg Stark Field Labor, Materials, Equipment

3501 Cleveland Road Sandusky, OH 44870 (877) 526-0229



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CINCINNATI, OH SERVICE CENTER

39.17 N 84.15 W 24-Hr. # 513.681.6242

4879 Spring Grove Avenue 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Cincinnati, OH 45232 Fax # 513.681.6246

Dave Chesnut, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Brian Ludwig Dave Chesnut Chelsea Hoyt



Equipment List



Power Workboat, Hanko Cincinnati 24', 150 HP, HK044018G606, V307 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, West Point Cincinnati 22', 115 HP, OH 9065 ZX, V110 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Crestliner Cincinnati 14', 25 HP, OH 9043 ZX, V109 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Alweld Cincinnati 14', 25 HP, AWLCO967D707, V319 1 Y Y N N


Vacuum Trailer Cincinnati 5,000 gallon 1 Y Y N N

Straight Vacuum Truck Cincinnati 3,000 gallon Ford 2 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Cincinnati 3,000 gallon capacity 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Unit Cincinnati 1,000 gallon Skid Mount 0 Y Y N N

Vacuum Unit Cincinnati 500 gallon Skid Mount 1 Y Y N N

Emergency Response Trailer Cincinnati Wells Cargo 4 Y Y N N

Semi-Tractor Power Unit Cincinnati KW 2 Y Y N N

Straight Box Truck Cincinnati Ford 1 Y Y N N

Van Trailer Cincinnati 2 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Cincinnati Ford/GM/Ford Rack 7 Y Y N N

Utility/Boom Trailer Cincinnati Probuilt 4 Y Y N N

Roll Off Trailer Cincinnati 1 Y Y N N


Double Diaphragm Pump, Wilden Cincinnati 3", M-15 3 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump, Wilden Cincinnati 2", M-8 2 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump, Wilden Cincinnati 2", M-8 Poly 3 Y Y N N

Vacuum Drum Loader Cincinnati Norton 2 Y Y N N

Pneumatic Drum Pump Cincinnati Flux 2 Y Y N N

Pneumatic Drum Vacuum Cincinnati Fish and Callahan 2 Y Y N N

Gasoline Powered Pump Cincinnati 1.5" 1 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer Cincinnati 3000 psi, portable cold water 3 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer Cincinnati 3500 psi, portable hot water 3 Y Y N N

Manual Diaphragm Pump Cincinnati Pataay 1 Y Y N N



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Oil Containment Boom Cincinnati 18", American Marine, In Trailer CH2204 2000 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Cincinnati 18", American Marine, In Trailer CH2177 3500 Y Y N Y


MSA Sirius - 5 Gas Cincinnati Sirius 4 Y Y N N

Explosion Meter Cincinnati TMX 412 1 Y Y N N

SKC Personal Monitor Cincinnati SKC 224-30, Continuous 2 Y Y N N

Draeger Pump Cincinnati Dreager/MSA 2 Y Y N N

Sensidyne Pump Cincinnati Gastech 3 Y Y N N

MSA PID Cincinnati Passport 1 Y Y N N

MSA LEL - 4 Gas Cincinnati Passport 1 Y Y N N

Mercury Meter Cincinnati Lumex 1 Y Y N N




Wacker Generator Cincinnati GS 5.6 3 Y Y N N

185 CFM Air Compressor Cincinnati Atlas/Copco 2 Y Y N N


Coppus Air Blowers Cincinnati 4" 1 Y Y N N

Coppus Air Blowers Cincinnati 6" 1 Y Y N N

Coppus Manway Fan Cincinnati 21" 3 Y Y N N

MSA HipAir Cincinnati 15 min. Esc. Cyl./MSA 6 Y Y N N

MSA SCBA Cincinnati 1 hour/4500 10 Y Y N N

MSA Cascade System Cincinnati Airline Respirator, 50 ft. 6 Y Y N N

CSE Safety Harness Cincinnati Miller 6 Y Y N N

MSA Air Purifying Respirator Cincinnati Cartridge 18 Y Y N N

CSE Extraction System Cincinnati DBI 3 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

2 Way Radios Cincinnati Nextel 18 Y Y N N

Marine Radios Cincinnati Motorola 3 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Nilfisk Hepa Vacuum Cincinnati 2 Y Y N N

Mercury Vacuum Cincinnati Minute Man 1 Y Y N N

Frac Tank Cincinnati Portable 1 Y Y N N




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CHICAGO, IL SERVICE CENTER

41.68 N 87.58 W 24-Hr. #

773.646.6202

11800 South Stony Island Avenue 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Chicago, IL 60617 Fax # 773.646.6381

Chuck Geer, Interim General Manager

EPA / Federal ID #: MAD039322250


Chuck Geer Eric Nantais Joe Rios


Supervisor 3 Project Manager 2 Field Technician 8

Foreman 3 Equipment Operator 2

Equipment List



Power Workboat, Hanko, on #CH488 Chicago 24', 150 HP, HK044017G606, IL 314 KB, V306 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Crestliner, on #CH2267 Chicago 18', 25 HP, NOR52312D797, IL 8049 JB, V118 1 Y Y N N Workboat, Starcraft Chicago 14', 15HP, STRK79BBD494, IL 8312 HT, V116 1 Y Y N N


Vacuum Tanker Chicago 5000 gal stainless steel 4 Y Y N N



Vacuum Tanker Chicago 3800 gal w/ pony motor 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Lined Tankers Chicago 5000 gal Dekrane fiberglass lines 1 Y Y N N

Straight Vacuum Truck (Cusco) Chicago 3000 gal stainless steel 1 Y Y N N

Straight Van Truck Chicago 17' 2 Y Y N N

Straight Van Truck Chicago 24' 2 Y Y N N

Bulk Trailer Chicago 6000 gal stainless steel w/heat 1 Y Y N N

Van Trailer Chicago Dry 11 Y Y N N

Roll-off Trailer Chicago 6 Y Y N N

Roll-off Can Chicago 25 Y Y N N

Emergency Response Trailer Chicago Level A, B, C equipped 2 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Chicago 5 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck Chicago 1 Y Y N N

Skid Mounted Vacuum Unit Chicago 1000 gal 1 Y Y N N

Skid Mounted Vacuum Unit Chicago 500 gal 1 Y Y N N

Tractor Chicago City 6 Y Y N N

Tractor Chicago Road 10 Y Y N N

Frac Tanks Chicago 20,000 gal ea. (heating capability) 3 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Chicago Crew Cab, F-250, 4x4 1 Y Y N N

4 Wheeler ATV Chicago Club Car All Terain Vehicle #CH657 1 Y Y N Y

26' Incident Command Trailer Chicago 26' Incident Command trailer 1 Y Y N Y



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Double Diaphragm Pump Chicago 3" Steel 2 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Chicago 3" Poly 2 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Chicago 2" Steel 1 Y Y N N



Drum Vacuum Chicago 2" Tornado 2 Y Y N N Drum Vacuum Chicago 2" Nortech 4 Y Y N N Hot Water Pressure Washer Chicago 3000 psi, trailer mounted 2 Y Y N N Cold Water Pressue Washer Chicago 2500 psi, portable 2 Y Y N N Pressure Washer Trailer Chicago Hotsy 3500psi 1270SSG 4.5 GPM, 4K, 2kW

Gen 1 Y Y N N

Pumps Chicago Pneumatic, 2" DD Pumps 2 Y Y N N

Pumps Chicago Gas Powered, 2" Transfer Pumps 6 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Chicago Hard Boom, 18" orange, CH2281 1100 Y N N Y

Oil Containment Boom Chicago Hard Boom 18" orange, CH2196 900 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Chicago Hard boom, 18" orange, on pallets 3800 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Chicago Hard boom, 18" yellow new, on pallets 200 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Chicago Hard Boom 18" yellow, on pallets 1000 Y Y N Y


Multi-Gas Detector with PID (5Gas) Chicago MSA Sirius 3 Y Y N N

Mercury Vapor Analyzer Chicago Lumex 1 Y Y N N

PID Meter Chicago 1 Y Y N N

4-Gas Meter Chicago 2 Y Y N N

Draeger Pumps Chicago 3 Y Y N N

Personal Sampling Pumps Chicago 6 Y Y N N


Mercury Vacuum Chicago HakoMinuteman, 15 Gallon SS, Electric 2 Y Y N N

3.5' x 3.5' Duckbill Skimmer Chicago 6 Y Y N Y

4' Double Barrel Skimmr Chicago 6 Y Y N Y

8' Double Barrel Skimmer Chicago 6 Y Y N Y


743 Bobcat With Trailer Chicago 743 Bobcat 1 Y Y N N


Generator Chicago 3500 2 Y Y N N

Compressor Chicago 185 CFM 3 Y Y N N

Mobile Light Towers Chicago w/generator 1 Y Y N N



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SCBA Chicago MSA AirHawk MMR, 30 minute 4 Y Y N N

Hip Air Chicago MSA Ultra Elite 2 Y Y N N

SCBA's Chicago 4500 PSI 2 Y Y N N

SAR Regulators Chicago 4 Y Y N N

SAR 4 Man Manifold Chicago 4 Y Y N N

SAR 2 Man Manifold Chicago 2 Y Y N N

SAR w/ 5 Minute Egress Chicago 8 Y Y N N

Air Line Chicago 1000' Y Y N N

APR Full Face Chicago Breathing Air 16 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Marine Radios (Hand Held) Chicago 4 Y Y N N

Two-Way Radios (Hand Held) Chicago 8 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Utility Trailer Chicago Cargo Mate14x7, Dual 3500#, Pintle 3 Y Y N N

Remote Drum Operator Chicago 1 Y Y N N

Intrinsically Safe Lighting Chicago 3 Y Y N N

Pneumatic Resiprocating Saw Chicago 6 Y Y N N

1" Hard Hose Chicago 300 Y Y N N

2" Hard Hose Chicago 500' Y Y N N

3" Hard Hose Chicago 500' Y Y N N

3" Lay Flat Hose Chicago 500' Y Y N N

Air Hose Chicago 3/4" 1000' Y Y N N

Chemical Hard Suction Hose Chicago 2" 400' Y Y N N

Pneumatic Nibbler Chicago 1 Y Y N N

Portable Acetylene Torch Chicago 2 Y Y N N

Chain Saws Chicago 3 Y Y N N

Demolition Saws Chicago 2 Y Y N N


Royal Crane Contact: Services Provided:

PO Box 1858 None Specific Various size Cranes/Rigging Bridgeview, IL 60455 708-974-0832-24hr

Kindra Lake Towing Contact: Services Provided:

10468 S. Indianapolis Ave None Specific Tug Boat/ Towing Services Chicago, IL 60617 773-721-1180-24hr

Barret Divers Inc. Contact: Services Provided:

9121 Forest Drive None Specific Diving/Rigging Hickory Hills, IL 60457 708-839-1661



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DETROIT, MI SERVICE CENTER

42.55 N 83.04 W 24-Hr. #

586.977.8174

6414 Product Drive 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Sterling Heights, MI 48312 Fax # 586.977.5957

Jason Nowak, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: SCR000074591


Charles Geer Brandon Johnson Jason Nowack Dennis Schooly Ray Cummins


Supervisor 2 Equipment Operator 1 Field Technician 4 Project Manager 1

Equipment List


A T P D


Power Workboat, Alweld Sterling Heights 18', 90 HP, MC 5400 TB, AWLCO370J708, V332

1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, G3 Sterling Heights 14', 15 HP, GEN25897F405, V243 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Lowe Sterling Heights 14', No Motor, LWCJ0233I405, V242 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Tracker Sterling Heights 16', 25 HP V395 1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup Sterling Heights F250/Equivalent 3 Y Y N N

Emergency Response Trailer Sterling Heights 8’ 2 Y Y N N

Utility/Boom Trailer Sterling Heights 15’ 3 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Sterling Heights 3000 Gal Capacity 1 Y Y N N

Roll-off Truck Sterling Heights Tractor and Frame 1 Y Y N N

Stake truck Sterling Heights 1 ton, lift gate 1 Y Y N N


Pressure Washer Sterling Heights 3000 psi, gasoline, portable 3 Y Y N N

Hale/Trash Pump Sterling Heights 2" 4 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Sterling Heights 2", Steel 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Sterling Heights 2", Poly 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Sterling Heights 1", Steel 1 Y Y N N

Pneumatic Drum Vacuum Sterling Heights 2 Y Y N N

Electric Drum Vacuum Sterling Heights 1 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Sterling Heights 18” American Marine, Storage 4000 Y Y N Y


4-Gas Meter (02/CO/H2S/LEL) Sterling Heights Industrial Scientific 2 Y Y N N

Photo Ionization Detector Sterling Heights MSA 1 Y Y N N

Detector Tube Pump Sterling Heights Sensidyne 2 Y Y N N




Units A T P D


Drum Skimmer, Crucial Sterling Heights Air, 25 GPM, 4' 3 Y Y N Y

Drum Skimmer, Crucial Sterling Heights air, 8' 2 Y Y N Y



Air Compressor Sterling Heights 185 cfm 1 Y Y N N


S.C.B.A. w/full face respirator Sterling Heights MSA 2 Y Y N N

Hip Airs Sterling Heights MSA 3 Y Y N N

Confined Space Entry Equip Sterling Heights 2 Y Y N N

Air Mover Sterling Heights Coppus Horn 2 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Portable phone/2-way radio Sterling Heights Nextel 8 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Chemical Hose Sterling Heights 1 ½” 150’ Y Y N N

Chemical Hose Sterling Heights 2” 200' Y Y N N

Chemical Hose Sterling Heights 3” 250’ Y Y N N

Chemical Hose Sterling Heights 4” 200’ Y Y N N

Oil Hose Sterling Heights 2” 300’ Y Y N N

Oil Hose Sterling Heights 3” 200' Y Y N N



Layflat Discharge Hose Sterling Heights 100’ Y Y N N

Spill Cart Sterling Heights 1 Y Y N N


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CANNON FALLS, MN SERVICE CENTER

44.53 N 92.91 W

24-Hr. #

507.263.0200

211 Holiday Ave 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Cannon Falls, MN 55009 Fax # 507.263.0252

Michael J Christensen, General Manager



Michael Christensen Joseph Wilcox Jared Nerison


Foreman 3 Field Technician 6 Equipment Operator 3

Equipment List


A T P D


Power Workboat, Alweld Cannon Falls 17', 25 HP, AWLCO525H708, V321 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, TMG Cannon Falls 12', BUJ65295H809, V346 1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup Cannon Falls F250/Equivalent XXXX, 8792, 8533 2 Y Y N N

Rack Truck Cannon Falls F350/8,000 ib, U6890 1 Y Y N N


Cold water pressure washer Cannon Falls 3800 psi 2 Y Y N N

Hot water pressure washer Cannon Falls 4000 psi CH544 3 Y Y N N

Skid Mount/ With Pressure Washer Cannon Falls 500 gallons, Not Assigned yet 1 Y Y N N

Cusco Cannon Falls 3000 gallon, 10771 1 Y Y N N

Hydrovac Sawyer, ND 3000 gallon, US4628 1 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Cannon Falls 18", Mix, on Trailer 1000 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Cannon Falls 18", Mix, in storage 900 Y Y N Y


5-Gas Meter Cannon Falls LEL/02/CO/H2S/PID Sirius 3 Y Y N N

Lumex Cannon Falls RA-915 1 Y Y N N


Drum Skimmers Cannon Falls 2 Y Y N N



Generator Cannon Falls 4000 Watt 2 Y Y N N

Compressor Cannon Falls 185 CFM Pull Behind 1 Y Y N N





SCBA Cannon Falls 2216 PSI 4 Y Y N N

SAR 4 Way Manifold Cannon Falls 1 Y Y N N

SAR Regulators Cannon Falls 1 Y Y N N

SAR w/5 minute egress Cannon Falls 2 Y Y N N

Air Line Cannon Falls Breathing Air 200' Y Y N N

APR Full Face Cannon Falls Stock 8 Y Y N N

Tri Pod/Winch Cannon Falls 75' Cable 1 Y Y N N

(10) Trailers

ER Trailers Cannon Falls 14' Enclosed Spill Trailer CH634 CH552 3 Y Y N N

Boom Trailer Cannon Falls 16' Open 1 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Vacuum Hose Cannon Falls 2" chemical vacuum hose 350 Y Y N N

Floor Scrubbing Attachment Cannon Falls Hydro attachment for the Pressure Washer 1 Y Y N N

Guzzler Cannon Falls 3,000 gallon Straight OC001 1 Y Y N N

Roll off Truck Cannon Falls Single Straight Frame 4205 1 Y Y N N



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MILWAUKEE SERVICE CENTER 43.19 N 88.11 W 24-Hr.

#262.250.3291

W158 N 9305 Norxway Ave 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 Fax # 262.293.2275

Chet Tadych, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: WID000000133


Steve Osuch 773-619-5351 ER Manager Chet Tadych 262-649-7010 GM


Equipment Operator 1 CSE Supervisor 2 Foreman 1 Boat operator 1 Field Technician 6 Equipment List


Units A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment 16' Jon Boat Menomonee Falls 15' 15 HP 1 Y Y N N 28' Westpoint Menomonee Falls 28', 115HP, 37762BT141989, ME 2075 Y, V147 1 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Pickup Trucks Menomonee Falls Crew Cab, F-250, 4x4 2 Y Y N N Utility Trailer Menomonee Falls Classic 16' enclosed trailers one w/ramp one w/o

ramp 2 Y Y N N

Vaccum Truck Menomonee Falls 3000 gallon Straight Vac 1 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Pressure washer Menomonee Falls Alkota 4405 4000 psi @ 4 gpm 1 Y Y N N 2" Double Diaphragm Pump Menomonee Falls Pneumatic 1 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Containment Boom Menomonee Falls 18" containment boom w/6" float on trailer 1300' Y Y N Y Containment Boom Menomonee Falls 18" containment boom w/6" float in storage 200' Y Y N Y


Multi-Gas Detector with PID (5Gas) Menomonee Falls MSA Sirius 2 Y Y N N Lumex Menomonee Falls Lumex 1 Y Y N N (6) Recovery Equipment Drum skimmer,Elastec Menomonee Falls pneumatic 1 Y Y N Y


(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Gas Powered Generator Menomonee Falls 5.5K 2 Y Y N N

(9) Health and Safety Equipment Miller tripod & SRL Menomonee Falls 1 Y Y N N MSA SCBA Menomonee Falls 4500 PSI 2 Y Y N N MSA Hip Air Menomonee Falls (5) minute escape 4 Y Y N N (10) Communications

(11) Miscellaneous 185 psi tow behind air compressor Menomonee Falls Ingersoll Rand 1

Y Y

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CROSS LANES, WV SERVICE CENTER 24-Hr. # 304.731.0030414 Goff Mountain Road 38.41 N 81.80 W 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Cross Lanes, WV 25313 Fax # 304.776.7285

Matt Coulter, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Matt Coulter

Terry Whitt

Brian Ludwig


Foreman 2


Field Technician 5

Equipment List



Power Workboat, West Point Cross Lanes 22', 115 HP, NEH21027D393, OH 9065 ZX, V110 1 Y Y N N


Emergency Response Trailer Cross Lanes United Trailers 1 Y Y N N

Utility/Boom Trailer Cross Lanes Probuilt 1 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup Cross Lanes Ford/GM/Ford Rack 2 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Cross Lanes 3,000 gallon capacity 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Unit Cross Lanes 1,000 gallon Skid Mount 1 Y Y N N


Double Diaphragm Pump, Wilden Cross Lanes 3", M-15 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump, Wilden Cross Lanes 2", M-8 Poly 1 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer Cross Lanes 3000 psi, portable, hot 2 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer Cross Lanes 2500 psi, portable 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Drum Loader Cross Lanes Norton 1 Y Y N N

Manual Diaphragm Pump Cincinnati Pataay 1 Y Y N N



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Oil Containment Boom Cross Lanes 24", American Marine, In Trailer CH636 2000 Y Y N Y


MSA LEL - 4 Gas Cross Lanes MSA 1 Y Y N N

Sensidyne Pump Cross Lanes Gastec 1 Y Y N N




185 CFM Air Compressor Cross Lanes Atlas/Copco 1 Y Y N N

Wacker Generator Cross Lanes GS 5.6 1 Y Y N N


MSA HipAir Cross Lanes 15 min. Esc. Cyl./MSA 2 Y Y N N

MSA SCBA Cross Lanes 1 hour/4500 2 Y Y N N

CSE Safety Harness Cross Lanes Miller 4 Y Y N N

MSA Air Purifying Respirator Cross Lanes Cartridge 4 Y Y N N

CSE Extraction System Cross Lanes DBI 1 Y Y N N

Coppus Air Blowers Cross Lanes 6" 1 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

2 Way Radios Cross Lanes Motorola 2 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Rolloff Containers Cross Lanes 20-yard 5 Y Y N N

Nilfisk Hepa Vacuum Cross Lanes 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Boxes Cross Lanes 20-yard 3 Y Y N N


BBU Contact: Services Provided:

Kentucky Rd Darren Carnefix Vacuum Trucks, Rolloff Frame, Labor

Kenna WV 25248

304.372.8192



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WEST REGION SERVICE CENTERS

SEATAC SERVICE CENTER 47.58 N 122.41 W

24-Hr. # 206.429.9100

19320 Des Moines Memorial Drive, Bldg. D, Suite 400 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265SeaTac, WA 98148 Fax # 206.824.3507

John Dolan, Site Services General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


John Dolan Elaine Ash Shawn Estrada Marty Holloway Kelly Ottmar



Equipment List



Power Workboat, Workskiff Barge SeaTac 22', 115 HP, V245 1 Y Y N N


High Powered Vacuum Truck, Cusco SeaTac 250 GPM, 3000 Gal Capacity 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Tanker SeaTac 5000 gal Capacity, Off Spec 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Truck SeaTac 3000 gal Capacity 1 Y Y N N

Roll Off Trailer SeaTac 1 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup SeaTac F250 2 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck SeaTac F550 1 Y Y N N


Hot Water Pressure Washer SeaTac 3,000 PSI - Trailer Mounted 1 Y Y N N

Cold Water Pressure Washer SeaTac 3,500 PSI 1 Y Y N N

Stainless Steel Diaphragm Pump SeaTac 2" Chemical 1 Y Y N N

Diaphragm Pump SeaTac 2" Oil 2 Y Y N N

Diaphragm Pump SeaTac 1" Chemical 2 Y Y N N

Submersible Pump SeaTac 1" 1 Y Y N N

Drum Vacuum SeaTac 2 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom SeaTac 18" Oil Containment, in trailer CH571 2300 Y Y N Y

Job Trailer SeaTac CH570 1 Y Y N Y

Boom Trailer SeaTac CH571 1 Y Y N N



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MSA 5-Gas Meter SeaTac 5-Gas w/ Auto-Calibration System 2 Y Y N N


Drum Skimmer, Crucial SeaTac 24", Model # TDS 118 35 5, 35 GPM 1 Y Y N Y



Portable Generator SeaTac 6000 Watt 1 Y Y N N

Air Compressor SeaTac 185 CFM 1 Y Y N N


SCBA SeaTac MSA 4 Y Y N N

Extra Breathing Air Bottle SeaTac MSA 4 Y Y N N

Mechanical Extraction Device SeaTac DBI / SALA 2 Y Y N N

Explosion Proof Blower SeaTac Allegro Axil Blower 2 Y Y N N

MSA Hip-Airs with 5 min escape bottles SeaTac MSA 4 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

2 Way Radio / Cell Phone SeaTac Nextel 8 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous


Hertz Equipment Rental Contact: Services Provided:

5055 4th Ave S Equipment Seattle, WA 206-241-9255

MP Environmental Contact: Services Provided:

Everett, WA Wayne Martin Roll-offs, Transportation 425-257-3105



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CLACKAMAS, OR SERVICE CENTER 45.62 N 122.63 W

24-Hr. # 503.785.0404

12402 SE Jennifer Street, Suite 160 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Clackamas, OR 97015 Fax # 503.786.7877

Nathan Phelan, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Nathan Phelan John Large John Swan Joseph Alexander


Supervisor 8 Equipment Operator 3 Field Technician 15

Equipment List



Power Workboat, Workskiff Clackamas 21', 115 HP, V323 (LVN16174B686) 1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup Clackamas F350 3 Y Y N N

Box Van Clackamas F350 1 Y Y N N

Utility Rack Truck Clackamas F450 1 Y Y N N

70bbl Vacuum Truck Clackamas 70bbl 1 Y Y N N

10bbl Vac Star Clackamas 10bbl 1 Y Y N N

Straight Frame R/O Truck Clackamas 1 Y Y N N


DD Pump-Chemical Clackamas 3 inch 1 Y Y N N

Sump Pump Clackamas Flotec 5 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Clackamas 18" on pallets 2100 Y Y N Y





4 Gas/PID Clackamas 2 Y Y N N


Skimmer Clackamas Elastec, TDS 118 skimmer 1 Y Y N N



Generator-Coleman Powermate Clackamas 1800EX 1

Generator-Briggs & Straton Clackamas 5500 1

Air Compressor Clackamas 20 gal 155 PSI 2

Dual Light Stands Clackamas 3


Various-Tripods, etc.

(10) Communications

(11) Miscellaneous



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SPARKS SERVICE CENTER 39.80 N 119.64 W

24-Hr.

#775.331.9400

55 Silicon Drive 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

McCarran, NV 89434 Fax # 775.343.1235

Leif Hammond, General Manager



Leif Hammond David Walizer Greg Reed Shawna Franceschini



Equipment List


A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Power Workboat, Alweld Sparks 16', 25 HP, NV 2440 KX, V312 (AWLCO764H607) 1 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Vacuum Truck, Straight Sparks 3000 Gal 2 Y Y N N Gap Vac, Volvo Sparks 3 Y Y N N Stake Body/Utility Truck, Ford Sparks Ford 2 Y Y N N Crew Cab Pickup Sparks F-250 10 Y Y N N Jetter Combo Unit Sparks Sewer Jetter with 1200 gallon vacuum tank 1 Y Y N N Tractors - 3 Axle Sparks Whites and Peterbulit 9 Y Y N N Straight Roll Off Truck Sparks Peterbuilt 1 Y Y N N Roll Off trailer Sparks Fontan and Ace 2 Y Y N N Truck and Trailer Combo Sparks Transfer rig with dump beds 0 Y Y N N

(3) Pumps and Pressure Equipment Pressure Washer, Alkota Sparks Hotsy, 2500 psi 2 Y Y N N Hydro Blaster Sparks 10K 2 Y Y N N Trash Pump Sparks 2" 1 Y Y N N Trash Pump Sparks 3" 2 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump Sparks 2", Chemical 1 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm - steel Sparks 2", Steel 2 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm - steel Sparks 3", Steel 2 Y Y N N

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom Sparks 18", American Marine, On Trailer 1500 Y Y N Y


5-Gas Meter Sparks MSA Sirius w/ Automated Calibration 3 Y Y N N 4-Gas Meter Sparks MSA/Gastech 1 Y Y N N




Units A T P D



(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Air Compressor Sparks 185 CFM 1 Y Y N N Air Compressor Sparks 165 CFM 0 Y Y N N

(9) Health and Safety Equipment SCBA Units Sparks MSA 4 Y Y N N 4 Man Breathing System Sparks MSA 2 Y Y N N Coppus Blower Sparks Pneumatic 2 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

(11) Miscellaneous 14' Boom Trailer Sparks 1 Y Y N N 35' Emergency Response Trailer Sparks 1 Y Y N N 21' Emergency Response Trailer Sparks Wells cargo 1 Y Y N N



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BENICIA SERVICE CENTER 38.07 N - 122.12 W 24-Hr.

#707.747.6699

4101 Industrial Way 24-Hr. #

800.645.8265

Benicia, CA 94510 Fax # 707.747.1927

Steve Hancock, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: CAL000331744


Steve Hancock Rudy Ibarra Joe Brown Laura Emerton



Equipment List


A T P D

(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment Power workboat, Norcoast (1DS8162)

Benicia 22', 280 HP Jet Drive, CF 3426 HA,V337 (CMU20770780)

1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Basstracker(4BF46198)

Benicia 17', 40 HP, CF 467 NC, V338 (BUJ35002D292) 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, Valco Benicia 14', No Motor, CF 5958 PJ, V339 (CUS085069B899) 1 Y Y N N Workboat, G8 Benicia 14', No Motor, CF 5959 PJ, V340 (HUL01371E595) 1 Y Y N N Deck Boat 30' (20TRL29752)MAINE

Benicia Twin 225hp engines ( unit V330) CF7933TU (GN30B02E808)

1 Y Y N N

(2) Motor Vehicles & Vacuum Equipment Crew Cab & Non Crew Cab Pickup, Ford

Benicia F250/150 19 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck, Cusco Benicia 3000 G STRAIGHT VAC. 6 Y Y N N High Powered Vacuum Truck, Cusco Benicia 3200 G VAC. & BLOWER 0 Y Y N N High Powered Vacuum Trailor Benicia 5000 G Pess. Vacs -Black Iron 4 Y Y N N High Powered Vacuum Trailor Benicia 5000 G Pess. Vacs -Stainless 2 Y Y N N Stake Body/Utility Truck Benicia F350/F450 5 Y Y N N Straight Roll-Off Truck Benicia 04, Freightliners 5 Y Y N N Tractors - 3 axle Benicia Whites & Peterbuilts 13 Y Y N N Roll Off Trailors Benicia Fontan and Ace 6 Y Y N N Box Trailer Benicia Fruehauf 45' 2 Y Y N N Dump Trailer Benicia Clemments 40' 3 Y Y N N


Heated Pressure Washer Benicia 3500 PSI, Atlas, portable 2 Y Y N N Pressure Washer Benicia 2000 PSI, portable 0 Y Y N N Double Diaphragm Pump Benicia 3 inch(1) 2 inch (2) 3 Y Y N N Hale/Trash Pump Benicia 3" gas powered 0 Y Y N N Hydroblaster Benicia 10K, NLB 0 Y Y N N Sewer Jetters Benicia 3000 PSI, Vactor 0 Y Y N N



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Units A T P D

(4) Oil Spill Containment Booms Oil Containment Boom Benicia 8",12",18",24",30" Mixed (all on trailers) 6150 Y Y N Y

(5) Environmental Monitoring Equipment 5-Gas Meter, Gastech, & Eagle Benicia 2 GAS 2 Y Y N N 4-Gas Meter, Gastech, & Eagle Benicia 2 Gas 1 y y N N

(6) Recovery Equipment Vacum Skimmer Benicia Skim Pac 2 Y Y N N Skimmer Benicia Rollers 36 inch 1


Back Hoe Benicia John Deer 2 wheel drive, 980 0 N Y N N Front End Loader Benicia 3 yard, case 0 N Y N N Bobcat Benicia 1/4 yard bucket 0 N Y N N

(8) Generators / Compressors / Light Towers Generator Benicia Power Mate, 6.0HP, Gas 3 Y Y N N Air Compressor Benicia 185cfm Sullavan 1 Y Y N N Air Compressor Benicia 150 cfm gas power Ridgid 3 Light Tower Benicia 4 light bulb tower pull behind 1

(9) Health and Safety Equipment CSE Blower Benicia AIR SYSTEMS - electric 1 Y Y N N Copus Blower Benicia Fan, air powered, 4 Y Y N N Copus Blower Benicia Air Horn 3 Y Y N N

(10) Communications 2 Way Radio / Cell Phone Benicia Nextel 40 Y Y N N Motorola FM Radio Benicia Motorola Marin intrinsically safe radio 4 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous



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SAN JOSE SERVICE CENTER 37.37 N - 121.89 W 24-Hr. # 408.451.50

001030 Commercial Street - Suite 107 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265San Jose, CA 95112 Fax # 408.451.5050

Leif Hammond, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Leif Hammond Dafford "Mack" McKenzie Michael Collier



Equipment List



Power Workboat San Jose 30', 2x225 HP, LA256542C898, V295 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Alweld San Jose 16', 25 HP, AWLC0655J304, V277 1 Y Y N N

Workboat, Tracker San Jose 14', No Motor, CF 9905 RH, V336 1 Y Y N N


Crew Cab Pickup, Ford San Jose F350/F250 7 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck San Jose F550 2 Y Y N N

Box Truck, Ford San Jose F350, Gas 1 Y Y N N


Heated Pressure Washer San Jose SHARK, HONDA 11 1 Y Y N N

Heated Pressure Washer San Jose SHARK, HONDA 9 1 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer San Jose RYOBI, SUBARU 7.0 2 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer San Jose EXCELL, HONDA 5.0 1 Y Y N N

Hale/Trash Pump San Jose 3", MMB, HONDA 5.5 2 Y Y N N

Hale/Trash Pump San Jose 2", HONDA, HONDA4.0 1 Y Y N N

Hale/Trash Pump San Jose 2", HONDA, HONDA 5.5 2 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom San Jose 18", Mixed, On Trailer CH2252 1500 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom San Jose 18", Mixed, On Pallets 5000 Y Y N Y


5-Gas Meter, Msa Sirius San Jose 5 GAS 2 Y Y N N

Draeger/ Detector Tubes San Jose 1 Y Y N N

Dragger/ Detector Tubes San Jose 1 Y Y N N







Generator San Jose POWERMATE, 6.0HP GAS 1 Y Y N N

Air Compressor San Jose RIGID, HONDA 5.5 1 Y Y N N

Light Tower San Jose 1 Y Y N N


Draeger San Jose Electric pump 1 Y Y N N

MSA/ Ultralite San Jose 3 Y Y N N

MSA / 5-447-1 San Jose 5 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Cell Phone San Jose Verizon 16 Y Y N N

Motorola Ht1250 radio San Jose Motorola 1 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous


Delta laboratories Contact: Services Provided:

Benicia, CA Analysis 707-747-6081


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LOS ANGELES SERVICE CENTER

33.86 N - 118.22 W 24-Hr. # 310.764.5851

2500 East Victoria Street 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Compton, CA 90220 Fax # 310.764.5863

Mike Delatorre, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Mike Delatorre William Christy Rafael Villalobos Mario Rosete Abel Hernandez



Equipment List



Power Workboat, Custom Flat Compton 30' Twin Engine V368 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Custom Flat Compton 30' Twin Engine V370 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Custom Flat Compton 22', 115 HP, LA6458, V245 1 Y Y N N

Power Workboat, Gregor Compton 14', 9.9 HP, L229492, V220 1 Y Y N N

Jon Boat, Lowe Compton 12', No Motor, GEN30493A505, V263 1 Y Y N N

Jon Boat, G3 Compton 12', No Motor, OMC10908J899, V 1 Y Y N N


E.R. Spill Trailer, Racer Compton 1 Y Y N N



E.R. Spill Trailer, Wells Cargo Compton 1 Y Y N Y

Vacuum Trailer Compton 120-bbl Stainless Steel 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Trailer Compton 120-bbl Stainless Steel 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum Trailer Compton 120-bbl Non-Spec 1 Y Y N N



Roll-Off Trailer, Compton Dual Frame 1 Y Y N N

Equipment Trailer, Zieman Compton 1 Y Y N N

Straight Vacuum Truck, Peterbuilt Compton 70-bbl Black Iron 1 Y Y N N

Straight Vacuum Truck, International Compton 70-bbl Black Iron 1 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/Cusco Compton 70-bbl Stainless Steel 1 Y Y N N

Tractor, Volvo Compton 1 Y Y N N

Tractor, Freightliner Compton 3 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck, Ford Compton F450 2 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck, Ford Compton F850 1 Y Y N N

Emergency Response Van, GMC Compton 1 Y Y N Y

Box Truck, Ford Compton F250 1 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup, F-350/F-250 Compton F350/F250 12 Y Y N N

Rack Truck, F550 Compton F550 1 Y Y N N

Utility Body Truck Compton F450 1 Y Y N N



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Pressure Washer Compton American 2 Y Y N N

Portable Pressure Washer Compton Hydro Tek 2 Y Y N N

Pressure Washer Compton Propane 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Compton Weldon, Chemical 1 Y Y N N

Trash pump Compton Honda 3 Y Y N N


Oil Containment Boom Compton 18", American Marine, On Trailer 1500 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Compton 18", American Marine, On Trailer 1500 Y Y N Y

Oil Containment Boom Compton 18", American Marine, Staged 900 Y Y N Y


PID Meter, HNU Compton 12.2eV PID 3 Y Y N N

Drager CMS Unit Compton Chip Reader 1 Y Y N N

Bacharch Mercury Meter Compton MV-2 Vapor Meter 1 Y Y N N

Ludlum Radiation Detector Compton Model 3 2 Y Y N N

MSA Sirius PID Meter Compton 5-Gas Meter 3 Y Y N N

GASTEC Compton GV-100 3 Y Y N N

Dexsil PetroFLAG Compton Petroleum Hydrocarbon 1 Y Y N N

Chlor-N-Soil 50 Test Kits Compton PCB Soil 50 Y Y N N

Chlor-N-Soil 50 Test Kits Compton PCB Oil 50 Y Y N N


Skimmer, Crucial Compton 25 GPM, Model # 1D18P24, 2" Discharge 2 Y Y N Y

Skimmer, Crucial Compton 35 GPM, Model # 1D18P36, 2" Discharge 1 Y Y N Y

Mercury Vacuum, Nikro Compton 2 Y Y N N

Hepa Vacuum, Pullman Holt Compton 4 Y Y N N

Wet/Dry Vacuum, Dayton Compton 4 Y Y N N

Lumex Meter Compton 1 Y Y N N


Skid Steer Loader, CAT Compton 1 Y Y N N


Tow Behind Compressor, IR Compton 185 CFM 3 Y Y N N

Portable Compressor, Rigid Compton 10 CFM 2 Y Y N N

Tow Behind Light Tower / Generator Compton 3 Y Y N N

Portable Generator, Briggs & Stratton Compton 2 Y Y N N


SCBA, MSA/Drager Compton 11 Y Y N N

Supplied Air Systems, MSA/Drager Compton 15 Y Y N N

Mechanical Extraction Device Compton 4 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

(11) Miscellaneous


Subcontractor Name Ocean Blue Contact: Ron Dare Services Provided: Address 1 925 West Esther Street Long Beach, CA. 90813 Address 2 Phone # (800) 990-9930



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PHOENIX SERVICE CENTER 33.60 N 111.85 W

24-Hr. # 480.545.2777

2885 N Nevada Street - Suite 160 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Chandler, Arizona 85225 Fax # 480.813.4434

J.B. McLamore, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


J.B. McLamore Ben Knapp Robert Seitz


Supervisor 3 Foreman 3 Equipment Operator 4 Field Technician 14 Driver 10 Site Safety Officer 1

Equipment List




E.R. Spill Trailer Chandler 32' Enclosed Command-Center 2 Y Y N N

Command Center Trailer Chandler 16' Enclosed with Power 1 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/GAPVAX Chandler 70-bbl 1 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/CUSCO Chandler 70-bbl 1 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck/Jetter Chandler 70-bbl 1 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck, Ford Chandler F550 2 Y Y N N

Emergency Response Unit - Ford Chandler F350/F250 1 Y Y N N

Crew Cab Pickup, F-350/F-250 Chandler F350/F250 12 Y Y N N

Tractor, Wet-lined Unit Chandler Kenworth - W9 3 Y Y N N

Straight Vac Truck Chandler Kenworth - W9 1 Y Y N N

Roll-off Truck (straight frame) Chandler Freightliner 2 Y Y N N

Rocket Launcher (Tractor/ Trailer) Chandler Dragon 2 Y Y N N

End Dump Chandler Gilbredth 1 Y Y N N

Box Truck Chandler Ford F450 1 Y Y N N

Stainless Vacuum Tanker Chandler 120-bbl 1 Y Y N N

Steel Vacuum Tanker Chandler 120-bbl 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum-Container Chandler 25-Yard 2 y Y N N

Rolloff Container Chandler 25-Yard and 40-Yard 45 Y Y N N



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Portable Pressure-Washer Chandler 2,200PSI - Electric 9 Y Y N N

Pressure-Washer (Tow-Behind) Chandler 5,500PSI - Gasoline / Diesel / Kerosene 1 Y Y N N

Pressure-Washer (Tow-Behind) Chandler 4,000PSI - Propane 1 Y Y N N

Steamer (Tow-Behind) Chandler 325º F Steam Unit with 250' Hose-Reel 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Chandler 1½ " Wildon Chemical Pump 7 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Chandler 2" ARO Chemical Pump 8 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Chandler 3" Weldon Oil Pump 1 Y Y N N

Double Diaphragm Pump Chandler 4" Warren Rupp Oil Pump 1 Y Y N N

Trash pump Chandler 3" Honda-Engine 1 Y Y N N


Hard Boom Chandler 36" and 18" 500' Y Y N N


Jerome Mercury Meter Chandler MV-2 Vapor Meter 1 Y Y N N

Five-Gas Meter Chandler MSA 3 Y Y N N

Four-Gas Meter Chandler Scientific International 2 Y Y N N

GASTEC Chandler GV-100 3 Y Y N N

Chlor-N-Oil Test Kits Chandler PCB Soil 25 Y Y N N


Mercury Vacuum Chandler Nikro 1 Y Y N N

Lead Vacuum Chandler Lead-Assist 1 Y Y N N

Hepa Vacuum Chandler Pullman Holt 7 Y Y N N

Wet/Dry Vacuum Chandler Dayton 4 Y Y N N


Skid-Steer Chandler Caterpillar with Bucket, Forks, Sweeper 1 Y Y N N

Backhoe Chandler John Deere 310E 4X4 EXT 1 Y Y N N

Load-All Off-road 10K Forklift Chandler 1


Tow Behind 185CFM Compressor, IR Chandler Ingersoll Rand 185 CFM 1 Y Y N N

Truck-Mount 250CFM Compressor Chandler 1 Y Y N N

Portable Compressor, Rigid Chandler 10 CFM 2 Y Y N N

Tow Behind Light Tower / Generator Chandler Ingersoll Rand with Generator 1 Y Y N N

Portable Generator, Honda Engine Chandler 5,500w / 6,500w 2 Y Y N N


SCBA, MSA/Scott Chandler 8 Y Y N N

Supplied Air Systems, MSA/Drager Chandler 6 Y Y N N

Mechanical Extraction Device Chandler 4 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

2-Way Radio Chandler Motorola - Class I, Division I, Group D 8 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous



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SALT LAKE CITY SERVICE CENTER 40.54N - 112.29W 24-Hr. # 435.843.48402150 North 470 East 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Tooele, UT 84074 Fax # 435.843.5612

Leif Hammond, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A Jacob Wilcox, Field Service Specialist


Michael Gray Jacob Wilcox Leif Hammond Shawna Franceschini



Equipment List




Crew Cab & Non Crew Cab Pickup, Ford Tooele F250/150 3 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck Tooele F350/F450 1 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck, Cusco Tooele 3000 G STRAIGHT VAC. 1 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Truck, Cusco Tooele 5000 G STRAIGHT VAC 1 Y Y N N

Air Mover, Guzzler Tooele 1 Y Y N N

Roll Off Trailer Tooele Signle Can 1 Y Y N N

ER Triller Tooele Fully Stocked 1 Y Y N N


Hydroblaster Tooele 10K, 50 GPM 1 Y Y N N

Hot/Cold Water Pressure Washer Tooele 3000 psi, electric, portable 1 Y Y N N



MSA Gas Indicator Tooele Sirius 5 Gas 1 Y Y N N





MSA S.C.B.A. Tooele 1 Hour/4500 2 Y Y N N

4 Man Breathing Air Set Up Tooele Level B Capability 1 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

(11) Miscellaneous



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LAS VEGAS SERVICE CENTER 36.26 N - 115.08W 24-Hr. # 702.419.13064910 Donovan Way Suite A 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Las Vegas, NV 89081 Fax # 480.393.5532

Alec Gonzales, Field Service Specialist



Michael Gray Alec Gonzales Michael Delatorre


Supervisor 1 Foreman 1 Equipment Operator 3

Equipment List




Crew Cab & Non Crew Cab Pickup, Ford Las Vegas F250/150 1 Y Y N N

Stake Body/Utility Truck Las Vegas F350/F450 1 Y Y N N

Roll Off Frame Las Vegas Dual Bin 1 Y Y N N

ER Trailer Las Vegas Fully Stocked 1 Y Y N N

Tractor Las Vegas 3 axle Power Unit 2 Y Y N N


Hot/Cold Water Pressure Washer Las Vegas 3000 psi, electric, portable 1 Y Y N N







(10) Communications

(11) Miscellaneous



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CANADIAN SERVICE CENTERS

DARTMOUTH SERVICE CENTER 24-Hr. # 902.481.0842110 Thornhill Drive 44.76 N 63.59 W 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Dartmouth, NS B3B 1S7 Fax # 902.481.0873

Wayne Taggart, Field Service Specialist EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Brett Herman (DOSS)

Wayne Taggart (FSS)


Supervisor 0

Foreman 1


Field Technician 3

Equipment List


(1) Vessels & Marine Support Equipment None N/A


Vac SJ Dartmouth 3000 gal 2 Y Y N N

Air mover Dartmouth 2500 gal - 5800 cfm - wet or dry 1 Y Y N N

Air Mover Dartmouth 2500 gal - 2450 cfm - dry only (site truck only) 1 Y Y N N

Tractor Dartmouth Sleeper 0 Y Y N N

Roll Off Frame Dartmouth Single Frame 1 Y Y N N

Vac Trailer Dartmouth 5000 gal 0 Y Y N N

Stainless Steel Tanker Dartmouth 5000 gal 0 Y Y N N

P/ U Truck Dartmouth 1 ton 2 Y Y N N


Pressure washer Dartmouth 3500 PSI - Hot / Cold Trailer Mounted 1 Y Y N N

Air Dia pumps Dartmouth 3" 1 Y Y N N



5 gas meter Dartmouth 1 Y Y N N

H2S Personnel Badges Dartmouth 4 Y Y N N







Retrieval Winch 100' Dartmouth 1 Y Y N N

Tripod Dartmouth 1 Y Y N N

SCBA & Bottles Dartmouth 4 Y Y N N

SABA Dartmouth 2 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Cell Phones Dartmouth 7 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

Oil Hoses Dartmouth 2", 3", 4" 700' Y Y N N

Chem. Hoses Dartmouth 2",3", 4" 700' Y Y N N



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BURLINGTON SERVICE CENTER 24-Hr. # 905.332.11111790 Ironstone Drive 43.54 N 79.71 W 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Burlington, ON L7L 5V3 Fax # 905-332-5633

Daniel Rockel, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Brett Herman (DOSS) Jon dePeuter (FSS)

Dan Rockel (SSGM) Gary Gaston (FSS)

David Robillard (FSS)


Supervisor 1

Foreman 2


Field Technician 7

Equipment List



Power Workboat, Alweld Burlington 16', 25HP, AWLCO762H607, V313 1 Y Y N N




Turbo Vacuum Trailer (SS,Wet) Burlington PressVac - 7,500 gal. (2600 CFM 1 Y Y N N

Vacuum S.J. Truck (SS) Burlington 4,000 gal. 1 Y Y N N

Turbo Vacuum Trailer (Wet) Burlington Cusco - 4,000 gal. (3800 CFM) 1 Y Y N N

Turbo Vacuum Loader (SS, Wet/Dry) Burlington Cusco - 3,000 gal. (5300 CFM) 3 Y Y N N

Cube Van Burlington Ford E450 2 Y Y N N

Shell Tanker (SS) Burlington 5,000 gal 0 Y Y N N

Tractor with Sleeper Burlington Tractors 4 Y Y N N

Pick-Up Trucks Burlington Ford F350/F250 7 Y Y N N

Boom Trailer Burlington Boom Trailer 2 Y Y N N

Van Trailers Burlington Van Trailers 2 Y Y N N

Spill Trailers Burlington Spill Trailers 3 Y Y N N

Hotsy on Trailer Burlington 3,500 PSI 2 Y Y N N

High Pressure Water Blaster Burlington 10,000 PSI 1 Y Y N N

High Pressure Water Blaster Burlington 20,000 PSI 1 Y Y N N


SS Diaphragm pump Burlington 2" Stainless Steel 1 Y Y N N

Diaphragm pump Burlington 3" Cast Aluminum 1 Y Y N N


Oil Spill Containment Boom Burlington 19" Optimax 1 boom 0 Y Y N Y





Gastec Pump Burlington Sample Pump 3 Y Y N N

MSA 4-gas with PID Burlington MSA, Sirius 4-gas air monitor with PID 3 Y Y N N

BW Alert Badges Burlington H2S Badges 10 Y Y N N

Q-Rae - 4 gas Monitor Burlington Q-Rae 4 - gas air monitor 1 Y Y N N


Portable Tanks Burlington 500 gallon Poly 1 Y Y N N

Cement Tank Burlington 8000 gallon 1 Y Y N N


Skid Steer Burlington Case 1845C , Skidsteer 1 Y Y N N


Generator Burlington 600 V, 60 KVA, tow behind 1 Y Y N N

Tow Behind Compressors Burlington 185 cfm 2 Y Y N N


Confined Space Retrievals Burlington DBI/SALA Tripod 4 Y Y N N

(10) Communications

Company 2-ways Burlington TELUS (Nextel) 20 Y Y N N

(11) Miscellaneous

6” Hard Pipe Burlington 6" Bush Hog Hard Pipe 450' Y Y N N



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WINNIPEG SERVICE CENTER 24-Hr. # 204.231.944845 Terracon Place 49.99 N 97.19 W 24-Hr. # 800.645.8265Winnipeg, MB R2J 4B3 Fax # 204.233.4177

Alfio Corvino, General Manager EPA / Federal ID #: N/A


Alfio Corvino


Supervisor 1


Field Technician 2

Equipment List




Vacuum Straight Truck Winnipeg 10,000L 1 Y Y N N

High Powered Vacuum Winnipeg Cusco – 8,000L 1 Y Y N N

Pick-Up Trucks Winnipeg Ford 2 Y Y N N

Hotsy on Trailer Winnipeg 3,500 PSI 1 Y Y N N

Wet/Dry Vac Winnipeg 5700 CFM 1 Y Y N N


Diaphragm Pump for Fuels Winnipeg 2" 1 Y Y N N

Diaphragm Pump for Corrosives Winnipeg 2" 1 Y Y N N

Diaphragm Pump Winnipeg 3" 2 Y Y N N



4/5 Gas Meters Winnipeg MSA 2 Y Y N N

Gastech Monitors Winnipeg 2 Y Y N N


Open top drums Winnipeg 205 L 20 Y Y Y N

Closed Top Drums Winnipeg 205L 20 Y Y Y N



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5K Generator Winnipeg 1 Y Y Y N


Confined Space Entry Gear Winnipeg 1 Y Y Y N

(10) Communications

(11) Miscellaneous

Mercury Vacuum Winnipeg 1 Y Y Y Y

HEPA Vacuum Winnipeg 1 Y Y Y Y


FACILITIES

Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1983 (acquired by Clean Harbors in September 1985)

NORTHEAST REGION FACILITIES

SOUTH PORTLAND, ME FACILITY

Facility Size: 1 acre

Services Provided:

Oil Recovery

Heat Separation of Oil and Water Mixtures

Filtration

Carbon Absorption

Flocculation

Transportation

Waste Oil Collection

Oily Debris Disposal The South Portland facility recovers used oil by means of heat separation, filtration, carbon absorption and/or flocculation. All reclaimed specification waste oil is sold as supplemental fuel. This facility is also authorized to accept non-hazardous wastewaters.

Typical Customers: machinery manufacturers, automotive industry and related services, utilities, paper mills, asphalt batch plants, petroleum distributors, and government facilities.

Permits Typical Waste Streams: waste oil, oily water, non-hazardous wastewater. U.S. EPA ID No. MED980672182

ME DEP Bureau of Oil and Hazardous Materials, Waste Oil Storage Facility License No. 0-154-97-C-R

Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities

For Bulk Liquids – Tank Storage: 254,000 gallons

City of South Portland Pollution Abatement Department, Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit No. 003 For Bulk Solids Storage: 30 cubic yard roll-

off containers (material generated internally from tank cleaning)

City of South Portland, Flammable Storage Permit No. 13059

For Containerized Wastes: forty-eight 55-gallon drums

42 Longwater Drive • PO Box 9149 • Norwell, Massachusetts 02061-9149 • 800.282.0058 • www.cleanharbors.com 122

BRAINTREE, MA FACILITY Part B Hazardous Waste License (TSDF) Permit No. 5B, Issued January 13,1999 by Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection

U.S. EPA/DEP National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Stormwater - Operating Permit No. MA0031551

U.S. EPA – Toxic Substances Control Act Interim Commercial Storage Facility Permit for Polychlorinated Biphenyls

Facility Description Start-up Date: February 1976 The Braintree facility has a Part B Hazardous Waste

License and has been permitted by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection to receive, store, treat and transfer a variety of waste streams. The treatment methods utilized at this facility reduce the volume and/or toxicity of waste materials or make it suitable for further treatment, reuse, or disposal.

Facility Size: 11.2 acres Services Provided: Solvent Reclamation (Halogenated Solvents) Fuels Blending Stabilization Container Storage, Consolidation and Transfer Permits Typical Customers: electronic equipment; chemical, plastics, and machinery manufacturers; medical facilities; laboratories; colleges and universities; utilities; petroleum distribution; and government facilities.

U.S. EPA ID No. MAD053452637 Massachusetts Department of

Environmental Protection Air Permit: o Restricted Emission Status (MBR-

95-RES-047) Typical Waste Streams: spent flammable solvents; oils; inorganic aqueous wastewaters; metal contaminated liquids and solids; contaminated soils and debris; chemical spill clean ups; halogenated solvents; PCB oils and contaminated equipment; cyanide and sulfide liquids and solids.

o Diesel Generator (MBR-89-COM-31)

o Cleaver Brooks Boiler (MBR-86-COM-027)

o LUWA Solvent Recovery System (MBR-88-IND-229)

o Ventilator Exhaust System (MBR-87-IND-191)


Services Provided: WOBURN, MA FACILITY

Oil Recovery Waste Oil Collection/Recycling Oil/Water Bulk Transportation Oil Filter Collection/Recycling Antifreeze Collection/Recycling

Typical Customers: automotive industry and related services, utilities, paper mills, asphalt batch plants, petroleum distributors, government facilities, and machinery manufacturers. Typical Waste Streams: waste oil, oily water, used oil filters.

Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capacities The Woburn facility recovers used oil by means of separation and filtration. All reclaimed specification used oil is marketed as a supplemental fuel. This facility is also authorized to accept non-hazardous wastewaters and used antifreeze. Used oil filters and empty aerosol cans are recycled for metals reclamation.

For Bulk Liquids - Tank Storage: 124,000

gallons For Bulk Solids Storage: 20 cubic yards for

oil filter storage For Oil Filters: 250 drums

Permits

U.S. EPA ID No. MAD066588005 MA DEP Part B 23B/07 Issued May 27,

2007 City of Woburn Flammable Storage Permit

issued annually in April Facility Description Start-up Date: 1980 (Murphy’s Waste Oil Services, Inc. acquired by Clean Harbors in 1989)

Facility Size: One acre


BRISTOL, CT FACILITY Facility Description & General Information Start-up Date: January 1981 Facility Size: 3.5 acres Services Provided:

Inorganic Aqueous Waste Treatment o Chemical Precipitation o Storage and Transfer of Waste Oils o Sludge Dewatering Fixation o Acid/Base Neutralization

Stabilization Container Storage, Consolidation and Transfer

Serving the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Central United States, the Bristol facility offers chemical treatment of inorganic-based non-hazardous and characteristic hazardous wastes, and stabilization/fixation of sludge/solids intended for land disposal.

Typical Customers: electroplaters; metal working, electronic equipment, chemical, plastics and machinery manufacturers; medical facilities; laboratories; utilities; petroleum distribution; and government facilities. Typical Waste Streams: electroplating baths, rinse waters, and treatment sludge; corrosive acids; solid oxidizers; contaminated process wastewaters; inorganic cleaning solutions; oils; spent flammable solvents; organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals; paint residues; debris from toxic or reactive cleanups.

This facility accepts hazardous wastes and PCBs for storage, consolidation, and transfer to other company-owned facilities or off-site treatment and disposal facilities. The Bristol facility also dismantles scrap, surplus machines and computing equipment for removal of regulated materials and/or recovery of recyclable materials.

Authorized Waste Streams for Storage and Primary Treatment: ignitable; corrosive; reactive; toxicity characteristic wastes; and all F-, K-, P- and U- coded wastes.

Permits

U.S. EPA ID No. CTD000604488 RCRA Part B Permit No. CTD000604488,

Issued April 4, 1995 Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities Aqueous Treatment CT Regulated Waste Permit No. DEP/HWM-

017-069, Issued April 4, 1995 Bulk Storage/Treatment (12 tanks total): 103,000 gallons U.S. EPA HWSA Permit No. CTD000604488,

Issued May 6, 1988 Warehouse Storage, Consolidation and Treatment/Transfer CT DEP Sewer Discharge Permit No.

SP0000109, Issued October 29, 2001 (Treatment Effluent to City of Bristol Sewerage System)

10 Storage Bays (segregated for acids, alkaline, PCBs, solidification, oils, reactive, etc.): 1,000 55-gallon drums U.S. EPA TSCA Interim Status for Commercial

PCB Storage Facility, Dated August 28, 1990

Stormwater General Permit No. GSI000726, Issued August 23, 2002


PHILADELPHIA, PA FACILITY Facility Description

Start-up Date: 1985

Facility Size: 3 acres

Services Provided:

Management of non-PCB Electrical Equipment

Commercial storage of PCB Items/PA Residual Waste PCB Materials

Typical Customers: utility companies (private and public), manufacturing operations, waste brokers, and governmental agencies.

The Philadelphia facility is permitted by the state of Pennsylvania as a Residual Waste Transfer facility and by the USEPA as an Interim Status TSCA commercial storage facility. This facility functions as a PCB storage and transfer operation for the region and provides storage and consolidation of PCB materials.

Typical Waste Streams: non-PCB and PCB-contaminated mineral oils, transformers, capacitors, bushings, debris, solids and other electrical equipment.


Permits PCB Storage Capacity: 66,000 gallons US EPA ID No. PAD981113749

Storage and consolidation capabilities for all PCB materials

PADEP Residual Waste Transfer Facility Permit No. 301077

USEPA Interim Status TSCA Commercial and Storage Facility

Non-PCB (<50 ppm) electrical equipment management


MD Department of The Environment Oil Operations Permit No. 2000-OPX-3063; 2000-OPT-3063

BALTIMORE, MD FACILITY

MD Department of The Environment NPDES Permit No. 97-SW and 00-HT

Flammable Storage Permit No. 39249


Start-up Date: 1989


Services Provided:

Organic Aqueous Waste Treatment via Supercritical Fluid Extraction

Storage and Transfer of Waste Oils Inorganic Aqueous Waste Treatment

The Baltimore plant services Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic United States as a treatment facility for a variety of industrial wastewaters and as a transfer station for other industrial wastes including flammables, oxidizers, poisons and reactive materials.

o Chemical Precipitation

o Sludge Dewatering/Fixation

o Acid/Base Neutralization

Stabilization

Container Storage, Consolidation and Transfer This facility also provides a unique liquid/liquid extraction system for treating organic contaminated wastewaters. Wastes not treated on-site are shipped to other company-owned plants or approved ultimate disposal sites.

Inorganic Lab Chemical Treatment/Consolidation

Typical Customers: electronic equipment; chemical, plastics, and machinery manufacturers; medical facilities; laboratories; utilities; petroleum distribution; and government agencies.

Permits

U.S. EPA ID No. MDD980555189 Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters; inorganic cleaning solutions; oils; spent flammable solvents; organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals; paint residues; debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups; off-spec commercial products.

Maryland Department of Environment Controlled Hazardous Substances Facility Permit No. A-151 (Part B Equivalent)

City of Baltimore (POTW) Industrial Pretreatment Operating Permit No. 1-01818


MD Department of Environment Air Quality Permit No. 24-02260

For Bulked Wastes: 1,411,771 gallons

For Containerized Wastes: 1,144 drums

Wide range of permitted waste codes


SOUTHEAST & GULF REGION FACILITIES

Facility Description REIDSVILLE, NC FACILITY

Start-up Date: 1980


Services Provided:

Solids Bulking

Liquids Bulking

Rail Served

Lab pack Consolidation, Pour-Off and Bulking

Cylinder Management

Storage prior to final Treatment and/or Disposal

The Reidsville facility is located in central North Carolina near Greensboro and is positioned to service the Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia territories. This facility is fully permitted to manage a wide variety of regulated materials including RCRA hazardous waste and PCBs, as well as non-regulated waste materials. Additionally, the facility is utilized for lab pack consolidation, bulking of solid and liquid wastes, and for storage prior to shipment to company owned and operated treatment and disposal facilities.

Typical Customers: hospitals, colleges and universities, utilities, government agencies, pharmaceutical companies, manufacturers, research and development, aeronautical industry, automotive assembly.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups.

Permits Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities Hazardous Waste Management Permit:

RCRA NCD000648451-R1-M1 990,000 Gallons Permitted (350,000 gallons constructed) State Air Permit: 0688R15

PCB Storage Approval: NCD000648451

Storm Water Permit: NCS000085

USDA-APHIS Soils Permit: S-59350


Facility Description & General Information CHATTANOOGA, TN FACILITY

Start-up Date: 1987

Facility Size: 11.1 acres

Services Provided:

Wastewater Treatment

Oil/Water Separation

Solidification

Solids Disposal

Containerized Waste Processing The Chattanooga facility services the Tennessee Valley, southern Appalachians and the Carolinas, and offers physical/chemical treatment of non-RCRA regulated industrial wastes. This site can treat liquids, solids and sludge, and it receives and processes bulk tankers, roll-offs, end dumps, and van trailers of drummed and palletized wastes.

Return Goods/Consumer Commodity Destruction

Typical Customers: manufacturers of motor vehicle parts, carpets and rugs, tires, fabricated rubber, paints, inorganic chemicals, toiletries and aluminum sheets and foils. Treated water is discharged into the city of

Chattanooga’s Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTW); process residuals are treated and shipped to a local subtitle D landfill. Certain waste streams can be directed to a waste-to-energy facility.

Typical Waste Streams: non-hazardous contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, off-spec commercial products. Permits


US EPA ID No. TND982141392

NPDES Permit (POTW and Stormwater) Nos. 9906 and TNR 051511 Drum Storage Capacity: 1,040 drums

Bulk Liquid Storage: 800,500 gallons Synthetic Minor Air Permits Nos. 5155-50300810-01C, 5155-50100701-02C, 5155-50300830-04C, 5155-50300701-06C

Bulk Solid Storage: 800 tons

Permit by Rule No. SWP33-105-1059

Basic Air Permits Nos. 5155-30501613-07C


TUCKER, GA FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1982


Services Provided:

Non-PCB and PCB Oil Treatment by Detoxification

TSCA Commercial Storage Operations

Non-PCB Electrical Equipment Management

Typical Customers: utilities (public and private), manufacturing operations, waste brokers, electrical contractors, and governmental agencies.

The Tucker facility is fully permitted to decontaminate non-PCB and PCB oil via chemical treatment and to store PCB materials in the PCB Commercial Storage facility. The facility is utilized for TSCA permitted storage prior to shipments of TSCA materials to company-owned treatment and disposal plants. Typical Waste Streams: non-

PCB and PCB-contaminated mineral oils, transformers, capacitors, bushings, debris, solids and other electrical equipment.

Permits

US EPA ID No. GAD980839187


TSCA Commercial PCB Storage USEPA Region 4

PCB Storage Capacity: 203,995 gallons TSCA Oil Detoxification USEPE Region 4

Non-PCB and PCB oil detoxification

Non-PCB (<50 ppm) electrical equipment management


Facility Description & General Information BARTOW, FL FACILITY Start-up Date: 1987


Services Provided:

Solvent Recovery

Fuels Blending

Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Solids Bulking

Unknown Material Identification Storage prior to final Treatment and/or

Disposal Located in west central Florida, the Bartow facility is fully permitted to manage a wide variety of regulated materials including RCRA hazardous waste, PCBs, APHIS soils and non-regulated waste materials. The facility is utilized for permitted storage, fuels blending and recycling.

Typical Customers: hospitals, colleges and universities, laboratories, utilities, manufacturers, government agencies, hotels, space industry.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products.

Permits

RCRA/HSWA (EPA) Operating Permit No. 64247-HO-007

TSCA Permit No. FLD 980 729 610

Used Oil Permit No. FLD 980 729 610 Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities Universal Waste Lamps and Devices

Handler Permit No. FLD 980 729 610 Bulk Storage Capacity: 230,200 gallons Air Permit Nos. 1050167-003-AC and

1050167-004-AF Drum Storage Capacity: 4,424 drums (55-gallon)

Storage Tanks Permit No. 90602192 Roll-Off Storage Capacity: 48,468 Gallons (6 x 40 Cubic Yards) USDA APHIS Permit No. S-43764

South Florida Water Management District Permit No. 401359


LONE MOUNTAIN (WAYNOKA, OK) LANDFILL


Start-up Date: 1978


Avard Transfer Facility: 35 acres

Services Provided:

Waste Treatment and Storage

RCRA Hazardous Landfill Operations

Waste Water Treatment

Rail Transfer Operations The Lone Mountain landfill facility is rail served and is fully permitted to manage a wide variety of regulated materials including RCRA hazardous waste, Mega Rule PCBs, and non-regulated waste materials. This facility also operates an on-site wastewater treatment unit for processing landfill leachate and customer wastewaters.

Typical Customers: manufacturing, R&D facilities, military & government facilities, pharmaceutical companies, chemical facilities, private and governmental clean-up activities.

Typical Waste Streams: PCB soil and debris (Mega Rule), non-hazardous soil, hazardous soil for direct landfill, hazardous soil for treatment of metals and organics on a case-by-case basis, debris for microencapsulation or macro encapsulation, plating waste, acidic waste, caustic waste, cyanide and sulfide bearing waste, and hazardous and non-hazardous liquid.

Permits

US EPA ID No. OKD065438376

RCRA/HSWA Operating Permit No. 3547005

RCRA Post Closure Permit No.OKD065438376-PC


Stormwater General Permit No. OKR100421

Drum Storage Capacity: 207,295 gallons (3,769 drums)

Air Quality Permit No. 96-517-O Hazardous Waste Storage Tank Capacity: 2,322,515 gallons APHIS Soil Permit No.S-51324

Waste Water Treatment permitted throughput: 130,000 gallons/day

All current hazardous waste codes


DEER PARK, TX FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1971 Facility Size: 145 acres Services Provided: Incineration of all types of wastes (solids, liquids, sludge and gas), drums, tankers and rail Storage prior to Incineration On-Site Landfill of incineration residues On-Site Wastewater Treatment of self-generated aqueous by-products

The Deer Park facility is fully permitted to manage a wide variety of regulated materials including RCRA hazardous waste, PCBs, APHIS soils, and non-regulated waste materials. Properly packaged infectious wastes and witness-burned DEA-controlled substances can also be incinerated at the Deer Park facility.

Alternative and comparable fuels for reuse Typical Customers: chemical facilities, pharmaceutical companies, manufacturers, R&D facilities, colleges and universities, government research facilities, state and municipal agencies, medical facilities.

Utilized for incineration, the Deer Park facility is self-supported with ancillary units. It is a stand-alone disposal facility with an on-site landfill, a wastewater treatment plant and storage/processing units. A full staff of technical, operational and administrative personnel handles the most complex customer needs.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products, cylinders and lab packs. Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities

Permits

Incineration: Train I, 180 MM BTU/HR; Train II, 153.5 MM BTU/HR

US EPA ID No. TXD055141378 TCEQ Facility Permit for Industrial Solid

Waste Management Site No. HW-50089 (Part B)

Tank Storage Capacity: 830,000 gallons Drum Storage Capacity: 1,490,000 gallons

(25,000 drums) TCEQ Compliance Plan CP-50089 Tanker Storage Capacity: 132,000 gallons

(24 tankers) TCEQ Water Permit No. WQ0001429000 TCEQ New Source Review Air Permit Nos.

5064 and N001 Bin Storage Capacity: 6,120 cubic yards

(200 bins) TCEQ Federal Operating Permit No. O-

1566 (Title V Air Permit) PCBs - Incineration Authorized on Train I:

575,000gallon tank capacity; 300,000-gallon drum capacity. US EPA TSCA Authorized for Commercial

PCB Storage and Incineration Most non-Dioxin waste codes are permitted for incineration. USDA Soil Permit

Harris Galveston Coastal Subsidence District Permit No. 100601

TCEQ Water Well Permit No. 1487


LA PORTE, TX FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1988


Service Provided:


Typical Customers: petrochemical refineries, R&D facilities, colleges and universities, government research facilities, pharmaceutical companies, chemical facilities, state and municipal agencies, manufacturers, medical facilities.

The La Porte facility is located on the Houston Ship Channel and is positioned to service Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Northern Mexico.

Typical Waste Streams: cylinders, drums, lab packs, contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products.

This facility is fully permitted to manage a wide variety of regulated materials including RCRA hazardous waste, PCBs, and non-regulated waste materials. It is utilized for permitted storage prior to shipment to company owned treatment and disposal facilities.


Drum Storage Capacity: 1,064,270 gallons (19,350 drums)

Permits

US EPA ID No. TXD982290140 PCB Storage: 55,000

gallons Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Hazardous Waste Facility Part-B Permit No. HW-50225-001 Wide range of

permitted waste codes US EPA TSCA Storage Permit

Rail siding


Facility Description & General Information ALTAIR, TX LANDFILL

Start-up Date: 1973 Facility Size: 548.8 acres owned Services Provided:

Disposal Transportation by request

Typical Waste Streams: municipal solid waste and non-hazardous industrial waste. Typical Customers: municipalities.


The Altair facility is located in south central Texas and services approximately seventeen counties. It is a subtitle D landfill permitted to accept Class 2 and Class 3 non-hazardous industrial waste and municipal solid waste (MSW). This Colorado County Landfill is a Type 1 municipal landfill operated by Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. under the Texas Commission on Environmental Equality. The site has 157.2 (permitted) acres located 2 miles north of Altair and 8 miles south of Columbus, Texas.

Municipal/Industrial

landfill No treatment or storage

capabilities at the Altair facility


Permits

TPDES General Stormwater Permit No. TXR50000

Municipal Solid Waste Permit No. HO203


WHITE CASTLE, LA FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Dates: 1985 (Construction); 1988 (Waste Treatment)

Facility Size: 320 acres (250 additional acres of land farm cells)

Service Provided:

Biological treatment of non-hazardous waste

Typical Customers: chemical facilities, manufacturers, refineries, truck washers.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, equipment washwaters, tank cleanouts, organic cleaning solutions, oils, oily wastewaters, paint residues, off-spec commercial products, contaminated soil, and wastewater treatment solids.

The White Castle facility is a land farm located in southern Louisiana. The facility is utilized for the biological treatment of non-hazardous waste and can accept a wide variety of non-hazardous materials including pH 2-12.5, liquids, solids, sludge, high solids, high BOD, high COD and high organics.


Drum Storage Capacity: 17,600 gallons (320 drums)

Permits Tank Storage Capacity: 500,000 gallons

US EPA ID No. LAD982549636 (Small Quantity Generator) Cake Building Capacity: 600 cubic yards

Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality Solid Waste Permit No. P-0059

Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality Air Quality Permit No. 1280-00046-01

Louisiana Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit No. LA0065501


BATON ROUGE, LA FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1970 Facility Size: 642 acres Services Provided:

Wastewater Treatment Bulk Solids Processing and Repack Solids and Liquids Drum Processing Liquid Bulking and Blending Rail Car Unloading and Cleaning Services Tank Trailer Clean Out

Specialty Processing of Difficult to Handle Waste

The Baton Rouge facility is fully permitted to manage, store, and dispose of a wide variety of materials including RCRA hazardous waste, CERCLA waste, and non-regulated waste materials.

Typical Customers: petrochemical industry, pharmaceutical companies, agricultural manufacturers, truck and tank wash facilities, manufacturing facilities.

This facility offers a variety of mid-stream processing steps to prepare waste for efficient disposal, as well as providing end disposal for commercial hazardous and non-hazardous wastewaters.


Permits

US EPA ID No. LAD010395127 Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities RCRA Part B Permit No. LAD010395127-P

HSWA Permit No. LAD010395127-P Permitted Drum Storage Capacity: 962,200 gallons Federal NPDES Permit No. LA0038245

Consolidated Air Permit No. 0840-00019-03 Tank Farm Storage: 219,000 gallons Small Source Air Permit No. 2528 RCRA Permitted Trailer Storage Area 10-Day Transfer Authorization NPDES Permitted Commercial Wastewater

Treatment Plant 10-Day Transfer capabilities 42 Longwater Drive • PO Box 9149 • Norwell, Massachusetts 02061-9149 • 800.282.0058 • www.cleanharbors.com 137

COLFAX, LA FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1993


Services Provided:

LTL Services

Explosive Packing Service

Demilitarization Storage prior to final Treatment and/or

Disposal The Colfax facility is located in central Louisiana approximately 35 miles northwest of Alexandria. With a health and safety record that is unparalleled in the United States, this facility is uniquely permitted to treat over 300 kinds of explosives and reactive wastes. Storage for explosives is provided in ten permitted ATF storage magazines.

Typical Customers: explosive manufacturers and end-users, government/military ordnance suppliers, automobile airbag manufacturers, DOD/DOE/Corp of Engineer projects, oilfield industry, colleges, universities, medical facilities, research centers and private.

The Colfax facility is capable of treating a wide range of materials from fireworks and contaminated debris to rocket motors. Thermal treatment in 20 permitted burn units treats the waste. Residue is collected from the treatment process and shipped off-site for disposal at an approved facility. Metal by-products are shipped off-site for recycling

Typical Waste Streams: undeployed air bags; fireworks; rocket motors; munitions; propellants; high explosives; warheads; shaped charges; detonating cord; and nitro-related compounds.


Permits Treatment Through-Put: 480,000 pounds Net Explosive Weight (NEW) annually US EPA ID No. LAD981055791

Storage Capacity: 50,000 pounds NEW in 10 storage units

Louisiana Department of Environment Quality Small Source Air Permit No. 1120-00010-00 Waste Codes Accepted: All waste must carry

D003. LPDES Stormwater General Discharge Permit No. LA0101931 Transportation Service is provided by approved

Sub-Contract transport for transportation of hazardous waste and explosives.


EL DORADO, AR FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1974 Facility Size: 370 acres (50 acres are currently active for waste management) Services Provided:

Incineration of all types of hazardous and non hazardous wastes (solids, liquids, and sludge), drums, tankers and rail

Storage prior to incineration Management of a wide variety of cylinders,

large C-Class cylinders, ISO, and multi tube trailers of compressed gas

Alternative and comparable fuels for reuse at waste fired boiler

Clean Harbors El Dorado incineration facility specializes in the treatment of hazardous wastes (RCRA regulated) and nonhazardous wastes by high temperature incineration. RCRA liquids are fed into the rotary kilns and the secondary combustion chamber, depending on the specific characteristics of the waste.

Typical Customers: chemical facilities, pharmaceutical companies, manufacturers, R&D facilities, colleges and universities, government research facilities, state and municipal agencies, medical facilities.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products, cylinders and lab packs.

Two rotary kilns are utilized for treatment of solids and sludge. RCRA solids and sludge may be received from the customer, packaged for ram feed into the rotary kilns, repacked for ram feed, or fed directly into the kilns through an automated shredder auger machine. This system enables the El Dorado facility to accept waste that is packaged in any size Department of Transportation (D.O.T.) approved container.


RCRA Solids Containerized Storage Capacity: 1,459,645 gallons (26,539 55-gallon drums)

Permits

EPA ID No. ARD069748192 RCRA Liquid Tank Storage Capacity: 1,859,444 gallons RCRA Part B Permit No. 10H-M018

NPDES Permit No. AR0037800 Total Incineration Capacity: 42,410 lbs./hour ADEQ Operating Air Permit No. 1009-

AOP-R1 o 39,011 lbs./hour for the Secondary Combustion Chamber (SCC) and its associated equipment (kilns)

o 3,399 lbs./hour for the Resource

Recovery Boiler


MIDWEST REGION FACILITIES Facility Description & General Information

CINCINNATI, OH FACILITY Start-up Date: 1980


Services Provided:

Organic Aqueous Waste Treatment

Stabilization

PCB Wastewater Treatment

Fuels Blending (liquids, solids and semi-solids)

Container, Storage, Consolidation & Transfer

Typical Customers: electronic equipment; chemical, plastics, and machinery manufacturers; medical facilities; laboratories; utilities; petroleum distribution; and government facilities.

The Cincinnati facility has wastewater treatment capabilities using chemical treatment and carbon absorption. Other capabilities include waste shredding, fuels blending, stabilization, and lab pack management and container storage. Industrial wastes accepted at this facility include flammables, corrosives, oxidizers, poisons and reactive.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters; inorganic cleaning solutions; oils; spent flammable solvents; organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals; paint residues; debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups; non-RCRA wastes; consumer commodities; PCBs.

Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities Permits

U.S. EPA ID No. OHD000816629 RCRA Container Storage: 150,000 gallons

Ohio EPA Part B Permit No. OHDO00816629

RCRA Tank Storage: 75,450 gallons

Ohio EPA State ID No. 05-31-0012

U.S. EPA - TSCA Interim Storage Permit for PCBs

Cincinnati Metropolitan Sewer Discharge Permit – MIL-089

Various Air Permits through Ohio EPA


CLEVELAND, OH FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1980


Services Provided:

Inorganic Aqueous Waste Treatment


o Storage and Transfer of Waste Oils



Container Storage, Consolidation and Transfer

Typical Customers: chemical, plastics, machinery, electronics and steel manufacturers; landfills; utilities; petroleum distribution; and government facilities.

This Clean Water Act facility serves Ohio and Midwestern United States as a wastewater treatment facility for a variety of industrial wastewaters. All wastewaters received at the Cleveland facility are treated on-site. Non-hazardous solids are managed and coordinated to approved landfills.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters capable of treatment through chemical precipitation, chemical oxidation, reduction, dewatering, fixation, and neutralization, including toxic metal solutions, corrosives, cyanides, sulfides, phenols, ammonias, inorganic cleaning solutions and non-hazardous oils.

Permits

U.S. EPA ID No. OHD000724153

Ohio EPA Hazardous Waste Exemption Letter (Hazardous Waste Facility Permit is not required.)


Ohio EPA Wastewater - Permit to Install 02-612

For Bulked Wastes: 5,000,000 gallons/month

Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District 4953-200 437ES02

For Containerized Wastes: 2,500 drums/month

Division of Air Pollution Control - City of Cleveland 6093G001

Ohio EPA Air Quality - Operating Permit No. 1318006093P001


HEBRON, OH RECYCLING FACILITY Permits

U.S. EPA ID No. OHD980587364 Ohio Hazardous Waste Facility Installation and

Operation Permit No. 01-45-0518 (Part B) Village of Hebron Wastewater Permit No. MIPP

94-18 Facility Description & General Information Start-up Date: 1981 Facility Size: 12 acres owned Services Provided: Storage and transfer

Solvent reclamation Clean Harbors Ohio recycling facility is centrally located in the Midwest in Hebron, Ohio. It is an Ohio Part B permitted facility that recycles spent industrial solvents. The facility also provides fuel blending and wastewater treatment.

Fuel blending Solids bulking Wastewater treatment Typical Waste Streams: chlorinated solvents, aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbon solvents, and ester solvents.

The facility performs solvent distillation on a wide variety of petrochemical and chlorinated solvents, including trichloroethylene (TCE), perchloroethylene (PCE) and methylene chloride.

Typical Customers: pharmaceutical, chemical, dry cleaners, and general manufacturers.

The facility also provides specialized tolling and can handle bulk and containerized waste. Recycled solvents are sold in bulk and in a variety of container sizes.


Tank Farm Storage: 482,000 gallons (with the ability to increase capacity to 1,230,000 gallons)

This facility is equipped with a distillation column, four Safety-Therm dryers, two thin-film evaporators (LUWAs), and three resin bed dryers. There is bulk storage capacity for 482,000 gallons and 136,080 gallons for containers.

Drum Storage: 136,080 gallons (with the ability to increase capacity to 217,140)

Accepts bulk and drum waste


Facility Description & General Information TWINSBURG, OH FACILITY

Start-up Date: 1990


Services Provided:

Scrap Metal Recovery Oven for destruction/decontamination of <500 ppm PCB-contaminated materials

Light Ballast Separation/Recycling

Commercial Storage of TSCA Waste Streams


Oil Storage (PCB and non-PCB)

The Twinsburg PCB facility is located in northeast Ohio and functions as an authorized TSCA Commercial Storage facility with rail access and tank storage for PCB liquids. This facility also provides decontamination capabilities for <500 ppm PCB materials.

Typical Customers: utilities (public and private), manufacturing companies, waste brokers, and governmental agencies.

Typical Waste Streams: non-PCB and PCB transformers, electrical equipment, ballasts, bushings, oils and debris. Permits

US EPA ID No. OHD986975399 Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities Ohio Air Permit: Final Permit to Operate

Facility ID 16-77-13-0050 Storage Capacity (Permit Limits): 120,340 gallons PCB materials USEPA Region 5 TSCA Commercial Storage

Approval No. 19J Processing capabilities include non-PCB and PCB-contaminated transformers, switches, ballasts and other electrical equipment.

USEPA Region 5 Approval to Operate Scrap Metal Recovery Oven No. D-8J

Light ballast teardown is highly automated. Metals granulation process ensures maximum recovery value.


ASHTABULA, OH FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1985


Services Provided:

Disposal of PCB-contaminated and PCB transformers, items, articles

Lead Shield Cable Processing

PCB and PCB-contaminated Gas Pipeline

TSCA Commercial Storage Facility

Truck Loading/Unloading The Ashtabula site is fully permitted to manage a wide variety of PCB materials and to act as a PCB disposal facility for high concentration materials. It was the first operation of its kind in the field of decontamination and disassembly of PCB electrical equipment. Ultimately, this facility recycles 90% or more of the total weight received.

On-site PCB Laboratory (Pennsylvania Registered)

Gas Meter Decontamination with Metal Recycling

Natural Gas Pipe Disposal/Recycling

Permits Typical Customers: utilities (public and private),

manufacturing operations, electrical contractors, waste brokers, and governmental agencies.

US EPA ID No. OHD981093420

Ohio Air Permit PTI No. 02-13770

Typical Waste Streams: PCB and PCB-contaminated oils, transformers, capacitors, gas meters, lead cable and other electrical equipment.

Ohio Title V Air Permit-Final

USEPA Region 5 Approval to Dispose of PCB Items by Disassembly, Decontamination and Recycling Treatment, Storage and Disposal

Capabilities Interim Status TSCA Commercial Storage Approval Storage Capacity: 237,600 gallons PCB

materials

Processing capabilities include PCB transformers, cable and electrical equipment.

Metals marketing capabilities


Facility Description & General Information CHICAGO, IL FACILITY

Start-up Date: 1980


Services Provided:

Inorganic Aqueous Waste Treatment


o Storage and Transfer of Waste Oils



Fuels Blending The Chicago facility serves Illinois and Midwestern United States as a treatment facility for a variety of industrial wastewaters, as a fuels blending facility, recycler of universal waste, and as a transfer station for other industrial wastes including flammables, oxidizers, poisons and reactive materials. Wastes not treated on-site are processed at other company owned facilities or at approved ultimate disposal sites.

Universal Waste Recycling – Florescent light bulbs


Inorganic Lab Chemical Treatment/Consolidation

Permits Typical Customers: electronic equipment,

chemical, plastics and machinery manufacturers; medical facilities; laboratories; utilities; petroleum distribution; and government facilities.

U.S. EPA ID No. ILD000608471

U.S. EPA RCRA Part B Permit, Log No. B-16, Expires Dec. 9, 2015

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters; inorganic cleaning solutions; oils; spent flammable solvents; organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals; paint residues; debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups.

Illinois EPA Facility ID No. 0316000051

Illinois EPA, Division of Land Pollution Control, Operating Permit No. 1980-36-OP, No expiration date

Illinois EPA, Division of Air Pollution Control, Air Permit No. 94100095, Expires Nov 17, 2008


For Bulked Wastes: 1,343,600 gallons Metropolitan Water Reclamation District Discharge Authorization No. 10142-3.2, Expires May 8, 2010

For Containerized Wastes: 2,969 drums/drum equivalents

For Transporter Wastes: 40 bulk transporters/roll-offs/drum vans


Permits CHICAGO, IL SOLVENT RECYCLING FACILITY RCRA Part B Permit No. 0316000053

HSWA Part B Permit No. ILD 005450697 Title V Application Air Emissions Permit

No. 031600BOZ Liquid Waste Handling Permit No.

ILD005450697 POTW Discharge Permit No. 13427-3 Industrial Alcohol User Permit No. SDA-IL-

2645


Start-up Date: 1969

Facility Size: 8 acres owned Clean Harbors Chicago recycling facility is located on the south side of Chicago, Illinois. It is a Part B permitted facility that recycles spent industrial solvents. The facility provides tolling services, traditional recycling, or a combination of the two.

Services Provided:

Solvent recycling Solvent tolling

Typical Waste Streams: chlorinated solvents, aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbon solvents, alcohols, ester solvents, ketones, n-methyl-2-pyrrolidine (NMP), and tetrahydrofuran (THF).

Tolling support provides a closed loop cycle in which the customer’s spent solvents are recycled and returned directly to that customer. Traditional recycling, where the product is recycled and sold on the secondary market, is the other mainstay of this facility. Customized solutions that utilize traditional recycling with tolling to meet customers’ unique requirements are also available.

Typical Customers: pharmaceutical, chemical, specialty chemical, petrochemical, and electronics manufacturers. Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities

This facility is equipped with six distillation columns, one liquid-to-liquid extractor, and one mole sieve dryer. There are 90 storage tanks available, ranging from 500 to 17,500 gallons, creating a total capacity of 940,000 gallons.

Tank Farm Storage: 940,000 gallons Recycles hazardous and non-hazardous

spent solvents Accepts bulk and drum waste


BURTON, MI FACILITY Facility Description & General Information


Services Provided:

Loading/Off-loading of Intermodal Shipping Containers

Certified Weigh Scales

Road Transportation for Roll-Offs, Drum and Intermodal Containers

On-Site Roll-Off Equipment

Container Rentals/Inspections

Rail Tracking The Burton Facility is a centrally located intermodal rail depot, which offers a cost-effective transportation alternative to Canadian and American companies seeking to transport their products.

Steam Cleaning

On-Site Maintenance and Repairs

Rail access is provided by CSX Rail Lines. CSX operates 40,700 miles (65,498 kilometers) of track spanning states and provinces throughout North America.

Typical Customers: waste management, automotive, tank and container companies.


Permits

US EPA ID No. MIR 000014530

Stormwater General Discharge Permit – Operating Permit No. MIS510391


10-Day Transfer Station

The facility holds a 10-day transfer permit.

Material can be routed through Burton to

Clean Harbors’ Canadian facilities.

Provides rail transfer services.


COFFEYVILLE, KS FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1984


Services Provided:

TSCA Commercial Storage Operations

PCB Disposal by Decontamination or Destruction

Non-PCB and PCB Oil Treatment by Detoxification


Onsite PCB Laboratory (Kansas NELAP Certified)

Located near the Kansas-Oklahoma border, the Coffeyville facility is a fully permitted TSCA treatment, storage, and disposal facility that offer PCB management solutions for high and low level PCB contaminated materials. The facility also has a limited RCRA storage permit approval. Transloading capabilities, field service personnel and hazardous waste/PCB transportation operations complement this facility’s offerings.

Transloading Capabilities and Rail Access

Typical Customers: electric utilities (public and private), manufacturing operations, waste brokers, electrical contractors and governmental agencies.

Typical Waste Streams: non-PCB and PCB contaminated mineral oils, transformers, capacitors, bushings, debris, solids and other electrical equipment.

Permits

US EPA ID No. KSD981506025 Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities

KDHE RCRA Storage

Kansas Title 5 Air Permit (#1250049) PCB Storage Capacity: 8,700,000 pounds

TSCA Transformer Decommissioning USEPA Region 7 PCB, PCB-contaminated, and non-PCB

electrical equipment, decommissioning and recycling TSCA Oil Detoxification USEPA Region 7

TSCA Commercial PCB Storage USEPA Region 7

Oil detoxification and recycling

Tank storage, drum storage and miscellaneous PCB item storage

RCRA storage of certain mercury-related waste streams


KIMBALL, NE FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1995


Services Provided:

Incineration


Typical Customers: electronic equipment; chemical, plastics, and machinery manufacturers; laboratories; utilities; petroleum distribution; and government facilities.

The Kimball facility utilizes a fluidized bed incinerator. This state-of-the-art thermal oxidation incinerator is capable of maximum destruction efficiencies of hazardous waste and is able to handle a wide variety of feeds. Ash from the incinerator is treated on-site, de-listed, and then placed in an on-site monofill built to RCRA Subtitle C standards. No other commercial incinerator in the United States has been approved for delisting of incinerator ash.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters; soils; solids; residues from chemical process industry; oils; spent flammable solvents; paint residues; and chemical spill cleanups.

Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities Supported by the local community, the Kimball site

provides generators with one of the lowest liability options for waste management.

Feed Capacity: 17,925 pounds per hour (solids, liquids, sludge)

Storage Capacity: Permits

Hazardous Waste Incinerator and Storage Facility Modified Permit (RCRA Permit) Permit No. NED981723513

For Non-Bulk Containerized Wastes: 60,500 gallons

For Bulked Liquid Wastes: 240,000 gallons Regulatory Amendment to Title 128,

Appendix IV (Delisting) For Bulk Container Storage: 8,724 tons

For Bulked Solids: 750 cubic yards National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Authorization to Discharge (NPDES Stormwater Discharge Permit) Permit No. NE0127892

Solid Waste Management Permit (Monofill Permit) No. NE0203238

Class I Air Operating Permit


SAWYER, ND LANDFILL North Dakota Department of Health NPDES

General Construction Stormwater Permit NDR03-0016

North Dakota Department of Health Permit TS-026 (Waste Transfer Station)


Start-up Date: 1988

Facility Size: 1,580 acres (480 permitted acres)

Services Provided: The Sawyer (a.k.a. Echo Mountain) facility is fully permitted to treat and landfill non-hazardous industrial wastes, liquids, solids, sludge (including decharacterized RCRA hazardous wastes), bulk and containerized wastes.

Non-Hazardous Industrial Landfill – Handling bulk solids and liquids, drums, super sacks, palletized boxes, totes, lab packs

Solidification –Routinely process 100 tons per day of bulk solids or 16,000 gallons of bulk liquids. Larger volumes can be processed with special scheduling.

Disposal cells are constructed with a triple liner system. Waste is contained in two layers of impermeable synthetic landfill liners and a three-foot thick layer of engineered clay. The cells have a leachate collection and removal system as well as a leak detection system. This design provides excellent long-term security for industrial waste placement. Underlying the entire area is high density, low permeability, in-situ clay. These factors make it virtually impossible for any waste at the Sawyer facility to have an adverse impact on the environment.

Shredding Capabilities Onsite


Onsite Thawing Facility

Typical Customers: agriculture/food producers, suppliers and manufacturers, oil producers and refiners, manufacturers, remediation/cleanup contractors, government facilities. The final disposal location of each load is tracked by a

three-dimensional gridding system. In addition, a North Dakota Department of Health inspector stationed at the facility oversees compliance with environmental rules. Clean Harbors’ indemnification policy ensures customers liability protection.

Typical Waste Streams: non-hazardous liquids and solids including –

Process waste Plastics Small capacitors

Asbestos Filter cake Drained transformers

The Sawyer facility has rail access located off-site, which can take shipments including intermodal containers, gondola cars and tankers. Our uploading lift can unload roll-off boxes and other bulk materials up to 25 tons from a flatbed.

Grease Spent catalysts Spent/Spilled chemicals

Metal cuttings Metal grindings WWTP sludge

Paint waste Paint filters Demolition debris

Blast sand Parts/Equipment Empty containers

Corrosives Floor sweepings

Permits US EPA ID No. ND0 000 351 270 Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities North Dakota Department of Health Permit ID-

110 (Industrial Waste Disposal) • Drum Storage Capacity: 500 drums

• Disposal Capacity: limited only by available remaining airspace

North Dakota Department of Health NPDES General Industrial Stormwater Permit NDR02-0295


WEST REGION FACILITIES

Facility Description SAN JOSE, CA FACILITY

Start-up Date: 1974


Services Provided:

• Containerized and Bulk Receiving

• Inorganic Treatment

• Fuels Blending

• Storage prior to final Treatment and/or Disposal

Typical Customers: R&D facilities, colleges and universities, government research facilities, pharmaceutical companies, chemical facilities, state and municipal agencies, manufacturers, and medical facilities.

The San Jose facility is located in the heart of the Silicon Valley and is positioned to service northern California. The facility is fully permitted to manage a wide variety of regulated materials including RCRA hazardous waste as well as non-regulated waste materials.



In addition, the facility is utilized for permitted storage prior to shipment to company owned and operated treatment and disposal facilities. • Drum Storage Capacity: 95,865 gallons (1,743

drums) Permits

• Wide range of permitted waste codes • US EPA ID No. CAD059494310

• RCRA Part B Permitted TSDF

• Industrial Wastewater Discharge No. SJ-487A

• Air Permit Plant No. 14638 (BAAQMD)

• CUP Permit 10-049 (City of San Jose)

• CADHS Laboratory Certification 2550


BUTTONWILLOW, CA FACILITY US Department of Agriculture Foreign Soils Compliance Agreement

Facility Description & General Information Start-up Date: 1982 Facility Size: 320 acres Services Provided: Non-Hazardous, California Hazardous, and RCRA Hazardous Landfill

Located in central California, the Buttonwillow facility is fully permitted to manage a large number of RCRA hazardous wastes, California hazardous waste, and non-hazardous waste for stabilization treatment, solidification and landfill. It can handle waste in bulk (solids and liquids) and in containers.

California Hazardous and RCRA Hazardous Stabilization Treatment California Hazardous Solidification California Non-Hazardous Surface Impoundment NORM and TENORM Disposal up to 1,800 pCi/grm Total Activity

This facility operates a permitted drum handling and storage area, which can store and/or transfer up to 1,500 drums. Permitted landfill capacity is in excess of 10 million cubic yards; current constructed landfill capacity is 950,000 cubic yards. The Buttonwillow facility serves a wide variety of industrial customers throughout California.

Typical Customers: oil exploration and production companies, oil refineries, government services, and a wide variety of industrial generators. Typical Waste Streams: non-hazardous soil, California hazardous soil, hazardous soil for direct landfill, hazardous waste for treatment of metals, plating waste, hazardous and non-hazardous liquid, and debris for microencapsulation.

Permits US EPA ID No. CAD980675276 Treatment, Storage and Disposal

Capabilities Hazardous Waste Operating Permit issued by Department of Toxic Substance Control April 6, 1996

Drum Storage Capacity: 1,500 drums (55-gallon equivalent)

California Regional Water Quality Control Board Waste Discharge Requirements 96-094 issued May 28, 1996

Wide range of RCRA and California waste codes.

Stabilization treatment operations can process 100 tons per hour. Kern County Conditional Use Permit No.

94-684 Acceptance capabilities are in excess of 200 loads per day. San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control

District Air permits for all permitted units Permitted landfill capacity is in excess of 10 million cubic yards. US Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife

Section 7 Permit Department of Fish and Game Live-Capture

Permit


WESTMORLAND, CA LANDFILL Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1980


Services Provided:

Treatment of heavy metals and other select wastes

Microencapsulation of contaminated debris Solidification of liquid and semi-solid

wastes Direct Landfill of wastes The Westmorland facility services southern California, Arizona, Nevada, and the Maquilladora market in Mexico. This facility is fully permitted to manage a wide variety of regulated materials including RCRA hazardous waste, NORM waste from geothermal operations, APHIS soils, and California-regulated waste materials. The Westmorland facility is utilized for treatment and solidification of various wastes prior to land filling as well as direct landfill of wastes in drum and bulk shipments.

Processing of bulk and/or drummed wastes Storage prior to final Treatment and/or

Disposal Typical Customers: geothermal electricity producers, petroleum industry, defense industry, heavy manufacturing (US & Mexico), R&D facilities, colleges and universities, US government installations, pharmaceutical companies, chemical facilities, state and municipal agencies, other manufacturing facilities, and distribution centers.

Typical Waste Streams: RCRA hazardous waste, NORM waste from geothermal operations, APHIS soils, and California-regulated waste materials.

Permits

US EPA ID No. CAD000633164

California Department of Toxic Substances Control Facility Permit No. CAD000633164 Treatment, Storage and Disposal

Capabilities California Regional Water Quality Control

Permit No. 94-005 Drum Storage Capacity: 50,000 gallons (1,000 drums)

Imperial County Conditional Use Permit No. 957-90 A&B, 958-90 A&B Bulk Storage Capacity: 195 cubic yards

Fully permitted treatment unit capable of stabilizing, microencapsulating, and/or solidifying a range of waste in bulk or drum quantities.

Imperial County Air Pollution Control District Permit to Operate No. 1633E

Stormwater General Discharge Permit - Operating Permit No. 7 13S003100

Fully permitted Class 1 landfill USDA APHIS Permit No. S-43094



WILMINGTON, CA FACILITY Facility Description & General Information Start-up Date: 1967


Services Provided:

• Fuels Blending (liquids, solids and semi-solids)

• Neutralization

• Solidification

• Container, Storage, Consolidation & Transfer

Typical Customers: electronic equipment; chemical, plastics, and machinery manufacturers; medical facilities; laboratories; utilities; petroleum distribution; and government facilities.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters; inorganic cleaning solutions; oils; spent flammable solvents; organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals; paint residues; debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups; non-RCRA wastes; consumer commodities.

Waste management activities at the Wilmington facility include storage and transfer of containerized wastes, treatment of waste, which cannot be reclaimed or reused, and transfer of materials, which cannot be further treated. Processes at the facility include lab pack handling, consolidation of solids and liquids, solidification, fuel blending and neutralization. Treatment, Storage and Disposal

Capabilities • Total RCRA Containerized Storage Capacity:

100,0000 gallons (1,818 55-gallon drum equivalents)

Permits

• U.S. EPA ID No. CADO44429835 • Tank Storage Capacity: includes 13 permitted

tanks with a total storage capacity of 150,000 gallons

• EPA Part B Permit No. CADO44429835

• CUPA Permit Consolidated Permit for Site No. 19051-022860-2


LOS ANGELES, CA FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1985

Facility Size: 2 acres plus

Services Provided:

PCB Transformer Management

Solids Bulking

Liquids Bulking


This facility services Los Angeles and the surrounding metropolitan area. It is fully permitted to manage a wide variety of regulated materials including RCRA hazardous waste, PCBs, CERCLA waste, and non-regulated waste materials in drums or bulk.

Typical Customers: municipalities, utilities, manufacturers, R&D facilities, colleges and universities, pharmaceutical companies, chemical facilities, medical facilities.

Typical Waste Streams: inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products.

Processing capabilities include oil processing, repackaging, and transformer processing. The Los Angeles facility also maintains a state-certified laboratory and is supported by a satellite 10-day transfer facility in San Diego, California.

Permits

US EPA ID No. CAD050806850

California Department of Toxic Substances - Hazardous Waste RCRA Part-B Permit


City of Los Angeles – Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit No. W-500467

Drum Storage Capacity: 130,300 gallons (2,369 drums)

US EPA TSCA – PCB Commercial Storage Permit

PCB Storage: 7,920 gallons (144 drums)

Tank Farm/Treatment Maximum Capacity: 329,800 gallons South Coast Air Quality Management

District – Air Permits (various units) Wide range of permitted waste codes

Department of Health Services, State of California - Certified Environmental Testing Laboratory: Certificate No. 1599


PHOENIX, AZ FACILITY Facility Description Start-up Date: 1979


Services Provided:

Solids Bulking Liquids Bulking Lab Pack Consolidation Storage Prior to Final Treatment or Disposal

Typical Customers: R&D facilities, colleges and

universities, government research facilities, chemical facilities, semi conductor manufacturers, state and municipal, manufacturers, medical facilities, emergency response customers, household hazardous waste customers.

The Phoenix facility is positioned to service Arizona, southeast Nevada, and Sonora, Mexico. Permitted to manage a wide variety of regulated materials including RCRA hazardous waste, cylinders, reactive materials, as well as non-regulated waste materials, this facility is utilized for bulking and storage of waste prior to shipment to Clean Harbors owned and operated treatment and disposal facilities.

Typical Waste Streams: Contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups.

Treatment Storage and Disposal Capabilities Permits

RCRA Drum Storage Capacity: 75,000 gallons (1,363 drums) USEPA ID# AZD049318009

RCRA Part B Permit - Interim Status Non RCRA Drum Storage Capacity: 150,000 gallons (2,726 drums) Arizona Special Waste ID No. 302353

NPDES Storm Water General Discharge Permit No. AZR05A6

RCRA Bulk Liquid Storage: 53,250 gallons Non RCRA Bulk Liquid Storage: 50,000

drums Maricopa County Air Quality Permit # 990262 Permitted for all USEPA Waste Codes; not

permitted for explosives or radioactive materials.


DEER TRAIL, CO LANDFILL Colorado Wastewater Discharge Permit, No. CO-0042064, CDPHE

Colorado Air Emissions No. 01AD0713 Facility Description & General Information

Permit issued - 1987, first waste received - 1991 325 acres of permitted facility surrounded by

5760 acres of Clean Harbors owned buffer zone Rural location 2.5 million cubic yards of permitted cell space Sited on the impermeable Pierre Shale formation

Services Provided:

Colorado Radioactive Materials License Issued on December 21, 2005

Storage, final treatment and landfill disposal Stabilization treatment of toxic metal wastes Custom treatment of organic wastes The Deer Trail facility is a fully permitted Subtitle C

landfill authorized to treat, store and dispose of a wide variety of hazardous and industrial wastes including RCRA, TSCA (megarule) and debris for encapsulation.

Chemical reduction Solidification of liquid wastes Deactivation and neutralization Micro encapsulation

Since December 21, 2005, Deer Trail has been licensed to dispose of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM) and Technologically Enhanced Radioactive Material (TENORM) wastes. This license was issued by the State of Colorado, Department of Public Health and Environment. Deer Trail can accept NORM and TENORM wastes containing radionuclide’s (in the decay series of U-238, U-235 and Th-232) up to 2000 pCi/gram. The Rocky Mountain Low Level Radioactive Waste Compact has designated Deer Trail as the Low Level Waste Facility for Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada.

Macro encapsulation Direct landfill

Typical Customers: Customers include, but are not limited to, remediation sites, chemical facilities, manufacturers, refineries, mines, plating facilities, and brokers.

Typical Waste Streams: Typical waste streams accepted include, but are not limited to, NORM and TENORM wastes, industrial metal bearing wastes, contaminated process wastewaters, refinery wastes, inorganic cleaning solutions, plating wastes, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products.

Deer Trail is located 75 miles east of Denver, CO. The facility can store, treat and dispose of wastes in bulk and containerized quantities. Deer Trail receives waste by truck and also by rail from a trans-loading point located in Sterling, Colorado.


Totally enclosed waste treatment building with dual emission control systems Permits

Drum Storage Building with capacity for 600 x 55-gallon drums or 33,000 gallons Colorado Radioactive Materials License

Number Colo. 1101-01, CDPHE Bulk Container Storage Area A: 2000 cubic yards of bulk solids RCRA Part B Permit renewed 2005, No. CO-

05-12-21-01, CDPHE Bulk Container Storage Area B: 1000 cubic yards of bulk solids EPA ID No. COD991300484, USEPA

Certificate of Designation, No. 147-82-C-CD, Adams County



ARAGONITE, UT FACILITY Facility Description & General Information Start-up Date: 1991 Facility Size: 35 acres Services Provided:

Rotary Kiln Incineration Technology Storage prior to final Treatment and/or Disposal Direct Burn Liquids and Sludge from Tankers Disposal of TSCA/RCRA Bulk and

Containerized Waste including Lab pack Containers

DEA Controlled Substance Reverse Distributor, Schedules 1-5

Rail served by both Union Pacific and Burlington Northern Railways

The Aragonite incineration facility is located in the Great Salt Lake Desert approximately 75 miles west of Salt Lake City, Utah in Tooele County. Its location is within a 100 square-mile zone established by the Tooele County Commission to be used exclusively for hazardous waste management activities. The nearest residential neighbor is approximately 45 miles southeast of the facility in Grantsville, Utah.

Typical Customers: refineries, R&D facilities, colleges and universities, government research facilities, pharmaceutical companies, chemical facilities, state and municipal agencies, manufacturers, medical facilities. Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products, compressed gas cylinders, household hazardous, DEA controlled substances, infectious and medical waste.

Within a 30-mile radius and in a southerly direction of the site, the land is used by the U.S. Army and Air Force for desert warfare training. The Federal Bureau of Land Management owns 95% of the land in the surrounding thirty miles.

Permits Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities

US EPA ID No. UTD981552177 Drum Storage Capacity (RCRA/TSCA):

550,000 gallons (10,000 drums) Notification of Hazardous Waste Activity UTD981552177 Liquid Tank Storage Capacity (RCRA/TSCA):

480,000 gallons Notification of PCB Activity UTD981552177 Conditional Use and Zoning Permits (Tooele

County) Sludge Tank Storage Capacity (Non-Flammable

RCRA/TSCA): 30,000 gallons Air Approval Order DAQE-168-02 Bulk Solid Tank Storage Capacity (Non-

Flammable RCRA/TSCA): 1,200 cubic yards at Aragonite. With the neighboring Clive facility, Aragonite can receive and store rail quantities and event business.

CERCLA Approval RCRA Construction and Operation of a

Hazardous Waste Facility UTD981552177 TSCA (Transfer, Storage of PCBs) UTD981552177 Wide range of permitted waste codes DEA Controlled Substance Registration

Certificate # RC0331049 Laboratory Certification (NELAP) HSWA UTD981552177 Soil Permit (Permit to import soils) S-4004


CANADIAN FACILITIES

RYLEY, AB FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1991


Services Provided:

Secure Hazardous Waste Landfill Disposal

Secure Non-Hazardous Waste Landfill Disposal

Storage prior to Treatment and Disposal

Typical Customers: R&D facilities, oil companies, chemical producers, federal and provincial government departments, institutional laboratories and other heavy manufacturers.

The Ryley facility is a hazardous waste transfer station as well as a secure landfill located in east central Alberta, a western Canadian province. This facility is permitted to accept all hazardous wastes with the exception of explosives, radioactive wastes and infectious wastes.

Typical Waste Streams: hazardous landfill solids, non-hazardous landfill solids, contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups.

Although the Ryley facility is prohibited by permit to treat hazardous waste on its site and cannot import hazardous waste for landfill disposal, it can import non- hazardous waste for landfill disposal.


Permits

Drum Storage Capacity: 2500 drums of hazardous waste.

Alberta Environment Approval No. 10348-01-00

PCB storage is included in the 2500 drums permitted.

Surface and Water Drainage License 24753 issued by Alberta Environment


DEBERT, NS FACILITY


Start-up Date: 1993


Services Provided:

Bulking of Regulated and Non-Regulated Waste Materials

Storage prior to final Treatment and Disposal

Typical Customers: oil and gas companies, refineries, HHW municipal programs, military bases, aircraft industries, pulp and paper mills, medical facilities, and a variety of small businesses.

The Debert facility is located in the Atlantic Region of Canada and is positioned to service Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. This fully permitted facility manages regulated and non-regulated waste materials.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups. The Debert facility is utilized for bulking and

storage prior to shipment to company-owned and operated treatment and disposal facilities. Treatment, Storage and Disposal

Capabilities Permits Drum Storage Capacity: 1,000 Drums

2002-025886-A02 Four (4) 32,000-Litre Tanks


GUELPH, ON FACILITY


Start–up Date: 1989 Facility Size: 3.5 acres Services Provided:

Waste Water Treatment

Biological Oxidation of Industrial Wastewaters

Sludge Solidification and Processing

Chemical Precipitation and Filtration

Typical Customers: automotive service industry, automotive manufacturing, primary steel industry, chemical facilities. Typical Waste Streams: automotive and industrial wastes, contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products.

Clean Harbors’ Guelph transfer and processing facility is located in the Ontario region and is positioned to service southern Ontario, particularly the Golden Horseshoe area around Toronto, Canada and eastern United States. Treatment Storage and Disposal

Capabilities The facility is fully permitted to manage liquid industrial waste and some corrosives in bulk, and is utilized to cost effectively treat oily water and non-hazardous sludge.

Bulk Storage Capacity: 530,600 liters

Maximum Daily Receiving Volume: 151,600 liters Permits

Wide range of permitted waste codes Certificate of Approval No. A170115

Maximum waste transported off-site for direct/indirect disposal is not to exceed 200,000 tonnes/day (does not include waste water)

MOE Certificate of Approval for air discharge 8-3095-89

Wastes stored on-site are not to exceed maximum storage capacity of 523,578 liters

Corrosive wastes (which are not leachate toxic) are limited to 720,000 liters per year


The plant provides solidification and stabilization for numerous inorganic solid waste streams currently accepted at Lambton and subject to the new LDR regulation.

LAMBTON, ON INORGANIC PRE-TREATMENT PLANT

Acceptable Waste Types

Clean Harbors’ analytical resources and unique variety of chemical treatment and stabilization processes make possible the cost-effective, environmentally secure disposal of most inorganic industrial waste streams and contaminated soil. The list below provides some examples of inorganic waste that can be treated in the pre-treatment plant.

Contaminated soil Heavy metal compounds Electric arc furnace dust (EAF) from steel manufacturing Acid residues (solids, slurries)

Alkaline residues (solids, slurries) Ontario’s Land Disposal Restriction (LDR) is now law. The LDR regulation prohibits the land disposal of untreated hazardous waste and requires the waste to meet specific treatment standards. The requirements will primarily affect companies in the following industry sectors: primary metals, petroleum refining, transportation equipment, fabricated metal products, and chemicals and chemical products.

Electrical/electronic manufacturing waste Inorganic waste from chemical and petrochemical industry processes Incinerator, boiler and industrial furnace residues Water treatment plant waste solids Debris

Facility Description

Clean Harbors’ team of technical service chemists and customer service specialist’s work with our clients to develop pre-treatment recipes to manage their specific waste streams and to evaluate the most cost effective waste management options and solutions.

Start-up Date: September 2007

Capacity: 50,000 tonnes per year

Operating Hours: 24 hours

Container Handling: Dump units, roll-offs, lugger boxes

Construction of the Lambton pre-treatment processing plant for inorganic solids was completed in September 2007. This project represents an investment of over $2.5 million at the Clean Harbors Lambton Facility.

Final Disposal: On-site secure, chemical landfill

Other Services: On-site analytical laboratory


LAMBTON, ON INCINERATION FACILITY No radioactive wastes

Reactive wastes (case by case)


Start up Date: 1969


Services Provided:

Direct Burn Capability

On-Site Ash Disposal

Clean Harbors’ Lambton incineration facility is ISO 14001 certified and services Canada and the United States. The facility utilizes a liquid waste injection incineration consisting of a fixed unit incinerator, a semi-dry spray dryer absorber, and a four-compartment baghouse. This high-temperature incineration system provides a cost-effective and environmentally sound option for the management of liquid and pumpable materials.

Typical Customers: business sectors including electronics, automotive, lubricants, chemicals, plastics, agriculture, and steel.

Typical Waste Streams: water and organic liquid wastes containing metals, landfill leachates, phenolic waste waters.

Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities The facility, which is operational 24 hours a day, 7

days a week, also has a certified laboratory and a household hazardous waste depot.

The incinerator has a practical capacity of about 100,000 tonnes per year (220,000,000 lbs.). Material processed must be pumpable and can include all waste except PCBs, pathogens, radioactives, and cylinders.

Permits

Certificate of Approval # A031813 The tank farm consists of 25 storage tanks

with approximately 8,000,000 liters (2,000,000 U.S. gallons) of storage capacity.

Certificate of Approval (Air) # 8-1030-94-006

Waste Acceptance Criteria The certificate of approval limits the amount of organic halogen to less than 2% at the gate.

PCB wastes < 50 ppm

Organic halogens < 2%

Viscosity < 1000 c.p.s.

Total mercury < 10 ppm

Chlorinated pesticides (case by case)

No pathological/biological wastes


LAMBTON, ON LANDFILL No reactive or ignitable wastes

Pesticides (case by case)

Dioxins and Furans (case by case)


Total volatile organics < 2%

Waste must exceed 15 p.s.i. compressive

strength

Facility Description & General Information Start-up Date: 1969

Facility Size: 300 acres The Lambton Landfill is located in southwestern Ontario approximately 15km southeast of the city of Sarnia. This facility is positioned to service customers in the Great Lakes Basin located in Canada and the United States.

Services Provided:

Secure Chemical Landfill Disposal Flexible Container Handling

Certified Laboratory (CAEAL, AIHA

Accreditation) The facility is permitted to manage a wide variety of hazardous wastes excluding explosives, PCBs, radioactive and pathological wastes. Waste is accepted at this facility directly from customers or from Clean Harbors’ extensive network of service centers.

State-of-the-Art Treatment Process for Inorganic Waste

Typical Customers: manufacturers, remediation, Fortune 500 companies, medium and small generators.

Permits

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris fromtoxic or reactive chemical cleanups.

Ontario of Ministry of the Environment Certificate of Approval #A031806

Waste Acceptance Criteria

PCBs < 50 ppm Treatment Storage and Disposal Capabilities

No pathological/biological wastes

No radioactive wastes Total Capacity of Cell 18: 1.91 million

cubic meters. No compressed gases


LAMBTON, ON ACID & ALKALI PLANT On-site Ash Disposal Waste Profiling and Characterization

Typical Customers: steel mills, automotive industry, oil refineries, chemical manufacturing.

Typical Waste Streams: spent pickle liquor, degreasers, solvents and cleansing agents.

Treatment Storage and Disposal Capabilities

U.S. EPA Inorganic Acids and Alkali

Constituent Containers Bulk Caustic and Alkali No limit No limit The Lambton Acid & Alkali Plant receives liquid wastes for neutralization. The wastes are blended in a controlled neutralization process and fed to the incinerator for final processing. The pretreatment process features large throughput and has the capability to receive waste in bulk, drums and totes.

Hydrofluoric acid No limit < 50% Sulfuric acid < 60% < 50% Hydrochloric acid No limit No limit Non-fuming Nitric acid < 30% < 20%

Phosphoric acid Maximum temperature restrictions may apply; (case by case).

< 85% < 50%

This ISO 14001 certified plant is operational twenty-four hours a day, accepts a wide range of permitted waste codes, and services customers in Canada and the United States.

Chromic acid No limit No limit Hydrobromic acid < 50% < 50%

Permits Must be pumpable in winter (<1000 cps at 4° C)

Viscosity Certificate of Approval #A031806

(Neutralization/Incineration) PCBs < 50 ppm Reactivity Non-reactive with receiving tank

Solids Suspended solids only (<1/8”) Organic Halogens < 2% w/w Facility Description & General Information Organic Fluorine < 200 ppm

Start-up Date: September 2002 Ammonia < 10 % w/w Mercury < 10 ppm

Facility Size: 300 acres (total site) Odour Minimal

Services Provided:

Acid and Alkali Neutralization Re-use of Clean Caustics


Facility Description & General Information LONDON, ON FACILITY

Start -up Date: 1977 Facility Size: 5.9 Acres Services Provided:

Chemical waste treatment (neutralization, hydrolysis, oxidation, reduction)

Drum processing Waste profiling / characterization Brokerage

Solidification and stabilization Recycling The London facility services Ontario, Canada and

the United States providing waste transfer and processing including reduction, re-use, recycling and recovery of waste materials. This facility is designed to receive, store and process drum and bulk wastes and is permitted to receive a variety of hazardous and non-hazardous wastes.

Industrial maintenance Storage tanks (including indoor heated

storage) Typical Customers: industrial plants and companies, chemical and petro-chemical industries, transportation companies, cosmetic and pharmaceutical manufacturers, hospitals, and educational and research institutions

Permits:

Certificate of Approval No. A041603 Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products

Type of Approval: Waste Disposal Site (Transfer/Processing)

Acceptable RCRA EPA Codes: D001 – D043, F, K, P, & U codes

Unacceptable RCRA EPA Codes: F020, F021, F022, F023, F026, F027, F028, K043, K099, K174, K178


Maximum amount of processed waste

removed per day shall not exceed 199 tonnes

Total combined amount of processed and/or transferred waste not to exceed 299 tonnes per day

Maximum amount of waste that may be stored on site at one time shall not exceed 2,419 tonnes


Services Provided: THOROLD, ON FACILITY

Waste Pretreatment

Storage prior to Final Disposal

Reactive and Compressed Gas Cylinder Treatment

Neutralization

Container Shredding

Solids Consolidation

Recycling

Repackaging

Lab Pack Processing for Fuels Blending

Clean Harbors’ Niagara transfer, recycling and processing facility is located in southern Ontario in the city of Thorold and services Canada, the United States and Basel Signatory Counties. The facility is utilized for pretreatment and consolidation of lab pack and drummed wastes prior to final disposal, and is fully permitted to manage the majority of waste types with the exception of PCBs, explosives, radioactive, and pathological waste streams.

Typical Customers: R&D facilities, colleges and universities, government research facilities, pharmaceutical companies, chemical facilities, provincial, state and municipal manufacturers, medical facilities, brokers.


Permits Treatment Storage and Disposal Capabilities

MOE Permit to A121026 Drum Storage Capacity: 741,280 liters (3,616 drums) PCB Storage Site 20392A031

Storm Water General Discharge Permit-4-0157-88-967

PCB Storage: 88,560 liters (432 drums)

Maximum transported off site for direct/indirect disposal not to exceed 199 tonnes/day


Start-up Date: 1981 Receiving capacity of 215 tonnes/day

Facility Size: 10.5 acres Bulk storage of liquid hazardous waste not to exceed 531,974 liters


MISSISSAUGA, ON FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1970


Services Provided:

Drum Collection and Consolidation

Drum Identification and Labeling

Bulk and Drum Fuels Blending

Pharmaceutical and Drum Shredding

Solids and Liquids Bulking for final Disposal


The Mississauga facility is located in the Greater Toronto area and serves all areas of the Golden Horseshoe of Ontario, as well as adjacent areas of the United States. This facility is fully permitted to process and transfer a wide variety of regulated and non-regulated waste materials and specializes in fuels blending.

Typical Customers: auto manufacturing, steel production, pharmaceutical companies, chemical facilities, manufacturers and municipalities.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products. Permits

Provisional Certificates of Approval Treatment, Storage and Disposal Capabilities

No. A220106 (transfer station) Bulk Liquid Storage Capacity: 1,180,400 liters No. A8581 (transportation) Drum Storage Capacity: 7,158 drums 8-3373-90-916 (air–drum bulking building) Bulk Solids Storage Capacity: 38

luggers/rolloffs (460 cubic meters) 8-3013-89-006 (air–tank farm)

8-3486-97-986 (air–air emissions)


VILLE MERCIER, PQ FACILITY Facility Description & General Information Start-up Date: 1972 Facility Size: 54 acres Services Provided:

Storage prior to final Disposal Final Disposal by Incineration

Typical Customers: petrochemical industry, aerospace, pharmaceutical companies, chemical facilities, state and municipal agencies, manufacturers, transfer stations.

Located near Montreal, Clean Harbors’ Mercier facility is an incineration complex that includes an analytical laboratory, material storage and decontamination station facilities.

Typical Waste Streams: contaminated process wastewaters, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic laboratory chemicals; paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products.

This facility is fully permitted to manage liquid and semi-liquid hazardous waste streams and is utilized for final destruction. Permits Treatment, Storage and Disposal

Capabilities Registration No. 1142749697

Tank Storage Capacity: 1,951,000 liters of liquid and semi-liquid waste

Ministry of the Environment of Quebec, Site for the Disposal of Liquid and Semi-Liquid Hazardous Waste Maximum Feed Rate: 140 liters per minute

Annual Maximum Capacity: 70,900 metric tonnes.

Ministry of the Environment of Quebec, Operating Permit of a Storage Site for Hazardous Waste Generated by Others, Prior to Disposal

Certificate of Approval for a Decontamination Station


THURSO, PQ FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1990


Services Provided:

Transportation, Control and Storage of Wastes

Laboratory Technical Analysis

Unknown Identification Located in the western region of Quebec province, the Thurso facility is positioned to service Quebec and east of Ontario provinces, and to receive wastes from other facilities in Canada and the United States.

Fuels Blending using Extruding System for Viscous Material

Drum Shredding

Storage prior to final Treatment and/or Disposal This facility is designed to receive, store and

process drummed wastes and is permitted to receive all wastes with the exception of PCB>50 ppm, explosive, radioactive and pathological wastes. The Thurso facility, which is ISO 14001 certified, possesses permits for the fuels blending process, for the transfer station to approved site, and for bulking of solid wastes.

Typical Customers: industrial plants and companies, chemical and petrochemical industries, transportation companies, cosmetic and pharmaceutical manufacturers, hospitals, and educational and research institutions.


Permits

Permit issued by the Ministry of Environment of Quebec province for the operation of a transfer station for hazardous wastes

Permit issued by the Ministry of Environment of Quebec province for the transportation of hazardous wastes


Drum Storage Capacity: 7,245 drums

Solids in Bulk Capacity: 800 tonnes



VILLE ST. CATHERINE, PQ FACILITY No radioactive wastes

No compressed gases

No reactive or ignitable wastes

Pesticides (case by case)

Dioxins & Furans (case by case)


Total volatile organics < 2%

Waste must exceed 15 p.s.i.


Clean Harbors operates a hazardous waste storage and transfer facility located in Ville Ste-Catherine, Quebec. This facility has been permitted by the Quebec Ministère de l'Environnement et de la Faune to receive, store, and transfer a variety of waste streams.


Services Provided:

Storage/Transfer

Consolidation

The facility is permitted to manage a wide variety of hazardous wastes excluding explosives, PCBs, radioactive and pathological wastes. Waste is accepted at this facility directly from customers or from Clean Harbors’ extensive network of service centers.

Typical Customers: manufacturers, remediation, Fortune 500 companies, medium and small generators.


Permits

Québec Ministère de l'Environnement et de la Faune facility I.D. #1145021615

Treatment Storage and Disposal Capabilities

Waste Acceptance Criteria Liquid wastes are stored in a 1,135,000 liter

tank farm PCBs < 50 ppm

No pathological/biological wastes 400 cubic meters of solid wastes can be stored in containers at the site.


DELTA, BC FACILITY Facility Description & General Information

Start-up Date: 1991


Services Provided:

Fuels Blending

Liquid/Solid Bulking

Chemical Treatment

Paint Can Bulking, Latex/Oil

Remedial Services-Special Projects

Oil Filter Crushing The Delta facility, located at the southwest tip of British Columbia, services BC, Alberta and the Pacific Northwest, USA. This facility is fully permitted to manage a wide variety of materials including hazardous and non-regulated waste materials. The Delta location is utilized for treatment as well as permitted storage prior to shipment to company-owned treatment and disposal facilities.


Typical Customers: manufacturers, pharmaceutical and chemical companies, colleges and universities, government facilities, hospitals.

Typical Waste Streams: automotive and industrial wastes, contaminated process wastewaters, inorganic cleaning solutions, oils, spent flammable solvents, organic and inorganic laboratory chemicals, paint residues, debris from toxic or reactive chemical cleanups, off-spec commercial products.

Additionally, Delta supports one permitted 10-day transfer facility (Pacific, Washington). This enables the region to benefit from economies of bulk purchasing and handling, particularly as Delta is rail served.

Permits

Special Waste Management Facility Permit No. PS-8388


Drum Storage Capacity: 379,250 liters (1,850 drums) hazardous License to Transport Special Waste

No. LT0249 Two tank farms for regulated and non-

regulated waste Discharge of Air Contaminates Permit No. GVA0277

5.2 million liters total liquid capacity

80 metric tonnes of bulk storage Wide range of permitted waste codes


WINNIPEG, MB FACILITY



Service Provided:

Storage prior to final Treatment or Disposal up to 180 days

Typical Customers: colleges and universities, government and R&D facilities, pharmaceutical companies, chemical and pesticide manufacturers, provincial and municipal departments, industrial equipment manufacturers, medical facilities.

The Winnipeg facility is located in the Prairie Region of Canada and is positioned to service the provinces of northwestern Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. The facility is permitted to receive a wide range of regulated materials. Radioactives, explosives, and PCBs are prohibited.


Additionally, the facility is utilized for permitted storage prior to shipment to company owned and approved treatment and disposal facilities.


Drum Storage Capacity: 300 drum equivalentPermits

Manitoba Conservation 70HW Generator ID MBG07391, Receiver ID MBR07393 and Carrier Permit MBC07392


SELECT PROJECT ABSTRACTS Clean Harbors responds to emergencies from almost every service location on a daily basis. This section provides overviews of large-scale projects that have utilized Clean Harbors’ National Response Team (NRT). We would like to note that we are available nationwide for any type of emergency, while still being capable to respond on a large scale without interrupting the day-to-day business at local service centers and facilities.


Project Abstract

EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO CRUDE OIL SPILL IN PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS

Client Type: Vessel Owner’s Spill Management Team Project Description: On Saturday January 23, 2010, a collision between an oil tanker bound for Exxon Mobil Corp Beaumont refinery and an outbound vessel towing barges resulted in a major crude oil spill in the port of Port Arthur, Texas.

The U.S. Coast Guard said that the towing vessel and the two barges it was pushing, ripped a hole in the side of the 807-foot tanker (Eagle Otome) at about 9:30 a.m., spilling an estimated 450,000 gallons of crude oil, or about 11,000 barrels. The Sabine Neches Waterway was closed to all vessel traffic along Port Arthur river front. The Coast Guard said early Sunday that the oil spill had been contained to a two-mile area. Coast Guard personnel said initial reports indicated none of the oil in the Texas spill had affected area marshes or hurt any local wildlife. He said officials believed the oil spill was basically contained in a stretch of the Sabine Neches Waterway, where the spill took place and that runs along the city of Port Arthur. Coast Guard personnel said the cleanup effort was expected to last at least through Sunday. On January 24, 2010 Clean Harbors was hired by Gallagher Marine Systems to remediate oil from beaches, marinas, and other heavy contaminated areas. Clean Harbors’ National Response Team mobilized and managed over 150 personnel for the spill and utilized nationwide company resources. A total of 8,200 feet of containment boom and twelve large response vessels were deployed by Clean Harbors. Total time frame for this spill was 3.5 weeks.


Project Abstract

EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO TANK FARM EXPLOSION, BAYAMON, PUERTO RICO

Client Type: Spill/ ER Management Company Project Description:

On October 23, 2009 at 12:30 am an explosion at a fuel storage facility in Bayamon, Puerto Rico shook the city

with a force equivalent to a 2.8 magnitude earthquake, according to the Puerto Rico Seismic Network. The Fires burned for three days and destroyed 11 of the facilities storage tanks containing such products as jet fuel, gasoline, and number 2 fuel oil.

The United States Coast Guard contacted the local office, Clean Harbors Caribe Inc., and requested an emergency response. Within an hour a Clean Harbors’ crew was on site assisting with the clean up efforts at the facility. Within hours of the reports of the fire at the facility Clean Harbors activated their National Strike Team sending Kevin Sheppard and Lee Barfield to Puerto Rico to assist in our response. Initially our resources used for the response were minimal due to the continued danger as the fires took days to completely extinguish. Further slowing the cleanup effort was the fact that the F.B.I had taken over the site and was treating it as a crime scene and we were limited in our response efforts during their investigation. Eventually we would be contracted through a spill/ER management company to provide response and recovery resources for the site. Clean Harbors would continue to work around the clock until December 8th, 2009 providing as many as 35 people and various skimming equipment and three vacuum trucks. The local office was able to continue to support their everyday clients because they received assistance for this project from Clean Harbors National Strike Team as Virgil Blanchard was brought in to manage our response and Stephen Sheppard was tasked with the finances of the project for us. These employees spent over a month on the island including their Thanksgiving holiday.


Project Abstract

EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO FLOODING IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA

Client Type: Public Services Project Description:

Torrential rains lead to flooding in and around metro Atlanta, Georgia in September 2009. Waters began rising on September 20, 2009 and flooding peaked on September 21, 2009. Multiple fatalities were recorded in the Atlanta metro area and throughout parts of Georgia and Alabama. Rising water from the Chattahoochee River flooded out Atlanta's sewer treatment plant (RM Clayton) causing a massive incursion of raw sewage into the rain stricken river.

Flooding became problematic in Atlanta once again as the effects of Hurricane Ida hit the area extremely hard. Heavy rains forced some streams over their banks in several Atlanta area neighborhoods.

On September 23, 2009 Clean Harbors was hired by the City of Atlanta to remediate the situation and follow with proper clean up. Clean Harbors’ National Response Team mobilized and managed over 50 personnel for the event and utilized nationwide company resources. Multiple vacuum trucks were used as well as the company providing a large blower unit to keep the plant up and running. The entire project took over 2 months.


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Project Abstract

EMERGENCY RESPONSE DUE TO HURRICANE GUSTAV/HURRICANE IKE

Client Type: Various Federal Agencies, Various Companies Project Description: Hurricane Gustav made landfall in Southwest Louisiana on September 1, 2008 as a category two hurricane with the eye passing over Cocodrie, Louisiana. When Gustav made landfall, it had sustained winds of 105 mph causing severe flooding and damage. An estimated 153 deaths and over 4 billion dollars in damage was caused to surrounding communities. About two weeks after Hurricane Gustav, Hurricane Ike made landfall as a category two on September 13, 2008. Ike had consistent winds of 110 mph and caused over 20 billion dollars in damage to the Galveston area of Texas across to Southwest Louisiana. Due to Clean Harbors’ positive record with post hurricane work in the past, the company was asked to immediately support a federal agency after Gustav with logistics. Clean Harbors played a major role in providing generators, fuel, trailers, and disposal equipment to keep essential federal facilities up in running condition due to damages caused by Hurricane Gustav. Nearly two weeks later, when Hurricane Ike made landfall in Texas, Clean Harbors’ logistics efforts were doubled for the federal agency they were working for. Clean Harbors was asked to provide several large fueling stations for this agency due to the lack of availability of fuel in the area. Clean Harbors also received requests from several other federal agencies and private companies at this time. The scope of work for these companies included remediating debris and waste from facilities, responding to small transformer spills in communities surrounding Galveston, and removing carcasses of cattle and horses that were a result of the severe flooding caused by Ike. After Clean Harbors’ involvement in the immediate response after Gustav/Ike, the company was asked by a federal agency to remove hazardous debris and waste from Cameron and Calcasieu Parishes in Southwest Louisiana. The scope of this work was very similar to work done in this same area by Clean Harbors after Hurricane Rita. Clean Harbors utilized equipment such as airboats, marsh excavators, and barge boats to remove debris from the marshland in these locations. The span of this work was approximately two months.


Project Abstract

EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO BARGE COLLISION OIL SPILL ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

Client Type: Vessel Owner’s Spill Management Team Project Description: On July 23, 2008 in New Orleans, Louisiana, a 600ft tanker ship collided with a tug and barge on the Mississippi River. The barge was carrying 10,000 barrels of # 6 fuel oil. Approximately 9,000 barrels or 420,000 gallons of oil were released when the barge was split into two sections by the tanker. The United States Coast Guard closed 100 miles of the river due to the incident. Clean Harbors immediately responded to the event through their local offices by activating their Nation Response Team. At the height of the spill, Clean Harbors had over 500 people and 28 large vessels working on the Mississippi River. Initial operations included deploying 22,000 feet of containment boom at collection points around the shoreline of the river as well as around vessels docked in the vicinity of the spill. Clean Harbors was also heavily involved in the shoreline cleanup that came along with the spill. Remediating oily debris and deploying absorbent materials were included in this operation. The total time span of the project was six weeks, through the end of July into the first week of September.


Project Abstract

EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO BUNKER OIL SPILL IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY

Client Type: Vessel Owner’s Spill Management Team Project Description: At approximately 8:30am on November 7, 2007, a 900 foot container ship had an allusion with the San Francisco Bay Bridge tearing a 200 foot hole on the port side of the vessel. This damage opened up two fuel tanks within the ship’s hull and leaked roughly 58,000 gallons of fuel oil into the San Francisco Bay. The oil spill affected 27 beaches within 5 counties in the San Francisco area. These counties included Marin County, San Francisco County, San Mateo County, Alameda County, and Contra Costa County. Not only were beaches inside the bay affected, but the Pacific Coastline from Stinson Beach down to Ocean Beach was affected, as well as several hundred birds and marine wildlife. On November 8, 2007 Clean Harbors was hired by an Oil Spill Response Organization (OSRO) to remediate oil from beaches, marinas, and other heavy contaminated areas. Clean Harbors’ National Response Team mobilized and managed over 100 personnel for the spill and utilized company resources from nearby locations such as San Jose, Sacramento, Los Angeles and San Diego. Because of their superior work on the initial spill cleanup, Clean Harbors was asked to remain working for the OSRO by providing maintenance operations and hot shot crews. Any remaining oil that was deposited on beaches, rocky areas, and house pilings after the initial spill was removed by Clean Harbors.


Project Abstract

EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO LOW PATHOGEN AVIAN INFLUENZA CONTAMINATED BUILDING

Client Type: Federal Agency Project Description: At the request of a United States federal agency, Clean Harbors (CHES) responded on the 29th of June 2007 to one of four bird farms in Ferndale, New York concerning a low pathogen outbreak of Avian Influenza. A population of quail within a group of 30,000 commercially raised birds was identified to be infected with the virus requiring the depopulation of the entire community of quail raised in a three story building. The structure was segregated in two equal sections to raise quail on one side of the building and ducks, which were not infected with low pathogen avian influenza and not considered within the scope of this project, on the other side of the building. Health, safety and bio-security considerations were paramount. All parties agreed that each on-site organization would be responsible for providing and wearing the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as deemed necessary in each agency or company established Health and Safety program. Considerations identified during the site walk and tailgate meeting were based on current industry poultry practices and logistics at the site. On-site composting of quail related substances was not an option and no material identified as gross contamination from inside the building was permitted to touch the ground outside the structure. Non-organic items (feeders, heating apparatus, etc.) inside the building were cleaned and disinfected. Organic items (bedding, litter material, solid/liquid fecal matter) not associated with structural integrity of the building were decommissioned and disposed as debris or waste. The first step taken was removing the animals and carcasses. Then organic and non-organic matter was properly disposed of. The debris and waste were put into different types of storage containers for transportation and disposal. Staged 55 gallon DOT approved drums were used for containerizing quail and egg related substances, and gross contaminated was put into double lined 25 and 30 cubic yard roll off containers. The final days on this project included complete sanitation of the building and a final walk through to ensure all objectives were completed. The entire decontamination of the building took a time span of 32 days.


Project Abstract

HURRICANE RITA RECOVERY, CAMERON, LOUISIANA

Client Type: Federal Agency Project Description: Hurricane Rita came ashore in southwestern Louisiana on September 24, 2005, with the storm’s eye passing near the community of Johnson’s Bayou directly south of Sabine National Wildlife Refuge (SNWR) in Cameron Parish, Louisiana. A Category III hurricane at landfall, Rita caused widespread damage to the surrounding areas with winds in excess of 100 mph and a storm surge topping 15 to 20 feet. The coastal communities of Holly Beach, Johnson’s Bayou, and Cameron received catastrophic damage. Oil drilling rigs and platforms located just offshore in the Gulf of Mexico also received heavy damage. Hazardous materials from these communities and commercial activities were carried by the wind and floodwaters into wildlife refuges, along with household materials, lumber, and displaced vegetation. Because of their current working relationship with a federal agency on the Hurricane Katrina disaster relief, Clean Harbors Environmental Services was called to aid in the recovery of hazardous materials from the wetland areas. After an initial flyover of Cameron Parish, Clean Harbors was asked to mobilize a crew of ten people. Working as a joint effort with two federal agencies, a second flyover was performed a month later revealing thousands of more items in the marsh than the initial flyover. Clean Harbors was able to use its extensive gulf coast networking to set up a fleet of over 20 single, double, and triple engine airboats, 8 marsh excavators and draglines, and 8 barge boats to assist in the effort. All of this equipment would follow teams of workers who walked the debris lines and picked up the debris. Crews spanned from the Louisiana – Texas state line eastward over 40 miles, and as far north as Hackberry, Louisiana (~15 miles). Clean Harbors was also able to procure a gated and secure office for two federal agencies to use as their command station in Lake Charles. Clean Harbors aided in recovering over 60,000 total hazardous items on the project. The joint task force set a goal of finishing the project by June 1, 2006, and Clean Harbors finished by April 1, 2006. Because of their superior work on the Rita recovery project, they were asked by a federal agency to perform the same duties plus the duties of other contractors at the Cameron Prairie and Sabine National Wildlife Refuges during the second half of 2006.


Project Abstract

HURRICANE KATRINA RESPONSE, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

Client Type: Various Project Description: On August 31, 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit the areas of southeastern Louisiana and southern Mississippi. Arguably the worst natural disaster in United States history, the hurricane destroyed thousands of homes and lives. Levee walls in New Orleans, Louisiana ruptured and flooded the entire city, forcing a complete evacuation of over 450,000 people in the city. Looting and violence ensued as much of the city searched for food and shelter, turning the city essentially into a war zone. The environmental damages and effects of the hurricane were numerous. According to the Natural Resources Defense Council, Hurricane Katrina triggered over 575 chemical and oil spills throughout the region, not to mention all of the water and mold damage that ensued from the flooding. Clean Harbors Environmental Services response employees went to Baton Rouge to ensure the safety of employees in that area and to assess damages. The Clean Harbors office in Baton Rouge had minimal damage, and was equipped with hundreds of acres of land. Event Strike Team personnel contacted a federal agency and informed them of our available resources in the area. The federal agency then requested to use the Baton Rouge facility as a command center for their response due to the security and available land. Within days Clean Harbors had procured over 30 camping trailers and set up a base to house over 300 people. The site was run as a normal service center at a much higher scale. Clean Harbors serviced over 30 customers and over 80 individual projects in the span of 8 months. The Clean Harbors facility in Baton Rouge turned into a miniature city, with several customers living on the property. Campers were set up with fully functioning sewerage, water, electricity, and any other essentials. Utility services were installed to handle the increased phone and internet capacity of two federal agencies. Over 200 people were working under Clean Harbors’ command including upper level managers, project managers, and technicians. More than 100 non-employees were using the facility as a base. Emergency response services were utilized near their full capacity for the entire company. Nearly every product line Clean Harbors offers worked during this response, including National Transportation, Technical and Remediation Services, Clean Pack, and Disposal. The field at the entrance of the facility was used as a helicopter launching pad for the two federal agencies and several other customers. At times there were over 15 helicopters on the property. Within a day of the initial call, Clean Harbors procured a barge containing over 300,000 gallons of fuel to use for one of the federal agencies’ fueling operations. On top of the barge fuel that was used, Clean Harbors had fuel station capabilities at the Baton Rouge facility that were fully utilized. A fueling team was set up to carry totes of fuel to several locations throughout the ravaged area, a job that lasted over 8 months. More than half a million gallons of fuel were delivered throughout the project. It took another federal agency nearly a month to pump all of the water out of the city of New Orleans. The flooding caused all chemicals and oils to spill into the water, creating a massive potential for infection. Clean Harbors utilized their hazardous materials handling training as well as their marine operations expertise to deploy boom at each individual pumping location on Lake Pontchartrain. Clean Harbors also assisted this federal agency in decontaminating their mobile morgues. Much of this work was considered highly hazardous due to all of the unknown pathological variables involved. At the Murphy’s Oil facility in New Orleans, a 250,000-barrel above ground storage tank (tank # 250-2) was dislodged, lifted and damaged in flooding associated with Hurricane Katrina. At the time, the tank contained 65,000 barrels of mixed crude oil, and released approximately 25,110 barrels (1,050,000 gallons). The released oil impacted approximately 1,700 homes in an adjacent residential neighborhood, an area of approximately one square mile. A federal agency along with the spill management company hired by Murphy’s, hired Clean Harbors to assist in the initial cleanup. Clean Harbors mobilized over 30 workers, several small workboats, and several skimmer setups. Clean Harbors was a presence on the spill until the maintenance phase began in late October 2005.


After the storm initially hit, a federal postal service required cleaning of several offices in eastern Mississippi. Clean Harbors responded with over 100 workers to the Bay St. Louis and Kiln, Mississippi postal services. Within a week they had cleaned each office and decontaminated the machines from any unknowns, and set up disposal services for future use at the locations. Also in Mississippi, Clean Harbors was contacted by a private defense contractor to decontaminate their dry docks. Vacuum trucks and crews with pressure washing equipment were mobilized to accomplish the task. In New Orleans itself there was much more work to be done. Since the city was evacuated and there was so much time without power, several food processing plants in New Orleans needed electricity to power their refrigeration units. Clean Harbors was asked to clean out two locations that had rancid meat in them. The cleanup of each location was managed and completed through disposal of the product by Clean Harbors. Disposal was sent to Clean Harbors’ facility in White Castle, Louisiana. Within two months of the cleanup operation, so much of the work was based in New Orleans or further south that Clean Harbors mobilized another command center into the city. During the first two months of the cleanup phase, it was impossible and unfeasible to enter the city and live there. But, once it had been drained out, moving there was an option. Clean Harbors set up another campground across the river in Gretna and began to run all New Orleans operations from there. A Mobil Incident Command Unit was set up there for all operations to report to, and an office was rented to run all finance operations. After the flooding in New Orleans, a regional utility company contacted Clean Harbors to aid in cleaning their offices in the city. Clean Harbors cleaned several buildings directly for this utility company and for a consultant. Due to their excellent work on the building decontaminations, the utility company asked Clean Harbors to begin cleaning manholes throughout the city. Several high-powered vacuum trucks were involved, and Clean Harbors used their confined space expertise to pump out and clean hundreds of manholes throughout New Orleans and southern Mississippi. The utility company was so impressed with the work that they awarded Clean Harbors the maintenance contract for the manholes in the entire Southeast and Gulf Area regions. Once areas of the city were re-opened to the public, waste from houses needed to be collected and removed from the destroyed area. Clean Harbors utilized nearly 100 workers to walk debris lines and roads and collect any household hazardous waste (HHW) for disposal. The disposal was managed by a federal agency. Clean Harbors then used its strong subcontractor network to manage the asbestos and asbestos-containing materials cleanup among the HHW. This project lasted through late March 2006 until the demolition of the damaged homes began. After over 8 months of work, Clean Harbors proved once again that they are the leader in nearly all aspects of emergency response on a large scale. Nearly all product lines Clean Harbors has to offer were used over this time period; many jobs used multiple product lines on them such as response, transportation of waste, and disposal.


Project Abstract

OIL TANKER SPILL IN DELAWARE RIVER, NEW JERSEY/PENNSYLVANIA

Client Type: Vessel Owner’s Spill Management Team and a Federal Agency Project Description: On Friday, November 26, 2004 at approximately 9:15 p.m., the 750-foot, single hull tanker was reported to be leaking oil into the Delaware River en route to its terminal at a major asphalt refinery in Paulsboro, New Jersey. As two tugboats were helping the vessel maneuver to its terminal, a routine procedure, one of the tugboat operators noticed oil in the water. The oil tanker listed eight degrees and lost power. Two punctures in the tanker’s hull, 1’ x 2’ and 1’ x 6’ in size, were later confirmed by divers from a federal agency. Over 265,000 gallons of Venezuelan crude oil spilled into the river. At the time of the spill, it was the second largest in United States history to the Exxon Valdez spill in Alaska in 1989. The spill affected approximately 214 miles of shoreline along the tidal portion of the Delaware River, from the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, which links northeast Philadelphia to Palmyra, New Jersey, south to the Smyrna River in Delaware. The oil affected numerous birds, marsh vegetation, benthic habitat, and recreation. It also caused the temporary shutdown of the Salem Nuclear Power Plant and commercial shipping traffic. Under contract with the vessel’s deepwater Oil Spill Response Organization (OSRO), Clean Harbors Environmental Services mobilized up to 360 people during this cleanup, managed by our internal Event Strike Team. Clean Harbors’ responsibilities included vessel dispatch, vessel decontamination, beach cleanup and shoreline decontamination, marina cleaning, and managing the overall event decontamination area. Responders utilized Clean Harbors’ facilities in Deptford and Bridgeport, New Jersey for staging and logistical support. Clean Harbors managed the vessel dispatch control from one of our Mobile Incident Command trailers in Gloucester City, New Jersey. Clean Harbors continued working for the federal agency after the response was federalized in March 2005, and completed demobilization in May 2005.


Project Abstract

OIL BARGE SPILL IN BUZZARDS BAY, (CAPE COD) MASSACHUSETTS

Client Type: Vessel’s Primary Oil Spill Removal Organization (OSRO) Project Description: Upon approach to the west entrance of the Cape Cod Canal, an oil barge reported sheening #6 fuel oil. The barge was carrying approximately 97,000 barrels of oil. The original report estimated that the loss of oil was minimal. However, a federal agency’s over-flights showed a visible sheen 15 miles long by 2 miles wide, and a new estimate of 14,700 gallons (350 barrels) of oil lost was determined. As the spill progressed, it was later determined that the actual amount of the spill was closer to 100,000 gallons. Clean Harbors Environmental Services was notified approximately an hour later and hired by the vessel’s primary Oil Spill Removal Organization (OSRO) to provide containment boom around the barge. The release was contained with the first tide cycle. However, the oil did impact several beaches and islands along the east and west sides of the bay. The Clean Harbors Strike Team was in place on the day of the spill with 65 trained oil spill removal specialists. At the height of the activities, Clean Harbors had a total of 813 people working with a federal agency, a state environmental agency, local governments and some private citizens. Racing the clock in preparation for the large beach crowds on Memorial Day weekend, the crews worked days and nights removing remaining floating oil and restoring many recreational beaches for use. Buzzards Bay is a very sensitive area that contains numerous fishing and breeding grounds, pristine beaches, recreational activities and several endangered species. One of the challenges faced was protecting an endangered bird species, the Piping Plover. This bird is the size of a tennis ball and there are only 500 pairs left, all residing in southeastern New England. In cooperation with the federal and state wildlife agencies, preventative measures were taken to protect the birds from the oil while their young were being hatched. Clean Harbors worked in cooperation with the responsible party’s primary OSRO and the federal agency’s Vessel of Opportunity Skimming System (VOSS) to complete open-water skimming operations. Clean Harbors also provided equipment, personal protective equipment, and personal safety support through a comprehensive logistics system. This system ensured people in the field had the right tools for the work being performed and for the prevention of serious injuries, such as dehydration and heat exhaustion. Supporting this effort, Clean Harbors brought experienced crews in from many of our field offices and facilities including Albany, Boston, Bow, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Deptford, Houston, Prince George and Wichita. Additionally, Clean Harbors hired a number of subcontractors from around the country to provide OSHA compliant labor support. The cleanup phase lasted three months and the maintenance phase lasted a couple months more. All the beaches were restored to their previous state or better.


Project Abstract

EMERGENCY ANTHRAX CLEANUP AT A MAIL PROCESSING FACILITY

Client Type: United States Government Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services was directed to proceed with emergency Anthrax cleanup at a United States government site in New York City, New York. The initial emergency response work was to be conducted on the third floor in an area of approximately 120,000 square feet containing 26 machines. The subject area was bordered to the North by 29th Street, to the South by 28th Street, to the West by 10th Avenue and to the East by an area known as ASM 100. This governmental site is located in the Manhattan section of New York City. This facility is the city’s main processing center and employs 5,500 people. Five machines tested positive for Anthrax. Procedures: Pursuant to plans, specifications and safety protocols prepared by an independent consultant, Clean Harbors was responsible for isolation of work areas identified by the client. Work zone isolation techniques included standard protocol incorporating polyethylene sheeting barriers, warning tape and high volume air movers equipped with HEPA filters. The high volume air movers or negative air machines were used to maintain negative pressure with the exhaust either running to the building exterior or running to a second machine before discharging into the building interior. In general, all elevated horizontal surfaces and all machine surfaces within the affected areas were initially cleaned with HEPA-filter equipped vacuums. A 0.5% sodium hypochlorite solution was subsequently applied to all surfaces of the machines. Contact time for this solution was at least 15 minutes. The surface was then neutralized using a sodium thiosulfate and water solution. All machine surfaces were then water washed and ultimately wrapped in polyethylene sheeting. Exterior surfaces of non-porous equipment and floor surfaces in the affected areas were cleaned in the same manner. Air diffuser ducts and the exterior of the HVAC return ducts in the affected area were vacuumed and washed as previously described. All return ducts were then covered using polyethylene sheeting. Summary: In addition to more than 200 other personnel engaged in various support functions associated with recovery efforts, Clean Harbors mobilized approximately 225 people to staff this time-critical project. Technical support teams managed cleanup crews who worked around the clock, 7 days per week for over 5 weeks to restore the city’s main processing center to full capacity. Areas of the facility were able to remain functional while Clean Harbors crews effectively decontaminated more than 60 machines, 400,000 square feet of floor space and associated ventilation systems. Clean Harbors also managed transportation and disposal of decontamination derived wastes and coordinated the overall effort with the client’s consultant.


Project Abstract

ANTHRAX DECONTAMINATION AT A TELEVISION NETWORK

Client Type: National Television Network Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services was contracted for emergency response services related to the cleanup of Anthrax contamination at the offices of a major television network. Containment and decontamination areas were constructed outside of the contaminated area. Negative air machines equipped with HEPA filters were set up in the work area, and ventilation hoses extended to the exterior of the building. All existing HVAC ducts, louvers, grills and diffusers in the work area were secured and sealed. Objects such as furniture (chairs, sofa, etc.) were sprayed with a bleach solution and cut up into manageable pieces for ultimate disposal. These pieces were then bagged and sealed. The exterior of the bags were then sprayed with bleach prior to transferring to personnel in the decontamination zone. Once in the decontamination zone, all bags were placed into a second poly bag, staged on poly sheeting in a temporary staging area pending disposal. Objects, which were to remain in the building, were cleaned using a bleach solution. Ceilings and walls were vacuumed using HEPA filters. Finally, a bleach solution was applied onto the carpets. All carpeting was then cut into pieces and removed in the same manner as the furniture. Once the carpets were removed, the concrete floor was scraped and mopped with a bleach and water mixture. A crew of approximately eight personnel working around the clock performed all decontamination activities.


Project Abstract

EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO 9-11 WORLD TRADE CENTER TERRORIST ATTACKS

Client Type: Major Utility Company, U.S. Government, and National Television Broadcasting Project Description: On the morning of September 11, 2001, the United States Homeland suffered the most devastating attack in American history. Four commercial airline flights were hijacked that day. Two of the four planes crashed into each of the World Trade Center’s (WTC) landmark Twin Towers. Clean Harbors Environmental Services was immediately called upon to deploy personnel and equipment to assist local businesses, utility companies, and government agencies in protecting public health, safety and the environment. Clean Harbors activated one of its Mobile Incident Command Units to lower Manhattan and began dispatching crews to assist in debris removal from various utility manholes located in proximity to the WTC Twin Towers. Crews were awaiting clearance to proceed from the New York Fire Department when the first tower collapsed. Clean Harbors crews from around the country were dispatched to our Command Center located near Ground Zero. Their working relationships with several local utility companies as well as emergency response agreements with several federal agencies, allowed Clean Harbors to play a primary role in the disaster response. Clean Harbors was recognized by New York City’s Office of Emergency Management, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Joint Incident Command System (ICS) as a leader in the area of environmental emergency response. Due to wide ranging task assignments, Clean Harbors personnel reported to several different authorities within the ICS. Local businesses utilized Clean Harbors to remove and dispose of oily debris from flooded basements and to abate dust from various offices, warehouses, and retail stores. Local utility companies employed Clean Harbors to clean manholes potentially contaminated with debris, cable oil, transformer oil and lead. Our crews saw-cut trenches to allow for new cable to be installed. Consulting Engineers utilized our resources to remove petroleum products from various underground storage tanks and pump oil-contaminated water through portable treatment systems. Air movers with HEPA filters were deployed to remove debris from neighboring areas as far as a mile away from Ground Zero. Clean Harbors carried out New York City’s Department of Health requirement to wash and contain runoff from every vehicle leaving Ground Zero in order to capture any loose debris, dust, and potential contaminants that might otherwise escape from the exclusion zone. Portable decontamination pads were installed to contain runoff from the vehicle wash stations set up in the support zone. Additionally, under the direction of the federal government, Clean Harbors supported Urban Search and Rescue Teams by obtaining and strategically staging portable wash stations and comfort areas. All response and rescue personnel were able to use hot showers and wash-sinks located throughout the Ground Zero Support Zone. This allowed them to remove any potential inhalant particulates and/or blood borne pathogens as well as sanitize their respirators for reuse on their next shift. At the peak of this demanding and extremely emotional project, Clean Harbors deployed in excess of 140 technicians, equipment operators, foremen and project supervisors to the site. Clean Harbors employees, drawn from various Response Centers around the country, maintained many wash stations throughout Ground Zero as well as supported the day-to-day efforts of debris removal and utility repair. This coordinated, around-the-clock deployment of highly skilled and trained emergency environmental response personnel representing a diverse array of specialties, by itself, was an outstanding accomplishment. To add to this accomplishment, while Clean Harbors’ Emergency Response Strike Force was fully deployed at Ground Zero, anthrax began to threaten America’s health and the environment, and Clean Harbors deployed an additional 225 employees


strictly for anthrax response. Clean Harbors’ simultaneous response to the government’s call for help at Ground Zero and help in decontaminating anthrax locations in New York City, transformed their already outstanding accomplishment into a truly extraordinary feat. Clean Harbors was called upon to decontaminate two national television studios with locations in Manhattan, as well as the largest U.S. postal facility in Manhattan, which with its 5,500 postal employees, moves more mail per day than any other facility in the country. Clean Harbors crews decontaminated each facility efficiently and effectively, completing the postal facility project ahead of schedule and under budget without closing it for even one day. While undertaking these projects, Clean Harbors never lost its focus on, or commitment to, the important work we continued to do at Ground Zero. In summary, within hours after the two airliners struck the World Trade Towers on September 11, Clean Harbors was on the scene providing comprehensive environmental emergency response services. These services continued to be provided 24 hours a day until demobilization orders were received in early April as the clean-up process neared completion. These services also demonstrated Clean Harbors’ efficient mobilization, organizational, logistical and operational capabilities as well as its ability to continue to provide normal emergency and non-emergency services to its regular clients throughout the nation during the emergency.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO AN OIL SPILL DURING SHIP OFFLOADING

Client Type: Major Southern New Jersey Refinery Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services was activated by the client’s spill management team as part of their Independent Contractors Network (ICN) to assist in the clean-up efforts at a spill on the Delaware River from a refinery in Paulsboro, New Jersey. A "mini tornado" struck a large oceangoing tanker as it was discharging a cargo of crude oil at the refinery. Approximately 84,000 gallons of the product were released into the river when the force of the tornado drove the vessel away from the loading docks causing the discharge hose to break loose. Clean Harbors mobilized nearly 150 spill responders from various locations to assist in the clean-up efforts. Clean Harbors also deployed 15 workboats to work on the spill, which affected nearly 7 miles of the riverbank. When the job progressed to the maintenance phase, Clean Harbors was able to provide 14 pressure washing units and various absorbent materials to aid in the recovery efforts. All work was performed during one of the worst heat waves ever experienced in the Philadelphia area. The average temperature during this project was over 98 degrees F. Clean-up efforts continued for approximately three weeks, at which time the majority of the oil had been cleaned up.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO TANKER SHIP COLLISION / FUEL SPILL IN PORTLAND, MAINE

Client Type: Shipping Company Project Description: When a 560-foot tanker ship collided with the "Million Dollar Bridge" in Portland Harbor’s Fore River area and proceeded under its own power to the Sprague Dock, Clean Harbors' Strike Team personnel immediately responded to the emergency. Working under the line-handling contract with the vessel's agent, Clean Harbors moored the vessel to the dock and assisted in the booming. The vessel, which was carrying a primary cargo of diesel fuel, spilled approximately 60,000 gallons of heavy bunker oil from its fuel tanks and approximately 120,000 gallons of the diesel fuel from its cargo tanks into the waters off Portland Harbor. Over the next several hours and days Clean Harbors, working in concert with other local contractors and fire department personnel, responded with nearly 150 OSHA 40-hour trained people, a mobile command center, and a complete supply and logistics organization. Additionally, Clean Harbors provided 11 workboats and trained marine operators. Clean Harbors’ Portland personnel were supplemented with Clean Harbors’ Strike Team personnel from Bangor, Maine; Bow, New Hampshire; Boston, Massachusetts; Providence, Rhode Island; New Britain, Connecticut; Albany, New York; Edison, New Jersey; Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Baltimore, Maryland; Richmond, Virginia; Charleston, South Carolina; Chicago, Illinois; and Cleveland and Cincinnati, Ohio. Working in concert with two national OSROs, Clean Harbors assisted in the operation of Oil Spill Response Vessels and VOSS equipment. Within three days, over 700 people were actively engaged in cleaning up the spill and preventing further spillage. In addition to being the primary contractor on site, Clean Harbors was also tasked with supplying all other parties with necessary materials and logistics services. Active clean-up continued for approximately two months, at which time, work transitioned from the recovery mode to the maintenance phase. Maintenance work continued for approximately four months.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO A CONTAINMENT AREA COLLAPSED FROM A TANK RUPTURE

Client Type: River-Rail Terminal Project Description: A one million-gallon tank containing liquid nitrogen fertilizer ruptured, emptying 980,000 gallons of material into a concrete/earthen containment berm. The sudden discharge caused the berm to collapse and the bulk of the material flowed through the berm, over the dock barges and into the Ohio River, sending two semi-tractors and debris into the river. Clean Harbors Environmental Services personnel arrived on site and deployed 700 feet of containment boom and 100 feet of deflection boom into the Ohio River around the collapsed portion of the containment area. Adjacent to the failed tank were four other one million-gallon tanks containing oils and solvents. The collapse caused major damage to two of the other tanks, which raised extreme concern for additional tank failures. After securing the initial concerns, Clean Harbors continued the 24-hour operation and began pumping out approximately 120,000 gallons of liquid fertilizer from the containment area and transferring it to another tank. On-site regulatory personnel included the local fire and police departments, Ohio EPA, U.S. EPA, Coast Guard, and the local health department. The U.S. EPA requested the U.S. Coast Guard National Strike Team help assist, and the FBI arrived on site to investigate for possible Y2K sabotage, which was later ruled out. After review of the situation with the regulatory agencies, it was decided to have Clean Harbors deploy an additional 1,000 feet of containment boom and 200 feet of deflection boom in the river for possible recovery from another tank failure. Clean Harbors then assisted the responsible party in transferring approximately 3.5 million gallons of oil and solvent products from the other tanks for storage. Each tank was then cleaned and the waste material placed in a Frac tank for later disposal. Soon after, Clean Harbors began removal of the semi tractors in the river. A diver was sent in to locate and hook up the tractors. A barge-mounted crane was used to remove them, and sorbent pads were used to absorb fuel oil as the tractors were removed. Clean Harbors subsequently rinsed down the collapsed tank carcass and the scrap was removed. The berm was repaired and the boom from the river was removed.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO A DIESEL FUEL PIPELINE LEAK

Client Type: Major Illinois Refinery Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services emergency teams were activated by the responsible party to respond to a diesel fuel pipeline leak. Immediately after receiving the call, three 5,000-gallon vacuum units and a six-man crew with skimmers and containment boom were mobilized. Two members of the Clean Harbors Strike Team were flown to St. Louis to assess the situation. The amount of the release was unknown at that time. However, over the next several hours, Clean Harbors provided sixty 40-hour OSHA trained people to deploy over 2,000 feet of boom and assist in the clean up. Two 16-foot Pointer workboats and five johnboats were deployed from three Clean Harbors locations in the Midwest. Clean Harbors was assisted by another oil spill response organization with personnel and resources including a vacuum transfer unit, which was barge mounted, to recover product not easily captured using land based recovery equipment. Clean Harbors acted as the primary contractor and supplied engineering plans for an oil collection system to be placed at the origin of the leak. The plan was implemented and the system prevented further impact on the Mississippi River. The clean up lasted for nearly three weeks. Clean Harbors personnel remained on site until decontamination was completed on all deployed equipment.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO OIL SPILL FROM SHIP DURING LIGHTERING

Client Type: Shipping Company Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services was called to assist in the recovery efforts of a 40,000-gallon release of No. 6 grade fuel oil in Delaware Bay from a large oceangoing tanker. The tanker was in the process of lightering at the time of the spill (transferring its cargo to smaller vessels with less draft so that cargo could be taken into Delaware Bay). The initial spill occurred at the mouth of Delaware Bay, but prevailing winds and tidal currents soon drove the product out into the Atlantic Ocean and then onto the 40 miles of New Jersey coast from Cape May to Brigantine. Clean Harbors mobilized 75 responders from its Strike Team Network along with a Mobile Command Center and Logistics Group. Clean Harbors provided both beach clean-up services and logistics support, including portable sanitary facilities, tents and roll-off container services. Crews were in a race against time to clean the beaches before the traditionally busy Memorial Day weekend. They were successful in this effort in that the beaches were clean for that important holiday. However, oil again began appearing after the weekend and crews had to be mobilized once more to address the same areas. Cleanup efforts finally concluded after about three weeks.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO TUGBOAT FIRE / BARGE OIL SPILL IN RHODE ISLAND

Client Type: Barge Owner Project Description: Clean Harbors' Providence, Rhode Island office was informed of a tugboat ablaze in Block Island Sound, south of Point Judith. The crew of the tugboat was abandoning ship. Attached to the tug, by towline, was the barge, which was reportedly carrying four million gallons of # 2 fuel oil. Clean Harbors promptly dispatched a supervisor and foreman to a federal agency station at Point Judith to offer assistance and to help monitor the situation. A state environmental agency was at the federal agency’s station when Clean Harbors personnel arrived. A discussion ensued on the immediate issues. The status at that time was that the tug was on fire and the crew had been rescued, but the tug and barge were both adrift and headed towards sensitive barrier beach areas. Local tugs were unable to assist due to heavy weather conditions. Clean Harbors was requested to assist the state environmental agency at the location where the barge was expected to go aground (Moonstone Beach in Narragansett). The barge did, in fact, wash ashore that night. A heavy odor of oil confirmed everyone's suspicions that the cargo was leaking. Due to the forecast of heavy weather until daybreak, cleanup activities were not scheduled to begin until the next morning. Clean Harbors, working with one of the national OSROs on site, the salvage contractor, and the barge owner was tasked with several difficult and specialized operations. In the days following the grounding, the coastal areas from Point Judith to the Quonochontaug Breachway fell under heavy scrutiny. By the next day, crews had deployed approximately 6,000 feet of containment boom to protect areas designated "sensitive" on the area contingency plan. Breachways connecting the coastal ponds to the Atlantic became non-navigable due to the web of lines, booms, and anchors. Tidal currents in excess of 20 knots forced cleanup crews to wait for tidal shifts in order to set equipment. The tidal shift consisted of a 5 to 10 minute window of opportunity each day. With the assistance from local fire department ice rescue teams, lines were shot across the 75' breach using .22 caliber rifles. These lines were then used to set mooring lines in place. Many deflection booms had to be set at angles of 15 degrees or less to counteract the high current flows. An estimated 8,000 feet of sorbent boom and sweep were also deployed within Point Judith Pond, Card Pond, Trustom Pond, Green Hill Pond, Charlestown Pond, and Quonochontaug Pond. Most of this material was set in conjunction with containment booms. However, some sorbents were used by local shell fishermen to protect private seedbeds. Approximately 500 feet of containment boom were deployed at the entrance to the Great Salt Pond on New Shoreham (Block Island), but no oil ever reached "The Block".


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OIL BARGE SPILL IN PUERTO RICO

Client Type: Client’s Spill Management Team and a Federal Agency Project Description: On January 7, 1994 between midnight and 4 a.m., an oil barge parted its towline and struck a reef in front of the Escambron Beach area near Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. The barge was reportedly carrying 35,000 barrels of # 6 oil and proceeded to spill approximately 20,000 barrels (880,000 gallons) over the next week as it broke up on the reef. The impacted areas were popular tourist beaches in front of two of the area’s more exclusive resort hotels. The client’s spill management team, which had an OPA-90 contract with the barge owner, was called at 6 a.m. and immediately began mobilizing equipment and personnel. The client’s spill management team then called Clean Harbors Environmental Services to assist them in the response and recovery effort. Two Clean Harbors supervisors based in Puerto Rico were on site by 9 a.m. assisting the two Puerto Rico based members of the client’s spill management team as first responders. The following day, Clean Harbors added five mainland supervisors and expanded this initial force up to twenty by mid-month. At the height of the spill, we were tasked with supervising up to 400 local labor personnel. The spill consisted of three phases from an administrative viewpoint and two phases from an operational viewpoint. In the first instance, Clean Harbors worked for the client’s spill management team who, in turn, worked for the insurance company representing the barge owners. As the insurance coverage ran out, the client’s spill management team executed a commercial contract with a federal agency and began working directly for them. (Clean Harbors continued working for the client’s spill management team.) This phase lasted several more weeks until Clean Harbors began working directly for the federal agency under an existing Basic Ordering Agreements (BOA). Operationally, during these administrative phases, the spill moved in a gradual transition from emergency 24-hours around-the-clock response to planned emergency work, which consisted of 10 to 12 hour days cleaning the beach and performing routine maintenance checks. Two months later, Clean Harbors was relieved of all of its supervisory duties as most of the spill had become local labor maintenance. We were asked to continue acting as the local supply procurers at that point and continue in that mode through final cleanup.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO A PIPELINE FAILURE

Client Type: Major Refinery Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services was contacted by a major refinery and requested to respond to a pipeline failure in Kentucky. Initial reports were that an estimated 15,000 bbl of crude oil had been released and the pipeline was isolated. The initial point of the release was a municipal golf course; the release left that initial property and passed through several other properties in a rural farm area. Clean Harbors was informed that two other contractors were on-site, but additional resources would be required. Clean Harbors immediately mobilized personnel and equipment to the site at the refinery’s request. Upon arrival at the site and initial evaluation by Clean Harbors and the client, we were directed to focus efforts on recovery of product while others were tasked with controlling migration of the release. Clean Harbors personnel and equipment were strategically staged to begin recovery operations. Additional personnel and equipment resources began mobilization from other Clean Harbors locations. Within the next twenty-four hours, Clean Harbors had sixty personnel and thirty pieces of associated recovery equipment including vacuum trucks, skimmers, frac tanks, and earth moving equipment working on the recovery of the released product. Site conditions, including freezing temperatures and the rural terrain, dictated additional support equipment needs in the form of a portable boiler, heat coiled recirculation vessels, and off-road vehicles to provide the safe and expeditious recovery of the released product. Work at the site from initiation continued around the clock for several days to minimize the risk of released material migrating any further and to continue recovery operations. Due to the large volume of material to be recovered, the client utilized their asphalt plant in Lexington, Kentucky for oil/water phase separation and their refinery in Catlettsburg, Kentucky for disposition of the product. By utilizing these two off-site facilities, completion of the recovery and off-site removal of material was expedited. The final task associated with the incident was the decontamination of all on-site equipment both at the spill site and at the client’s asphalt plant. This was completed by Clean Harbors and all equipment was demobilized. .


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HURRICANE ISABELLA RESPONSE FOR HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE

Client Type: Multiple Government (State and Federal) Agencies and Companies Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services was contracted by a U.S. government environmental agency in October 2003 to perform household hazardous waste collections in several counties in eastern North Carolina that were severely damaged by Hurricane Isabella. The contract included the labor, segregation, packaging, transportation and ultimate disposal of waste generated by residents of the affected communities. Utilizing its fully permitted treatment storage and disposal facility in Reidsville, North Carolina as a base of operations Clean Harbors provided labor and transportation related to the collection, packaging, manifesting and transporting of the household hazardous waste. The Reidsville facility repackaged and consolidated lab pack material for ultimate disposal or recycling. The Clean Harbors technical services general manager acted as project manager and designated two operations managers. Approximately 80% of the labor used for these programs was based out of Reidsville with the other 20% giving support from Tucker, Georgia, Greenbrier, Tennessee, and Norfolk, Virginia. The first collections were performed in Englehard and Swanquarter, North Carolina. Clean Harbors mobilized two crews of three people to each site for these collections. These people included project managers, chemists, and field technicians. Each site was provided a Site Specific Health and Safety Plan prepared by the project manager and reviewed for completeness by U.S. government environmental personnel. This site-specific plan was reviewed by all Clean Harbors employees and signed by all personnel on site. Clean Harbors personnel remained on site and collected household waste from residents who brought the material to the collection sites. The material was identified by the chemist on site and packaged for ultimate disposal based upon chemical compatibility and treatment technologies. At the end of the weekend, the waste was manifested and remained on site for future pick up. Following this first collection, eleven collection events were subsequently performed. These collections included Engelhard and Swanquarter again, along with Elizabeth City, Hertford, Bertie, Edenton, Greenville, Carteret and Craven counties. Carteret and Craven each had two different locations within the county. Clean Harbors mobilized thirty-one people, two tractor-trailers, six box trucks, and three pick up trucks to the eastern portion of the state in order to perform all of the collections. Additional collections occurred in the communities of Buxton, Kitty Hawk, Rodanth, and Manteo. Clean Harbors mobilized ten people to these areas and performed the collections in the same fashion as outlined above. The U.S. government environmental agency informed Clean Harbors that there was a roll-off container located in Edenton, North Carolina that had been storing household hazardous waste. Clean Harbors and the U.S. government environmental agency determined that the material in the roll-off could not be repackaged due to the need for additional health and safety equipment. Clean Harbors provided the equipment and dispatched a crew to remove the material from the roll off container and repackage it for disposal. Due to the hazardous condition inside of the roll off container, a separate health and safety plan was developed and approved by the U.S. government environmental agency prior to beginning the job. The removal of the material from the roll-off container was done using Level B personal protection equipment and was then identified and segregated for disposal by a chemist on site. The supervisor of this site was responsible for the constant monitoring of the environment inside the roll-off container to ensure the safety of the crew inside. The material was packaged and manifested and left on site until a tractor-trailer could transport the material to Clean Harbors’ Reidsville facility. All waste collected from these events was manifested with the U.S. government environmental agency as the generator and Clean Harbors Reidsville as the receiving facility. All waste was weighed at the Reidsville facility and processed for ultimate disposal. As per the contract, all waste destined for disposal was managed at a CERCLA approved facility and all waste appropriate for recycling was managed at a Clean Harbors approved recycling facility.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO AN OVERTURNED GAS TANKER

Client Type: Fuel Oil Distributor Project Description: When a gasoline tanker overturned on an interstate highway in southern New Hampshire in the early morning, a New Hampshire state agency immediately called Clean Harbors to respond. Within twenty minutes, our crew arrived and discussed the situation with the fire department. The tanker, which was carrying 11,000 gallons of gasoline, was lying on its side and leaking gas from a vent. The fire department plugged the vent. After holding a safety meeting conference with our Health & Safety Department, Clean Harbors Environmental Services off-loaded the tanker without cutting it. We connected the off-loading lines of the tanker to our vacuum trailer, and used the wrecker on site to connect air attachments to the tanker so we could open the internal valves. The vapor recovery valves were opened for a vent, and we were able to pump out almost all of the 11,000 gallons of gasoline. Clean Harbors worked under extreme pressure so that the interstate highway could be reopened by mid-afternoon. The concern was that outbound commuter traffic from the City of Boston would be severely impacted by this closure. We discussed the option of returning to the scene later that evening after the traffic volume slowed. Our crew excavated approximately 60 yards of contaminated soil and took samples when they returned to the site that evening. Clean Harbors completed the remediation of the site with excavation and removal of additional soil for disposal.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO BIO-HAZARDOUS/INFECTIOS MATERIAL

Client Type: Passenger Train Company Contract Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services has provided contracted emergency response, site remediation, and transportation and disposal services for over six continuous years to a passenger train company. The 24/7 emergency response services require a two-hour response time and may involve oil spills, train derailments, or biological hazards such as blood borne pathogens from animal or human body parts. Transportation and disposal services are turnkey to include waste packing, profiling, labeling, manifesting, loading and transporting. Provision of these services often includes coordination with transportation subcontractors. Clean Harbors handles all hazardous and non-hazardous waste, from fluorescent tubes and paint to oil filters and contaminated soil. The following is an excerpt from a typical blood borne pathogen response that occurred during the performance of services under this contract. Responses such as this occur approximately every month over a multi state coverage area. Response Event: On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, Clean Harbors was called to respond to a fatality involving one of the client’s high-speed passenger trains. A crew consisting of a foreman and two technicians was mobilized to the client rail yard facility located in Queens, New York. Once on site, Clean Harbors inspected the undercarriage of the engine and five cars for bio-hazardous material. It was determined that the engine and three cars were affected by infectious material. The crew then set up the work area, including laying out poly sheeting and absorbent blanket roll, covering the entire floor of the work area. The crew, in level C PPE, applied a 10-to-1 bleach solution to all affected areas of the engine. Personnel then began removing and bagging any “heavy” bio-hazardous materials encountered by utilizing assorted hand tools such as metal tongs and scrapers. After all “heavy” material was removed, the crew then re-sprayed all affected areas with the bleach solution and utilizing scrub brushes, scrubbed all affected areas clean. The above process was repeated for Engine # 2030 and cars 3417, 3555, and 3302. The Clean Harbors foreman had the train inspected by the client yard supervisor and the clean up was determined complete. Upon completion of decontamination, all rags, absorbent products, poly sheeting, and bagged bio-hazardous material were placed into cardboard bio-boxes, and labeled, and stored in the drum storage area for future pick-up. A total of four bio-boxes were generated.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE, PRODUCT RECOVERY AND GROUNDWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM DESIGN, SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DUE TO JET FUEL RELEASE

Client Type: Industrial Site in Illinois Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services was contracted to respond to and remediate a subsurface release of approximately 75,000 gallons of jet fuel. As part of the emergency response effort, Clean Harbors immediately mobilized several diesel powered trash pumps, three Frac tanks, and a mobile, liquid-phase granular activated carbon (GAC) system with pre-filters, controls and instrumentation. In a joint effort with the resident consulting engineers, a permanent remediation system was designed and implemented at the site within six weeks. The remediation system was sized to recover and process up to 50 gallons per minute of groundwater. The system included 18 pneumatic total fluids recovery pumps, an air drying system, an oil/water separator, sediment filtration, an iron sequestering system, a liquid-phase granular activated system, a product storage tank, instrumentation and controls. All exterior recovery and discharge piping was installed at a depth of 4 feet for freeze protection. The system was fully automated and fail-safe. Controls and instrumentation included a status panel for all recovery wells, flow, pressure and temperature instrumentation and a telemetry system (auto dialer) to notify responsible personnel in an event of select alarm conditions. Within a 3-month period, Clean Harbors was able to recover approximately 18,000 gallons of jet fuel. In a joint effort with the consulting engineers, a Dual-Phase extraction and treatment system was designed and installed at the site. The Dual-Phase system services a total of 28 extraction wells. The system consists of 2 skid-mounted extraction units including separator tanks, liquid-ring pumps, heat exchangers, on-site steam re-generable vapor-phase carbon units, instrumentation and controls. The Dual-Phase control logic was integrated with the previously installed recovery and treatment system. Presently, Clean Harbors operates and maintains both remedial systems. Clean Harbors maintained the highest level of safety over the duration of the project working under adverse and sensitive conditions.


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MERCURY REGULATOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE

Client Type: Major Chicago Gas Distribution Company Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services responded to a large-scale mercury spill event in the Chicago area for a major gas distribution company. The spill was a result of a program instituted by the gas company to replace mercury-containing gas regulators in both residential and commercial locations. During the replacement process, the free mercury contained within the regulators was spilled. It was estimated that there were over 200,000 homes and businesses with potential contamination. At the request of the gas company, Clean Harbors’ Emergency Response teams were activated to provide project oversight and decontamination service to facilitate the cleaning of the various locations. Clean Harbors responded with over 100 personnel consisting of field technicians, foremen, supervisors, project managers, industrial hygienists and our spill response support team. Clean Harbors personnel were deployed in teams of five. Each team was equipped with a state-of-the-art emergency response module unit designed for mercury decontamination work processes. These units contained special vacuum equipment designed to remove free mercury from the suspect location while filtering the potential hazardous exhaust, to protect both Clean Harbors personnel and the general public. The units also contained specialized monitoring equipment, PPE, and various other supplies utilized to facilitate the decontamination process. The decontamination process varied from location to location depending on the extent of contamination. During the project, Clean Harbors crews decontaminated over 250 separate locations. Clean Harbors employed our state-of-the-art emergency response billing and project costing system during this project, resulting in huge cost benefits to the customer. Each location required separate cost tracking and a detailed report of the work performed. Clean Harbors’ ability to utilize our state-of-the-art information management systems differentiated us from the other contractors on this project. Clean Harbors maintained personnel on the project for four months until the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and the customer determined there was no longer any health threat to the public due to mercury contamination.


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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO LIQUID MERCURY SPILL

Client Type: Confidential Project Description: An accident involving equipment containing liquid mercury resulted in the contamination of a drinking water production facility. The contamination spread throughout interior tanks and structures. Resultant foot traffic and equipment removal expanded the contamination zone to include the ground outside the building. Clean Harbors Environmental Services responded and performed emergency containment and decontamination of construction materials, hand tools, and the entire building, including a 1,000,000-gallon underground potable water reservoir. All work in the tank was performed using Clean Harbors’ standard operating procedures for confined space entry. All working areas and personnel were monitored for exposure to levels of mercury in the air using personal sampling pumps and Jerome mercury vapor detection meters. Clean Harbors also developed an intensive soil sampling plan to characterize the entire site and determine the extent of contamination. In addition, Clean Harbors performed removal, analysis, transportation, and disposal of contaminated debris and soil at the site.


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POWER PLANT DECONTAMINATION AND TURBINE ROOM CLEANUP

Client Type: Major Power Company Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services was contracted to respond on an emergency basis to contain and remove contaminated water, sludge, oil and debris resulting from a turbine explosion and subsequent fire in a power plant’s number three turbine. Following completion of the emergency containment, Clean Harbors performed sampling and determined that the soot that had coated the turbine area contained high levels of selenium, lead, cadmium and chloride. Clean Harbors was awarded an emergency contract by the re-build contractor to perform a complete decontamination of the turbine building. We mobilized 86 people in 4 days to perform on a 24-hour, 7 days per week basis. The decontamination effort was completed two days ahead of schedule and on budget.



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EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND SAMPLING RELATED TO SUSPECTED ANTHRAX CONTAMINATION

Client Type: Hospital in New York State Project Description: Clean Harbors Environmental Services received a call from a New York state hospital’s administration security office. While opening mail, a receptionist noticed white powder on an envelope and immediately contacted the security office. The envelope passed through four offices after it was opened. The building was evacuated and the State Police were on site. Clean Harbors responded with a five-man crew within three hours of the call. After a 45-minute meeting with hospital officials and the State Police, Clean Harbors personnel entered the offices in EPA Level B Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), collected a sample of the powder for analysis, and submitted it to the State Police. A decontamination area was set up outside the second floor stairwell, and a three-man entry team entered the offices in Level B PPE and initiated decontamination activities. All tables, chairs, floors and other horizontal surfaces were decontaminated using HEPA vacuums and a bleach solution. All paperwork was double bagged along with any clothing pending sample results. A total of twenty-three bio boxes were generated over the course of nine hours. All boxes were sealed and secured on site pending sample results. Swab samples were then taken from each office and sent out for confirmatory analysis. All analytical results were negative for Anthrax at this hospital.

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NATIONAL RESPONSE TEAM & CORPORATE SUPPORT RESUMES

National Response Team


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FinanceSteven Sheppard

Section Chief


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a. Name, Title & Local Company Address:

SCOTT F. METZGER Senior Vice President, Emergency Response Services 101 Philip Drive Norwell, Ma 02061

b. Project Assignment

Senior Vice President, Field Service Operations Emergency Services

c. Corporate Address:

Clean Harbors Environmental Services 42 Longwater Drive Norwell, Massachusetts 02061

d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 20 With Other Firms: 4 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Bachelor of Science, Resource Development, University of Rhode Island

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Director of Marine Operations, Clean Harbors Env Services, Norwell, MA

General Manager, Clean Harbors Env Services, Albany, NY

Field Service Specialist, Clean Harbors Env Services, Providence, RI

Research Diver and Vessel Operator, URI Graduate School of Oceanography, Narragansett, RI

g. Major Project Experience: M/T World Prodigy, Newport, RI

M/V Chiara, Buzzards Bay, MA

M/V Bermuda Star, Vineyard Sound, MA

Sunken Fuel Barge, New London, CT

M/V Royal Majesty, Nantucket Sound, MA

Brayton Point Power Release, Somerset, MA

North Cape, Barge, Rhode Island Sound, RI

Egypt air Flt 990, Off Nantucket Coast, MA

PENN 460, Barge, Narragansett Bay, RI

M/V Anthea Y, Hudson River, NY

B120 Barge, Buzzards Bay, MA

M/V Stellamare, Hudson River, NY

Buzzards Bay Light Tower, Buzzards Bay, MA

Hope Island PCB soil Removal, Narragansett Bay, RI

De-Fueling USS Forestall and USS Saratoga, Newport, RI

De-Fueling T/S Patriot State, Bourne, MA

Gould Island Drilling Project, Narragansett Bay, RI

World Trade Center, New York, NY

U. S. Postal Service – Morgan Distribution Center, Anthrax Decontamination, New York, NY

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NBC - Anthrax Decontamination, New York, NY

CBS - Anthrax Decontamination, New York, NY

M/V Athos I, Delaware River, NJ/PA

Hurricane Katrina, Gulf Coast states

Hurricane Rita, Gulf Coast states

Refinery Release, Lake Charles, LA

M/V Cosco Busan, San Francisco Bay, CA

Midwest Floods, Iowa

Barge DM932, Mississippi River, LA

Hurricane Gustav, Gulf Coast States

Hurricane Ike, Gulf Coast States

Terminal/Refinery Fire, Puerto Rico

M/T Eagle Otome, Port Arthur, TX

Deepwater Horizon, Gulf of Mexico

Line 6B leak, Marshall, MI

h. Environmental & Health and Safety Training:

Confined Space Rescue Training/ CHES

Confined Space Supervisor, CHES

40 Hour OSHA Required Training for Hazardous Waste / CHES Corporate

8 Hour OSHA Supervisor Training for Hazardous Waste / CHES Corporate

Certified CPR & Basic First Aid / CHES Corporate

Supervisor Substance Abuse Awareness Training / CHES Corporate

Blue Water Diver Qualified, URI Graduate School of Oceanography

Research Diver Qualified, URI Graduate School of Oceanography

Underwater Rescue and Recovery, Plymouth, England

Hard Hat/Dry Suit Certified Diver/ Plymouth England

ICS/NIMS Training

CHES Certified Vessel Operator Trainer

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a. Name, Title & Local Company Address: VIRGIL BLANCHARD

Project Manager 3201 Petro Drive Sulphur, LA 70663

b. Project Assignment Incident Commander – National Response Team

c. Corporate Address: Clean Harbors Environmental Services

42 Longwater Drive Norwell, MA 02061

d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 4 With Other Firms: 16 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations St. Martinville, LA Senior High School

Highway and Rail emergency response training, Pueblo, Colorado

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Mr. Blanchard came to Clean Harbors in 2005 with nearly 17 years of emergency response experience. He has numerous

contacts in the Gulf Coast region from working as a General Manager and Vice President of Operations for previous companies. He has also been the owner and co-owner of several companies, most notably an Oil field construction company for over eight years, and a fire and safety services company. Mr. Blanchard has great experience with the ICS system and has acted as log chief, operations section chief and deputy incident commander on several oil spills and hazardous materials cleanup projects since 1992. Recently during the Hurricane Katrina response, Mr. Blanchard managed all water operations in New Orleans for a federal client. During the Hurricane Rita debris recovery projects for several federal clients he was the primary contractor project manager.

Mr. Blanchard is currently the manager of Clean Harbors National Response Team, which assists all service centers with emergency response activities. Mr. Blanchard is based out of Lafayette, Louisiana.

g. Major Project Experience: Mr. Blanchard has assisted on countless projects in the Gulf Coast region and throughout the United States. Listed here are

recent incidents of relevant importance.

Container Ship Allision With San Francisco Bay Bridge, 2007 – Mr. Blanchard managed all Clean Harbors operations and resources during the cleanup of a 58,000 gallon oil spill in the San Francisco Bay and surrounding areas.

Container/Debris Recovery from Marshes, Federal Client, 2007-2007 – Mr. Blanchard was the operations section chief for the cleanup of several marshes on federal land. During these projects, Mr. Blanchard managed several specialty operations designed to locate, remove, transport, and dispose or recycle all hazardous debris from the marshes deposited from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Mr. Blanchard also managed the restoration of much of the land that was damaged during the hurricanes. The project lasted for nearly six months at a level of roughly 100 people and included multiple specialty subcontractors.

Hurricane Rita Recovery, Gulf Coast states, 2005-2006 – On this project, Mr. Blanchard was the lead Project Manager for all marine and marsh operations in the recovery of hazardous debris from the marshes left by Hurricane Rita. Tasks included managing crews to walk the marshes and locate materials and managing specialty equipment to remove the material.

Hurricane Katrina, Gulf Coast states, 2005 – During the initial weeks after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, Mr. Blanchard was the lead logistical contact with multiple federal agencies to provide potable water to damaged areas. A network of water trucks was managed by Mr. Blanchard to meet the customers’ needs.

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Oil Tanker Spill in Delaware River, Philadelphia, PA, 2004-2005 – Mr. Blanchard managed several zones during the cleanup of beaches, rocks, and marinas. He also managed a fleet of over 20 vessels that brought spill cleanup resources to remote locations.

Anthrax Decontamination of Major Television Networks and Post Office, New York, NY, 2001 – After the World Trade Center attacks, multiple federal agencies and television networks in New York City received threats of anthrax. Mr. Blanchard assisted in the 24 hour-per-day operation of decontaminating these locations.

World Trade Center Cleanup, New York, NY, 2001 – Mr. Blanchard assisted in managing operations for the hazardous waste cleanup after the World Trade Center attacks. Duties included debris removal, air ventilation and hazardous waste pump outs from the surrounding areas.

Barge Spill in Buzzards Bay, Cape Cod, MA, 2003 – On a large oil spill response in a high profile and environmentally conscious area, Mr. Blanchard was the lead contact for private party claims. He ensured that any homeowner or private land owner was satisfied with the cleanup of oil from their property.






Sunoco Pipeline Spill, Cygnet, OH

Marathon Pipeline Spill, Winchester Kentucky

City of Atlanta flash Floods, September-November 2009

Gulf Refinery Explosion, Catano, PR

Port Arthur, Texas M/T Eagle Otome Crude Oil Spill


40 hours Hazardous Material Training

8 hours Supervisor training

24 hour confined space training

ICS level 700 training

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a. Name, Title & Local Company Address: STEPHEN J SHEPPARD

Site ServicesGeneral Manager Clean Harbors Environmental Services 42 Longwater Drive Norwell, MA, 02061


Field Accountant/ Project Manager– National Response Team


Clean Harbors Environmental Services 42 Longwater Drive Norwell, MA, 02061

d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 5 With Other Firms: e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Abington High School, 2005

Suffolk University- BS in Business Administration, 2009

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project:

g. Major Project Experience: Hurricane Rita Recovery Projects, US Fish & Wildlife, Sabine, Cameron, Bayou Savage, LA Refuges

Exxon Mobil Spill, Everett, MA

Citgo Oil Spill, Sulpher, LA

Cosco Busan Oil Spill, San Francisco, CA


Marathon Pipeline Graysville, IL

Gulf Refinery Explosion, Catano, PR

Hurricane Ike Restoration Projects, US Fish and Wildlife, Anahuac, Matagorda Island, McFadden , Moody TX Refuges

Deepwater Horizon MC-252 Oil Spill- Gulf of Mexico


40 Hour OSHA Required Training for Hazardous Waste/ CHES Corporate

8 Hour OSHA Supervisor Training for Hazardous Waste/ CHES Corporate

Certified CPR & Basic First Aid

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JAMES J. GODFREY, JR. Vice President, Emergency Response Services 2 South Road Wading River, New York 11792


Vice President, Emergency Response Services



d. Years Experience – With This Firm: Since 3/11

With Other Firms: 29

e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Bachelor of Science, Marine Engineering Systems, US Merchant Marine Academy, 1982, 3rd Assistant Engineer’s

License, Steam and Diesel, Unlimited Horsepower

Juris Doctor, Touro College, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, 1986, Admitted, NY Bar, 1988, Admitted Southern and Eastern Federal District Courts of New York, 1990

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Project Manager, High Flux Beam Reactor Decommissioning, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY

Vice President Operations, Client Services and Cosel, National Response Corporation, Great River, NY

Maintenance Manager, Shoreham Nuclear Power Station Decommissioning, Shoreham, NY

Associate Attorney, Hill, Betts and Nash, New York, NY

Trial Attorney, Suffolk County Legal Aid Society, Hauppauge, NY

Startup Engineer, Shoreham Nuclear Power Station, Shoreham, NY

g. Major Project Experience:

Shoreham Nuclear Power Station Startup, Shoreham, New York

Shoreham Nuclear Power Station Decommissioning, Shoreham New York

San Jacinto River Spill, Houston, Tx.

TWA Flight 800, LI, NY

World Trade Center, New York, NY

M/V Athos I, Delaware River, NJ/PA

Mid-Valley Pipeline, Carrollton, Kentucky

Hurricane Katrina, Gulf Coast states

Hurricane Rita, Gulf Coast states

DBL-152, Port Arthur, Texas

Refinery Release, Lake Charles, LA

Gulf Capeco Refinery Fire, San Juan, Puerto Rico

Barge Spill, Yabucoa, Puerto Rico

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High Flux Beam Reactor Decommissioning, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY


40 Hour OSHA Required Training for Hazardous Waste

8 Hour OSHA Supervisor Training

ICS/NIMS Training

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STEPHEN G. KASTENSMIDT Vice President, Emergency Services 1715 French Village Drive Houston, TX 77055


Vice President, Emergency Services



d. Years Experience – With This Firm: <1 With Other Firms: 34 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Bachelor of Science, Communications, Stephen F. Austin State University

Safety Engineer and CSP (Certified Safety Professional), Board of Certified Safety Professionals

Certified Type-II All-Hazards Incident Commander; certified Type-III Planning Section Chief, Liaison Officer, and Safety Officer

NIMS (National Incident Management System) Upper Level Instructor

Risk Manager

Certified Professional Safety and Health Auditor (CPEA), Board of Environmental Health & Safety Auditor Certifications

Active clearances, TWIC Card, and passport

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Over 34 years experience in all threats / all hazards emergency response, management, planning, exercise development,

audit, and disaster management.

16 plus years of service with LEPCs (Local Emergency Planning Committees)

Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Sept. 2005: Deputy Unified Area Incident Commander and Deputy Planning Chief as part of Unified Area Command. Planned for 155,000+ evacuees and over 60,000 volunteers by creating 4 cities at Reliant Astrodome, Reliant Arena, Reliant Center, and George R. Brown Convention Center in a 24-hour period. Managed these four cities and seven Incident Commanders for 23 days while planning for and anticipating needs of other disaster management services.

Served over ten years as civilian advisor to 6th WMD Civil Support Team (CST). Contributions include the serving in the State Emergency Response Center during Super Bowl XXXVIII and participating with the 6th CST during the World Series, improvised nuclear device training, and various other events. Recognized by the 6th CST for Incident Command experience and as a subject matter expert, 2006.

Have planned, prepared, and assessed 115+ disaster, business continuity, safety, and security drills and exercises world-wide including several exercises with over 250 participants. Served as an evaluator for the NLE09 exercise.

Recognized by the U.S. Coast Guard for the Trinity 2006 Houston area PREP / MTSA functional exercise as a member of the Joint Design Team, and as the Unified Command representative during the exercise.

Received Meritorious Team Commendations from U.S. Coast Guard for work with anti-terrorism efforts and unique HAZWOPER training.

Speaker at conferences including International Hazardous Material Conference 2004-11 and HOTZONE 2003-2011

Board Member, HotZone.org a non-profit organization for the training of first responders.

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Board Member, Association of Contingency Planners – South Texas Chapter

State of Texas - Member, regional Type-III San Jac Incident Management Team (Incident Commander, Planning Section Chief, Liaison Officer, Safety Officer).

Emergency Management Coordinator for the Harris County’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management brought a wide range of experience to meet a diverse set of challenges that faced the nation’s third most populous county.

g. Major Project Experience: Thousand plus responses (a few of note)

2010 Kalamazoo River Spill Line 6B; Marshall, Michigan; Planning Section Chief

2010 Deepwater Horizon Incident; Mobile Alabama; Director of Offshore Operations

2010 M/V Eagle Otome; Port Arthur, Texas; Management Consultant

2008 Hurricane Ike, Transportation and Evacuation by zip code plan; ESF #10

2008 Hurricane Gustav Response, Logistics and Food Sector

2007 Marine Radiation Response; Gulf of Mexico, then Barbors Cut, Texas

2007 Simultaneous Agrifos sulphuric and phosphoric acid release and Hurricane Humberto

2007 and 2008 Emergency Management Coordinator of Harris County, Texas (a department that averages activation for response three plus times a day)

2006 Colonial/Plantation Pipeline Spill, south of Washington, D.C.; Incident Commander

2005 Hurricane Rita, Houston, Texas; ESF #10 Operations

2005 Hurricane Katrina, Houston, Texas; Deputy Area Unified Area Commander In-Processing and Mega Shelter Operations

2005 Thunderhorse offshore oil rig

2005 World Series, planning and HazMat Team,

2004 Super Bowl XXXVIII, planning and HazMat Team

2001 State of Texas support of the World Trade Center Disaster

2001 Tropical Storm Allison, downtown Houston

2000 Train Derailment, Fire, Explosion; Eunice, Louisiana

1999 Phillips K-resin explosion, Pasadena, Texas

1999 Market Street Train Derailment on Bridge over I-610; Houston, Texas

1995 Ammonia Release Anheuser-Busch, Houston

1994 San Jacinto River Flood and Fire

1989 Phillips explosion; Pasadena, Texas

1978 Charter Oil Polypropylene Emergency; Pasadena, Texas

1977-2008 numerous petroleum product, ammonia, chlorine spills, and major fires; nation-wide


Instructor: NIMS / ICS (upper levels), Confined Space, HAZWOPER, Level-A in Suit emergencies


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a. Name, Title & Local Company Address: BRIAN POTT

Director of Site Services Pricing 42 Longwater Drive Norwell, MA 02061

b. Project Assignment Field Accountant / Finance Supervisor/ Director of Site Services Pricing and Contracts

c. Corporate Address: Clean Harbors Environmental Services

42 Longwater Drive Norwell, MA 02061

d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 11 With Other Firms: 0 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations B.S., Industrial and Systems Engineering, Business Minor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia

Tech), 2004

ICS-100, ICS-200, ICS-700, ICS-800 Certified, December, 2006

Certified Crisis Management Plan Writing, May, 2007

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: As Director of Site Services Pricing, Mr. Pott manages the company’s Site Service pricing strategies in all business

segments, including Tank Cleaning, Emergency Response, Industrial Services, etc, playing an important role in the growth and profitability of the business. Mr. Pott also assists in system development to make the jobs of field workers easier.

Prior to his position of Direct of Site Services Pricing, Mr. Pott was a Field Project Manager for major emergency responses and large-scale projects. His roles included developing and communicating pricing estimates to customers and upper management on a daily basis, managing subcontractors and subcontractor costs, and providing accurate resource usage on large projects. Mr. Pott has developed several specialized spreadsheets and programs for customer and internal use that quickly portray accurate costs and resource usage on large events. Mr. Pott has also been a lead contact and finance representative with Maintenance & Logistics Command Atlantic for any project involving the US Coast Guard.

Prior to being a Field Project Manager, Mr. Pott was a Field Technician part-time while he earned his B.S. in Industrial & Systems Engineering. Mr. Pott gained a great deal of field experience in marine response, marine services, tank cleaning, chemical decontamination, and general site services.

g. Major Project Experience: Oil Spill on Mississippi River, New Orleans, LA, 2008 – On this large oil spill that stretched from New Orleans, LA to

the Gulf of Mexico Mr. Pott again managed the finance operations of a response that included 450 responders working under Clean Harbors. Mr. Pott ensured that all resources were tracked as they were moved and conveyed the information daily to the spill command center.

Container Ship Fuel Oil Spill in San Francisco Bay, 2007 – Mr. Pott worked in conjunction of the Clean Harbors National Response Team to clean up a major oil spill in the San Francisco Bay. Clean Harbors worked the spill again without outside help in daily cost reporting to customers due to Mr. Pott’s efforts. Because their work outshined all competitors on the initial portion of this spill, Clean Harbors was asked to continue working on the maintenance phase of the project.

Tank Cleaning & Construction Project Audit, Freeport, TX, 2007 – This was a large tank cleaning and reconstruction project that had reporting issues to the customer for months of the project. Mr. Pott was brought in to audit and review the project and to determine the true cost of the project according to the terms and conditions of the contract. The project went to settlement and Mr. Pott’s work (among others) saved the company a sizeable amount of money.

Container Recovery in Marsh, Federal Client, Southeastern Louisiana, 2007 – This project was notably smaller than the Southwestern LA project, but Mr. Pott’s responsibilities were similar. Since this was not an emergency response project, Clean Harbors was required to submit a proposal for the work, and Mr. Pott completed the winning bid largely as

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a solo effort.

Container Recovery in Marsh, Federal Client, Southwestern Louisiana, 2006-2007 – On this project Mr. Pott was the lead finance representative to a federal client and joint task force managing the project. Clean Harbors used several specialty subcontractors to remove hazardous debris from the marsh, including helicopters, marsh draglines/excavators, and several types of airboats, and Mr. Pott was responsible for tracking their time and billing and portraying it to the customer on a daily basis, as well as portraying financial data to upper management within Clean Harbors.

Flash Flood Spill, Sulphur, LA, 2006 – On this project, Mr. Pott used his cost tracking sheet to perform all customer billing of over 100 people. This was the first major oil spill or event that Clean Harbors was performed independently on cost tracking and financial duties.

Rocky Mountain Arsenal (RMA) Landfill Project, Denver, CO, 2006 – Mr. Pott worked checking grade as a landfill was filled in 2’ high sections with loaders and dozers, compacted with lamb’s feet, and then covered with 1’ of clean fill for odor control. Throughout the length of the project, all members of the crew were donned in either Level-C PPE with air purifying respirator, or Level-B PPE with supplied air.

Hurricane Rita Container Recovery Project, Cameron Parish, LA, 2005-2006 – Mr. Pott developed and used a new cost tracking system that could be used for both internal uses a federal client.

Hurricane Katrina Response, New Orleans, LA, 2005-2006 – Mr. Pott worked as a finance representative to several customers and vendors. He developed several cost tracking systems for both internal and external uses which allowed Clean Harbors to portray cost data in the real time. His roles included real-time cost tracking of over 200 personnel and several equipment & materials resources to nearly 40 customers, managing subcontractor billing, and coordinating resources to customer sites.

Krout’s Creek Benzene Remediation, Oil Refinery Company, Huntington, WV, 2005 – Mr. Pott managed the field crew on the remediation of the creek, and also coordinated the transportation and disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous excavated material. Despite significant challenges posed by low threshold air monitoring notification requirements and proximity to residential properties, project operations were never interrupted and were completed on time.

Mid-Valley Pipeline Release, Carrolton, KY, 2005 – Mr. Pott managed customer billing and estimates on a daily basis.

Crude Oil Tanker Spill, Delaware River NJ/PA, 2004-2005 – Mr. Pott maintained the daily billing summaries of over 360 people for the client, as well as maintaining estimates for all subcontractors on the project. Mr. Pott developed a spreadsheet program to track daily resource usage for a federal client once the project was federalized and maintained coordination of several crews.

Mercury Spill in Apartment Complex, Utility Company, Pawtucket, RI, 2004 – Mr. Pott was responsible for cleaning several apartments contaminated with mercury, taking detailed inventory of the occupants’ personal belongings, and managing the transportation of roll-off containers.


OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Training, June 2000

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MARK ANDREWS Corporate Purchasing Manager 42 Longwater Drive Norwell, MA 02061


Strike Team Logistics Manager Logistics Section Chief



d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 26 With Other Firms: 7 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Bryant College 95/96 Certificate program: Purchasing & Materials Management

Member, Purchasing Managers Association of Boston (PMAB)

affiliate of Institute for Supply Management (ISM)

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Corporate Purchasing Manager

30 plus years in environmental services industry concentrated in support operations

Managed Central Supply Operations for Enbridge Energy oil spill 2010

g. Major Project Experience: Morris T. Berman oil spill San Juan, PR 1994

Julie N oil spill South Portland, ME 1996

World Trade Center (Ground Zero) New York, NY 2001

US Post Office, Morgan Distribution Center anthrax cleanup New York, NY 2001

NBC Studio anthrax cleanup New York, NY 2001

CBS Studio anthrax cleanup New York, NY 2001

Bouchard 120 oil spill Buzzards Bay, MA 2003

M/V Athos I Delaware River, NJ/PA 2004/2005

Hurricane Katrina New Orleans, LA 2005/2006

Gulf Oil Refinery oil spill Lake Charles, LA 2006

Hurricane Rita, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Refuge cleanup Hackberry, LA 2006

M/V Cosco Busan San Francisco Bay, CA 2007

Midwest floods cleanup Iowa 2008

Barge DM932 oil spill Mississippi River, LA 2008

Underground Pipeline oil spill Southern Illinois 2008

Hurricane Gustav Baton Rouge, LA 2008

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Hurricane Ike Galveston, TX 2008

Eagle Otome oil spill Port Arthur, TX 2010

Deepwater Horizon (BP) oil spill Gulf Coast States 2010

Enbridge Energy Pipeline oil spill Kalamazoo River Marshall, MI 2010


TWIC card

ICS Modules 100 and 200 certified

SONS 2010 Exercise, Area Command Logistics Section, Fitchburg, MA 2010

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a. Name, Title & Local Company Address: THOMAS B. HAGADORN

Director Health & Safety 3 Sutton Place Edison, NJ 08817

b. Project Assignment Director of Health & Safety

c. Corporate Address: Clean Harbors, Inc.

42 Longwater Drive Norwell, Massachusetts, 02061

d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 23 With Other Firms: 7 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations University of Southern Maine – Gorham, ME 1993 - 1995

Environmental Health & Safety Program

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Supervise ten health and safety professionals in developing and implementing strategic programs and plans

with the purpose of creating a safe environment for all employees within the organization. Responsible for the development and implementation of corporate health and safety policies for 64 different

business units with 1200+ employees company wide. Develop and implement accident prevention and loss control methods and programs at operations in all field

locations to improve safety performance. Chairperson of Divisions’ Incident Review Committee with responsibility to review all incidents including but

not limited to near misses, injuries, and property damage and motor vehicle accidents. Represent the organization on O.S.H.A. citation matters. Safety Incident Commander on all large-scale emergency response events. Assisted in development of Behavior Based Safety program, which was implemented throughout the company. Work closely with various government agencies (e.g. OSHA, EPA, Health Departments, Coast Guard, etc.),

and client and owner Environmental, Health and Safety personnel in addressing various EHS issues and concerns associated with the remediation and environmental work conducted by Clean Harbors.

g. Major Project Experience: Chlorine Fire Emergency Response/Remediation, Advanced Laboratories Springfield, MA – 1988

Response to a fire at a swimming pool chemical plant fire. Site Safety Officer. PCB Emergency Response/Remediation SUNY New Paltz, NY –1991 Response to an event where

transformers containing PCB oil overheated, exploded and/or burned on the State University of New York at New Paltz campus. Long-term remediation project. Site Safety Officer

T/V “Julie N, Portland, ME – 1996 170,000 gallon marine oil spill 700+ total responders, Safety Incident Commander of 150 responders.

World Trade Center Response, New York, NY - 2001 Response to support recovery efforts associated with terrorist attacks on WTC. Primary response activity decontamination of equipment and personnel involved in the response effort. Safety Incident Commander of 180 responders.

U. S. Postal Service –Morgan Distribution Center, Anthrax Decontamination, New York, NY – 2001 Response & decontamination of US Postal Distribution Facility contaminated with anthrax. Safety Incident Commander of 200 responders.

NBC, Anthrax Decontamination, New York, NY – 2001 Response & decontamination of national television studio contaminated with anthrax. Safety Incident Commander of 50 responders

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CBS, Anthrax Decontamination, New York, NY – 2001 Response & decontamination of national television studio contaminated with anthrax. Safety Incident Commander of 30 responders

Bouchard “B-120”, Buzzards Bay, MA – 2003 100,000-gallon marine oil spill. Safety Incident Commander of 850 responders.

Athos I, Delaware River, NJ/PA – 2004 265,000-gallon marine oil spill. 700+ total responders, Safety Incident Commander of 250 responders.

Hurricane Katrina/Rita Response, MS/LA – 2005 Response to natural disaster. Multiple projects associated with this disaster including the response and clean up of a 1 million gallon oil spill at Murphy’s Refining Meraux, LA. Safety Incident Commander of 220 responders.

Barge DM932 New Orleans, LA– 2008 400,000–gallon marine oil spill. Safety Incident Commander of 450 responders.

Hurricane Gustav/Ike Response, LA/TX – 2008 Response to natural disaster. Multiple projects associated with this disaster. Safety Incident Commander CHES Response Team.

Deepwater Horizon Response, LA/MS/AL/FL – 2010- 2 million gallon marine oil spill. Safety Incident Commander of 3,000 responders.


40-Hour Hazardous Materials Operations Level 8-Hour Hazardous Materials Supervisor NFPA Firefighter I National Fire Academy – Preparing for Incident Command & Commanding The Initial Response United Stated EPA – Hazardous Materials Response Safety Decision Making New Jersey State Fire College – Staff and Command New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection – Radiation and Hazardous Materials National Safety Council – Principals of Occupational Safety & Health OSHA Training Institute – Introduction to Industrial Hygiene for Safety Personnel & Health Hazards in

the Construction Industry for Safety Personnel International Association of Firefighters – Confined Space Operations University of Maryland Fire & Rescue Institute – Confined Space Entry & Rescue Lamar University Center for Industrial Fire and Hazardous Materials Training – Industrial Rescue Training

Level I Tennessee Safety and Environmental, Inc – Leading and Managing Process Hazard Analyses Confined Space “Competent” Person Excavation/Trenching “Competent” Person

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a. Name, Title & Local Company Address: FRANKLIN LEE BARFIELD

National Emergency Response Manager, Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. 55 Silicon Drive, McCarran, NV. 89434

b. Project Assignment National Emergency Response Manager

c. Corporate Address: Clean harbors Environmental Services, Inc.

42 Longwater Drive Norwell, Massachusetts, 02061

d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 4.5 With Other Firms: 24 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Hazardous Materials Managers Certificate – University Of California, Riverside

Class A Driver Lic. With All Endorsements

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: As National Emergency Response Manager for Clean Harbors, Mr. Barfield is responsible overseeing all of the

Emergency Responses in the Country for all the National accounts. This also includes getting and maintaining relationships with all OPA 90 clients as well as developing relationships with new clients for Emergency Response. It also includes responding and running responses at any National disasters. As a former General Manager of Site Services for Clean Harbors in the bay area, Mr. Barfield was responsible for overseeing all of the filed and on site activity in the San Francisco bay area. This responsibility included Emergency response as well as planned work at customer sites. This also included the overseeing of all aspects of running the office. Mr. Barfield has worked in the environmental field at all levels including laborer, foreman, equipment operator and superintendent. He has extensive field knowledge in managing environmental remediation events. Mr. Barfield has over twenty four years of experience in the hazardous waste and remediation field. This includes Emergency Response and Transportation of all classifications of waste streams.

g. Major Project Experience: Gulf Spill: Ran a very large site in Mississippi for Clean Harbors during the Deepwater Horizon spill for over eight

months.

Michigan: Spent time running a crew during the Pipeline 6A spill in Michigan.

New Orleans: Ran multiple crews on a tanker spill in the Mississippi River.

Northern California: Obrien – Major oil spill in the San Francisco Bay.

Louisiana and Texas: Helped clean up and run projects for the clean up efforts after Hurricane Ike.

Southern California: BLM – Mercury Mine site clean up near Santa Barbara, CA- A three month project to restore and clean up an abandon Mercury Mine Site that covered over twenty acres of woodland.

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Southern California: Riverside County Health – Ran the House Hold Collection events for the Riverside County Health Dept. in nine different areas for over four years.

Southern & Northern California. – DTSC – Responded to and cleaned up Drug Labs all over the State of California for over sixteen years.

Southern California: BNSF Railroad – Responded and cleaned up the major train derailment in the Cajon Pass that lasted for two months at a cost of approximately 1.5 million dollars.


University Of Ca. riverside – Hazardous Materials Certificate

40 Hour Hazardous waste Operations and Emergency Response

8 Hour Updates Every Year starting In 1987

40 Hour Hazardous waste Operations, Supervisor Course

40 Hour Project Management Course

Dale Carnegie Management Course 1

Dale Carnegie Management Course 2

OSHA Health and Safety Training

PPE Respiratory Protection

Hearing Conservation Training

HazCat Identification – Beg, intermediate and Advanced Course

Confined Space Entry

Confined Space Entry Supervisor

Confined Space Rescue Training

Red Cross first Aid and CPR Training

BHA Air Pollution Control Maintenance certificate

Professional Development Program / dale Carnegie

Leadership for Professionals / Dale Carnegie

Gas Cylinder Training

Incident Commander Training – Ca. ( Hazardous Material)

Technician Course – Home Land Security (COBRA)

Incident Commander training – Home Land Security (COBRA)

Weapons of Mass Destruction Training – Home Land Security ( COBRA )

Qualified individual Training – QI Training

Cal Tran Rail Road Training

Rail Car Specialist Training

Rail Car Specialist Training 2

Rail Car Intermodel Training

Rail Car Training / Emergency Response (BNSF)

Rail Car Training / Emergency Response ( UP)

Rail Car Roll Over Training

Rail Road Safety Training

Highway Response Training

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Highway Specialist Response Training

Bio Waste Training

Blood Born Pathogen Training

Mine Health and Safety Training

Over The Water response Training

HM 181 DOT Training and certification

Class A Driver Training – (Tanker, Roll Off, Van, End Dump, Haz Mat)

Hours Of Service Auditing For Drivers Logs Training

Forklift Safety Training

Material handling / Transportation Certification

Lead Abatement Training

Bay Area Safety Orientation Course (BAT )

Manifest training

PROFESSIONAL RESUME



STEVEN DOWNS Program Manager, Emergency Services Clean Harbors Environmental Services 101 Philip Drive Norwell, MA 02061


Program Manager, Emergency Services


Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. 42 Longwater Drive Norwell, Massachusetts 02061

d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 5 With Other Firms: 13 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations

Bachelor of Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY, 1984 Associates Degree, Mechanical Engineering, Hartford State Technical College, Hartford, CT, 1981

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project:

Provide dedicated point–of–contact managing twenty-four hour nationwide emergency and incident response services utilizing in-house resources and approved subcontractor network to ensure coverage of each situation throughout North America

Manage risk and liability associated with each emergency incident through contractor selection, response communications and reporting to include insurance programs and use of approved disposal facilities

Perform subcontractor and in-house audits to ensure federal, state, local, and industry compliance of personnel and resources responding to each emergency including required notifications, on-site photographs and post-incident reports

Customer support and participation of spill drill, table top activities, disaster exercises and potential pandemic situations

Biological / infectious agent response performing whole building decontamination and disinfection of infectious substances, weapons of mass destruction decontamination and USDA 3D contractor for depopulation disinfection and disposal of feathered animals and livestock

Natural disaster response covering household hazardous waste and hazardous material recovery and collection to include demolition and debris removal

Career skills include eighteen years of supervisory experience in the environmental field including ten years as manager

Three years of experience providing lecture hall instruction on environmental, transportation, safety related topics and emergency response activities

Other experience includes twenty-nine years enlisted service in the Army National Guard with twenty-one years supervising military troops as a Detachment Commander and Company First Sergeant

Fourteen month deployment conducting engineering, security and convoy missions throughout Iraq

Humanitarian well drilling deployments in multiple countries within Central America

g. Major Project Experience:

PROFESSIONAL RESUME


Pipeline failure site management and shoreline clean up, Kalamazoo River, Marshall, Michigan

MC-252 incident command, site management and shoreline clean up, Mississippi and Alabama

USDA FMD mass vaccination collaborative project, Argentina and Uruguay

Natural gas power plant explosion hazard assessment, compressed gas processing of damaged cylinders and biohazard cleanup of impacted areas, Middletown Connecticut

Hurricane Ike disaster response supporting USCG and USDA agencies with site remediation, building restoration and carcass removal, Texas and Louisiana

USAID Deliver Project, Avian Influenza Decontamination Kit Review, Washington DC

Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) liaison in support of wildfires, San Diego & San Bernardino, California

Avian Influenza cleaning & disinfection of poultry farm on behalf of the USDA, Ferndale, New York

Flood disaster response of industrial sites and decontamination of hospital morgue and autopsy area, Susquehanna, New York

Katrina disaster management of HHW & ACM remediation throughout streets of New Orleans south to Venice Louisiana

Heavy metals remediation and site demolition at precious metals company, Fairfield, Connecticut

Mercury remediation and facility demolition of hat manufacturer, Norwalk, Connecticut

Clean quarantine area decontamination, Plum Island, New York

Anthrax contaminated mail processing for local radio stations, Farmington, Connecticut

Contaminated soils management for MASSPORT at Logan International Airport, Boston, Massachusetts

Sulfuric acid spill and site remediation at industrial location, Palmer, Massachusetts

Military helicopter crash and blood borne pathogen cleanup, Stratford, Connecticut

Overturned gasoline tanker hanging from bridge, Litchfield, Connecticut

Demolition of low level radiation Lithium furnace for defense contractor, Windsor Locks, Connecticut

Hazardous plating line decommissioning and site remediation for defense contractor, Southington, Connecticut


8-Hour OSHA HAZWOPER Refresher Training

FEMA Incident Command System IS-100, 200, 300

Large Animal Handling Techniques

CPR/AED & First Aid

HM 181; 49 CFR 172.700

Emergency Response to Terrorism

PROFESSIONAL RESUME


a. Name, Title & Local Company Address: CHUCK GEER

DOSS, Region 7 Midwest 6414 Product Drive Sterling Heights, MI 48312

b. Project Assignment c. Corporate Address:

Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. 42 Longwater Drive Norwell, Massachusetts 02061

d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 4 With Other Firms: 9 e. Education: Degree(s) / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Bachelor of Science, Environmental Science, Oakland University f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: General Manager, Clean Harbors Env Services, Sterling Heights, MI

Plant Manager, PSC, Detroit Michigan

Total Waste Manager, WM Inc, Warren, MI

Operations Manager, PSC, Detroit, MI

g. Major Project Experience: Pipeline 6A Oil Spill, Marshall, MI

Cygent Oil Spill, Cygnet, OH

RTR Facility Closure, Detroit, MI

Part B facility rebuild Detroit, MI

Total waste management for all General Motors SPO services (26 sites) located outside the state of Michigan



Certified CPR & Basic First Aid

Hearing Conversation

RCRA Training

BBP training

Heat/Cold Stress

Fall Protection

Hot Work training

Hazardous Materials Regulation 49 CFR

Federal Motor Carrier Safety regulations

PROFESSIONAL RESUME



ERIC C. MONTGOMERY Director of Site Services, South East Clean Harbors Environmental Services 3300 Cummings Road Chattanooga, TN 37419


Director of Site Services


Clean Harbors Environmental Services 42 Longwater Drive Norwell, MA 02061

d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 12 With Other Firms: 11 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Various USAF Schools for Firefighting, Rescue and Hazardous Materials Response

United Sates Air Force, Honorable Discharge State of CT Boating License State of CT Transfer Facility Operator License

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Operationally and administratively, Mr. Montgomery directs eight site services office for CHES. Mr.

Montgomery is responsible for overseeing all of the operations, financially and operationally within that geographical area.

Mr. Montgomery has held many positions in his environmental career including: Field Technician, Health and Safety Representative, Technical Trainer, Compliance Director, Supervisor, Project Manager, Operations Manager, Field Service Specialist, Site Services General Manager and currently, Director of Site Services.

g. Major Project Experience: Various Chemical and Oil Spills and aircraft crash responses, USAF. – Responder.

420,000 gallon #2 fuel oil release, World Prodigy, Narragansett Bay, Newport, RI. - Health and Safety World Trade Center Terrorist Attack, NY City, NY, response team, coordination, management 70,000 gallon Jet “A” fuel oil release underground, Confidential Client, East Hartford, CT, - Project

Manager PCB Capacitor fire, Town of Southington, CT. Excess of $2 million clean up. – Project Manager 250,000 gallon #6 Fuel Oil Release, BT Nautilus, Kill Van Kull, Staten Island, NY. – Health and Safety 5,000 gallon Nitric / Hydrochloric Acid release, confidential client, Southington, CT. – Project Manager Oil Barge Fire / Explosion, Freehold, NJ. – Health and Safety Xylene Release, underground transfer line, B-P Products, Hopkinsville, KY- Project Oversight 10,000 gallon nitric / hydrochloric acid spill, confidential client, Southington, CT. – Project Manager State of Connecticut, loading, transportation and disposal of ~60,000 tons of contaminated soil. 16-month project

valued in excess of $1 million. – Project Manager New Orleans, LA: Hurricane Katrina Cleanup, Various projects consisted of product recovery, boat recovery, tank

cleanings, HHW collections, manhole cleanings, building decon, etc. while managing around extremely difficult logistic and environmental issues. – Management, coordination

Kidde Fire Fighting, plant closure, facility decontamination, UST removal, resale equipment rigging, obsolete equipment dismantling and rigging, valued at $3.3 million. Project Oversight

PROFESSIONAL RESUME


Name, Title & Local Company Address:

MICHAEL C. MURPHY Field Service Supervisor 101 Philip Drive Norwell, Massachusetts 02061


Field Supervisor, Emergency Response



d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 4.5 With Other Firms: - e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Currently in progress - Bachelor of Science, Environmental Studies, Northeastern University

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Field Service Equipment Operator, Clean Harbors Env Services, Weymouth, MA

Field Service Foreman, Clean Harbors Env Services, Weymouth, MA

Field Service Technician I, II, & III, Clean Harbors Env Services, So. Boston/Weymouth, MA

g. Major Project Experience: B120 Barge, Buzzards Bay, MA

Pipeline Remediation, Lynn, MA

Exelon New Boston Explosion, Boston, MA

Polaroid Corp. Demolition & Decontamination, Waltham, MA

US Fish & Wildlife Restoration, Anahuac/McFadden Refugees, Southeast Texas





Eagle Otome, Port Arthur, TX

Deepwater Horizon Spill -Petit Bois Island, Pascagoula, MS

Deepwater Horizon Spill – Louisiana Ops, Venice, LA

TDA Spill, Baytown, TX


Confined Space Rescue Training/ CHES

Confined Space Supervisor/ CHES

40 Hour OSHA Hazwoper/CHES

24 Hour DOT Training/ CHES

Certified CPR & Basic First Aid / CHES

CHES Certified Vessel Operator /CHES Certified Heavy Equipment Operator

PROFESSIONAL RESUME



JOHN RODIER Field Service Supervisor 101 Philip Drive Norwell, MA 02061-9149


Manager, Emergency Response contracts



d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 1 With Other Firms: e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Bachelor of Science, Management, Boston College Carroll School of Management Honors Program

o Concentrations – Operations and Strategic Management, Marketing, and Management and Leadership

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Studies at Boston College included Business Law, Cyber law for Business, and Labor and Employment Law

g. Major Project Experience: Pipeline failure, Kalamazoo River, MI – 2010

o Oversaw audit of all daily worksheets and estimates to the customer, oversaw tracking of equipment resources on project, and led the invoicing process.

Deepwater Horizon, Gulf of Mexico - 2010

o Managed flow of paperwork and nightly entry for over 60 work sites and 3,000 workers.


40 Hour OSHA Hazwoper/CHES

PROFESSIONAL RESUME



ALEXANDER D. OLSON Field Service Supervisor 101 Philip Drive Norwell, Massachusetts 02061


Field Service Supervisor



d. Years Experience – With This Firm: >1 With Other Firms: 0 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Suffolk University, Business Management. 2 Years

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Field Service Specialist, Clean Harbors Env Services, Norwell, MA

g. Major Project Experience: Deep Water Horizon, Dauphin Island, AL

Deep Water Horizon, Cocodrie, LA

TDA Spill, Baymont, TX


PROFESSIONAL RESUME



ANDREW C. CHRISTOPHER Field Service Supervisor – Project Support Team 101 Philip Dr. Norwell, Massachusetts 02061


Field Service Supervisor – Project Support Team



d. Years Experience – With This Firm: >1 With Other Firms: 0 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Bachelor of Science, Finance- Bachelor of Science, Economics (Minor) Suffolk University

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: UBS Financial Services Customer Service Representative

American Express Financial Services

Hero Coatings Adhesive Factory

g. Major Project Experience: Deepwater Horizon Oil spill- Gulf Shores, AL

Pipe-line 6A-Romeoville, IL

Chemical Plant fire -Sheffield, IL

TDA spill -Baytown, TX


PROFESSIONAL RESUME



BRIAN F. SMUSZ Field Service Supervisor 101 Philip Drive Norwell, Massachusetts 02061


Field Service Supervisor



d. Years Experience – With This Firm: >1 With Other Firms: 0 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Suffolk University 2010, Entrepreneurship Major, Marketing Minor

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Field Service Specialist, Clean Harbors Env Services, Norwell, MA

g. Major Project Experience: Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill, Dauphin Island, AL

Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill, Gulf Shores, AL

Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill, Pascagoula, MS


PROFESSIONAL RESUME



MICHAEL M. BRAJER Field Service Supervisor 101 Philip Drive Norwell, Massachusetts 02061


Project Supervisor/Administrator, Emergency Response



d. Years Experience – With This Firm: 1 With Other Firms: 3 e. Education: Degree(s) / Year / Specialization & Licenses / Registrations Bachelor of Science, Business Administration, Towson University, 2008.

f. Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant to the Proposed Project: Field Technician, CHES, Norwell, MA

On Site Administrator, Prime 1 Staffing, Broussard, LA

Health, Life, Property & Casualty Insurance Producer, State Farm Insurance, Florham Park, NJ

Campus Advertising Sales Manager, Off-Campus 101, Towson, MD

g. Major Project Experience: Delaware City Refinery, Delaware City, DE

Deepwater Horizon, New Iberia, LA

Deepwater Horizon, Gulf Shores, AL

Deepwater Horizon, Dauphin Island, AL


FAM Certified Training/ CHES Corporate

USCG OSRO RATINGS BY CAPTAIN OF THE PORT (COTP) ZONE Oil Spill Response Organization (OSRO) Clean Harbors Environmental Services (OSRO #0013) This section contains the latest OSRO Ratings by the US Coast Guard Captain of the Port Zone. While the resources owned for each region are constantly changing which could result in a change to a rating, this section contains the latest ratings published by the USCG. The ratings can also be found on the USCG webpage at the following address: http://www.uscg.mil/hq/nsfweb/nsfcc/ops/ResponseSupport/RRAB/informationonclassifiedosros.html


http://www.uscg.mil/hq/nsfweb/nsfcc/ops/ResponseSupport/RRAB/informationonclassifiedosros.html


0013 Clean Harbors Environmental Facilities Vessels

COTP: BALTIMORE MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

High Volume Port River/Canal X X X X X X X X

Alternate City: Inland X X X X X X X X

Open Ocean

Offshore

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COTP: BOSTON MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

X High Volume Port River/Canal X X X X X X X X


Open Ocean

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COTP: BUFFALO MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

Offshore

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COTP: BUFFALO (OSWEGO, NY) MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: CAPE FEAR RIVER MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

High Volume Port River/Canal X X X X X X

Alternate City: Inland X X X X X X

Open Ocean

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COTP: CHARLESTON MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: CHICAGO MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

Offshore

Near shore

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COTP: CLEVELAND MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3


Alternate City: Inland X X X X X X X

Open Ocean

Offshore

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COTP: CORPUS CHRISTI MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

X High Volume Port River/Canal X X X X

Alternate City: Inland X X X

Open Ocean

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COTP: DELAWARE BAY MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: DETROIT MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: DULUTH MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3


Alternate City: Inland X X X X X

Open Ocean

Offshore

Near shore

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COTP: HAMPTON ROADS MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

High Volume Port River/Canal X X X X X X X


Open Ocean

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COTP: HOUSTON-GALVESTON MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: HUNTINGTON MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: JACKSONVILLE MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: JACKSONVILLE (PORT CANAVERAL, FL) MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: KEY WEST MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: LA & LONG BEACH (MORRO BAY, CA) MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

High Volume Port River/Canal X X X X

Alternate City: Inland X X

Open Ocean

Offshore

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COTP: LAKE MICHIGAN MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

Offshore

Near shore




COTP: LONG ISLAND SOUND MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

Offshore

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Great Lakes

COTP: LOS ANGELES & LONG BEACH MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

X High Volume Port River/Canal X X

Alternate City: Inland

Open Ocean

Offshore

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COTP: LOWER MISSISSIPPI MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: MIAMI MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: MOBILE MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: MOBILE (PANAMA CITY, FL) MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: MORGAN CITY MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: NEW ORLEANS MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

X High Volume Port River/Canal X X X X X X X


Open Ocean

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COTP: NEW YORK MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: NORTH CAROLINA MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: OHIO VALLEY MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Cincinnati Open Ocean

Offshore

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COTP: PADUCAH MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: PITTSBURGH MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: PORT ARTHUR MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

X High Volume Port River/Canal X X X X X X X


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COTP: PORTLAND, OR MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

X High Volume Port River/Canal X X X X


Open Ocean

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COTP: PORTLAND, OR (COOS BAY, OR) MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: PUGET SOUND MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3

High Volume Port River/Canal X X


Open Ocean

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COTP: SAN DIEGO MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3


Alternate City: Inland X X X

Open Ocean

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COTP: SAN FRANCISCO MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: SAN FRANCISCO (EUREKA, CA) MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: SAN JUAN MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: SAULT STE. MARIE MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: SAULT STE. MARIE (ALPENA, MI) MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: SAULT STE. MARIE (MARQUETTE, MI) MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: SAULT STE. MARIE (TRAVERSE CITY, MI) MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: SAVANNAH MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



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COTP: SOUTHEAST ALASKA MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



Open Ocean

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COTP: SOUTHEAST ALASKA (KETCHIKAN) MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



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COTP: SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



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COTP: ST. PETERSBURG MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



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COTP: TOLEDO MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



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COTP: UPPER MISSISSIPPI MM W1 W2 W3 MM W1 W2 W3



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