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COM FEDERAL PROGRAMS CORPORATION January 8, Mr. Cesar Lee U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 841 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 PROJECT: EPA CONTRACT NO.: 68-W9-0004 DOCUMENT NO.: TES7-C03042-EP-CBVZ SUBJECT: Work Assignment C03042 Sal ford Quarry Preliminary Cost Estimate for Construction of Access Road Dear Mr. Lee: The purpose of this letter is to present a preliminary estimate of the costs associated with the construction of a temporary road to provide access to the proposed locations of monitoring wells 6, 7, and 8. The data utilized to prepare this estimate was obtained from Building Construction Cost Data 1989. The anticipated location of the access road is depicted in the attached figure. It has been estimated that the required length of the road would be 310 feet. Prior to the installation of the access road, a path approximately 20 feet wide would be cleared of vegetation; it is estimated that a. total area of approximately 0.157 acres would be cleared. Based upon our reconnaissance of December 14, 1990, it is not anticipated that any trees would have to be removed during the clearing activities. The access road would consist of an eight inch thick gravel road bed approximately 15 feet wide. The total cost of construction of the temporary access road is estimated to be $2,566.50. It should be noted that based upon observations made by CDM FEDERAL PROGRAMS CORPORATION (FPC) personnel, it is likely that much, if not all, of the area where the temporary access road is to be located meets the federal. criteria of a wetlands. The installation of the access road may require state and/or federal permits. It should also be noted that the utilization of any heavy equipment, such as a drill rig, may impact the wetlands -and may require the acquisition of a federal permit. It is therefore recommended. that decisions regarding the installation of wells 6, 7, and 8 at the currently proposed locations be postponed pending th the wetlands delineation for this area. 992 Old Eagle School Road. Suite 919 Wayne. PA 19087 (215)293-0450. (215) 293-1920Facsimile

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C O M F E D E R A L P R O G R A M S C O R P O R A T I O NJanuary 8,

Mr. Cesar LeeU.S. Environmental Protection Agency841 Chestnut StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19107

PROJECT: EPA CONTRACT NO.: 68-W9-0004

DOCUMENT NO.: TES7-C03042-EP-CBVZ

SUBJECT: Work Assignment C03042Sal ford QuarryPreliminary Cost Estimate forConstruction of Access Road

Dear Mr. Lee:

The purpose of this letter is to present a preliminary estimate ofthe costs associated with the construction of a temporary road toprovide access to the proposed locations of monitoring wells 6, 7,and 8. The data utilized to prepare this estimate was obtainedfrom Building Construction Cost Data 1989.

The anticipated location of the access road is depicted in theattached figure. It has been estimated that the required lengthof the road would be 310 feet. Prior to the installation of theaccess road, a path approximately 20 feet wide would be cleared ofvegetation; it is estimated that a. total area of approximately0.157 acres would be cleared. Based upon our reconnaissance ofDecember 14, 1990, it is not anticipated that any trees would haveto be removed during the clearing activities. The access roadwould consist of an eight inch thick gravel road bed approximately15 feet wide. The total cost of construction of the temporaryaccess road is estimated to be $2,566.50.

It should be noted that based upon observations made by CDM FEDERALPROGRAMS CORPORATION (FPC) personnel, it is likely that much, ifnot all, of the area where the temporary access road is to belocated meets the federal. criteria of a wetlands. The installationof the access road may require state and/or federal permits. Itshould also be noted that the utilization of any heavy equipment,such as a drill rig, may impact the wetlands -and may require theacquisition of a federal permit. It is therefore recommended. thatdecisions regarding the installation of wells 6, 7, and 8 at thecurrently proposed locations be postponed pending ththe wetlands delineation for this area.

992 Old Eagle School Road. Suite 919 Wayne. PA 19087 (215)293-0450. (215) 293-1920 Facsimile

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If you have any questions pertaining to this submittal, pleasecontact me at (215) 293-0450.

Sincerely,

COM FEDERAL PROGRAMS CORPORATION

Bruce R. PlutaWork Assignment Manager

Attachment

cc: Elaine Spiewak, EPA Project Officer, CERCLA Region IIIConstance V. Braun, FPC Program ManagerMark diFeliciantonio, FPC Regional Manager

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usUNIT PRICE kAGESImportantTrices in this section arc listed in twoways: as bare costs and as costsincluding overhead and profit of theinstalling contractor. In most cases, ifthe work is to be subcontracted, it isbest for a general contractor to add anadditional 10% to the figures foundin the column titled "TOTALINCL. O&P".

UnitThe unit of measure listed herereflects the material being usedin the line item. For example:forniwork is priced in square feetof contact area (SFCA).

ProductivityThe daily output representstypical total daily amount ofwork that the designated crewitem will produce. Man-hours area unit of measure for the laborinvolved in performing a task.To derive the total man-hoursfor a task, multiply the quantityof the item involved times theman-hour figure shown.

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Total Costs Including O&P are developed as follows:Mat is Bare Material Cost + K)'1,. = $0.2? + $0.01 = $0.32Labor for Crew Cl = Man-hour Cost ($30.53) < Man-hour Units (.066) = $2.02Equip, for Crew Cl * Equip. Hour Cost ($0.77) * Man hour Units (.066) = $0.05Total = Mat Cost ($0.32) + Labor Cost ($2.02) + Equip. Cost ($0.05) = $2.39(Note: Where a crew is indicated. Equipment and Labor costs are derived from theCrew Tables. See example above. "Total incl. O&P" costs are rounded.)

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CrewA-1lBuik)m|laborv1 Gas En|. Power Tool8 MH. Daily Totals

Crt«A-lA1 laborer1 Power Equipment8 MH,Da4y Totals

Cre»A-l2 Bmldm| laboiersUruck Driver (litritt1 liRht Truck, 15 Ion24 MH. Only Totals

CrewA-31 Truck Drntr (heavy)1 Dump Truck. 12 ton8 MH. Daily Totals

CrewA-42 Carpenters1 Painter. Ordinary24 M H. Dady Totals

CrtwA-S2 BuikJmg Laborers

25 light Truck. 1.5 ton18 M.H.Darfy Totals

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CrwA-71 CM 01 Party1 Instrument Man1 RodmanAItainman24MH,OadyTotah

Crw/W1CW 01 PartyI Instrument Man2 RorJmen/Diammai32 MM. Dady Totals

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5140$18620

Hr. Daily$1685 $13480

6940$20420

Hr. Daily$1685 $269601745 13960

10920$51840

Hr. Daily$17.60 $14080

26920$41000

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$50320•

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2730$33180

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$57800

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$42040

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5655$25975

Hr. Daily$2540 $20320

7635$27955

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29610$50530

Hr. Dairy$3225 $516002955 23640

$75240

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$63360

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2681 2949$4504 $56/6Bart IncLCosts OSP$1730 $2602

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725 797$7535 $1510Bart Intl.Costs OSP$1/9S $7/07

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Crew lift1 Equip Oper. ferine)1 Equip. Oper. Oiler1 Crawler Crane, 75 TonIDratfne Bucket. 3 CY.ISMH.tbrfy fcrtils

Cm ID1 Ubor f orenun (outside)4 Building Laborers1 Equip Oper. (crane)1 Equip. Oper. OilerIHyd. Crane. 25 Ion56 MH. Daily Totals

Crew 1141 labor foreman (outwit)4 Building laborers1 Equip. Oper. Bight)IBiclihoe loader. 48 Hf.48 MH. Dairy Totals

CrewB-151 Equipment Oper. (med).5 Building laborer2 Truck Drivers (heavy)2 Dump Trucks. 16 Ton1 Over. 200 HJ>.28 MH. Dairy Totals

toe* t 16I labor Foreman (outside)2 Budding laborers1 Truck Drive! (liravy)1 Dump truck. 16 Ion32 MH, Dairy Totals

Crtwt-172 Butting laborers1 Equip. Oper. flight)1 Truck Driver (heavy)IBackhoe loader. 48 Uf.1 Dump Track. 12 Ton32 MK Daily Totals

Crew BIS' 1 Labor Foreman (outside)2 Building laborers1 Vibrating Compactor24 MR. Dairy Totals

Bin Costs

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Hr. Daily$2165 $173.201685 67.4017.60 28160

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Crew 1-241 Cem»f!l f inuher1 bVttrg Laborer1 Czrptrter24 MH.Da-'y ToWs

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Hr. Daily$7840 $7777031 ff> 7M402i40 70170

$69480

Hr. Daily$7840 $227203305 264402540 203203315 13300

9315$92095

Kr. Daily$7840 $777203105 7M407540 701703375 19950

139/5$103405

Hr. DailyS7840 $72/7025.40 81280

40130122 75

$156405

Kr. Daily$3010 $240802540 203203215 25800

$70200

Hr. Daily$28.40 $22720.2540 1477403715 77160

10/91018875jmm$ niR r,

CostPerMari'hour•' ~> '"IfBawi . Ind.Costs OSF$2159 $3411

1/98 1977$3957 $5388Bart Ind.Costs OSF$1970 $7895

$1920 $7895Bart Incl.Costs OSF$1965 $2956

302 332$7267 $3288(are Incl.Costs OSP$1984 $7981

423 465$7407 $3446tat Incl.Costs OSF$1725 $2600

1151 13.10$29.16 $3910Ban Ind.Costs OSF$196$ $2925

$1968 $2925Bart Ind.Costs OSP$1834 $2751

1547 __ 1701trial $44 v

AR302235

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I

480

552

502

804

904

015 300 | Barriers And Enclosures00100100020002500350040005000550

FENCING Chain Imk. 5' high6' hir|h

Riiiiiiid than it*. 6' h»jli: to 500'n-M torn* (up HI 12 im)

Pi/wood, panted. 2* x 4* frame. 4' hxjh4* x 4* frame. 8' hirjh

Wire mesh on 4' x 4* posts. 4' high8'hioh

015400 | Security00100100020003000500060008000900

WATCHMAN Service, monthly basis, uniformed man. minimumMaximum

Man and command dog (man dog), minimumMaximum

Sentry dog. leased, with job patrol (yard dog). 1 dog2 dogs

Purchase, trained sentry dog. minimumMaximum

015 500 | Access Roads001000500100000100220023002400500

ROADS AND SIDEWALKS TemporaryRoads, gravel hi. no surfacing. 4* gravel depth

8' gravel depthRamp. K* plywood on 2* x 6* jnisls. 16' 0 C.

On 2' x 10' joists. 16' 0 C.Sidewalks. 2* x 12* planks. 2 uses

Exterior plywood. 2 uses. '/>' thickV thirk}<• thick

015 600 (Temporary Controls001000500100015002000300040005000600070007100740

TARPAULINS Cotton duck. 10 or to 13.13 at per S.Y.. minimumMaximum

Pdyvinyl coated nylon, 14 02. to 18 01, minimumMaximum

Reinforced polyeflylent 3 mas thick, whin4 mils thick, whit*, dear or black5.5 mas thick, dear

Whit*, fire retardant7.5 mils, oil resistant, fin retardant85 mas. bladeWoven polycthyten*. 6 nils thick

Mylar pulycdcr. non-rwnlorn:t1. 7 nris llw.k

015 800 | Project Signs0010 SIGHS Hi-ip'ensity retlectorind. no posts, buy

015 900 | Field Offices And Sheds0010n?so0300mso040004500500raw

OFFICE Trailer, furnished, no hookups. 20' x 8'. buyRent par month

32* x 8'. buyRent per month

SO' x 10'. buy

50' x 12'. buy

4 TemporlFy Controls 1CREW2Clab

A-4

2 Carp

a-142 Carp

1 Carp

-1-

2 Skv.i

2Skwfc

2Skwk

2Skwk

DAILYOUTPUT1007510011013511010080

7156153002753507506506CO

1

.70

.60

.50

MAN*HOUflS.160.213.160145.178.218.160.200

.067

.078

.053

.058

.023

.011

.C12

.013

16

22 £60

26.670

32

UNITL.F.

Hr.

Week

Ea.

S.Y.

SF.

S.F.

S.F.

Ei .

BABE COSTSMAT.4.605851891583.556.053.95595

.962.101.151.40.31.21.27.31

.26

.45

.35

.45

.05

.05

.07

.12

.13

.16

.28

.86

9

3.800130

5.650180

0.6003451.700370

LABOR2.703592.702.453.734.573.424.28

1.201.391.14125.49.23.26.29

350

500

Art

700

EQUIP.

.24

.28

nrz;

TOTAL7.30

-"&7.2810.627.3710.23

2.403.772.292.65.30.44

.60'

.26

.45

.35

.45

.05

.06

.07

.12

.13

.16

.28

.86

9

4.150130

6.150

U™34S

2.400370

TOTALINCUS

9.1•u

9.513.59.513

6'r.12-9.213.8165230870

1.650

3 IS4.7129S3.411.0J.57

.29

.50

.39

.50

.06• .07

.08

.13

.14

.18

.31

.95

9.90

4.700145

6.975

38013.900405

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212

222

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230

234

s

022 200 | Excav, Backfill, Compact130014001600170019002000220023000010002001000200030003200340036004000500030007000300090000100100030004000500052005400560J=2i-'06000700001008001600

0010010003000500130014001900200022002300250026002800290031003300350037001900

X>

r °1430034

Ooar backfUng. bulk, up to 300' haul, no compactor)Air tamped

Compacting backfi. 6* to 12* His. vibrating rollerSheepsfoot roller

Dozer backfilling, trench, up to 300' haul, no compactionAir tamped

Compacting backfi!. 6* to 12' ifts. vibrating roUerSheepsfoot roller

BORROW Buy and toad at pit. haul 2 miles round tripand spread, with 200 H.P. dozer, no compaction

Bank run gravel (\k\Common borrow V^XCrushed stone. 1-!4*

%'Sand, washed, concrete

Dead or bank sandSelect structural fillScreened teamTopsoff, weed free

For 5 mile haul, addCOMPACTION Steel wheel tandem roller. 5 tons /Oi

10 tons VIS/Sheepsfoot or wobbly wheel roller. 8* ills, common fin

Select fillTerra Probe, deep sand, vibrating 30.000 C.Y.. minimum

MaximumMobflization and demobilization, minimum

MaximumVibratory plate. 8* lifts, common (ill

Select fitDRILLING ONLY 2* hole lor rock boRs. average

2-14' hole tor ore-splitting, averageQuarry operations. 2-'/4* to 3-54* diameter

ORILUNQ AND BLASIING Only. rock, open lace, under 1500 C.Y.Over 1500 C.Y.

Bulk driding and blasting, can vary greatly, averagePits, average

Deep hole method, up to 1500 C.Y.Over 1500 C.Y.

Restricted areas, up to 1500 C.Y.Over 1500 C.Y.

Trenches, up to 1500 C.Y.Over 1500 C.Y.

Pier holes, up to 1500 C.Y.Over 1500 C.Y.

Boulders under % cy. loaded on Vuck. no haulingDrilled, blasted and loaded on truck, no hauling

Jackrammer operators with foreman compressor, air toolsTrack drffl. compressor, operator and foremanBlasting capsExplosivesBlasting mats. rent, for first day

Per added dayPreUast survey tor £ room house, individual tot. minimum

CREW8-1088-11BB-10CB-1008-10B8-116B-10CB-100

B-15

8-348B-10EB-10FB-10G

8-43

6-8

A-1

B-47

B-47

B-7

B-100B-478-9B-47

A-6

DAILYOUTPUT1.2002408007509CO235700650

6CO6006006006006006006C96006006002CO88

1.3001.5001.8001.100.63.432CO216395540715

225300

50651320'22262231803011

2.431.35

MAN-HOURS.010.057.015.016.013.058.017.018

.047

.047

.047

.047

.047

.047

.047

.047

.047

.047

.0401.5001.500.009.008.C27.044102133.WO.037.001.044.034

.107

.060

.4£0

.3541.8501.2001.090.9231.090.774.150

4024

6.67011.850

UNITCY.

C V.

Hr.

C Y.

Total

C.Y.

l.F.

'C.Y.

Day

EaIn.E

.

1.

BARE COSTSMAT.

3673.1514142514.7015.2012.953.156.80146511.10

1.251.25

1.251.251.251.251.251.251.251.25

1.25

1.C81.25

3922

LABOR.201.28.30

. .32.271.31.34.37

.87

.87

.87

.87

.87

.87

.87

.67

.87

.87

.87

.703030.19.16.49.60

1.9002.500

.67

.621.14.83.63

21.50

96.8035232017-.302014.553.0115690450

130230

EQUIP..6401.0?1.12.84091.161.29

2.342342342342.342.342.342.342.342.342.341.6913.5521.34.30.37.61

2.7753.650

.26

.241.19.87.66

2.091.57

9.407.1036242118.102115.154.9315.65115v

— Arl

TOTAL.815.291.321.441.035.401.501.66

6.886.3617.2117.4S17.9118.4116.166.3510.0117.8614.312.3943.5551.53.45.661.41

4.6756.150

.93

.802.031.701.29

5.344.32

19.6515.157 2548.2542.2536.6542.2530.9b7.9431.908059201.68

Rtffln«ju22130230

TOWmciotf

36301.51.71.S641.791.9

7.97.35192519.55202118.107.3511.352916.102.906068.85.571.15183

5.8757.725

1.3C1.203.022.211.67

6705.353.50182519.459361564756409.9041

1.1751.203

1.85

24195345

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021 Mite Preparatiar(24

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021 620 | Cribbing And Walers0700090010001100130014001600170019002000220023002350237024CO2450250025502700275035003600

23' to 35' deep with 3 lines of braces. 12 H. minimumMaximum

36' to 45' deep will) 4 linos ol hraccs. 14* H. minimumM.uirnriril

No liydroilulic Iwud. kit in plict. 15' dp.. 1 lino of brjc.cs. nun.Maximum

15' to 22* deep wild 2 lines ol braces, minimumMaximum

23' to 35' deep with 3 lines ol braces, minimumMaximum

36' to 45' deep with 4 lines of braces, minimumMaximum

Lagging only. 3" thick wood between piles 8' O.C.. minimumMaximum

Open sheeting no bracing, lor trenches to 10' deep. min.Maximum

Tie-back method, add to open sheeting, add. minimumMaximum

Tie-backs only, based on tie-backs total length, minimumMaximum

Tie backs only, typical average. 25' long35'bmi

021 680 | Slurry Wall00100020005001000200030005000500OBOO0900

SlURRV TRENCH Excavated slurry trench in wet soilsbackfilled wiih 3000 pa concrete, no reinforcing steel

MinimumMaximum

Alternate pricing method, minimumMaximum

Reinforced slurry trench, minimumMaximum

Haul for disposal, 2 mile haul, excavated material, addHaul bentonite caslinm) for disposal, add

CREW8-

3-

50

16

B-<!6

C-r

fl-48

3-343

DAILYOUTPUT3252952902056355754554154203803853504002501.7361.510

86.8038502

1,58

333200150120177699940

MAN-HOURS.345.380.336423.176.195.248.270.267.295.291.320.120.192.028.032

.5531.25024

30380

.192

.320

.427

.533

.316

.812

.081

.200

UNITSF.

L.F.

Ea.

C.F.

SF.

C.Y.

••••B

MAT.7.858709.2510207.5082011.4512.7013.4014.7515.7517.751.C91.63.40.46

7.9017.40340435

3.486307.5510405.7017.85

BARE COSTSIABOH

7.157858

- 8753654.035.105.605.506.1066602.343.75.54.62

10.8024470595

3.505807.759.705.9015.151.42352

EQUIP.3.664.034104.491.872.072.612.862.833.133.093.40.09.15.02.03

.44

.9818.9024

2.203674.896.1047712.253.408.45

TOTAL18.6620.5821.3523.4413.0214.3019.1621.1621.7323.9824.3427.753.525.53.961.11

20%60%19.1442.38828.90

1.054

9.1815.7720.1926.2016.3745.2548211.97

mmmmTOTALINttflJP

2426273016.1017.6524232729303457.851.321.52

20%60%2659

1.1251.450

11.5019.65253320565.8514.50

684

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204

022 100 (Grading00100020

GRAOIIJO Siti excav. & fi. set div 022-200Tin* grading, see dfv 025-122

022 200 | Excav, Backfill, Compact00100100)03000400050005000800mm1000iico. _________

BACKFILL By hand, no compaction. Ight soilHeavy sol

Compaction h 6* layers, hand tamp, add to above (ia\Roller compaction operator waling, add ~sAir tamp, addVibrating ph»- add

- .Compaction h 12* layer*, hand tamp, add to aboveRoller compaction operator walking, addAir tamp, add

CREW

1 Clab

3-10A89A-1tGab3-10A9-9A-1

OAiiyOUTPUT

141120601001906034ISO28590

MAN-HOURS

.571

.727

.368

.120

.211

.133

.235

.080

.140

.069

UflfT

C.y.

IKK COSTSMAT. LABOfl

9.6512.256.552.413.632.253.981.602.421.50

EQUIP.

67

*«B.45.41.57

TOTAL

,

9.651i2S6.553.08

0?i?3.962.05183tor

TOTALimOIP

14.5018.459.854.33

3G3.952.88410289

104

204

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