October 16 – 17, 2013

Hosted By:

North Carolina Military Business CenterSenator Richard Burr

Thank you to all FEDCON sponsors and government, military & business participants

in the 2013 FEDCON Summit!

October 17, 2013

TraditionalEnvironmental Services

InnovativeSolutions & Technologies

Chemical • Petroleum • Pharmaceutical • Manufacturing • Utilities • Land Development • Federal & State Agencies

How did we achieve a 50% growth rate over the past two years?

► Innovation – saving DoD over $30 Million with traditional and innovative risk management

► Reliability – providing environmental solutions for over 14 years with no loss of work incidents

► Balance – serving DoD and private industry► Flexibility – partnering with customer-focused

teams

Capabilities & Experience

► Compliance & Regulatory Support► Remediation Design & Implementation► Emerging Technology Validation► Site Assessments► Water Resources► Industrial Hygiene► Information Technology

Challenges / Opportunities

► Balancing our reputation with NAVFAC with your reputation with USACE Districts

► Seeking 8(a) Environmental Partner in Florida

Contact information:

Joe Starr, P.E. - Program Manager

► JStarr@Solutions-IES.com ► 919-873-1060 ext. 115

www.Solutions-IES.com

2013 NORTH CAROLINA FEDERAL CONSTRUCTION, INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL (FEDCON) SUMMIT

October, 2013

» Networking» Attend Sub-contracting events» Monitor NCMBC and MatchForce websites for upcoming

events» Monitor FBO and local government sites» Persistence pays off» Results may not be immediate» Warning – Projects are much faster paced than private or

municipal work» Start small and build your military experience» Do your research – understand the contract and

requirements

FEDERAL CONTRACTING FOR SMALL BUSINESSES

Global Contingency Construction Multiple

Award Contract

MACC Holder - Prime

Prime Subcontractor

Electrical Engineer (DOR)

Design Team

Geotechnical Eng.

Cape Fear Engineering Civil Eng. & Surveying

Structural Eng.

Geotechnical Eng.

Structural Eng.

FEATURE PROJECT

Porter Scientific Inc

October 17, 2013

FEDCON Summit Freda Porter, PhDPresident and CEO

Dwayne A. Locklear, PEPrincipal, Mechanical Engineer, Oil and Gas Industry

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Porter Scientific is an NC-based, American Indian woman owned, SBA HUBZone/SDB company ‐that provides environmental consulting, IT support services, facility support, and construction quality assurance services. Porter Scientific employs industry standard trained and certified ‐environmental and civil personnel that are equipped with state of the art equipment and ‐ ‐ ‐innovative technologies. Porter Scientific has demonstrated project experience managing complex government contracts with multiple partners, multi faceted tasks, and subcontractors ‐working throughout 13 states.

PSCI Engineers, PLLC, LIC# P-0980 was founded in 2011 to bring professional engineering credentials to Porter Scientific’s award winning Environmental Consulting toolkit. We specialize in Construction Management, Solid Waste Management, Compliance Monitoring, Groundwater Monitoring and Remediation, Waste Minimization, Environmental Site Assessments, Brownfields Cleanup and Redevelopment, Stormwater Management, Erosion and Sediment Control, Wetland Restoration, Remediation and Cleanup, Permitting and Compliance, Wastewater and Biosolids Management, GIS Mapping and Analysis, Water, Sewer and Solid Waste Project Management, and capitalization of projects. We offer primary experience in our market segments and have the financial resources sufficient to complete projects that may vary from simple to complex. Porter has extensive NCDENR experience in permitting, grant writing, project management, and reporting, with the various programs including: Water Quality, Ground Water Monitoring, Stormwater, Waste Management, Landfill Gas-to-Energy, Air Quality, State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA), UST Closures, and the Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act.

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Relevant Competencies Environmental Assessments

Soil Groundwater Surface Water - Storm water, NPDES,

SWPPP, SPCC RCRA & CERCLA program investigations

and remediation UST removal, investigations, and

remediation Phase I and II Environmental Site

Assessments Brownfields Redevelopment

Regulatory Compliance and Audits Permit preparation and compliance

auditing Compliance reporting and monitoring

Waste Management Waste characterization, recycling, and

minimization Waste to Energy - landfill gas collection,

biomass and waste anaerobic digestion to produce methane gas for combustion

Waste stabilization – fly ash, sludge Decommissioning waste and pollution

control equipment Hazardous waste transport and disposal

Industry - Community Support Renewable Energy Source Identification Energy Efficiency Outreach Programs

and Financial Assistance for the community

Grant Identification and Writing

Research and Development Advanced Corrosion Resistant Coating

Systems

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Storm Water Management Client: Shaw Air Force BaseProject Cost: $ 332,073Project Completed: Ongoing - 2015Project Description: Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System

Construction Management Support:Assist the water program with site audits, reporting, and documentation in accordance with environmental compliance file plan.  The audits assess compliance of the base and its contractors with respect to the Construction General Permit (CGP), Industrial General Permit (IGP), and the storm water pollution prevention plans (SWPPPs).

Storm Water Monitoring Support: Monitor storm water outfalls and other points to detect and react to illicit

discharges. Maintain full working condition and calibration of automatic storm water samplers,

flowmeters and rain gauges. Collect data, process, and document continuous readings of influent and effluent

data monthly at the WWTP.

Training and Education Support

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Storm Water Management

DEPTH SENSOR AND SAMPLE STRAINER OUTFALL 002)

STORMWATER FLOW METER (OUTFALL 002)

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EPA Brownfields Assessment Programs

Clients: Pembroke, Robeson and Hoke CountiesProject Cost: $1 millionProject Completed: August 2011

Project Description: CERCLA/ Sustainability Community Outreach – Porter Scientific has provided community involvement and

outreach support to NC Brownfields rural communities including BRAC RTF communities surrounding Fort Bragg to promote public awareness of the US EPA Brownfields program. Porter Scientific works with local community groups and partner organizations to identify and prioritize potential brownfields targets, discuss brownfields and environmental issues in the community, and solicit feedback on redevelopment plans. Activities include information dissemination through outreach materials and community meetings.

Site Characterization - Phase I & Phase II Assessments – Porter Scientific has completed Phase 1 and II Site Assessments in compliance with applicable ASTM E1527-05 standards.

Quality Assurance & Health and Safety Plans - On sites where environmental sampling will be conducted, Porter Scientific has prepared a site-specific Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP). The QAPP is prepared and submitted to the EPA 4-6 weeks prior to the commencement of sampling activities. An OSHA-compliant Health and Safety Plan (HSP) is also developed for each site.

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80 UST/Contaminated Soil Removals

Location: Fort Bragg, NCClient: Picerne Military HousingProject: UST Removal

Heating oil tank removalsthroughout Fort Bragg Military Housing

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Industrial User Permitting

Location: St. Pauls, NCProject Cost: $40,312 to dateProject Completed: OngoingReference: Steve EdgeClient: Robeson County LandfillProject Description:Environmental Permitting

On behalf of the Robeson County Landfill, Porter Scientific is currently under contract to provide environmental consulting services for compliancy monitoring, permitting updates/changes, and investigation of economically efficient disposal techniques. Porter has managed and developed the 10 Yr. Solid Waste Plan for the County in accordance with North Carolina General Statute 130A which requires all local governments to create a plan and update it every three years. Porter has prepared this report and all subsequent amendments/updates on behalf of Robeson County and its municipalities since 2008. Porter is currently managing a disposal plan for the Landfill’s Leachate to the Town of St. Pauls. Our consultants have provided oversight and technical guidance to the Landfill and the Town of St. Pauls, on Industrial User Permitting (IUP) management and enactment. Porter gained approval from NCDENR for a six month pilot test, for which Porter is responsible for all correspondence and monitoring requirements.

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Solid Waste ManagementMethane Gas Recovery System

Porter Scientific wrote and successfully obtained a $ 1 million US Department of Energy Grant on behalf of Robeson County, NC to develop a landfill gas beneficial use project at the Robeson County Landfill in St. Pauls. Porter Scientific also provided Construction Management/RPR services during construction of the 13 acre-Phase 4 MSW Landfill. The utilization of the landfill gas will prevent atmospheric emissions of approximately 44,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalents per year while providing a renewable energy source of approximately 131,400 MMBtu’s or 38.5MM kWhs annually.

Groundwater Monitoring

Porter Scientific conducts semi-annual groundwater sampling for the Robeson County Landfill groundwater monitoring wells and surface water locations. Porter Scientific analyzes laboratory results to determine if any detected constituents are above NCAC Subchapter 2L Appendix I or II water quality standards. As part of the analysis, Porter Scientific performs a statistical evaluation of the laboratory results that are above regulatory limits to determine if there are significant differences compared to background well constituent levels.

Porter Scientific prepares the NCDENR Solid Waste Section semi-annual compliance report for the groundwater and surface water sampling events. The Water Quality Monitoring Report contains the laboratory constituent results, tables, and discussions of any NCAC 2L water quality limit violations. Porter Scientific also prepares the NCDENR Solid Waste Environmental Monitoring Form and laboratory data in an NCDENR electronic format.

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Monitoring, Testing, Treating, Repairand Reporting Water Quality for Steam,Chill Water, and Closed Loop Systems

Location: Robins AFB, GA Project Cost: $ 3.3 millionProject Completed: October 2016

Project Description: Water Conservation/Pollution Prevention Porter Scientific manages Robins AFB’s Industrial Water Treatment (IWT) program, thereby protecting infrastructure (boilers, cooling towers, and closed loop systems) against scale deposit formation, microbiological growth, and corrosion – directly impacting the readiness mission of WRALC. Porter provides monitoring, testing and reporting of water quality for steam, chill water, and closed loop systems, including chemical treatment services. Required laboratory tests are performed in the base IWT laboratory. Based on lab test results, chemical feed levels are adjusted as needed to achieve acceptable chemical concentrations levels in industrial water systems. Porter also performs repairs to faulty systems such as inoperable valves, leaking/undersized water supply lines/piping, nonexistent/improper pump insulation, and inoperable/undersized float valves. Replacing critical equipment facilitates compliance with Technical Order 1-1-691.

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BPA for Environmental Services

Location: Fort BraggProject Cost: by Task OrderProject Completed: Ongoing

Project Description Project Management

Porter Scientific has a Blanket Purchase Agreement with the ONUS to provide hydraulic cleaning and closed circuit television (CCTV) inspections of sanitary sewer lines, pump station maintenance, storm water and wastewater management, and street sweeping.

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Union Chapel Elementary School Sewer Improvements

Location: Pembroke, NCProject Cost: $ 411,925Project Completed: November 2011

Project Description: Grant Application/Administration

Infrastructure improvements at Union Chapel Elementary School include approximately 15,300 feet of 4” PVC SDR 21 Force Main, a Pump Station, and related appurtenances. Prepared grant application and provided grant administration services.

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Corrosion Technologies for Prevention and Control

DoD Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR)Location: Pembroke, NCProject Cost: $ 150,000New Award: $ 718,000 for SBIR Phase II

Project Description: Scientific Studies Fig 1. Yearly costs of Corrosion in the US

Porter Scientific seeks to develop synergistic corrosion-resistant coatings aimed at mitigating the destructive effect of oxygen. Oxygen is the primary element which causes deterioration of organic materials. Corrosion is a substantial cost annually to the US national economy. In Phase I of this project, a class of organic molecules that exhibit corrosion resistance coating systems for Aerospace and Infrastructure applications was designed.

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Construction Management

Robins Air Force Base, Jan 2011, $1,551,524Repairs &Tank Replacement Repaired to a 100,000 gallon fire suppression tank,

repair/repainting of interior and exterior of tank, interior weld repairs, interior blast, coating, and exterior wash and coating.Replaced a .5M gallon fire suppression tank: Engineering, labor, tools, supervision, materials, licenses, permits, and equipment to demolish the existing tank appurtenances (piping, valves, etc), with new foundation, and connection of the new tank to existing infrastructure.

Hoke County, NC, $1,520,000, Nov 2010 Grant Application/Administration A North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center Economic Infrastructure Grant was awarded to Hoke County to serve water system improvements needed to provide the Clean Burn Fuels, LLC ethanol facility with required fire protection. The project included 4000-6000 gpm fire flow for 2 hour duration. The infrastructure improvements included the construction of a new 750,000 gallon non-elevated storage tank with suitable sized booster.

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Green Sustainable Energy Production

A waste-to-energy system comprised of running a “feedstock” of biowaste thru an integrated biodigester and wastewater electrolysis system to produce 100% pure CNG and/or hydrogen.

INPUTS: Landfill biomass Sewage Agricutural waste Animal waste Wood/Paper waste Algae biomass

OUTPUTS: Hydrogen Electricity Fuel Clean Water Clean Air Carbon

Waste-to-Energy

Technology

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Green Sustainable Transportation

The multi-fuel Spark Injector (ZHRO) enables internal combustion engines to run on multiple fuels, using: Diesel, Gasoline, Methanol, CNG, LNG, Hydrogen, at the same time.

The benefits of the multi-fuel injector system are: 90% or greater reduction in emissions, A diesel-to-natural gas conversion with NO loss of

horsepower or torque to the engine, Up to 30% in fuel savings.

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Why the Porter Scientific team?

Committed to:

Offering cost-effective solutions to our clients’ environmental challenges

Protecting and restoring the environment Conserving our natural resources, and Leaving a legacy of Sustainable Designs for future

generations!

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Dwayne A. Locklear, PEPrincipal, Mechanical Engineer

dwayne.locklear@psciengineers.com 910-521-0549

License no: P-0980

A Woman Owned, 8A Small Business Founded in 2001, SEPI is a Full Service Engineering, Environmental and Construction Management Firm with Sustainable Design Experience

Fish Passage Lock and Dam No. 1Wilmington, NC

CLIENT: USACE Wilmington

Create a Rock Arch Rapids to provide mitigation for impact on the endangered Shortnose Sturgeon and other anadromous fish due to rock removal by blasting to deepen the Cape Fear River. Allows for spawning areas to be reached without compromising authorized purposes or affecting water users

Ecosystem Restoration Feasibility StudyStormwater DesignRosgen Approach

• Restoration of 2,000 LF of Academy Center Branch and 3,450 LF of Stricker Branch in urban watershed

• Design of 6 stormwater BMPs• Improve quantity and quality of water entering the reach• Improve hydrologic connection to adjacent floodplain• Stabilize actively adjusting stream channel• Restore natural functional forest community in floodplain

Concord Stream RestorationConcord, NCCLIENT: USACE Wilmington

Young’s Lake Advanced Mitigation Site - Phase I

CLIENT: USACE Wilmington

Wetland & Stream DelineationRestoration DesignJurisdictional Determination• Delineation and mapping of jurisdictional streams and

wetlands and hydric soils mapping• Stream and wetland restoration design for meeting future

mitigation needs• Invasive species control plan• Lead a design charrette with stakeholders.• Preparation of GIS mapping layers

Site 89 Remedial Action: Permeable Reactive Barrier MCB Camp Lejeune, North CarolinaCLIENT: NAVFAC Mid-AtlanticTask Order Under IDIQ Contract No. N40085-12-D-7725

• Install two Permeable Reactive Barriers (PRBs) • Abandon and install monitoring wells, • Prepare Interim Remedial Action Completion Report (IRACR)

SEPI CONTACT INFORMATION

www.sepiengineering.com

Sepi Asefnia, PE – Presidentsasefnia@sepiengineering.com

Office Number: (919) 789-9977

October 16 – 17, 2013

Hosted By:

North Carolina Military Business CenterSenator Richard Burr

Thank you to all FEDCON sponsors and government, military & business participants

in the 2013 FEDCON Summit!