Overview
HAWAII EXPERIENCE
Engineering/Remediation
Resources Group, Inc.
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
A Full-Service Engineering and Construction Resource
Intro
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group,
Inc. (ERRG) provides a broad
scope of engineering, construction, and
remediation services. Our team consists of
nearly 300 full-time employees, including
environmental, civil and geotechnical
engineers, geologists, soil physicists,
scientists, construction managers,
construction superintendents, equipment
operators, certified hazardous waste
technicians, and administrative personnel.
Our team’s broad base of environmental,
geotechnical, and construction backgrounds
enables ERRG to provide the full spectrum
of turnkey services to our public and private
sector clients.
ERRG is led and managed by seasoned
professionals with years of experience in
consulting and construction, and provides
a wide array of engineering services
ranging from initial site investigations
and characterization through design and
construction. Working in multidisciplinary
teams, ERRG’s staff routinely designs,
implements, and manages projects involving
planning and development, subcontractor
coordination, budget tracking, regulatory
agency interaction, feasibility studies, plans
and specifications, construction, and
construction management services.
Incorporated in 1997, ERRG currently
has offices in Martinez, San Francisco,
Sacramento, and Tustin, California; Seattle,
and Spokane, Washington; Portland, Oregon;
Honolulu, Hawaii; and Phoenix, Arizona.
Our expansion to Hawaii allows us to service
the Pacific and Asian markets.
For more information please visit us at www.errg.com.
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Locat ions
Locations
ERRG is committed to providing the highest level of quality, value, and service. To ensure
this commitment to our clients, we maintain several offices strategically located in California,
Oregon, Washington, Arizona, and Hawaii.
If you require Construction, Remediation, Environmental Engineering, Geotechnical
Engineering, Military Munitions Response or Emergency Preparedness services, please
contact any one of our offices.
CALIFORNIA
• 4585 Pacheco Boulevard
Suite 200
Martinez, CA 94553
925.969.0750
• 115 Sansome Street
Suite 200
San Francisco, CA 94104
415.395.9974
• 1541 Parkway Loop
Suite D
Tustin, CA 92780
714.597.7750
• 9727 Business Park Drive
Suite 136
Sacramento, CA 95827
916.799.3976
WASHINGTON
HAWAII
• 616 First Avenue
• 677 Ala Moana Boulevard
Suite 300
Seattle, WA 98104
206.282.4749
Suite 308
Honolulu, HI 96813
808.533.6000
• 14124 West SR2 Hwy
Airway Heights
Spokane, WA 99224
509.244.6574
ARIZONA
• 9950 W. Van Buren Street
OREGON
Suite 136
Avondale, AZ 85323
623.266.9532
• 21355 Horton Court
West Linn, OR 97068
503.701.7943
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Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Clients
United States Department of Defense
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U.S. Navy
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
United States Federal Clients
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Environmental Protection Agency
General Services Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Forest Service
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Department of Energy
U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Aviation Administration
National Parks Service
U.S. Department of the Interior,
Bureau of Land Management
U.S. Department of the Interior,
Fish and Wildlife
U.S. Department of Transportation,
Maritime Administration
U.S. Geological Survey
U.S. Postal Service
U.S. Mint
Commercial
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Abbott Laboratories
Aerojet
The Boeing Company
Lennar
PG&E
San Francisco International Airport
Sempra Energy
Southern California Edison
The Presidio Trust
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Experience
HAWAII
PROJECTS
Project Name/Location
Owner
Value
(in thousands)
Bachelor Enlisted Quarters Building 229 Repair,
Pearl Harbor, HI
Naval Facilities Engineering
Command (NAVFAC) Pacific
$ 6,546
Satellite Communications Support (SATCOM) Building
Construction, Wheeler Army Air Field, HI
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineering (USACE) Honolulu
4,677
Munitions and Explosives of Concern (MEC) Remedial
Investigation, Hickam Air Force Base (AFB), HI
USACE Honolulu
2,133
Red Hill Pipeline Demolition, Pearl Harbor, HI
NAVFAC Pacific
1,978
Temporary Motor Pool Site Construction,
Schofield Barracks, HI
USACE Honolulu
1,612
Munitions Response Areas (MRAs) 39, 40 & 43, Bellows Air
Force Station (AFS), HI
USACE Honolulu
1,060
Landfill 24 Removal Action, Bellows AFB, HI
CH2M Hill
950
Combined Support Maintenance Shop #1 Flood Remediation, HI Department of Health
Honolulu, HI
480
MRA-101, Wake Island Air Field
307
USACE Honolulu
Ford Island Soil Removal, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, HI
NAVAFC Pacific
305
Long Term Monitoring and Well Abandonment, Pago Pago,
American Samoa
USACE Honolulu
297
Investigation and Remediation Small Arms Firing Range
Malaeloa Training Area, Samoa
USACE Honolulu
267
GIS Data Conversion and Software Installation, Oahu, HI
Army Hawaii Family Housing, LLC
261
Building 1634/1635 Duct Cleaning, Oahu, HI
NAVFAC Pacific
240
Golf Course Excavation, Schofield Barracks, Oahu, HI
U.S. Army (Subcontract to CH2M)
220
As-Builts, Oahu, HI
NAVFAC Pacific
216
Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) MEC,
Kanahena Maui HI
Pelatron
210
Mag Soil Vapor Extraction System Removal, Pearl Harbor, HI
NAVFAC Pacific
208
AUA Fuel Farm Site Investigation, Aua Village,
American Samoa
USACE Honolulu
189
Underground Storage Tank (UST) Removal, Haleiwa,
Ft. Shafter HI
USACE Honolulu
182
Work Plan Expansion Site Investigation, Barrigada, Guam
NAVFAC Pacific
179
Institutional Controls, Waikane, HI
USACE Honolulu
178
Institutional Controls Ordnance and Explosive Waste, Puna, HI
USACE Honolulu
170
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Experience
HAWAII
PROJECTS
Project Name/Location
Owner
Value
(in thousands)
Navy Exchange (NEX) Gas Dispensing Facilities Retrofits,
Oahu, HI
NAVFAC Pacific
140
Feasibility Study, Wake Island
USACE Honolulu
133
Installation of Concrete Slab, Roof, and Fence,
Bellows AFB, HI
HI Department of Defense
(DOD)
112
Remedial Action at Dry Dock #3, Pearl Harbor Naval Ship
Yard, HI
NAVFAC Pacific
106
NEX 87/92 Grade Sumps, Pearl Harbor, HI
NAVFAC Pacific
77
Kaneohe Firing Range Remediation, Honolulu, HI
AMEC
72
Geophysical Survey and UST Removal,
Haleiwa Landing Field, HI
USACE Honolulu
68
Sample Shipping, Honolulu, HI
NAVFAC Pacific
62
(Chimera-ERRG JV)
Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment, Multiple Locations, HI
Central Pacific Bank (CPB)
60
NEX Gas Station, HI
NAVFAC Pacific
48
Home Owners Association Design-Build Slope, HI
HI Home Owners Association
37
Replace Spill Buckets and Fill Port Sump Cover, Wahiawa, HI
NAVFAC Pacific
37
Pier 22 Repairs, Honolulu, HI
HI Department of Transportation
30
Flange Repair, Pressure Testing, and Soil Remediation,
Ft. Shafter, HI
ACA Pacific Region
27
Phase I and II Environmental Due Diligence Audit, Maui, HI
U.S. Coast Guard
25
Agana Springs Investigation, Guam
USEPA (Subcontract to E & E)
24
Kuhio Park Terrace, Honolulu, HI
E&E
23
Waiawa Gulch Utility, Pearl City HI
AMEC
23
Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands Division of
Environmental Quality Sites, Saipan
USEPA (Subcontract to E & E)
18
Sewer Waste Site Investigation, Saipan
USEPA (Subcontract to E & E)
18
Palmyra Atoll Docs
USACE Honolulu
18
Removal of an Oil/Water Separator, Oahu, HI
HI DOD
16
Army Hawaii Family Housing Air Quality, Helemano Military
Reservation, HI
Actus Lend Lease
8
Field Work, Oahu, HI
Global Geophysics
8
Environmental Consulting Services, Hickam AFB, HI
Shaw Group
7
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG was contracted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
(USACE) to construct a regional satellite communications (SATCOM)
support center at Wheeler Army Airfield (WAAF). The new facility
is a technologically complex facility that includes space for satellite
communications automated equipment, a telecommunications circuit
termination area, equipment storage, personnel and security support
areas, two antenna pads, connection to Energy Monitor Control System
(EMCS), a security system and an Intrusion Detection System (IDS),
and other supporting facilities.
Planning tasks involved preparation
and submittal of an accident prevention
plan, site-specific safety and health
plans, environmental protection plans,
and organization plans. Also included
were the preparation of technical and
operational submittals, such as equipment
selection, review, and acceptance, as
well as preliminary planning for LEED
implementation in the planning phase of
the project.
ERRG installed temporary construction facilities, performing utility
locating activities, established temporary environmental controls, and
implemented best management practices.
Plants, shrubs, and trees were cut down with hand tools, mowed, or
removed with heavy equipment. The material was consolidated with
other vegetation debris and was transported off site for disposal or
recycling. ERRG conducted ground surface and subgrade preparation,
trenching for utilities, and structural excavation. ERRG also installed
water, sewer, and stormwater bedding, piping, and equipment.
ERRG removed materials containing asbestos, lead, mercury, and
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) from an on-site building. These
activities were performed prior to demolition of the building and
following the completion of the primary construction activities.
ERRG constructed the new building foundation, frame, floors, walls,
roof, doors and windows, and interior fixtures; installation of electrical,
communications, plumbing, and fire alarm and suppression systems;
installation of heating, venting, and air conditioning; painting; tiling;
installation of signs and other finish work; and other associated
construction activities required per the project specifications.
SATCOM Building
Construction
SUMMARY
Owner
USACE
Location
Oahu, HI
Award Date
December 2009
Actual or Completion Date
December 2011
Award Amount
$4,523,212
Contract Price
$4,677,000 (Additional Scope)
Services Provided
Demolition
Structure Restoration
Site Preparation
Landscaping
Fencing
Force Protection
Interior Carpentry
Fuel System Refurbishment
Recycling of Materials
Non-Hazardous and Hazardous
Materials Removal
Training Manuals
Concrete and Masonry
Vertical Construction
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG designed and renovated two floors (31,000 SF) of the
Bachelor Enlisted Quarters (BEQ) Building 229 at the Naval
Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station Pacific
(NCTAMS PAC). The project consisted of a partial demolition
of the exterior and complete demolition of the interior except for
portions of existing structural floors and walls. Construction also
included new flooring, doors, windows ceiling, lighting, fixtures,
interior painting, and application of Exterior
Insulation Finish System (EIFS), and Directapplied Exterior Finish Systems (DEFS) to
the building exterior. All plumbing, room
partitions, electrical work, fire sprinkler and
fire system, Heating, Ventilating, and Air
Conditioning (HVAC) systems were redone
and reconfigured.
Prior to demolition of the mechanical systems
in Building 229, a temporary utility plant was
provided to serve Building 230, which was
served by common equipment serving both
Building 229 and 230. The roofing was also
replaced. To provide sufficient fire protection
coverage a new fire hydrant was installed.
Antiterrorism/Force Protection measures included: stand-off
distances from dumpsters, parking lot, and streets, installation of
glazing and framing system, exterior doors with outward swing, mass
notification system, and shut off capability for the HVAC system.
This project incorporated Leadership in Energy and Environmental
Design (LEED) sustainability principles and concepts, to achieve a
minimum LEED 2009 Silver-level rating.
Repair Building 229
Bachelor Enlisted
Quarters
SUMMARY
Owner
U.S. Navy
Location
Pearl Harbor, HI
Award Date
September 2010
Actual or Completion Date
Ongoing
Award Amount
$6,546,446
Contract Price
$6,546,446
Services Provided
Demolition
Renovations
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG constructed a storage yard with electrical utilities at the Schofield
Barracks in Hawaii. This work was performed under the authority of
the Department of the Army, Services & Supply Branch.
The overall project scope of work included clearing and grading of
existing ground surfaces, installing lighting, fencing, and drainage
systems, and installing access roads for the Department of the Army.
ERRG planned and prepared logistical measures as a precursor to the
field work.
Temporary Motor Pool
Construction at the
Schofield Barracks
SUMMARY
Owner
USACE Honolulu District
Location
Oahu, Hawaii
Award Date
September 2009
Actual Completion Date
or Projected Completion Date
January 2011
Award Amount
$1,611,810
Final Contract Price
$1,611,810
Services Provided
Parking Areas
Lighting
Fencing
Access Roads
Electrical
Drainage Systems
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG excavated, removed, and disposed of debris and waste from
the Landfill LF24 site. The site is part of Bellows Field Beach Park,
used by the public on weekends and holidays for recreation and during
the week used by the military for training. The one-acre site is a
former waste disposal site, named Pier Dump because of its proximity
to the old refueling pier extending into Waimanalo Bay. Contaminants
of concern at the site included arsenic in surface soils above the
Preliminary Remediation Goals and arsenic, lead and benzo(a)pyrene in
subsurface soils.
Prior to mobilization, local
community members were
approached to join ERRG’s
team to help stimulate the
Waimanalo economy. ERRG
attended Residential Advisory
Board meetings beginning in
April 2008 and coordinated
with Waimanalo Community
Board leaders and vendors to
create a local-based crew.
ERRG setup a perimeter 12-foot tall dust screen and silt fence
surrounding the site during mobilization in accordance with best
management practices. Test pits were conducted to determine need to
excavate all cells and determine vertical extent of debris layer.
Excavation was reviewed by both an Unexploded Ordnance Technician
and an archaeologist. Over the course of 56 days, ERRG removed 8,615
tons of debris and waste and transported the waste to PVT Landfill in
Nanakuli. Approximately 16 tons of transite pipe and concrete were also
hauled to the landfill. A total of 6,000 cubic yards of on-Base backfill
material and windblown sand was excavated, processed (vegetation or
other large debris removed), and place and compacted in the excavation
to restore grade.
Bellows Landfill LF24
Removal Action
SUMMARY
Owner
CH2M Hill
Location
Waimanalo, Hawaii
Award Date
April 2008
Actual Completion Date
or Projected Completion Date
January 2009
Award Amount
$939,390
Final Contract Price
$950,577 (additional scope)
Services Provided
Removal of Buried Waste
and Debris
Transportation and Disposal
Site Restoration
Marine Corps Base Hawaii Explosive Ordnance Division personnel
took custody of approximately 4 tons of munitions debris (five practice
torpedoes, practice bombs, and artillery cartridge casings). The
torpedoes were demilitarized by being cut into smaller pieces so that
all interior surfaces could be inspected, and they no longer looked like
torpedoes. Practice bombs and casings were crushed or flattened. The
demilitarized debris and approximately 14 tons of scrap metal (including
the 4 tons of demilitarized munitions debris) was recycled.
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG conducted a geophysical survey at the Former Haleiwa Landing
Field in Haleiwa, Hawaii. This work is ongoing and is being performed
under the authority of the Defense Environmental Restoration Program Formerly Used Defense Sites.
The overall project scope of work included utilizing modern geophysical
techniques to perform a comprehensive geophysical investigation that
confirmed the presence or absence of
a 100,000 gallon bulk fuel system. A
magnetometer was used to survey the
entire 164 acres site. Ground penetrating
radar was used to accurately define
the location, depth, and approximate
dimensions of the identified underground
storage tanks (USTs). This information
then formed the basis for subsequent
USACE task orders for removal of the
USTs awarded to ERRG.
Geophysical Survey,
Former Haleiwa
Landing Field
SUMMARY
Owner
USACE Honolulu District
Location
Haleiwa, Hawaii
Award Date
September 2009
Actual Completion Date
or Projected Completion Date
October 2010
Award Amount
$68,130
Final Contract Price
$68,130
Services Provided
Geophysical Survey
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG was awarded this firm, fixed price contract to install a concrete
slab, roof cover, and chain link fence with gate at the 298th Regional
Training Institute (RTI), Bellows Air Force Station in Waimanalo,
Hawaii.
Installation of Concrete
Slab, Roof, and Fence,
Bellows Air Force
Station
SUMMARY
The project tasks included the following:
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Installation of site controls (construction fencing, warning
signs, etc.).
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Relocation of three 40-foot containers.
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Grading surface soils for concrete preparation.
• Installation of a
6-inch thickened edge
concrete slab.
• Construction of
roof over containers
with fluid applied
protective membrane.
• Installation of rain
gutters and down spouts
on new roof and on
existing building.
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Installation of a chain link
fence and gate.
Owner
State of Hawaii, Department
of Defense, Hawaii Army
National Guard
Location
Waimanalo, Oahu, Hawaii
Award Date
October 2009
Actual Completion Date
or Projected Completion Date
May 2010
Award Amount
$112,463
Final Contract Price
$115,723.70 (additional scope)
Services Provided
Construction
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
The project site is an active Marine Corps pistol range located on Marine
Corps Base Hawaii (MCBH) on the island of Oahu. The Site occupies
approximately 30,000 square feet of land in the southwest corner of the
range complex. The range has been used for pistol firing since 1940.
Firearms used at the range include .45 caliber pistols, .38 caliber pistols,
.30 caliber Carbines, 9mm pistols, and 12 gauge shotguns.
The project was undertaken by ERRG, as a subcontractor to AMEC,
to reduce the potential for bullet
ricochet and/or splashback at the
R-2 Range. The project objective
was achieved by removing legacy lead
from 100 cubic yards of impacted
soil from the berm, and installing a
new bullet trap.
ERRG performed the following Site
activities within a two month period:
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Excavation and removal of lead
bullets from the berm face using
dozers, loaders and/or excavators.
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Screening, bagging and recycling of the reclaimed lead.
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Re-grading the berm to a 25% slope.
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Placement of geotextile.
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Construction of a cast-in-place retaining wall.
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Installation of a ricochet barrier.
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Final landscaping.
The project was completed under budget and on schedule to the
satisfaction of the client.
Range-2 Berm
Maintenance and
Upgrade, Marine
Corps Base Hawaii
SUMMARY
Owner
AMEC
Location
Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii
Award Date
June 2007
Actual Completion Date
or Projected Completion Date
July 2007
Award Amount
$71,795
Final Contract Price
$71,795
Services Provided
Remove Bullet Fragments and
Lead-contaminated Soil
Screen and Consolidate Material
Construct New Bullet Trap
Install Retaining Walls
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG replaced two five gallon spill buckets and one 36-inch
underground storage tank (UST) manway cover.
The non-field activities included completing a Work Plan (WP), an
Accident Prevention Plan (APP), a Quality Control (QC) Plan, and
daily field reports. All plans were submitted to the Client for review and
approval throughout the project.
ERRG began mobilization and
site preparation activities that
included installation of traffic
control devices, a health and
safety station, and a mobile
sanitation facility.
Demolition included
sawcutting and removal
of existing concrete and
subsurface soils. Overburden
soils were stockpiled next to
each excavation for later reuse. ERRG field screened the excavation sidewalls and stockpiled soils for
indications of previous fuel releases. Field screening included screening
for volatile organic compounds using a MultiRAE Plus photoionization
detector and performing visual observations. ERRG observed no
indications of any significant previous fuel releases to the subsurface soils.
Following the excavation activities, each existing spill bucket was removed
and replaced with a new like-kind spill bucket. The top elevation of each
new spill bucket was then inspected for appropriate height clearances.
Subsequent to the spill bucket replacement activities, stockpiled soil was
backfilled into each excavation and compacted using manual methods.
Reinforcing rebar was then installed into each location. Concrete with a
minimum structural strength of 3,000 pounds per square inch was then
installed to match existing conditions.
Replace Spill Buckets
and Fill Port Sump Cover,
Naval Telecommunications
Station
SUMMARY
Owner
NAVFAC Pacific
Location
Wahiawa, Hawaii
Award Date
September 2009
Actual Completion Date
or Projected Completion Date
July 2010
Award Amount
$37,384
Final Contract Price
$37,384
Services Provided
Construction
Work Plans
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG provided prevention and preparedness support for various
quarterly tasks in Hawaii including:
Hawaii Emergency
Response Planning
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Coordinating Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC)
meetings throughout the different Islands.
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Assisting in coordinating and directing objective based drills
and exercises that include key emergency response stakeholders
throughout the community.
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Coordinating and facilitating meetings with county and state
agencies to enhance cooperation and better coordinate efforts during
emergencies.
Owner
United States Environmental
Protection Agency (USEPA)
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Assisting with pre-exercise preparations by identifying advanced
training (e.g., NIMS ICS training, public affairs training, equipment
deployment, etc.) requirements for players and participants.
Location
Hawaii
Specifically, ERRG is responsible
for providing support for planning
and preparedness efforts in Hawaii
while primarily working with
the Local Emergency Planning
Committees (LEPCs) on each
island. ERRG developed a working
relationship with each LEPC by
attending meetings and encouraging
information exchange to promote a
positive working relationship with
EPA Oceania Region IX. ERRG
has also been working with the local Coast Guard Sector in discussing
the lines of demarcation between EPA and Coast Guard jurisdictions
for the Hawaiian Islands. In support of the EPA, and the Hawaii State
Department of Health, ERRG provided expert assistance during the
execution of a three day Table Top Exercise which included pre-exercise
ICS training to all the participants.
SUMMARY
Award Date
September 2007
Actual Completion Date
or Projected Completion Date
November 2011
Award Amount
$22,830
Final Contract Price
$32,830 (additional scope)
Services Provided
Emergency Response
Preparedness Planning
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG performed a Phase I EDDA Liability Assessment and Phase II
Confirmatory Sampling for U.S. Coast Guard Housing Sites in Kahului
Maui, Hawaii. The Phase I ESA was conducted in accordance with the
scope and limitations of the American Society for Testing and Materials
(ASTM) Standard E1527-05 (ASTM, 2005), the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency All Appropriate Inquiries Rule (EPA, 2006) and
the Civilian Federal Agency Task Force (CFATF) Guide on Evaluating
Environmental Liability for Property Transfers, August 1998.
The purpose of the Phase I ESA
was to permit the client to satisfy
one of the requirements to qualify
for the innocent landowner,
contiguous property owner, or
bona fide prospective purchaser
limitations on CERLCA liability.
The goal for conducting an
ESA is to identify recognized
environmental conditions using
the level of care that is standard in
the environmental industry today.
The overall project scope of work for the Phase I ESA included
performing a thorough on-foot survey of the property, interviews with
the owners of the property and local government officials, an evaluation
of historical records, and a review of federal and state regulatory records.
ERRG also performed a visual inspection for the potential presence of
lead-based paint and asbestos-containing building materials.
The Phase I ESA resulted in no findings of any recognized environmental
conditions in connection with the subject property. As a result of
ERRG’s diligent research and review of all pertinent information, the
client was able to proceed with planned activities for the site with a
thorough understanding of potential environmental risks associated with
the subject property.
Phase I EDDA Liability
Assessment and Phase II
Confirmatory Sampling,
Maui, Hawaii
SUMMARY
Owner
U.S. Coast Guard
Location
Kahului Maui, Hawaii
Award Date
February 2007
Actual Completion Date
or Projected Completion Date
July 2007
Award Amount
$25,167
Final Contract Price
$25,167
Services Provided
Phase I and II EDDA Liability
Assessment
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG was contracted by the Hawaii Department of Defense,
Hawaii Army National Guard to remove an Oil/Water
Separator (O/WS) and the associated support structures and
utility connections.
The following scope of work
was performed:
• Empty and dispose of
contents of the O/WS
• Disconnect
existing piping and
appurtenances for the
O/WS
• Rinse O/WS and
transport offsite for
recycling
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Demolish two structures that were associated with the
O/WS (one steel beam construction, one wood construction)
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Demolish the O/WS pit by drilling three evenly spaced,
6-inch diameter holes to allow water to drain, and by
removing the top 24-inches of the concrete pit
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Demolish former concrete wash pad and drain area. During
demolition, additional footings were discovered in the
subsurface below the wash pad, these were also demolished
and removed
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Concrete was transported offsite for recycle and disposal, as
appropriate
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Site restoration included installation of a geotextile in the
remaining pit area, backfill with compacted material, site
grading, placement of topsoil, and revegetation of the
disturbed area. A temporary sprinkler system was installed to
provide irrigation for the revegetated area
Remove Oil Water
Separator, Hawaii Army
National Guard
SUMMARY
Owner
State of Hawaii, Department
of Defense, Hawaii Army
National Guard
Location
Oahu, Hawaii
Award Date
June 2009
Actual Completion Date
or Projected Completion Date
November 2009
Award Amount
$16,011.69
Final Contract Price
$16,011.69
Services Provided
Remove O/W Separator
Backfilling
Compaction
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Projects
ERRG was awarded this firm, fixed price contract by the U.S. Navy
BRAC Program Management Office (PMO) to sample site soils at
the several locations throughout the island of Oahu, Hawaii. This
work is ongoing and is being performed in an effort to properly
characterize soils for contaminants of potential concern (i.e.,
pesticides and metals).
ERRG is currently in
the process of evaluating
analytical reports as a
precursor to drawing
appropriate conclusions and
recommendations to the Navy.
Soil Sampling and
Analysis of Potentially
Impacted Pesticide Soils,
Multiple Locations
SUMMARY
Owner
U.S. Navy BRAC PMO West
Location
Oahu, Hawaii
Award Date
December 2009
Actual Completion Date
or Projected Completion Date
Ongoing
Award Amount
$2,200
Final Contract Price
Ongoing
Services Provided
Soil Characterization
Soil Sampling
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Ser vices
Environmental Remediation & Construction
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Contaminated Soil Excavation
Landfill Capping and Closure
Transportation and Disposal
Treatment System Installation and O&M
Industrial Site Closure and Facility Decommissioning
Storage Tank Removal and Closure
Tank, Structure and Equipment Decontamination
Waste Characterization, Segregation and Packaging
Civil & Environmental Engineering
UXO & MEC
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Munitions Response Under CERCLA
Preliminary Assessment/Site Investigation
Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study
Removal Action
Geophysical Investigation
Impact Range Clearance & Maintenance
QA/QC Management
Project Management
Construction Support
Construction
Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies
Remedial Design and Action Plan Development
• Sustainment Restoration
and Modernization
Soil and Groundwater Investigations/Characterization
• New Construction
Regulatory Compliance and Permitting
Environmental Assessments
• Demolition
• Construction Oversight and
Landfill Engineering
Quality Assurance
Pilot Testing
• Water and Wastewater Treatment
SPCC and SWPP Preparation
Conveyance
• Flood Control Infrastructure
Emergency Preparedness & Prevention
• Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration
• Incident Command System Training
• Anti-terrorism Force Protection
• Table Top, Functional & Full Scale Exercises
Retrofitting
• Incident Command System (ICS)
Geotechnical Engineering
Coach for Actual Response
• National Response Framework (NRF)
• Subsurface Investigations
Overview Training
• Retaining Wall Designs
• Emergency Response Plan Development
• Slope Stability Analyses
• Facility Plans & Training Record Maintenance
• Footing and Mat Foundation Designs
• Maritime and Spill Prevention, Control and
• Pier and Piling Designs and Analyses
Countermeasure (SPCC) Oil Compliance
• Drainage/Seepage/Dewatering Evaluations
Regulations Assistance
• Soil Improvement/Amendment
Recommendations
• Foundation Engineering
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Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Personnel
Number
Technical & Administrative
Engineers
Geologists
Scientists
Technicians
Administrative
Construction
Managers
Superintendents
Foremen
Operators
Laborers
26
28
18
19
19
43
27
TOTAL
28
20
20
13
13
22
22
56
56
275
272
2
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Financials
INSURANCE
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Commercial General Liability, $1,000,000
Pollution Liability, $1,000,000
Professional Liability, $1,000,000
Automobile Liability, $1,000,000
Excess/Umbrella Liability, $9,000,000
Workman’s Compensation, Statutory Limits
BONDING
Aggregate Capacity, $25,000,000
60
40
62.0
REVENUE
58.3
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35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
2011
Health
& Safety
ERRG firmly believes that maintaining a safe workplace is critical to our overall mission and
should always receive a higher priority than cost or schedule.
EMR RATING
Year
Rating
2012
.64
2011
.78
2010
.82
2009
.77
ERRG’S JOB SITE AUDIT FORM
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Registrations
LICENSES AND REGISTRATIONS
• Professional Registrations in Civil & Geotechnical Engineering
(AK, AL, AZ, CA, CO, NV, NY, OR, WA)
• Registered Geologists (CA, OR, WA)
• General Contractor’s License (Class A) with Hazardous Substances Removal Endorsement
(AK, AZ, CA, HI, NV, NM, OR, WA)
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Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM)
California Registered Environmental Assessors (REA)
Bay Area Training Center (BATC) Certified Personnel
LEED Accredited Professional
CERTIFICATIONS
• Woman and Minority-Owned Business
• Small Business, NAICS Code 562910 (500 Employees)
• State of California, Public Utilities Commission (WMBE)
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Equipment
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Backhoes
Excavators
Bobcats (w/attachments)
Forklifts
Generators
Pressure Washer
Jackhammer
Concrete Cutter
Water Trucks
Office Trailers
Nuclear Density Gauges
Pumps
Datarams
Vehicles
◊ Pickups
◊ Ford F150s
◊ Ford F250s
◊ 1/2 Ton Pickups
◊ 1 Ton Flat Beds
◊ Dump Trucks
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com
Awards
‘12
‘11
‘10
‘09
‘08
• 2012 AGC of California Construction Safety of Excellence Awards (2nd Place)
• Hot Firm 2011, #15 of top 100 Hot Firms, Zweig-White
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Small Business Administration (SBA) Region IX Prime Contractor of the Year
Department of Defense Nunn-Perry Award (2nd award)
Largest Environmental Firm in the United States (#118), Engineering News-Record (ENR)
Hot Firm 2011, #34 of top 100 Hot Firms, Zweig-White
Engineering/Construction (#3), Zweig-White
Environmental Achievement Award (Honorable Mention/Mid-Size Firm), Environmental Business Journal
• Environmental Achievement Award (Silver Medal/Mid-Size Firms), Environmental Business Journal
• Top 200 Environmental Firms (#140), Engineering News-Record (ENR)
• Hot Firm 2010, List Fastest Growing A/E/P and Environmental Consulting Firms (#136), Zweig-White
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Top 200 Environmental Firms (#150), Engineering News-Record (ENR)
Hot Firm 2009, List Fastest Growing A/E/P and Environmental Consulting Firms (#111), Zweig-White
Fastest Growing Private Firms in the U.S., Inc. Magazine
Top 500 Women-owned Businesses in the U.S., Diversitybusiness.com
Occupational Excellence Achievement Award, National Safety Council
Largest Environmental Firms in the Bay Area (#8), San Francisco Business Times
Environmental Achievement Award (Bronze Medal/Remediation Companies),
Environmental Business Journal
• Top 200 Environmental Firms (#135), Engineering News-Record (ENR)
• Hot Firm 2008, List 100 Fastest Growing A/E/P and Environmental
Consulting Firms (#29), Zweig-White
• Environmental Achievement Award New Practice Area,
Environmental Business Journal
• Largest Environmental Firms in the Bay Area (#6), San Francisco
Business Times
• 100 Fastest Growing Private Firms in the Bay Area Hall of Fame,
San Francisco Business Times
Engineering/Remediation Resources Group, Inc.
Office Locations > Martinez, San Francisco, Sacramento, Tustin, Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Honolulu, Phoenix
Website > www.errg.com