Authorized Federal Supply Schedule Catalog and Price List for

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Authorized Federal Supply Schedule Catalog
and Price List for Environmental Services
CONTRACT NO. GS-10F-0160J
Contract Period: July 15, 2009 - July 14, 2014
ecology and environment, inc.
Global Environmental Specialists
General Services Administration
Authorized Federal Supply Schedule Catalog and Price List
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Contract No. GS-10F-0160J
Contract Information:
Federal Supply Schedule Industrial Group 899
Industrial Class 8999
1501 Lee Highway, Suite 306
Arlington, Virginia 22209
Phone: 703-522-6065
FAX: 703-558-7950
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Contract Option Period 2: July 15, 2009 —
July 14, 2014; with one, five-year option period
(July 15, 2014-July 14, 2019)
Mod. No. FX-75 dated June 16, 2009
Mod. No PS9/10 effective July 15, 2009
Mod. A043 effective September 11, 2009
Mod No. A330 dated September 11, 2013 for
GSA Schedule 899 Refresh 19
Price list Effective July 15, 2009
The Environmental Services Schedule 899
and contract GS-10F-0160J awarded to
Ecology and Environment, Inc., was modified
on June 16, 2009 by modification FX75 for use
of contract for the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act Projects.
On-line access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, up-to-date pricing, and the options
to create an electronic delivery order is available through GSA Advantagetm, a menu-driven database
system. The Internet address for GSA Advantagetm is http://www.fss.gsa.gov.
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Table of Contents
SectionPage
Customer Information..................................................................................................................................................... 4
About E & E
Offering Best-Value in Environmental Services....................................................................................................... 6
Procedures for Hiring E & E Using GSA....................................................................................................................... 7
Description of Services.................................................................................................................................................... 8
Contract Price List...........................................................................................................................................................14
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FSS for Environmental Services
Customer Information
Statistical Information for Government Ordering Office Completion of Standard Form 279
Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS):
03-776-1004
Type of Contractor: Other than Small Business under
SIC Code 8999
NAICS Codes: 541330, 541380, 541620,
562910, 924110
Contractors Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN):16-0971022
Cage Code: 3X8R5
1. Table of Awarded Special Item Numbers (SIN)
SIN 899-1 / SIN 899-1 RC
SIN 899-3 / SIN 899-3 RC
SIN 899-7 / SIN 899-7 RC
SIN 899-8 / SIN 899-8 RC
Environmental Planning Services & Documentation
Environmental Occupational Training Services
Geographic Information Services (GIS)
Remediation Services
2. Maximum Order: $1,000,000. (Threshold applicable to orders where RFQ is sent by customer
to no more than three contractors.) E & E will honor any order exceeding the maximum order in
accordance with the requirements of FAR 8.404.
3. Minimum Order: $100. When the Government requires supplies or services covered by the
contract in an amount of less than $100, the Government is not obligated to purchase, nor is
E & E obligated to furnish, those supplies or services under the contract.
4. Geographic Coverage (Delivery Area):
E & E worldwide locations (see Page 7)
5. Points of Project Performance:
Contractor’s Ordering Address for Domestic and Worldwide Orders:
Ecology and Environment, Inc.
Robert J. King, Program Manager
Arlington, VA 22209
Telephone: 703-522-6065 x3801
Cell Phone: 703-850-8113
Fax:703-558-7950
Email: [email protected]
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6. Prices: Shown Herein are Net Prices.
7. Quantity Discounts: None
17. Terms and Conditions of Government
Purchase Card Acceptance: No limitations
on acceptance.
8. Prompt Payment Terms: Net 30 days
18 – 23: Not Applicable
9. Government Purchase Cards: E & E accepts
Government Credit Cards on all orders
regardless of size.
24. Year 2000 (Y2K) Compliant: Yes
10. Foreign items: None
11. Time of Delivery (a-d): To be negotiated
with ordering agency on each task order.
12. FOB Point(s): To be negotiated with
ordering agency on each task order.
25. Environmental Attributes: Yes. E & E
continually develops innovative solutions
in sustainability for E & E building design,
water use conservation, energy efficiency in
computer equipment, employee incentive
for use of mass transit and car pooling, and
promotion of environmental awareness
programs within the community.
26. DUNS Number: 03-776-1004
13. Ordering Address:
Robert J. King, Program Manager
Arlington, VA 22209
Telephone: 703-522-6065 x3801
Cell Phone: 703-850-8113
Fax:703-558-7950
Email: [email protected]
27. Contractor is registered in
CCR Database: Yes
14. Payment Address:
Accounts Receivable
368 Pleasant View Drive
Lancaster, NY 14086
15. Warranty Provisions: Not Applicable
16. Export Packaging Charges: Not
Applicable
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About E & E
Offering the Best Value in Environmental Services
Value-Added
Services
Technical staff
in 85 disciplines
encompassing
environmental,
engineering, and
IT expertise.
Project Managers
proficient in
maintaining
schedules and
budgets, working
with clients,
stakeholders,
and the public
to ensure project
success.
Experienced GSA
contractor with
multiple previous
contracts with
numerous federal
agencies: DOI (NPS,
MMS, BLM), USDA
(US Forest Service,
NRCS), MCC,
EPA, DoD, USACE,
and DHS.
Founded in 1970, E & E is an integrated, full service
environmental and energy consulting company
operating from 43 U.S. offices and 17 locations around
the world. We employ over 1,150 staff in 85 separate
disciplines embracing the physical, biological, social,
and health sciences. Our multidisciplinary approach
enables us to offer a range of services that encompass
management, design, engineering, testing, and IT.
Awards
We provide high-quality, efficient, and cost-effective
“value-added” consulting services to numerous
federal, state, and local agencies, organizations, and
governments, including the EPA, DoD (Army, Navy,
and Air Force), DOE, DOI (NPS, MMS, BLM), USDA (US
Forest Service, NRCS), BOP, GSA, DHS, and the MCC.
E & E has been awarded repeat, consecutive
contracts with numerous federal agencies by using
this GSA contract mechanism. Since the award of the
schedule, we have been awarded over 300 projects
totaling more than $35 million. This reflects our
commitment and ability to complete projects on
time and within budget; supply top-quality planners,
engineers, and environmental specialists at the best
value to the client; and implement innovative and
cost-effective solutions.
• DOI awarded the BLM/E & E team the
Environmental Achievement Award in 2007
for successful remediation and regulatory closure
of the Exell Helium Plant.
Additional evidence comes from our various awards
for our projects:
• E & E’s 100-year land use plan for DOE’s INEEL
won the American Planning Association’s
Planning Award.
• We received a Certificate of Appreciation from the
US Navy for the 12 INRMPs/EAs that we prepared
for Naval Air facilities.
• NPS and E & E received the American Planning
Association’s 2001 Planning Award in the category
of Outstanding Federal Planning Program for the
Clean Marina Program, Washington, DC.
• E & E was accepted as the 65th Founding
Member to The Climate Registry (TCR), a
collaboration between states, provinces, and
tribes established to measure and publicly report
GHG emissions in a common, accurate, and
transparent manner consistent across industry
sectors and borders.
• In 2008, E & E was listed as one of “The Top 100
Green Design Firms for 2008” by Engineering
News Record.
• We received, from Fort Hood, Texas, the 2007
Directorate of Public Works “Contractor of the Year
Nomination” to IMCOM.
E & E developed an Installation
Design Guide (IDG) that dictates
building design; energy,
environmental, and conservation
measures; and sustainable land
development practices. The IDG
is made accessible by the
E & E-developed Comprehensive
Army Master Planning System
(CAMPS).
Our flexible corporate structure, multidisciplinary
staff, and extensive experience make us uniquely
suited to meet your environmental requirements.
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Procedures For Hiring E & E Using GSA
All federal agencies may access E & E’s services under
this GSA ES Contract. State and local governments can
also access E & E through the emergency provisions
in the contract. To obtain E & E’s services, a potential
client must go through a contracting office, just as they
would for issuing a task order under any other contract.
Federal agencies can use the GSA AdvantageTM system
and e-Buy program to solicit and obtain services
from the ES Schedule holder. E & E routinely receives
solicitation notices from the GSA e-buy and responds
with quotes in a timely manner.
The streamlined ordering process is just a few
simple steps.
• For task orders less than or equal to $2,500, simply
develop a SOW, choose a GSA pre-qualified
contractor, and have your contracting officer issue
the task order directly with E & E.
• For task orders greater than $2,500, but less than
$1 million, again the first step is to develop the
SOW. Next, the agency must prepare a Request
for Quotation (RFQ) with the contracts office
that will be managing the procurement and
submit it to E & E and at least two other qualified
contractors (three in total). After receipt of
responses, select the firm offering the “best value”
for your agency.
• If the RFQ task order is greater than $1 million, the
same steps apply, except you must submit to E & E
and three other qualified GSA contractors.
Note that E & E has accepted modifications to its
contract that allows state and local government
entities to procure services through the schedule
for disaster response and recovery activities. In
addition, state and local government entities can
use the schedule for obtaining services in support of
project funded through the American Recovery
and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). Please contact
Robert J. King, E & E GSA Program Manager
([email protected]) for details on these programs.
E & E Office Locations
E & E has a staff of nearly 1,000 dedicated environmental professionals in 56 offices around the world.
E & E’s Facilities
Maintenance and
Management
Schedule (03FAC)
“The Energy
Schedule”
For your energy
needs, E & E also
has the Facilities
Maintenance and
Management
Schedule (“The
Energy Schedule”
– GS-21F-0143V),
which can be used
in conjunction with
the Environmental
Services Schedule
or as a standalong schedule.
In addition, E & E
has a number of
Blanket Purchase
Agreements,
including ones
with the CBP, EPA,
and DOI (BLM,
MMS, and USDA
Forest Service).
Please contact
the E & E GSA
Program Manager,
Robert J. King
(703-522-6065
x3801, rking@
ene.com) for
information related
to these BPAs and
the Environmental
Services Schedule.
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Description Of Services
The following is a list of services that Ecology and Environment, Inc., (E & E) can provide under each Special Item Number (SIN).
SIN 899-1/SIN 899-1 RC:
Environmental Planning Services
and Documentation
GSA has consolidated SIN 899-1 to now include the
former SIN 899-2, SIN 899-4, and SIN 899-6
E & E provides services to assist federal agencies with
planning for both built and natural environments,
including the preparation of Real Property Master
Plan (RPMP), EAs, EISs, ECOPs, FONSIs, and EBSs
(Phase I and II); NRCRs (e.g., endangered species,
wetlands, watersheds, archaeological, historic, and
other natural and cultural resources management plans,
studies, and consultations); ILUMP, INRMPS, AICUZ,
and Airspace/Range studies; GIS mapping support;
economic and risk analyses; public meetings/public
hearings support; and expert witness/testimony.
Waste Management Services
E & E conducts analyses of options under
consideration for Waste Management Services
and Software; and performs data collection, data
development, analyses of comments, regulatory
and economic analyses, feasibility analyses, hazard
assessments, exposure assessments, and risk analyses.
We also develop waste characterization studies
and recommendations for management strategy,
including identification of recycling alternatives.
Newer programs include preparation of climate action
plans and comprehensive energy plans.
E & E conducted stormwater/wastewater monitoring at
Andrews AFB to support permit compliance.
In partnership with the Greater New York Hospital
Association (GNYHA) and NYSERDA, E & E developed,
implemented, and marketed an energy conservation
program for hospitals and healthcare facilities. Our
work involved development of an Energy Management
Guidebook for Health Care Facilities to help facilities
assess, monitor, and improve their energy performance.
Environmental Compliance Services
Environmental Advisory Services
E & E promotes and assists Federal Agencies with
environmental compliance, conducting environmental
compliance audits; compliance management planning;
pollution prevention surveys, plans, and opportunity
assessments; air, water, and waste permitting support;
air emissions studies/inventories; water/wastewater
studies; Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure
(SPCC) plans; and stormwater management plans.
E & E provides remote telephonic, facsimile, or
Internet environmental advisory services that
may include telephone assistance with hazardous
materials spills, poisons, hazardous material
classification and MSDS support, industrial hygiene
support, waste management support, compliance
issues support, and other related services via
environmental hotlines and/or other media. We
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either operate or provide technical support in
development of environmental database services
to include specific research requests; disseminate
information to particular agencies on the
environmental documentation. As an example,
we operated the GSA PBS NEPA hotline over a fouryear period.
EISs & EAs under NEPA—
This includes activities such as data identification,
data collection, data development, and data
interpretation; sampling and analysis; preparation
of human health risk and environmental impact
evaluations and reports; preparation of expert
testimony; and preparation of material for and
attendance at public meetings and public hearings.
This may include planning and conducting national
assessments for environmental control such as total
maximum daily load (TMDLs), NPDES programs,
emissions inventories, and toxic materials studies.
E & E Has Prepared NEPA Documents
for Numerous Federal Agencies
• Department of the Army
• Department of the Navy
• Economic Development
Administration
• Department of the
Air Force
• Minerals Management
Service
• Department of
Homeland Security
• National Park Service
• Maritime Administration
• Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission
• Bureau of Land
Management
• Millennium Challenge
Corporation
As part of the extensive field program for the 675-mile
Ruby Natural Gas Pipeline, E & E conducted stream,
wetland, and T/E species surveys and assessed the risks
of construction delays related to migratory birds.
Endangered Species, Wetlands,
Watersheds, and other Natural Resource
Management Plans, Studies and
Consultations—
These activities include review of any existing
reports and management plans; coordinate with
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, BLM, and other federal
agencies; perform surveys; and use the results of
data collection to prepare reports or maps. We can
support development of Natural Resource Damage
Assessment (NRDA) programs, and provide detailed
studies in support of federal actions on delineation of
wetlands, wetland management plans, and specific
scientific specialties.
• Department of Energy
• Federal Aviation
Administration
• Department of State
• Postal Service
“I do want to say THANK YOU. You
all have been patient, professional,
responsive and have done anything and
everything we’ve asked – did I mention
patient? THANK YOU to you and
your team again. I appreciate all the
hard work and outstanding efforts that
you and your Company have put into
this document.”
—Lt. Commander JP Page, Chief, Programming
HQ AAFES/RE-S (May 2009)
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Archaeological, Historic and other
Cultural Resources Management Plans,
Studies and Consultations—
E & E conducts resource surveys/studies; evaluates
resource data; prepares appropriate nominations/
reports; prepares agency management plans; and
coordinates with the State Historical Preservation Offices
and Advisory Council for Historic Preservations.
Environmental Compliance
Audits—
E & E conducts federal agency-specific audit programs
such as ECAMP, ECAS, Health and Safety and OSHA
compliance activities (e.g., industrial hygiene surveys),
and specialty programs to define specific programs.
We evaluate findings and prepare necessary
documentation/reports, including
out-brief at the specific agency installation or
program office. We assist agencies in developing
the EPCRA reports and help in the administration of
the EPCRA programs.
Compliance Management
Planning—
E & E supported South Florida Regional Planning
Council (SFRPC) in its development of a comprehensive
land use plan to guide urban and regional population
growth while sustaining the natural resources in
south Miami-Dade County for the next 50 years. Our
innovative approach was focused on selecting reuse
opportunities while minimizing future impacts on one of
the last remaining areas of productive agricultural lands
bordering the Everglades in South Florida.
Economic, Technical, and Risk Analyses in
Support of Environmental Needs—
E & E develops management plans that cover policy;
planning; implementation and operation; checking
and corrective action; and management review.
These plans include Oil Spill Response Plans; Chemical
Risk Management Plans; SPCC Plans, contingency
plans in all phases of domestic preparedness recovery
of operations, following an accident or disaster.
Pollution Prevention (P2)
Surveys—
E & E conducts pollution prevention surveys; develops
pollution prevention plans, establishes inventories
for hazardous materials; evaluates the economic and
technical feasibility of process changes and recycling
alternatives; and creates databases to track progress
in achieving pollution prevention goals. This work
also includes technical/administrative services for
developing, implementing, and auditing Hazardous
Materials Pharmacies.
E & E conducts analyses of options under consideration
for environmental actions; and performs activities
such as data collection, data development, analyses of
comments, regulatory and economic analyses, feasibility
analyses, hazard assessments, exposure assessments,
and risk analyses.
This could include financial economic viability
analyses of proposed actions including such areas as:
NRDA programs; feasibility studies of privatization
and the form of privatization; and the economics of
environmental actions to health care.
“You have a great crew and thanks for
your continued excellent support of
BLM programs.”
—Donald Foote, Jr., BLM Contracting Officer
(September 2006)
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General Waste Management
Services—
These activities include general surveys of waste
management practices to improve the overall
operation and compliance of the federal entity.
SIN 899-3/899-3 RC:
Environmental/Occupational
Training Services
E & E team conducted contaminated sediment
sampling on Buffalo River.
Assessments and Investigations
under CERCLA—
Activities performed by E & E under this SIN
include PA/SIs CRPs, RI/FSs, FFSs, RDs, NFRAPP
DDs, RAB support, MAPs, RODs, EE/CAs, and AR/
ARIs. We will perform GIS services, human health
and ecological risk assessments/analyses, remedial
technologies assessments, treatability/pilot studies,
LTM/modeling for natural attenuation alternatives,
site characterizations studies, hydrogeological
investigations/modeling, consulting support to
Federal Agencies for facility compliance requirements,
and project closeout.
Assessments and Investigations
under RCRA—
We perform SAs, RFAs, CMSs, CAPs, closure plans,
human health and ecological risk assessments/
analyses, development of emergency response plans,
treatability studies, hydrogeological investigations/
modeling, and GIS services.
We provide specialized training tailored to meet
client-specific requirements. This includes customized
courses to meet specific needs; computer-based
interactive courses; and specialized client training
in association with tasks and subtasks performed
under SINs 899-1, 2, 4, 6, 7 and/or 8. For example,
E & E routinely provides turnkey environmental
data management system training, specialized
Methamphetamine Laboratory Response training,
and customized NBC/CT and WMD preparedness/
responder training. For DHS, we have provided
technical support in developing local, regional,
and national exercises and supported the exercises
through technical facilitation and evaluation services.
“I highly commend the work of your
staff and their persistence and level
of commitment to provide thorough
analyses and high-quality products;
their ability to be adaptive to changing
project requirements and priorities;
their attention to staying within budget
and being responsive; and for offering
innovative solutions to complex
environmental problems.”
—Anthony M. Friona, USACE Buffalo District, Great Lakes
Remedial Action Plan Program Manager (March 2008)
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SIN 899-7/899-7 RC:
Geographic Information System
(GIS) Services
E & E provides operational services, advice, or
guidance in support of agencies environmental
programs utilizing GIS. Our services include mapping
and cartography, natural resources planning,
migration pathway analysis, pollution analysis, site
selection, and emergency preparedness planning.
We perform:
• Data Development [facility features, geologic
logs and maps, wetland boundaries,
historic project data, CADD files, digital
orthophotographs; planimetric features, and
topographic data];
• Data Analysis [perform queries, generate maps,
3D/4D interactive graphics, video and desktop
visualization packages]; and
• Data Interpretation/Output [tables/reports,
geographic logs, cross-sections, wetlands, land
use and natural resource maps, and contour
maps, etc.].
As part of the habitat restoration of Eighteenmile
Creek, one of the 43 Great Lakes Areas of Concern
(AOCs), E & E developed a detailed GIS map and
database/data dictionary for the sampling efforts and
analytical results. We efficiently processed large volumes
of data and posted results for the end users to evaluate
data in real time. The standardized format allowed
project teams members from multiple agencies to
simultaneously access information and run data models.
We also provide on-line real-time data access Internet
capability for enhancement of review functions and
information exchange.
“I think the work E & E is doing at Fort
Hood is really ground breaking and
exciting. Your company and team will
allow us to expand the type and quality
of services we can provide our customers
which is good for everyone involved.”
—Eric Irwin, USACE Fort Worth District (November 2007)
SIN 899-8/899-8 RC:
Remediation Services
E & E provides all necessary services to conduct
investigations, remedial actions, long-term
monitoring, and long-term operations associated with
environmental restoration activities under CERCLA,
RCRA, and/or other environmental regulations. Such
services include containment, removal, treatment
(on-site and off-site), transportation, and disposal
of contaminated waste. Associated services include
remedial design, cleanup/construction oversight, peer
review, information management support, public
outreach support, GIS support services, ancillary data
gap evaluation, and homeland protection response.
The Department of Labor has ruled that asbestos
removal and/or paint removal are construction
services subject to the Davis-Bacon-Act and cannot
be performed under the scope of this SIN or any other
SIN within the ES Schedule program.
The entire spectrum of contaminants may be
involved, including hazardous, toxic, petroleumbased, radioactive, biological agents, chemical agents,
and explosive constituents or any combination
thereof. These contaminants may occur in various
environments, including soils, sediments, sludges,
liquids, air, water, debris, structures, and various
containers. A wide variety of potential remediation
activities are included under this SIN. Examples
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include: slurry walls, subsurface barriers, landfill
closures, soil/sludge stabilization/solidification, water/
groundwater treatment, dewatering, bioremediation,
thermal treatment, demolition, debris removal, and
use of innovative technologies.
Overall services include performance of CERCLA
Removal Actions, RCRA Interim Measures, RCRA
Closures, Brownfields support, and Emergency
Response and Management services (ER&M services).
ER&M services can include appropriate actions
to prevent the release of, contain, and/or remove
contaminants associated with nuclear, biological, or
chemical/counter-terrorism (NBC/CT) and/or weapons
of mass destruction (WMD) incidents and threats;
rapid response to chemical fires; oil spills; chemical
releases/spills; floods; and natural disasters.
E & E is providing project management and preparing
remedial designs for the EPA-required dredging action
of PCB contamination on the historic Hudson River.
As part of this project, we designed the Hudson River
Environmental Data Warehouse (EDW) Web-based
mapping tool, which allows users to access historical
information, laboratory results, and other spatial data
from one interface.
Included under this SIN are all operation and
maintenance (O&M) activities, both short- and longterm, associated with various types of hazardous
waste facilities. These can include groundwater/
surface water treatment facilities; leachate facilities;
soil vapor extraction; dual phase vapor extraction; low
temperature thermal desorption; soil stabilization;
and radiological, biological, and chemical
decontamination and treatment.
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Contract Price List
Ecology and
Environment, Inc.
Option Period 2
Year 1
GSA
FSS Labor Category
Environmental
services – GSA
FSS Contract
GS-10F-0160J
Senior Program Manager
Hourly labor rates
for Option Period 2
contract years for
a five-year pricing
schedule
(Rates apply to all
SINS: 899-1, 899-3,
899-7, 899-8 and the
ARAR sins identified
as RC)
The following pages
contain E & E’s Price
List applicable to
the second five-year
option period. E & E’s
labor categories and
associated labor rates
for the third five-year
option period (under
GSA’s “Evergreen”
Program) has been
provided to GSA and
can be obtained by
forwarding a request
to the E & E GSA
Contract Program
Manager,
Mr. Robert J. King, at
[email protected]
Year 2
Year 3
Year 5
7/15/2009 7/15/2010 7/15/2011
7/15/2012
7/15/2013
to totototo
7/14/20107/14/20117/14/20127/14/20137/14/2014
$ 181.05
$ 186.48
$ 192.08
$ 197.84
$ 203.77
Program Manager
170.32175.43180.69186.11191.70
Senior Project Manager
156.03160.71165.53170.50175.61
Task Order/Project Manager 127.44131.26135.20139.26143.43
Emergency Response Specialist I
165.56170.53175.64180.91186.34
Emergency Response Specialist II
107.20110.42113.73117.14120.65
Radiation Specialist I
146.50150.90155.42160.08164.89
Radiation Specialist II
110.77114.09117.52121.04124.67
Health And Safety Specialist I
154.84
159.49
164.27
169.20
174.27
Health And Safety Specialist II
114.34
117.77
121.30
124.94
128.69
Fire - 1st Responder
146.50150.90155.42160.08164.89
Waste Handling/Disposal Specialist
110.77114.09117.52121.04124.67
Air/Noise/Traffic Specialist I
131.02134.95139.00143.17147.46
Air/Noise/Traffic Specialist II
Public Participation Specialist I
Public Participation Specialist II
Permit Specialist - Environmental Attorney
83.3885.8888.4691.1193.84
129.83133.72137.74141.87146.12
86.9589.5692.2595.0197.86
178.65
184.01
189.53
195.22
201.07
Permit Specialist II
85.7688.3390.9893.7196.52
Field Technician I **
63.1365.0266.9768.9871.05
Field Technician II **
35.7336.8037.9139.0440.21
Chemist I
148.89153.36157.96162.70167.58
Chemist II
98.87101.84104.89108.04111.28
Chemist III
75.0077.2579.5781.9584.41
Principal Engineer
170.32175.43180.69186.11191.70
Chief Engineer
156.03160.71165.53170.50175.61
Lead Engineer
138.16142.30146.57150.97155.50
Senior Engineer
120.30123.91127.63131.46135.40
Associate Engineer
115.54119.01122.58126.25130.04
Junior Engineer
103.63106.74109.94113.24116.64
Project Engineer
Task Engineer
85.7688.3390.9893.7196.52
80.0082.4084.8787.4290.04
Environmental Scientist I
153.65158.26163.01167.90172.93
Chief Environmental Scientist
144.12148.44152.90157.48162.21
Lead Environmental Scientist
125.07128.82132.69136.67140.77
Environmental Scientist II
104.81107.95111.19114.53117.96
Associate Environmental Scientist
95.00 97.85100.79103.81106.92
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Year 4
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Option Period 2
Year 1
GSA
FSS Labor Category
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5
7/15/2009 7/15/2010 7/15/2011
7/15/2012
7/15/2013
to totototo
7/14/20107/14/20117/14/20127/14/20137/14/2014
Environmental Scientist III
75.0577.3079.6282.0184.47
Junior Environmental Scientist
66.7168.7170.7772.9075.08
Environmental Planner I
133.40137.40141.52145.77150.14
Environmental Planner II
107.20110.42113.73117.14120.65
Environmental Planner III
89.3492.0294.7897.62
100.55
Economist I
132.21136.18140.26144.47148.80
Economist II
100.05103.05106.14109.33112.61
Geologist I
146.50150.90155.42160.08164.89
Chief Geological Specialist
121.49125.13128.89132.76136.74
Geologist II
100.05103.05106.14109.33112.61
Geologist III
Wetland Specialist I
Wetland Specialist II
Archeologist I
Archeologist II
75.0077.2579.5781.9584.41
108.40111.65115.00118.45122.01
77.4279.7482.1384.6087.14
106.01109.19112.47115.84119.32
77.4279.7482.1384.6087.14
GIS Senior Specialist
145.00149.35153.83158.45163.20
GIS / Data Management Specialist
125.07
128.82
132.69
136.67
140.77
GIS/CAD Specialist
92.91 95.70 98.57101.53104.57
GIS / Data Management Technician
83.3885.8888.4691.1193.84
GIS Information Specialist
72.6674.8477.0879.4081.78
Editor
72.6674.8477.0879.4081.78
Graphics Illustrator
63.1365.0266.9768.9871.05
Word Processor/Clerical**
46.4547.8449.2850.7652.28
** Indicates SCA eligible categories. See the SCA Matrix following the Price list for additional information regarding these labor categories.
SCA MATRIX
SCA Eligible Contract Labor Category
SCA Equivalent Code-Title
WD Number
Word Processor/Clerical01611 Word Processor I05-2371
Field Technician I30090 Environmental Technician05-2371
Field Technician II30090 Environmental Technician05-2371
The Service Contract Act (SCA) is applicable to this contract and it includes SCA applicable labor categories. The prices
for the indicated SCA labor categories are based on the U.S. Department of labor Wage Determination Number(s)
identified in the matrix. The prices offered are based on the preponderance of work location. Should the contractor
perform in an area with lower SCA rates, resulting in lower wages being paid, the task order prices will be discounted
accordingly.
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U.S. Locations
Buffalo (Headquarters) • Albany • Anchorage • Austin • Baton Rouge • Bismarck • Blacksburg • Boulder • Chicago • Colorado Springs
Corbin • Dallas • Denver • Fort Collins • Gillette • Grand Junction • Greenville • Houston • Kansas City • Lakewood
Lander • Lexington • Long Beach • Miami • New York City • Oakland • Orlando • Owensboro • Pensacola • Phoenix
Pikeville • Pittsburgh • Portland • Salt Lake City • San Diego • San Francisco • Seattle • St. Petersburg • Tallahassee • Tucson
Virginia Beach • Washington, DC • West Palm Beach • Williamson
International Locations
Central/South America
Bogotá, Colombia • Buenos Aires, Argentina • Lima, Peru • Quito, Ecuador • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Santiago, Chile
Africa/Middle East/Europe
Berlin, Germany • Cairo, Egypt • Jeddah, Saudi Arabia • Kuwait City, Kuwait • Tripoli, Libya • Casablanca, Morocco
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