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Mr. Himanshu Mehta, P. E. 17 October 2013 Page 2 Since inception of waste acceptance within Cell 1, Republic Services Inc. (RSI), the Class I landfill operator, has been placing waste within the northern half of Cell 1. Geosyntec understands that with the current on-site waste operations, RSI would like to utilize the southern half of Cell 1 for waste placement. In order to utilize the southern half of the cell, the east-west temporary rain flap needs to be removed, and the leachate collection system (LCS) for Cell 1 including the primary geocomposite drainage layer, leachate collection pipe and leachate collection corridor (aggregate) need to be connected to collect and transmit leachate to the leachate sump at the northern half of the cell. In view of the above, SWDD decided to obtain bids for Cell 1 East-West Rain Flap Removal (Project)through RSI under their operations contract. SWDD requested Geosyntec to prepare bid documents for the Project. Geosyntec subsequently completed the preparation of the bid documents including a bid form and construction drawings for obtaining bids for the Project. On September 19, 2013, SWDD requested Geosyntec to provide a proposal for provision of CQA monitoring services during the Project. This proposal addresses the proposed CQA services for the Project. PROPOSED SCOPE OF WORK Geosyntec will provide CQA monitoring services during the removal of the temporary diversion berm and rain flap and connection of the primary geocomposite drainage layer, leachate collection pipe and aggregate gravel within the leachate collection corridor as described in the bid form and depicted on the construction drawings. Geosyntec will provide a CQA senior engineering technician (SET) who will be on-site during Contractor's work (estimated to be 3 days total) to monitor the field activities and prepare daily field reports, including photographic documentation. Based on the bid documents, Geosyntec has assumed a 3-day construction schedule for the Project. The CQA SET will be on site for a total of three (3) 10-hr days. If the Contractor anticipates the work to extend beyond three (3) days, Geosyntec will coordinate with the Contractor and RSI to provide monitoring services for the critical components of the project. Following completion of field work, Geosyntec will provide SWDD with a brief summary memorandum of the field work (with the daily reports as attachment) for recordkeeping or submittal to FDEP if necessary. However, Geosyntec does not anticipate the need to submit this to FDEP for review and approval. JL13079UL13079_Proposa1 for CQA Services engineers { scientists I innovators 210