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Janet B. Dunlap, P.E. 14 December 2006 Page 5 • GeoSyntec will be able to work unimpeded between Monday and Friday from 7 am - 7 pm. To the greatest extent possible, GeoSyntec will minimize disruptions to site operations. While select soil boring/groundwater sampling locations will be completed in close proximity to fuel dispensers, it is anticipated that only intermittent closure of select dispensers will be required to complete the proposed sampling activities. It is anticipated that the facility will remain open to customers during the performance of the proposed investigation activities. • GeoSyntec and/or subcontractors will hand auger to a minimum depth of 5 ft BLS in an effort to located buried utilities prior to advancing borings. However, we assume that IRC will clear/mark utilities prior to GeoSyntec' s arrival onsite and will "clear" each drilling location prior to GeoSyntec performing subsurface activities. Unmarked utilities that are damaged will not be GeoSyntec' s responsibility. In the event that IRC is unable to provide utility locate personnel to assist with the identification of utilities, GeoSyntec can have a private utility locate performed for $ 1 ,200. • GeoSyntec has assumed that liquids generated during the well development and sampling will be discharged directly onto the ground adjacent to the monitoring well (for percolation or evaporation). • GeoSyntec has assumed that the DPT soil and groundwater investigation can be completed in one day. ESTIMATED COSTS GeoSyntec proposes to complete the proposed scope of work on a lump sum basis. The lump sum cost for the full scope of work and preparation of a letter report is $9, 123. Any tasks which IRC requests which are outside the defined scope of work will be completed in accordance with the hourly rate schedule negotiated with IRC. XR06212/CCR060075 IRC-Limited Petroleum Site Assessment engineers I scientists I innovators