 STEPHEN B. RANSOM, LSP
PRESIDENT
Education
M.S. in Civil/Environmental Engineering, University of New
Hampshire, 1983
B.S. in Forest Engineering, University of Maine, 1980
Professional Registrations
Licensed Site Professional (LSP), Massachusetts
Engineer-in-Training, New Hampshire
Underground Storage Tank Certification, New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection
Experience
As founder and president of this firm, Steve ’s expertise
in seeing the “big picture” issues and challenges
for the industry and the company has been critical to developing
a strong platform for future growth. He believes that the
future hinges upon his team’s effectively addressing
each client’s concerns and challenges in an accurate,
thorough, affordable, and responsive manner. To this end,
he is committed to the company’s fulfilling its mission.
This includes devoting considerable time to the selection
and development of the individuals who form the Ransom team.
As a senior consultant with more than 25 years of experience,
Steve offers technical guidance to a staff of engineers,
hydrogeologists, geologists, and chemists. Assuming overall
responsibility for the quality of the company’s work,
he continuously monitors the status and progress of all projects.
Steve has amassed a wide spectrum of project experience
that includes facilitating business mergers and acquisitions,
as well as serving as an expert witness in complex litigation
cases where attorneys need an environmental expert with broad-based
technical skills.
In addition, Steve lends his expertise to projects
that involve real estate transactions; site
remedial action programs; investigations for the assessment
of environmental contamination (soil, ground water, sediment,
and surface water); compliance audits for hazardous waste
generators; Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure
(SPCC) plans; waste management and disposal programs; and
hazardous waste treatment technologies.
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 STEVEN F. RICKERICH, P.G.
VICE PRESIDENT
SENIOR GEOLOGIST
Education
M.S. in Earth Sciences, University of New Hampshire, 1983
B.S. in Geology, Lehigh University, 1980
Professional Registrations
Professional Geologist, New Hampshire
Underground Storage Tank Installation
Experience
Steve is a geologist with over 20 years of experience,
and has conducted numerous environmental audits, subsurface
investigations, and environmental site assessments of industrial,
commercial, and residential properties. In addition, Steve has directed remediation associated
with underground storage tank systems and releases of hazardous
substances. Experience associated with these studies include
background information searches, design and supervision of
monitoring well installations and test pit excavations, underground
storage tank removal inspections, surveying of ground water
elevations, construction of ground water contour maps, collection
of ground water and soil samples, analytical results interpretation,
delineation of contamination, cost and proposal preparation,
remediation systems design, report writing, and client interaction.
Steve’s areas of expertise include site history
and background information research, field methodologies
associated with the spatial delineation of subsurface soil
and ground water contamination, waste characterization sampling
techniques, and evaluation and implementation of remediation
strategies.
Prior to joining the firm, Steve was employed as
a geophysicist with the U.S. Geological Survey. Steve
interpreted seismic reflection profiles, conducted side-scan
sonar surveys and sedimentological studies of coastal environments,
and directed the compilation and digitization of geophysical
and geological information into a comprehensive database.
As a field geologist with the Office of the New Hampshire
State Geologist, he studied the lithologies of southeastern
New Hampshire and Maine as part of a major revision of the
state geological map.
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 TIMOTHY J. SNAY, LSP, LEP
VICE PRESIDENT
SENIOR SCIENTIST
Education
B.S. in Environmental Conservation with a Chemistry Minor
(magna cum laude)
University of New Hampshire, 1986
Professional Registrations
Licensed Site Professional (LSP), Massachusetts
Licensed Environmental Professional (LEP), Connecticut
Experience
As vice president, Tim is responsible for overall management
of small- and large-scale environmental projects. His responsibilities
include providing technical and regulatory support to project
staff, technical review of final work products, project management,
business development, client relationship maintenance, and
development and management of operating budgets.
As a Licensed Site Professional (LSP) in Massachusetts and
a Licensed Environmental Professional (LEP) in Connecticut,
Tim has 21 years of professional experience
in the environmental consulting field, working with large
and small teams of environmental professionals on a variety
of projects.
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NICHOLAS O. SABATINE, P.G.
VICE PRESIDENT
SENIOR GEOLOGIST
Education
M.S. in Environmental Law, Vermont Law School, 1992
B.A. in Geology/Political Science, University of Maine at
Farmington, 1991
Professional Registrations
Professional Geologist, New Hampshire
Experience
Managing Ransom's Portland, Maine office, Nick Sabatine is responsible for business development, staff leadership
and mentoring, technical direction of project work, and office
management.
Nick is a vice president and senior geologist with Ransom and has more than 16 years of environmental
consulting experience. With degrees in environmental law
and geology, he has a keen appreciation for a well-orchestrated,
thorough program. Nick has successfully managed numerous
geological evaluations for many large clients, including
Maine Yankee and the Maine Department of Environmental
Protection. Nick has worked in a variety
of industries on numerous project work scopes. His diverse
work experience provides a unique perspective on his technical
work.
He led a project team involved in the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) closure of
the Maine Yankee Atomic Power Plant in Wiscasset, Maine.
This project included the development and implementation
of one of the most comprehensive and complicated Quality
Assurance Project Plans ever submitted in the northeast region
of the United States.
Currently Nick serves as project manager on several complex mill- and site- redevelopment projects and prides himself in offering clients technical, cost-effective solutions that meet their schedules. Nick represents Ransom's clients and their projects before state and local regulatory stakeholders.
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ERIC M. AXELROD, LSP
SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
SENIOR SCIENTIST
Education
M.S. in Natural Resource Science
University of Rhode Island, 1989
B.S. in Environmental Biology
State University of New York at Buffalo, 1986
Continuing Education: Plant and Soil Sciences, University of Massachusetts
Professional Registrations
Licensed Site Professional (LSP), Massachusetts
Experience
As a senior project manager with over 17 years of experience, Eric manages a variety of projects, ranging from large- and small-scale environmental site assessments to remediation projects. His clients have included nationally recognized chemical and manufacturing companies, as well as state and local agencies. Site assessments may include development of a history of the site, completion of subsurface investigations to determine the nature and extent of impacts to soil and ground water, evaluation of site hydrogeological conditions, assessment of the risk of harm to human health and the environment posed by site conditions, and evaluation of remedial alternatives for the cleanup of disposal sites. In addition, Eric’s experience includes evaluating impacts to surface water and sediments.
Remediation projects typically include completion of conceptual and final remedial designs, preparation and submittal of formal bid and specifications documents, and oversight of remedial system construction and operation.
Additionally, as manager of the Rhode Island office, Eric is responsible for the supervision, training, and mentoring of Rhode Island-based staff. In addition, he is responsible for identifying and pursuing new business opportunities in Rhode Island, as well as maintaining Ransom’s Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts clients.
Prior to joining Ransom, Eric was a principal scientist and office manager for MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc. In this role Eric was responsible for the operations of a 20-person office and was the project manager and senior scientist on multiple assessment and remediation projects.
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ELIZABETH M. RANSOM, P.G.
SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
SENIOR
GEOLOGIST
Education
M.S. in Geology, University of Southern California, 1990
B.A. in Geology and Media Studies, Carleton College, 1986
Professional Registrations
Professional Geologist: New Hampshire,
Pennsylvania, Maine (pending)
Experience
Elizabeth has over 18 years of experience in environmental
consulting. She has managed environmental and solid waste
consulting services for multiple clients while balancing
technical requirements, deadlines, budgets, regulations,
and client service. She is highly skilled in developing field
investigation programs; producing technical reports, studies,
permit applications and proposals; and in communicating with
clients, subcontractors, and regulators.
Her technical specialties include: remedial investigations/feasibility
studies; subsurface investigations at DNAPL and other hazardous
waste sites; ground water monitoring system design, installation,
and sampling; geologic interpretation; design of remedial
actions; proposal and budget preparation for federal, state,
and private clients; landfill closures; CERCLA community
relations; and NEPA public participation.
As a senior project manager at Ransom, Elizabeth is responsible
for managing a variety of projects ranging from large- and
small-scale environmental site assessments to remediation
projects. Site assessments typically include development
of a history of the site, completion of subsurface investigations
to determine the nature and extent of impacts to soil and
ground water, evaluation of site hydrogeological conditions,
assessment of the risk of harm to human health and the environment
posed by site conditions, and evaluation of remedial alternatives
for the cleanup of disposal sites. Remediation projects typically
include technology evaluation and selection, completion of
conceptual and final remedial designs, preparation of formal
bid and specification documents, and oversight of remedial
system construction and operation.
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ART ROSENBAUM, P.G.
PRESIDENT OF NEW JERSEY OPERATIONS
Education
Post-Graduate Work, C.W. Post College, Greenville, New York
B.S. in Geological Sciences, Lehigh University, Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania, 1971
Professional Registrations
Professional Geologist, AIPG
New Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection (NJDEP) Certification for Subsurface Investigation
and Closure
Superfund Training Certification
New Jersey Certified in
Visual Emission Reading
Federal Certification in the use
of Nuclear Testing Equipment, including radiological
safety
Experience
Art has 26 years of professional experience
with government agencies and private industries. He
has technical expertise and project/construction management
experience on environmental engineering and hazardous waste
remediation projects. Most of his projects have involved
extensive contact with regulatory agencies.
As chief operating officer of Environmental Waste Management
Associates, he was responsible for total management of an
$11-million-a-year corporation and several subsidiaries,
increasing revenue from $2.5 million to $7.5 million in three
years
Art was president and founder of Handex Environmental
Management, which after three years of initial operations
had $6.0 million of revenue. He was later appointed president
of Handex, New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania, to manage
operations of $20 million of revenue. Handex is a full-service
industrial environmental consulting and remediation company
handling a broad range of environmental services.
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MICHAEL D. MORAN
VICE PRESIDENT
SALES AND MARKETING
Education
A.S. in Business Administration, Gloucester County College
Rowan University Continuing Credits
Experience
As vice president of sales and marketing, Mike
has more than 20 years of experience assisting clientele
that include utilities, industrial/manufacturing companies,
real estate developers, commercial businesses, insurance/financial
institutions, municipalities, attorneys, hazardous waste
contractors, and government agencies in assessing their environmental
needs and developing appropriate plans of action to accomplish
their project and regulatory objectives. Utilizing Ransom’s
technical staff of geologists, engineers, hydrogeologists,
and environmental scientists, Mike manages and coordinates
in-house resources to accomplish the client’s budget
and schedule requirements while providing overall responsibility
for the quality of the company’s work by monitoring
the status and progress of the company’s projects.
Mike interfaces with an assembled team of professionals
on projects that include Phase I and Phase II environmental
site assessments for real estate transfers/due diligence;
delineation and remediation of soil and ground water impacts
from industrial/commercial discharges; coordination and communication
with regulatory agencies; evaluation and negotiation of natural
resource damage claims; evaluations of potential third party
impacts relative to insurance claims; underground storage
tank compliance issues, including soil and ground water remediation;
complete environmental decommissioning of industrial plants;
and expert testimony/litigation support.
Mike’s expertise is his ability to evaluate the
client’s long-term project goals, to assemble the appropriate
team of technical professionals, and to provide project management
skills to facilitate the successful completion of complex
environmental projects.
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BRIAN R.
PETTINGILL, P.G., R.E.A.
SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
SENIOR
GEOLOGIST
Education
M.S. in Civil Engineering (Energy and Environmental
Planning),
Stanford University, 1986
B.S. in Applied Earth Science,
Stanford University, 1986
Professional Registrations
Professional Geologist: New Hampshire, Indiana
Registered
Environmental Assessor (REA), California
Experience
Brian has over 15 years of experience in environmental
consulting. He has managed environmental due diligence and
hazardous waste consulting services for multiple clients
while balancing technical requirements, deadlines, budgets,
regulations, and client service. He is highly skilled in
developing field investigation programs; producing technical
reports, studies, permit applications and proposals; and
in communicating with clients, subcontractors, and regulators.
His technical specialties include: property transaction
due diligence; Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Studies
(RI/FS); subsurface investigations at petroleum and hazardous
waste sites; ground water monitoring system design, installation
and sampling; geologic interpretation; design, implementation,
and operation of remediation systems; proposal and budget
preparation for state and private clients; landfill closures;
environmental compliance audits, and NEPA environmental assessments.
As a senior project manager at Ransom, Brian is
responsible for managing large-scale, portfolio-style environmental
due diligence projects, as well as small to large-scale subsurface
investigations and RI/FS. Due diligence assessments typically
include historical use review, regulatory review, site reconnaissance,
and interviews. RI/FS projects typically include subsurface
investigations to determine the nature and extent of impacts
to soil and ground water, evaluation of site hydrogeological
conditions, assessment of the risk to human health and the
environment posed by site conditions, and evaluation of remedial
alternatives for cleanup. Remediation projects typically
include technology evaluation and selection, completion of
conceptual and final remedial designs, preparation of formal
bid and specification documents, and oversight of remedial
system construction and operation.
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STEPHEN J. DYER, P.E.
 SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
SENIOR ENGINEER
Education
B.S. in Chemical Engineering
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1989
Professional Registrations
Professional Engineer, Maine
40-hour OSHA Hazardous Waste and Emergency Response Training, 8-hour Annual Refreshers
8-hour OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 Hazardous Waste Supervisor Health and Safety Course
29 CFR 1910.146 Confined Space Entry/Attendant/Supervisor Training
Certified in Risk Assessment for Water Systems (RAM-W)
Experience
Stephen Dyer has over 18 years of engineering experience in the environmental field. He has extensive expertise in assessing, developing, and designing cost-effective remedial and process engineering solutions.
Steve conducted and managed Brownfield redevelopment assessment programs for over 20 EPA-funded Brownfield sites in New England, and completed or coordinated over 400 environmental assessments, facility inspections, environmental audits, Phase II investigations, and remedial programs at other private and municipal sites. He was the program manager and lead engineer for the multi-site Brownfield assessment programs for the Cities of Lewiston, Westbrook, and Bath and the Senior Technical Reviewer for the Brownfield projects for the City of Brewer, Nashua Regional Planning Commission, and Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission. In addition, Steve has been the technical lead for several EPA-funded remediation projects.
Steve has served as the program manager and technical lead on numerous remedial investigations and feasibility studies for petroleum contamination and hazardous waste sites. His broad range of project experience lends valuable, practical knowledge to developing innovative solutions for addressing environmental issues. Remedial technologies that Steve has designed include soil vapor extraction and air sparging, bioventing, soil stabilization, soil flushing, and in-situ chemical oxidation for source area remediation; and air stripping, carbon and activated alumina absorption, ion exchange, filtration and ultra-filtration, and chemical oxidation for groundwater treatment.
As the engineering lead for our water and wastewater treatment group, he has designed expansions of several treatment facilities as well as numerous pump stations. Steve also has extensive experience in assisting utilities and municipalities with financial and physical system planning and assessments (e.g., user fee studies, vulnerability assessments, comprehensive studies, CSO Master Plans, etc.).
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PETER J. SHERR, P.E.
SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER
Education
B.S. in Chemical Engineering
University of Maine, 1990
Graduate Studies in Environmental Engineering
University of Maine, 2001 to Present
Professional Registrations
Professional Engineer, Maine
OSHA 40-hour Hazwoper, Site Supervisory, and Confined Space Training
Certified Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator, Grade 2-M, Massachusetts
American Red Cross Adult CPR, First Aid, and First Responder
Experience
At Ransom, Peter Sherr is primarily responsible for client and project management, business development, staff leadership and mentoring, and technical project assistance and reviews.
Peter Sherr brings to Ransom over 17 years of professional experience in the field of environmental consulting and engineering. He has a strong background and well-developed skills in site assessment, subsurface investigation, remedial design engineering, Brownfields redevelopment, risk characterization, in-plant engineering services, construction services, and environmental regulatory compliance. Peter’s project management experience includes client management, developing successful project teams, proposal writing, budget preparation, project coordination, financial management and tracking systems, and training of environmental staff and clients. He also has in-depth knowledge of state and federal environmental compliance regulations and reporting thresholds.
During his career, Peter has acquired extensive experience in Brownfields redevelopment including environmental assessment, investigation, remedial planning, and reuse planning and analysis, as well as EPA Brownfields Grant coordination, administration, and planning.
Peter has managed a variety of projects related to the Massachusetts Contingency Plan (MCP) which required an in-depth understanding of state and federal reporting thresholds and cleanup criteria. He has assisted in obtaining regulatory closure for more than 25 MCP-classified sites.
Peter’s experience also includes underground storage tank removals, environmental compliance audits, industrial wastewater characterizations, preparation of facility waste minimization and hazardous material control documents, including best management practice plans, spill control and contingency (SPCC) plans, chemical inventory reports, and hazardous waste management training programs.
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EDWARD J. SCHMIDT, Ph.D., P.E. 
SENIOR ENGINEER
Education
Ph.D. Engineering Systems Design, University of New Hampshire , 1981
M.S. Civil Engineering, Purdue University , 1963
B.S. Civil Engineering, Columbia University , 1961
Professional Registrations
Professional Engineer: Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire
Experience
Ed provides clients of the firm with assistance in all phases of environmental compliance and permitting for a broad range of surface and ground water issues.
As chief engineer of the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission, his responsibilities included supervision and technical oversight of investor-owned public utilities providing electric power, natural gas, drinking water, and telecommunications services to the State of New Hampshire. He also served as the Director of the Water Supply and Pollution Control Division and the Water Division of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES).
Ed has over seventeen years of private-sector experience in both civil and environmental engineering, with particular expertise in working with both federal and state regulators.
Ed applies his regulatory experience and practical knowledge for clients with related technical and permitting challenges.
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JOHN M. OUELLETTE
PROJECT MANAGER
SCIENTIST
Education
B.A. in Physical Geography, Clark University, 1987
Professional Registrations
OSHA Hazardous Materials Supervisor Training
OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Materials Training; annual updates thereafter
Experience
John is a project manager with Ransom and has over 15 years of consulting experience. He has conducted hundreds of Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and subsurface investigations. Properties evaluated include undeveloped land, small to large commercial properties, industrial properties, junkyards, metal-salvage/recycling facilities, and numerous transportation and trucking facilities. His site investigation experience includes a wide variety of impacted properties, including petroleum, chlorinated solvent, pesticide and solid waste/ash landfill sites.
He is well versed in supervising monitoring well/soil vapor monitoring point installations and test pit excavations, conducting underground storage tank closure assessments, performing sub-slab and indoor air monitoring, surveying ground water elevations, constructing ground water contour and contaminant distribution maps, collecting samples, interpreting analytic results, writing comprehensive reports, and preparing proposals.
John has been trained in state protocols for the collection of soil, sediment, and air samples, and in U.S. EPA procedures for low-flow collection of ground water samples.
His remediation experience includes: coordinating, implementing, and supervising the identification/delineation/removal of contamination at numerous metal-salvage and landfill facilities; the oversight of soil excavation projects at numerous state-funded petroleum cleanups; and addressing releases from fuel storage tank systems.
John’s depth of experience in environmental due-diligence assessment makes him a valuable client resource for conducting third-party review of due-diligence work products. John currently reviews and provides comment on Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments for several national clients.
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PETER T. SANDIN, P.G.
PROJECT MANAGER
GEOLOGIST
Education
B.A. in Geology and Chemistry, Colby College, 1990
Professional Registrations
Professional Geologist, New Hampshire
OSHA Hazardous Materials Supervisor Training
OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Materials Training; annual updates thereafter
Experience
Peter has more than 13 years experience in environmental consulting and is responsible for designing and implementing investigations to characterize soil and ground water quality on petroleum- and hazardous waste-contaminated sites. Peter's areas of expertise include site-specific hydrogeologic investigations, analysis of contaminant fate and transport, and remediation design and implementation. Peter participates in the implementation or oversight of: background information searches; design and supervision of subsurface investigations; underground storage tank closure assessments; surveying of ground water elevations; construction of ground water contour maps; soil, soil vapor, and water quality sampling; analysis and interpretation of hydrogeologic, geophysical, and analytical data; compliance with state and federal regulations; proposal preparation; report writing; and client interaction.
His broad range of project experience lends valuable, practical knowledge to project management; geology, soil and ground water studies; and hazardous materials/wastes management. Peter has the strong technical background and the creative insight required for evaluating and solving environmental problems. Following investigation, Peter works with firm engineers to select appropriate technology to address site remediation and then implements the program.
Peter has over 10 years of managerial experience training field staff in the procedures for soil and soil vapor sampling and low-flow ground water sampling in accordance with U.S. EPA Region II requirements. Peter has been responsible for training field personnel in Maine and New Hampshire in these and other appropriate methodologies.
As the health and safety officer for Ransom’s New Hampshire office, Peter coordinates the medical monitoring and training programs for field personnel. He reviews site-specific health and safety plans for projects in New Hampshire and works with the health and safety officers in the Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Jersey offices to stay abreast of federal, state, and local health and safety regulations.
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LISA L. KURONYA
PROJECT MANAGER
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST/SCIENTIST
Education
B.S. in Environmental Science/Public Health, West Chester University, Pennsylvania, 1998
Professional Registrations
Niton XRF Certification, 2003
OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Materials and Waste Operation certified, 1999; annual updates thereafter
Experience
Lisa has over 9 years experience in environmental consulting. The majority of Lisa’s work day is spent leading the industrial hygiene and health and safety consultation sector at Ransom. Her client base includes federal, state, and municipal environmental and occupational health agencies; the semiconductor industry; health care facilities; and consultants, among others. Her work expertise includes evaluation and assessment of workplace hazards, sample strategy development, personal-exposure air monitoring, indoor air quality and mold assessments, personal and area sound surveys, OSHA compliance auditing, development of health and safety plans, and health and safety training.
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TODD C. YOUNG
PROJECT MANAGER
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST
Education
B.S. in Biology, Keene State College, 1993
Professional Registrations
OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Materials Training
EPA-Approved Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor Training
EPA-Approved Asbestos Building Inspector Training
EPA-Approved Asbestos Management Planner Training
Air Sampling and Analysis: NIOSH 582 Equivalent
HUD Guidelines Course for Abatement and Inspection of Lead-Based Paint Hazard
Massachusetts 38-hour Lead Inspection Course
Experience
Todd Young has over 12 years experience as an industrial hygienist working for variety of public- and private-sector clients. Project work environments include manufacturing, office, and mining facilities throughout the United States and Canada. Todd’s expertise ranges from asbestos and lead-based paint management to traditional industrial hygiene services including personal-exposure monitoring and noise dosimetry, as well as health and safety program management.
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NANCY E. MARSHALL, P.E.
PROJECT MANAGER
Education
M.S. in Civil Engineering with focus on Geotechnical Engineering, North Carolina State University, 1995
B.S. in Civil Engineering, University of Massachusetts, 1987
B.S. in Physical Therapy, Boston University, 1982
Professional Registrations
Professional Engineer: New Hampshire, Missouri, North Carolina
Experience
Nancy has over 14 years of experience in environmental consulting and solid waste engineering. She has managed environmental and solid waste consulting services for multiple clients while balancing technical requirements, deadlines, budgets, regulations, and client service. Nancy has assisted clients in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia with maintaining compliance with state and federal regulations in a complex and changing environment. She is highly skilled in developing field investigation programs; producing technical reports, studies, permit applications and proposals; and in communicating with clients, subcontractors, and regulators. Nancy has designed and completed numerous pre- and post-development hydrogeologic investigations for commercial developments and landfills. She is committed to finding creative solutions to clients’ problems.
As a project manager at Ransom, Nancy is responsible for managing a variety of projects ranging from large- and small-scale environmental site assessments to remediation projects. Site assessments typically include development of a history of the site, completion of subsurface investigations to determine the nature and extent of impacts to soil and ground water, evaluation of site hydrogeological conditions, assessment of the risk of harm to human health and the environment posed by site conditions, and evaluation of remedial alternatives for the cleanup of disposal sites. Remediation projects typically include completion of conceptual and final remedial designs, preparation of formal bid and specification documents, and oversight of remedial system construction and operation.
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