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Section II
Area Summary
Removal of
Waste Decontamination
Transportation
and Disposal of
Decon Fluid
Sampling and
Analysis
Transportation
of Waste in
Storage
Treatment and
Disposal
1Engineering
Expense
Certification
of Closure
2Contigency
Allowance
Container Storage -$ 253,965$ 370,670$ 175,001$ 1,148,986$ 9,356,370$ 565,250$ 22,000$ 1,189,225$ 13,081,467$
Tank Farm 14,393$ 290,528$ 82,929$ 23,421$ 237,082$ 669,100$ 65,873$ 22,000$ 140,533$ 1,545,859$
Bulk Solids 7,741$ 125,501$ 80,882$ 33,825$ 206,283$ 1,043,000$ 74,862$ 12,600$ 158,470$ 1,743,164$
Sludge Tanks 11,113$ 64,233$ 42,063$ 5,283$ 14,820$ 225,900$ 18,171$ 9,940$ 39,153$ 430,676$
Kiln 140,351$ 537,576$ 228,928$ 232,563$ 198,059$ 463,800$ 90,064$ 21,760$ 191,311$ 2,104,412$
Totals 173,598$ 1,271,803$ 805,472$ 470,093$ 1,805,230$ 11,758,170$ 814,220$ 88,300$ 1,718,692$ 18,905,578$
1.10959
20,977,441$
Notes
15% of subtotal of removal of waste, decontamination, transportation and disposal of decon fluid, sampling and analysis, transportation of waste in storage and treatment and disposal.
210% contingency allowance was used.
Year Inflation Factor
2022 1.07
2023 1.037
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2031
2032
Area Total
Activity
Area Summary
Inflation Determination
3Total Inflation Factor
Closure Cost Adjusted for Inflation
3Total Inflation Factor is calculated as the product of all annual inflation factors displayed in the table below. This estimate is current as of:June 2024
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Closure Costs by Area
Container Storage Area Cost
Activity Summary Totals
1Decontamination 253,965$
1Transportation and Disposal of Decon Fluid 370,670$
Sampling and Analysis 175,001$
Transportation of Waste in Storage 1,148,986$
Treatment and Disposal 9,356,370$ Entered in values
Treatment and Disposal
PCB Samples
Required Cost
Rinse
Samples
Required
Cost
Number of
Containers/Gallons/Po
unds5,6,7,8
Number of
Trucks/Rail
Cars/Flat Cars
Cost 9Tons of Waste Disposal Cost for
Waste
E1 110 8,690$ 3 1,653$ 1048 498,848$
2E2 110 8,690$ 2 1,102$ 1536 731,136$
E3 110 8,690$ 2 1,102$ 2930 1,394,680$
3E4 93 7,347$ 2 1,102$ 1708 813,008$
E5 110 8,690$ 3 1,653$ 1160 552,160$
E6 110 8,690$ 2 1,102$ 2096 997,696$
E7 110 8,690$ 2 1,102$ 2792 1,328,992$
E8 330 26,070$ 4 2,204$ 2304 1,096,704$
Building 68 3 237$ 2 1,102$ 56 26,656$
Building 69 2 158$ 2 1,102$ 56 26,656$
Building 70 East/West 3 237$ 2 1,102$ 64 30,464$
Building 71 East/West 3 237$ 2 1,102$ 64 30,464$
Breezeway 65 5,135$ 3 1,653$ 256 121,856$
Shred Tower Storage Area/Conveyor 30 2,370$ 8 4,408$ 144 68,544$
Slag Pad 0 -$ 0 -$ 12 5,712$
E1 Dock 19 1,501$ 2 1,102$ 252 119,952$
E5 Dock 19 1,501$ 2 1,102$ 252 119,952$
E8 Dock 38 3,002$ 2 1,102$ 420 199,920$
Drum Pumping Storage #1 0 -$ 0 -$ 12 5,712$
Drum Pumping Storage #2 0 -$ 0 -$ 12 5,712$
Cylinder Storage Area 0 -$ 0 -$ 213 101,388$
Drum Pumping Station #1 1 79$ 2 1,102$ 4 1,904$
Drum Pumping Station #2 1 79$ 2 1,102$ 7 3,462$
Laboratory Cooler 1 79$ 2 1,102$ 2 952$
Drive Through Direct Burn Station6 5 395$ 2 1,102$ 7500
Drive Through Corrosive Direct Burn Station6 5 395$ 2 1,102$ 7500
Truck Unloading6 39 3,081$ 5 2,755$ 22920
Bulk Solids Pad7 310 24,490$ 3 1,653$ 23760 3 29,469$ 155 108,500$
ATF Magazines (1 each)8 11 869$ 4 2,204$ 90000 3 38,400$ 45 765,000$
Subtotal 1638 129,402$ 67 36,917$ 17400 226 1,148,986$ 359 9,356,370$
5% Contingency for Sampling 1720 135,880$ 71 39,121$
Notes
1See Decon Summary and Transportation and Disposal of Decon Fluid Tables for information on how those values were calculated.
2E2 includes 4 containers for WS1, WS2, WS3.
3E4 includes 4 containers for repack and decant.
8Maximum ATF Magazines waste storage capacity is by the pound. It is assumed that 30,000 pounds of explosives can fit on one trailer. Assumed it is being destroyed at the Clean Harbors Colfax facility.
9Waste Disposal calculations for the Drive through Direct Burn Station, Drive Through Corrosive Direct Burn Station, Truck Unloading, Bulk Solids Pad, and ATF Magazines requires a conversion to tons.
10Every calculation is rounded up to its nearest whole value.
5Maximum number of containers allowed to be stored in storage area. Number of trailers calculated by assuming capacity of trailer is 80 containers. Assuming it would be destroyed at the Clean Harbors Deer Park facility.
7Containers, roll offs and tankers can be stored in this area. Used the highest amount of gallons that can be stored in this area. Assuming waste would be disposed of as bulk solids in roll-offs (12 tons each) which would be
carried by flat car (6 roll-offs per flat car). Assumed it is being destroyed at the Clean Harbors Deer Park facility.
6Tankers and containers are stored in these areas. Used the highest amount of gallons that can be stored in that area. Assuming it would be disposed of as bulk liquid in a rail car. A rail car can hold 20,000 gallons. Assumed
it is being destroyed at the Clean Harbors Deer Park facility.
Activity
2 14,820$ 159 200,340$
Container Storage Area
Transportation of Waste in Storage4Sampling and Analysis
218 1,066,297$
4PCB wipes will only be used to determine PCB decontamination and rinse water samples to verify RCRA decontamination. No PCB samples needed for cylinder storage area since no PCBS would have been stored there.
There are no PCB samples for the Slag Pad and Drum Pumping areas since this is portable containment. Added a 5% contingency to sample amounts to account for cost of potential samples at other areas of the facility or
resampling.
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Tank Farm
Activity Summary Totals
Removal of Waste 14,393$
1Decontamination 290,528$
1Transportation and Disposal of
Decon Fluid 82,929$
Sampling and Analysis 23,421$
Transportation of Waste in
Storage 237,082$
Treatment and Disposal 669,100$ Entered in values
2Capacity Mandays to
Remove
Cost of
Manpower
Equipment
Cost
4PCB
Samples
Required
Cost
5Rinse
Samples
Required
Cost
6Number of
Containers
Number of
Trucks Cost
9Number of Rail
Cars for Bulk
Liquid Waste
Cost Number of
Tanks
8Tank
Scrap
(Tons)
Number of
Roll off Boxes Cost
7Tank Farm 599956 26 7,696$ 6,697$ 142 11,218$ 20 11,020$ 34 1 4,892$ 30 222,300$ 16 160 14 9,890$
Subtotal 599956 26 7,696$ 6,697$ 142 11,218$ 20 11,020$ 34 1 4,892$ 30 222,300$ 16 160 14 9,890$
5% Contingency for Sampling 150 11,850$ 21 11,571$
9Treatment and Disposal
10Tank Farm
Capacity (Gals)Tons Cost
Aqueous Waste 149,182 623 311,500$
High BTU Waste 450,774 1880 338,400$
Scrap Metal -160 19,200$
669,100$
Notes
1See Decon Summary and Transportation and Disposal of Decon Fluid Tables for information on how those values were calculated.
2Tanks and piping will be emptied, flushed, then rinsed prior to dismantling. Tanks and piping will then be cut up for disposal as RCRA waste. Volume of waste based on tank volumes and pipe system lineal footage.
3PCB wipes will only be used to determine PCB decontamination and rinse water samples to verify RCRA decontamination. Added a 5% contingency to sample amounts to account for cost of potential samples at other areas of the facility or resampling.
4The tank farm is comprised of four identical containment areas, and two pump houses. These unit containment areas will be sampled individually: 25 per containment area, 10 per pump house, 10 miscellaneous structural steel, 12 miscellaneous piping, strainer, pump samples.
5The tank farm is comprised of four identical containment areas, and two pump houses. These unit containment areas will be sampled individually: 4 per containment area and 2 per pump house.
6It is expected that approximately 34 drums of waste from the tank farm will be removed. A trailer can transport 80 containers so this could fit on one trailer.
730% added to tank farm capacity to account for flush to remove PCBs. 3 flushes of 10% by volume assumed.
9Bulk liquids from the tank farm would be transported via rail to Clean Harbors Deer Park for Disposal. It is assumed that a rail car capacity would be 20,000 gallons.
10Aqueous Waste Tank capacity is 114,755 gallons and High BTU Waste is 346,749 gallons. 30% added to account for flush amounts.
11Every calculation is rounded up to its nearest whole value.
8Assumed tanks would consist of 10,000 lbs. of metal scrap. Also assumed that scrap from pipe, pumps and strainers would equal the amount of the tank (10,000 lbs.) so the amount was doubled. Scrap metal will be disposed of by roll-off (12 tons per roll off) at Clean Harbors Grassy
Mountain.
Subtotal
Tank Farm Area
3Sampling and AnalysisRemoval of Waste
Activity
Transportation of Waste in Storage
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Bulk Solids
Activity Summary Totals
Removal of Waste 7,741$
1Decontamination 125,501$
1Transportation and Disposal of Decon
Fluid 80,882$
Sampling and Analysis 33,825$
Transportation of Waste in Storage 206,283$
Treatment and Disposal 1,043,000$ Entered in values
2Capacity Mandays to
Remove
Cost of
Manpower
Equipment
Cost
PCB Samples
Required Cost
Rinse
Samples
Required
Cost
Concrete
Samples
required
Cost Amount
(Tons)
Number of
Roll-Offs
Number of
Flat Cars Cost
Amount
of Waste
(Tons)
Cost
Bulk Solids Tanks 229,000 20 5,920$ 1,821$ 65 5,135$ 7 3,857$ 100 22,300$ 1490 125 21 206,283$ 1,490 1,043,000$
Subtotal 229000 20 5,920$ 1,821$ 65 5,135$ 8 3,857$ 100 22,300$ 1490 125 21 206,283$ 1,490 1,043,000$
5% Contingency for Sampling 69 5,451$ 9 4,959$ 105 23,415$
Notes
1See Decon Summary and Transportation and Disposal of Decon Fluid Tables for information on how those values were calculated.
2Volumes of wase in inventory based on permitted bulk tank capacity of 229,000 gallons.
3PCB wipes will only be used to determine PCB decontamination and rinse water samples to verify RCRA decontamination. Added a 5% contingency to sample amounts to account for cost of potential samples at other areas of the facility or resampling.
7Every calculation is rounded up to its nearest whole value.
6Waste removed from the tanks would be placed in roll-offs (12 tons each) which would be shipped by flat car (6 roll-offs per flat car). Assumed it is being destroyed at the
Clean Harbors Deer Park facility.
415 PCB samples per tank (4 tanks) and 5 PCB samples from containment/vault, 1 rinse sample per tank and 3 rinse samples from the containment/vault, and 20 concrete samples per wall and concrete 20 samples from various floor surfaces.
5Waste from bulks solids tanks will be transferred to roll-offs which will then be transported to Clean Harbors Deer Park by rail flat car for disposal.
Activity
Treatment and Disposal
Bulk Solids Tanks
Removal of Waste 5,6Transportation of Waste in Storage3,4Sampling and Analysis
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Sludge Tanks
Activity Summary Totals
Removal of Waste 11,113$
1Decontamination 64,233$
1Transportation and Disposal of Decon
Fluid 42,063$
Sampling and Analysis 5,283$
Transportation of Waste in Storage 14,820$
Treatment and Disposal 225,900$ Entered in values
2Capacity Mandays to
Remove
Cost of
Manpower
Equipment
Cost
PCB Samples
Required Cost
Rinse
Samples
Required
Cost Amount
(Gallons)
Number or Rail
Cars for Bulk
Sludge Waste
Cost
6Amount of
Waste
(Tons)
Cost
Sludge Tanks 38570 30 8,880$ 2,233$ 30 2,370$ 4 2,204$ 38570 2 14,820$ 251 225,900$
Subtotal 38570 30 8,880$ 2,233$ 30 2,370$ 4 2,204$ 38570 2 14,820$ 251 225,900$
5% Contingency for Sampling 32 2,528$ 5 2,755$
Notes
1See Decon Summary and Transportation and Disposal of Decon Fluid Tables for information on how those values were calculated.
2Volumes of waste in inventory based on permitted sludge tank system capacity of 38,570 gallons.
4PCB Samples: 5 on tanks, 20 on containment vault, 5 on ancillary equipment. Rinse Samples: 2 from tank system and 2 from vault area .
5Sludge from the sludge tanks would be transported via rail to Clean Harbors Deer Park for disposal. It is assumed that a rail car capacity would be 20,000 gallons.
6Used bulk solids density to be conservative.
7Every calculation is rounded up to its nearest whole value.
3PCB wipes will only be used to determine PCB decontamination and rinse water samples to verify RCRA decontamination. Added a 5% contingency to sample amounts to account for cost of potential samples at other areas of the facility
or resampling.
Sludge Tanks Area
Activity
Removal of Waste 3,4Sampling and Analysis 5Transportation of Waste in Storage Treatment and Disposal
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Kiln
Activity Summary Totals
Removal of Waste 140,351$
1Decontamination 537,576$
1Transportation and Disposal of Decon Fluid 228,928$
Sampling and Analysis 232,563$
Transportation of Waste in Storage 198,059$
Treatment and Disposal 463,800$ Entered in values
Transportation of Waste in Storage
Amount of Waste
(gallons and tons)
Mandays to
Remove
Cost of
Manpower
Equipment
Cost
Number of Rail Cars or
Roll Offs
Number of Flat
Cars Cost Amount of
Waste (Tons)Cost
2Scrubber Liquid 56,000 30 8,880$ 1,904$ 3 -22,230$ 234 117,000$
3Slag 2,016 168 0 118,676$ 2,016 241,920$
3Bricks 324 27 0 19,073$ 324 38,880$
3Baghouse and spray drier 108 9 0 6,358$ 108 12,960$
4Shred Tower Clean Out 12 1 1 9,823$ 12 8,400$
Ash 372 31 0 21,899$ 372 44,640$
Subtotal -332 98,272$ 42,079$ 239 1 198,059$ 3,066 463,800$
PCB Samples
Required Cost
Rinse
Samples
Required
Cost
Non-aqueous Samples
(Concrete Cores and Brick
Samples)
Cost
Kiln and Afterburner feed skids, slag discharge, "A" Damper 4 316$ 8 4,408$ 0 -$
8 Kiln Area Units 208 16,432$ 16 8,816$ 0 -$
6 Kiln Area Containments 126 9,954$ 13 7,163$ 0 -$
Random Structural Wipes in Kiln Area 41 3,239$ 0 -$ 0 -$
Random Structural Wipes in Shred Tower Area 134 10,586$ 0 -$ 0 -$
Two Komar Shredders 7 553$ 4 2,204$ 0 -$
Shred Tower Airlock 3 237$ 2 1,102$ 0 -$
Shred Tower Feed Augur 7 553$ 2 1,102$ 0 -$
Bricks from kiln and "A" Damper 0 -$ 0 -$ 200 44,600$
Bricks from SCC 0 -$ 0 -$ 150 33,450$
Deslagger 19 1,501$ 2 1,102$ 20 4,460$
5 Pant Leg Sections 74 5,846$ 10 5,510$ 100 22,300$
Spray Dryer 45 3,555$ 2 1,102$ 80 17,840$
Accumulation Areas 0 -$ 0 -$ 20 4,460$
Parking Lot 0 -$ 0 -$ 20 4,460$
Kiln Area 0 -$ 0 -$ 10 2,230$
Shred Tower Area 0 -$ 0 -$ 10 2,230$
Subtotal 668 52,772$ 59 32,509$ 610 136,030$
5% Contingency for Sampling 702 55,458$ 62 34,162$ 641 142,943$
Notes
1See Decon Summary and Transportation and Disposal of Decon Fluid Tables for information on how those values were calculated.
6Every calculation is rounded up to its nearest whole value.
5PCB wipes will only be used to determine PCB decontamination and rinse water samples to verify RCRA decontamination. Added a 5% contingency to sample amounts to account for cost of potential samples at other areas of the
facility or resampling.
3Non-liquid wastes excluding shred tower: 168 boxes of slag 20 yd3 each, 27 boxes of brick 20 yd3 each, 31 boxes of ash at 20 yd3 each, and 9 boxes of baghouse/spray dryer cleanout at 20 yd3 each . These will be disposed of at
Clean Harbors Grassy Mountain.
41 box from shred tower cleanout 20 yd3. This will be transported by rail and be disposed of at Clean Harbors Deer Park.
Activity
Type of Material
Removal of Waste Treatment and Disposal
302 89,392$ 40,175$
Kiln area
5Sampling and Analysis
Activity
2Scrubber has 4 tanks at 14,000 gallons each. Amount is in gallons. This will be transported by rail to Clean Harbors Deer Park for Disposal. Considered it to be bulk aqueous waste.
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Transportation and Disposal of
Decontamination Fluid
Transportation and Disposal of Decontamination Fluid
Entered in values
Area
1Total
Area (ft2)
2Gal of
Decon
3Number of
Rail Cars
Transportation
Cost
4Cost of Disposal
5Number of
Frac Tanks
Number of
Months
Frac Tank
Rental Cost
Total
Number of Man
Days to Pump to
Frac Tank
Cost of
Equipment
Cost to Pump
Fluid to Frac
Tanks
Total
Container Storage 143,471 143471 8 59,280$ 299,138$ 4 2 8,680$ 11 316$ 3,572$ 370,670$
6Tank Farm 18900 28900 2 14,820$ 60,257$ 3 2 6,510$ 4 158$ 1,342$ 82,929$
Bulk Solids -30,000 2 14,820$ 62,550$ 2 1 2,170$ 4 158$ 1,342$ 80,882$
Sludge Tanks -16000 1 7,410$ 33,360$ 1 0.5 543$ 2 158$ 750$ 42,063$
Kiln -87148 5 37,050$ 181,704$ 4 2 8,680$ 4 310$ 1,494$ 228,928$
Notes
1Rinsate generation is expected to be approximately 1.0 gallon per square foot of unit surface area.
2Rinsate generation is assumed rather then being calculated from surface area.
3Transported by rail car to Clean Harbors Deer Park for Disposal.
4Asssumed the cost would be similar to bulk aqueous waste disposal at Clean Harbors Deer Park.
5Frac tanks will be used to temporarily store the liquids generated during decontamination efforts.
6Tank farm includes an extra 10,000 gallons of rinse water.
7Every calculation is rounded up to its nearest whole value.
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Decontamination Costs
Decontamination Cost Summary
Item Description Item Quantity Rate Extension
Labor 1287 296$ 380,952$
Equipment and Supplies --530,107$
Project Overhead --241,036$
Mobilization 1 44,357$ 44,357$
Demobilization 1 14,786$ 14,786$
Subtotal 1,211,238$
Contingency 5%60,562$
1,271,800$
1Decontamination Cost Per Area
Area Ratio Cost
Container Storage 20%253,965$
Tank Farm 23%290,528$
Bulk Solids 10%125,501$
Sludge Tanks 5%64,233$
Kiln 42%537,576$
1,271,803$
Notes
2Every calculation is rounded up to its nearest whole value.
Total
1Decontamination cost per area is calculated by multiplying the overall total
decontamination cost by the ratio of mandays for this task.
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Decon Task Duration
Decontamination Task Duration Summary
Area Mandays Ratio
Container Storage 257 20%
Tank Farm 294 23%
Bulk Solids 127 10%
Sludge Tanks 65 5%
Kiln 544 42%
Total 1287
Container Storage Entered in values
Area Sub Area Task Description Mandays/Tasks
Dismantle drum storage racks 12
Wash ceilings (concrete)34
Wash walls (concrete)44
Wash front loadings bays 13
Wash interior storage cells/secondary
containment 33
Sample 12
Remove area equipment 4
Wash ceilings 8
Wash walls 12
Wash floor 8
Decon/Dismantle Drum Pump Stations 2
Dismantle, wash decant area 12
Sample 4
Remove elevator/rollers 10
Lower level hoist decontamination 8
Sump cleanout 2
Dock wash 12
Breezeway wash 6
Electrical isolation of conveyors 1
Ceiling wash 6
Miscellaneous demolition 3
Sample 2
Dismantle drum storage racks 2
Containment bin cleanout 2
Wash concrete under storage rack
locations 1
Sample 1
Wash ceilings 1
Wash walls 1
Sample 1
257
Container Storage Drum Storage Buildings and
Buildings 68, 69, 70-East/West, 71-
East/West
Container Processing Area
Dock/Breezeway
Shred Tower Storage Area
ATF Explosive Magazine Storage
Total
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Tank Farm
Area Sub Area Task Description Mandays/Tasks
Sample Station Wash structure 3
Triple rinse pumps, piping 3
Isolate, pull pumps 4
Isolate, pull piping 6
Clean containment 4
Sample 2
Triple rinse tanks, piping 6
Isolate piping 3
Pull piping 2
Purge Tanks 8
Muck out interior 40
Remove exterior structural 20
Remove tanks 8
Cut-up tanks for disposal 45
Clean containment 9
Triple rinse pumps, piping 4
Isolate, pull pumps 10
Isolate, pull piping 12
Clean containment 10
Sample 2
Triple rinse tanks, piping 3
Isolate, purge 5
Isolate, remove pumps 2
Remove piping 3
Muck out interior 8
Remove mixers (sectioned)4
Top valves and piping 2
Remove exterior structural 6
Pull tanks 4
Cut-up tanks for disposal 10
Remove unload rack piping 2
Containment 3
Purge, pull O/H lines to incin feed rack 7
Remove packing for disposal 6
Remove tanks, piping for disposal 8
Sample 2
Purge piping, pull 4
Clean containment 4
Pull unloading pipes 2
Pull pumps 2
Wash bay 4
Sample 2
Unload Building
Waste Tanks
Pump Houses (2)
Carbon Adsorber
Direct Burn Area
Blend Tanks
Tank Farm
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Bulk Solids
Area Sub Area Task Description Mandays/Tasks
rinse down ceiling, upper walls 10
Clean walls 28
Clean tanks 35
Sample 8
Clean hopper, shelf 8
disassemble, clean shredder 8
sample 2
Disassemble conveyor 6
Clean conveyor interior 6
Clean hopper, knife gates 6
Sample 2
Clean hpu mains 2
Pull small lines 2
Drain hpus, isolate 2
Isolate electrical 2
127
Sludge Tanks
Area Sub Area Task Description Mandays/Tasks
Triple rinse 2
Muck out interior 6
Remove valves and piping 2
Wash tank exteriors 4
Pull tank 4
Cut-up tank 6
Sample 2
Triple rinse 3
Muck out interior 6
Wash Interior 6
Remove valves and piping 4
Wash tank exteriors 4
Pull tank 4
Cut-up tank 10
Sample 2
65
Kiln
Area Sub Area Task Description Mandays/Tasks
Pull out 2
Isolate, disconnect 4
Open housing, pull headgear 4
Pull head pulley 4
Sludge Tanks
Sludge Tank - Small
Sludge Tank - Large
Bulk Solids
Bulk Solids Building
Shredder Area
Drag Conveyor
Total
Total
Total
Incineration Train Deslagger
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Pull belt, dispose 3
Cut-up shell for disposal 20
Gross area decontamination 4
Surrounding sump area decontamination 4
Sample 2
Clean exterior kiln drive 2
Clean ring gear 2
Clean from discharge to deslagger 2
Remove piping 16
Pull Kiln face feed points 6
Remove brick, containerize 35
Clean interior 8
sample 2
Clean area exterior 2
Remove feed piping 6
Remove burners 15
Remove SCC exterior sheathing 20
Push in SCC brick 35
Muck out brick into rolloffs 20
Clean structure 8
Sample 2
Isolate, purge 2
Pull, cut piping 10
Cut refractory to release joints 8
Crane out ducts, including thermal vent 4
Remove duct refractory 20
Wash duct to scrap 4
Sample 4
Pull packing, containerize 2
Pump solids, muck out bottom 4
Scaffold interior 4
Sample 2
Pull packing, muck out bottom 8
Scaffold interior 4
Clean interior 10
Sample 2
Remove residue 6
Isolate, remove, piping 6
Remove, clean ducting 10
Clean discharge area 4
Sample 2
Clean inlet, outlet duct 6
Remove bags, cages 8
Clean/remove screw conveyors 12
Clean interior 10
Sample 2
Spray Dryer
Baghouse
SCC
Incineration Train Deslagger
Kiln Exterior
Kiln Interior
Kiln Feed Piping
Ducting from SCC to Saturator
Saturator
Scrubber
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Clean conveyors 8
Clean loadout hoppers 4
Clean building structure 6
Clean containment 6
Sample 2
Clean inlet, discharge ducting 4
Clean interior 6
Sample 2
Clean ID #1 fan inlet 2
Clean transition to ID fan #2 2
Clean fan #2. outlet to stack 2
Clean bottom section of stack 2
Check condition of interior 1
De-erect 2
Clean interior 2
Sample 1
Isolate, drain 2
Clean, rinse 4
Remove piping, pumps 2
Remove elevator towers 10
Hoist decontamination 8
Wash structure 3
Sump cleanout 2
Electrical isolation of conveyors 2
Sample 2
Clean concrete pad 8
Miscellaneous demolition 3
Purge piping and pull 4
Wash airlock structure 8
Disassemble, clean shredder, upper 8
Disassemble, clean shredder, lower 8
Dissemble conveyor 6
Clean isolation gates 6
Sample 4
Clean hpu mains 2
Pull small lines 2
Drain hpus, isolate 2
Isolate electrical 2
Dismantle, wash feed auger 12
544
pH Adjustment Tanks
Baghouse Residue Loadout Building
ID Fans, Stack Inlet Ducting
Stack
Total
ESP
Incineration Train
Shred Tower Area
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Decontamination Equipment and Supplies
Entered in values
Unit Unit Qty Item Description Item Qty Rate Extension
Week 21 Pressure Washers w/Trailers 5 563.00$ 59,115.00$
Week 21 Sand Blasting 2 622.00$ 26,124.00$
Week 21 High Reach Fork Lift 1 1,361.00$ 28,581.00$
Week 21 Fork Lifts (5,000 lbs.)2 326.00$ 13,692.00$
Week 21 Shooting Boom Lift 1 1,590.00$ 33,390.00$
Month 3 Vactor Truck (up to 176 hrs./mo)1 11,829.00$ 35,487.00$
Week 12 Vacuum Boxes 2 554.00$ 13,296.00$
Hour 220 50-Ton Crane w/operator 1 89.00$ 19,580.00$
Hour 220 100-Ton Crane w/operator 1 133.00$ 29,260.00$
Week 20 Welding/Cutting and Supplies 2 260.00$ 10,400.00$
Week 20 Trailers for Transporting 1 89.00$ 1,780.00$
Week 21 Storage Trailers for Equipment on-site 2 82.00$ 3,444.00$
Month 4 Hydroblaster, 30,000 psi 1 14,786.00$ 59,144.00$
LS 1 Mob, Demob, Permits and Misc. Expenses 1 2,957.00$ 2,957.00$
Week 21 Air Compressors 2 451.00$ 18,942.00$
Week 21 Trucks 2 408.00$ 17,136.00$
Week 12 Koppus Blowers 2 89.00$ 2,136.00$
Week 21 Scaffolding 1 222.00$ 4,662.00$
Manday 1 PPE 1,833 30.00$ 54,990.00$
Drums 25 Drums of Detergent 1 740.00$ 18,500.00$
Week 20 Small Tools 1 296.00$ 5,920.00$
Week 21 Sampling Supplies 1 185.00$ 3,885.00$
Bag 1 Bag Grit for Sand Blasting 710 12.00$ 8,520.00$
Roll 1 Absorbent Mats 54 163.00$ 8,802.00$
Roll 1 Plastic 264 89.00$ 23,496.00$
Case 1 Duct Tape 30 185.00$ 5,550.00$
Each 1 Drums 330 44.00$ 14,520.00$
Roll 1 Drum Liner 66 103.00$ 6,798.00$
530,107.00$
Notes
1Every calculation is rounded up to its nearest whole value.
General Equipment
Supplies
Total
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Decontamination Project Administration
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Unit Unit Qty Item Description Item Qty Rate Extension
Hourly 700 Project Manager 1 96.00$ 67,200.00$
Hourly 900 Field Supervisor 1 48.00$ 43,200.00$
Hourly 900 Quality Assurance Officer 1 44.00$ 39,600.00$
Hourly 500 Clerical 1 23.00$ 11,500.00$
Month 6 Project Office 1 1,183.00$ 7,098.00$
Month 6 Fax Copier 1 370.00$ 2,220.00$
Month 6 Phone 1 296.00$ 1,776.00$
Week 18 Postage 1 44.00$ 792.00$
Month 6 Utilities 2 148.00$ 1,776.00$
Month 6 Supplies 1 370.00$ 2,220.00$
Month 6 Cleaning and Disposal 1 370.00$ 2,220.00$
Day 80 PPE for Administrative Personnel 2 30.00$ 4,800.00$
Week 18 Administrative Truck 1 333.00$ 5,994.00$
Each 1 Travel 20 740.00$ 14,800.00$
Day 80 Subsistence 4 112.00$ 35,840.00$
241,036.00$
Notes
1Every calculation is rounded up to its nearest whole value.
Administrative Equipment/Supplies
Incidental Costs
Project Management Personnel
Total
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Certification of Closure
Certification of Closure
Entered in values
Area Engineering
Certification hours
Engineer
Cost
Certification
Direct Cost Total
Container Storage 100 18,500.00$ 3,500.00$ 22,000.00$
Tank Farm 100 18,500.00$ 3,500.00$ 22,000.00$
Bulk Solids 60 11,100.00$ 1,500.00$ 12,600.00$
Sludge Tanks 24 4,440.00$ 5,500.00$ 9,940.00$
Kiln 96 17,760.00$ 4,000.00$ 21,760.00$
Notes
1Every calculation is rounded up to its nearest whole value.
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Section VII
General Costs and Conversion Factor
Information
General Costs and Conversion Factors Information
Item Cost Per Unit Source and Comments
PCB Wipe Sample 79.00$ Sample American West 1/3/2022 prices
Rinsate Samples 551.00$ Sample American West 1/3/2022 prices
Drum Truck 4,891.27$ per load Quote from Clean Harbors Logistics
Explosive Truck 12,800.00$ per load Quote from CH-Colfax
Disposal Rate for Containerized Waste 476.00$ a container Quote from CH (TSCA waste)
Disposal Rate for Explosives 8.50$ pound Quote from CH-Colfax
Frac Tank 1,085.00$ month https://emcooilfield.com/frac-tank-rental/ ($35 a day, 31 day month)
Engineer Certification 185.00$ hour Updated to 2022 wages using inflation factor
Cost of Man Power 37.00$ hour Updated to 2022 wages using inflation factor
Rail Tanker (Liquid) Transportation to CH-DE 7,410.00$ a tanker car Quote from Union Pacific
Rolloff Box to Grassy 706.40$ a load Quote from CH-GM
Scrap Metal Waste 120.00$ a ton Quote from CH-GM ($0.06 per pound)
Direct Burn Disposal Cost 1,260.00$ a ton Quote from CH ($0.63 per pound)
Bulk Aqueous Disposal Cost 500.00$ a ton Quote from CH ($0.25 per pound)
Bulk High BTU Disposal Cost 180.00$ a ton Quote from CH ($0.09 per pound)
Non-Aqueous Samples 223.00$ Sample American West 1/3/2022 prices
Rail Bulk Solids Transportation to CH-DE 9,823.00$ per rail flat car Quote from Union Pacific
Bulk Solids Disposal 700.00$ per ton Quote from CH ($0.35 per pound)
Sludge Disposal 900.00$ per ton Quote from CH ($0.45 per pound)
Solid Residue Disposal 120.00$ a ton Quote from CH-GM ($0.06 per pound)
Direct Labor Cost 296.00$ Manday/task $37/hr. for an 8 hour day
Item Cost Per Unit Source and Comments (if needed)
Drums per truck 80 drums
Explosives per truck 30,000 pounds
Rinsate 1 gal/ft2
Frac Tank 20,000 gallons/Frac Tank
Drum 55 gallons
Specific Gravity of Bulk Solids 1.56 specific gravity From 2021 facility data on bulk solids. Also used as density of
containerized waste
Specific Gravity of Bulk Liquids 1.00 specific gravity From 2021 facility data on bulk liquids
Density of water 8.34 lbs./gal
Work hours a day 8 hours/day
Tank scrap per tank 10 tons Includes 10,000 pounds for the tank and 10,000 pounds for the associated
piping, pumps, and strainers
lbs. to tons 2000 pounds per ton
Rail Tanker Capacity 20000 gal/rail tanker
Flat Car Size Capacity 6 roll-offs/flat car
20 yd3 Roll-off Capacity 12 tons/roll-off Average net weight of a roll-off filled with slag
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