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761/26502.SAR; Harbortown (Detroit AOC) - Feasibility Study
The selected firm will perform a Feasibility Study (FS) and Remedial Design (RD) for contaminated sediments at two target areas (Harbortown Upstream Shoreline and Harbortown Shoreline) in the Detroit River Area of Concern. Work includes: reviewing existing site data and developing a Summary of Understanding Report; developing and implementing a data gap investigation work plan (including sediment sampling, geotechnical data collection, and access agreements); developing a Feasibility Study with remedial action objectives, preliminary remedial goals, remedial alternatives, and cost analysis; developing a Remedial Design including pre-design investigation, design plans, specifications, bidding requirements, value engineering study, and permit preparation; and developing and maintaining an ArcGIS-based web-viewer for project data. The contract is for 60 months with a potential 24-month extension.
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