O2Compost SOQ Comprehensive

► Fort Lewis Snohomish, Washington O2Compost is currently conducting a pilot demonstration project in support of the U.S. Army’s goal of zero discharge from military bases. The objective of this project is to evaluate the compostability of a wide range of waste materials, including biosolids, municipal green waste and food waste materials, as well as horse manure and petroleum contaminated soils. ► City of Grants Pass Grants Pass, Oregon O2Compost served as compost sub‐consultant to Parametrix, Inc. for the design, construction and start‐up of the Jo‐Gro Biosolids Compost Facility (2000‐2002). This project included site selection at the Merlin Landfill, facility sizing analyses, conceptual design, permitting, and assistance through construction and facility start‐up. Follow‐up services included personnel training and third party review. Statement of Qualifications Project Experience - Biosolids ► City of Port Angeles Port Angeles, Washington O2Compost served as compost sub‐consultant to Parametrix, Inc. for the re‐design of an existing biosolids compost facility located at the Port Angeles Landfill (2001‐2003). This project included a thorough waste stream analysis for 5, 10 and 30‐year time horizons. It also included technical assistance in designing a below‐grade aeration system, equipment selection, construction review meetings, and personnel training. ► City of Everett Everett, Washington While under previous employment with E&A Environmental Consultants, Peter Moon provided technical assistance in conducting a pilot test project for the City of Everett (1991‐1992). This project included design and construction of 18 test piles to evaluate various combinations of feedstock materials, representing both spring and fall conditions. It further included thorough monitoring of the piles for temperature, oxygen demand, carbon dioxide production, and potential for odor emissions. EKO Biosolids Compost ► Maui, Hawaii In 2010, O2Compost served as a sub‐consultant to Gershman, Brickner & Bratton, Inc. (GBB) to conduct a telephone survey and benchmark review of the EKO Biosolids Composting Operations in Maui, Hawaii. As part of a contract renewal process, the objective of this project was to compare EKO’s Aerated Static Pile (ASP) composting methodology with other privately operated biosolids compost facilities located throughout the United States. Section 4