OIL & GASSTORAGE TERMINALS

Statement of Qualifications

CONTENTS

About AECOM ....................................................................................... 3

Environmental Services .................................................................... 9• Air Quality Consulting and Engineering .............................................................. 10

• Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) .................................................................. 12

• Impact Assessment and Permitting ..................................................................... 14

• Environmental Management Information Systems ....................................... 16

• Climate Adaptation and Disaster Resilience .................................................... 18

• Remediation ................................................................................................................... 19

Sediment Management ............................................................................................. 21

PFAS .................................................................................................................................. 22

Decommissioning, Deactivation, Decontamination, Demolition (D4) .... 23

Engineering and Construction Management Services ..........25• Engineering and Design Approach ....................................................................... 26

• Full Service Engineering Capabilities .................................................................. 28

• Construction Management ...................................................................................... 29

Pipeline Services ...............................................................................35

Rail and Truck Loading/Unloading ...............................................39

AECOM has provided a wide range of services to an ever-growing number of marine dock and terminal facilities for storage and handling of liquids, gas and solids.

ABOUT AECOM

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Delivering comprehensive oil and gas services — globally

AECOM has more than 100 years of experience in the global oil and gas industry. This spans the full array of our capabilities beginning with environmental studies and permitting to engineering to procurement and construction.AECOM’s robust oil and gas management team offers extensive knowledge and a thorough understanding of the terminal, storage and pipeline business. We provide integrated solutions day in and day out, looking to enhance the project planning phase to deliver cost saving results and schedule improvements without sacrificing safety or quality.AECOM professionals have successfully assisted oil and gas clients on feasibility evaluations, permitting, engineering, detailed design, operations, maintenance, field construction, supply logistics, remediation and demolition efforts. We have utilized proven methods and best practices from thousands of oil and gas projects to provide better solutions and greater value to our clients.We offer our clients knowledgeable specialists with years of hands-on experience and active involvement in industry associations, task forces and research. We bring experience in all types of upstream, midstream, and downstream oil and gas facilities (including pipelines and inland and marine storage terminals) across the U.S.

AECOM is one of the world’s premier, fully integrated infrastructure and support services firms. We design, build, finance and operate infrastructure assets in more than 150 countries around the world — across a broad range of markets including facilities, environmental, energy, water, transportation and government services. Our more than 87,000 employees blend technical expertise with local knowledge to deliver innovations that have a positive physical, social and environmental impact on our world.

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Life Cycle Management for Oil and Gas Storage Facilities

Oil and gas companies regularly turn to AECOM for environmental, engineering, construction, operations and consulting services to support their global activities and capital projects. With our broad geographic footprint, silo-less perspective, deep technical expertise and well-established health and safety program, AECOM offers an integrated approach to regulatory, environmental, design, construction, fabrication and operations and maintenance services for our clients’ oil and gas assets. AECOM is a trusted service provider across the entire oil and gas lifecycle.

Asset acquisition

and optimization

Asset acquisition

and optimization

Asset acquisition

and optimization

• Environmental Health and Safety Due Diligence

• M&A Support• Project Permitting

Planning• Air Quality Permits/

Modeling• Remediation

Management• PFAS Remediation• Sediment Remediation• RACT/BACT/LAER

Analyses• Solid Waste Permits• Hazardous Waste

Permits• Environmental

Assessments• Site Master Planning and

Infrastructure Planning• SPCC Plans• NPDES• SWPPP• EHS Auditing• Integrity Management• Environmental Inspection• AST Inspections• FERC Certification• NEPA Compliance• EIA• Biological and Cultural

Resources• CZM Permits• Wetlands Permits/

Mitigation

• Project Management/• Engineering• Project Estimating (All

Phases)• Cost Control• Planning and Scheduling• Civil/Structural

Engineering and Design• Geotechnical Design• Process Engineering and

Design• Production Process• Utility Processes, e.g.

WWT• Mechanical Equipment/

Engineering Design• Piping Engineering and

Design• Electrical Engineering

and Design• Instrumentation/

Automation Engineering Design

• Constructability• Utilities, Energies, Power

Supply• HVAC Engineering• Architectural Engineering

and Design

• Union and Merit Shop• General Contractor or

CM• Safety Management• Planning and Scheduling• Labor Relations/Hiring• Community Relations• Craft Training• On-Site Materials

Management• Site Security• Facility Management/

Space Planning• Telecommunications• Project Controls• Productivity

Management• Quality Assurance/

Control• Field Engineering• Prefabrication/• Modularization• Mechanical Integrity-

PSM• Construction Support

Facilities• Facility System Turnover/• Commissioning• Document Management• Turnaround Planning

• Dismantling and Demolition Planning

• Implosion• Selective Demolition• Salvage, Recycling• Asbestos and Hazardous

Waste Abatement and Removal

• Asset Recovery• Grading• Crushing• Excavation

Environmental/Permitting

Engineering ConstructionDemolition/

Decommissioning

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Innovative Technologies and Techniques

AECOM has made significant investments in research and development, innovation, and program enhancements. Our innovative technologies use worldwide, state-of-the-art and visionary thought leadership to create the most efficient, robust, technical solutions. Our teams leverage cutting edge technology to increase delivery efficiency and strengthen data transfer and analysis. AECOM continues to develop new services that provide value for our clients.

Unmanned Aircraft Systems/Vehicles (UAS/UAVs)• Terrestrial mapping – fixed wing• Geohazard assessment and land surveying• Catchment mapping and basin dynamics• Ecosystem assessments• ROW threats• Wildlife and habitat conditions• Environmental impact studies• Infrastructure inspection• Security surveillance• Emergency response

Digital techniques and mobile

applications for field data

Visualization software and

virtual reality safety training

Remedial action cost engineering and requirements (RACER©) software

and software training

EHS auditing survey (biennial

survey of 59 large multinational

companies on auditing best

practices)

Emerging contaminants,

e.g., PFAS, treatment

technology

LNAPL treatment (thermal imaging for natural zone

depletion of LNAPL)

Disaster resistance scorecard

Innovative air dispersion modeling

techniques

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At AECOM, we are committed to business practices, operations and projects that protect people and the environment. The goal of our Safety, Health and Environmental (SH&E) program is zero incidents. AECOM CEO Mike Burke is fully committed to the safety of our employees and project teams. To deliver on Mike’s safety vision, AECOM has a dedicated team of SH&E program managers and support staff to drive consistency and compliance with our clients’ SH&E requirements. This team works with our operating groups. All of our project managers are thoroughly trained in safety. The proof is in our performance. LEADERSHIP COMMITMENT. Safety is the foundation of how we work in the field, at our project sites, and in our offices.BEHAVIOR-BASED SAFETY. Our culture is rooted in a behavior-based safety program, both on and off the job.

TRAINING. Safety and quality training are delivered starting on the first day of employment, then reassessed and renewed annually.CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT DRIVEN BY RESULTS-ORIENTED LEADERSHIP. Our recordable incident rates have declined steadily, even as our company has grown, diversified its services, and increased its geographic reach.

Quality Commitment

AECOM empowers employees with tools to provide value through quality work products and services, Every task... the right way... every time.

Safety Commitment

• AECOM has a world-class quality program with tools and means to confirm it is followed

• AECOM consistently applies a set of quality practices throughout the company, regardless of where work is performed or managed.

• Management resources are aligned to drive continuous improvement.

• Effective communication and feedback systems promote high levels of customer satisfaction.

• Internal and external collaboration fosters trust and encourages the use of best practices and lessons learned from similar projects.

Our nine Life-Preserving Principles set the expectation that all employees,

contractors and third parties are held accountable for providing a safe work

environment for themselves, their colleagues and their families. These principles

help demonstrate the commitment of our Safety for Life program, which

comprises our zero-incident philosophy and company-wide goal of zero

employee injuries, zero property damage and zero threats to the environment.

OUR GOAL IS

ZERO

Staffing for

Quality is everything we do. We’re only as good as the last project we delivered. We are not going to grow if we don’t produce high quality projects every single day.”

— Mike Burke

Chairman and CEO

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ENVIRONMENTALManagement

ISO 14001:2015

QUALITYManagement

ISO 9001:2015

SAFETY &HEALTH

Management

OHSAS18001:2007

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Through our years of successful completion of oil and gas projects and programs, we have developed a strong core of oil and gas specialists such as environmental scientists and engineers, geologists, structural engineers, marine and geotechnical engineers, siting specialists, GIS/CADD staff, and more. We also develop and use client-dedicated project teams to maximize our understanding of client and SH&E requirements/culture, trust, consistent work product delivery. All members of our staff are available to support your projects. The knowledge obtained by our key managers is readily transferable, providing a seamless management approach. Oversight and involvement of key team members is an integral part of the services we perform to assure that expectations are understood and met.In addition, our collaborative Technical Practice Network (TPN) enables our global community of 7,700 environmental professionals to share expertise, leading-edge technology and best practices to solve client problems. Our TPN also cooperates with trade associations and universities to extend that knowledge. Our broad capabilities, combined with our deep understanding of local cultures, regulatory practices and emerging global trends, provide clients with a single source for global environmental needs.

Staff Resources and Geographic Reach 87,000 Employees worldwide

150 Countries where we work

$20.2B Annual revenue

38,000 Employees in U.S.

4,500 EnvironmentalstaffinU.S. 210 Air

465 EHS

1,050 IAP

2,775 Remediation

6,500 ConstructionservicesstaffinU.S.

Compiled from Top 500 Design Firms and

Top 200 Environment Firms

Environmental Firm Air Quality

Chemical and Soil Remediation Dams and Reservoirs Hazardous Waste Environmental Science Site Assessment and Compliance Sanitary and Storm Sewers Water Supply Wastewater Treatment Plants Design Firm Wastewater Treatment Nuclear Waste Sewer and Waste

2018 ENR Rankings

2018 World’s Most Admired

Companies

Fortune Magazine

Best Workplaces

Financial Times

Best Diversity Company

Diversity/Careers

Magazine

ISO 14001 CertifiedMultiple offices

certified

ISO 9001 Certified AECOM’s Quality

Management System is certified

to the ISO 9001:2008 standard

Military Friendly

Brand

Victory Media

Best Places to Work

Human Rights Campaign for LGBT Equality

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Capabilities

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ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICESAs the world’s largest provider of environmental and engineering services, AECOM has the capability and resources to meet all of our client’s planning, permitting and environmental compliance needs. With nearly 400 offices worldwide – 170 in the U.S. – we have expertise in national and local environmental regulations. We evaluate commercial, technical, social, cultural, political and other relevant issues to assist in planning and siting facilities. We have specialists in environmental assessment, air quality, environmental health and safety, impact assessment and permitting, water/

wastewater, stormwater, waste management and remediation, and environmental management information systems (EMIS). Our environmental services apply to all oil and gas facilities – upstream, midstream and downstream, including pipelines, storage facilities, ports and marine infrastructure. Our global environmental capability helps clients meet their overall business goals resolving time-to-market issues, making effective transitions, reaching project closure, addressing climate change and emerging issues, and reducing costs.

Air Quality Consulting

and Engineering

Environmental Health & Safety (EHS)

Impact Assessment and Permitting

Environmental Management

Information Systems

Climate Adaptation and

Disaster Resilience

Remediation

Sediment Management

PFAS

Decommissioning, Deactivation,

Decontamination, Demolition (D4)

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Air emissions from oil and gas-related storage facilities, terminals and port operations have come under increasing scrutiny in recent years. In order to respond to environmental concerns of agencies and citizen groups, many oil and gas clients are developing emissions inventories and strategies for both reducing emissions and improving sustainability of operations. AECOM has 50 years of experience in air permitting, emissions inventory, emissions testing, air monitoring, dispersion modeling, and regulatory and sustainability strategy development, serving clients in a variety of sectors, including oil and gas facilities. AECOM brings extensive process/industry/regulatory knowledge to both compliance and engineering work, resulting in strategic, site-specific compliance solutions. With over 400 air quality professionals globally, AECOM was recognized in 2018 by Engineering News Record as the largest and most experienced air practice in the world today.Our complete range of air quality services includes successful environmental review and permitting of any size project, from construction of a new facility to equipment additions for an existing facility. We have supported air quality measurements, monitoring, emissions inventory, and impacts analysis projects at multiple terminals, storage facilities, and ports. Our air quality professionals collaborate with our sustainability, EHS, remediation, and engineering practices to provide a complete range of environmental and engineering services

Air Quality Consulting and Engineering

Services

• Regulatory strategy and planning for new requirements or capital projects

• Air permitting and air dispersion modeling• Air emissions calculations and reporting (including

emission factor development)• Air pollution controls system engineering• Ongoing air quality regulatory compliance support

(on site or office-based)• Ambient and fenceline monitoring and stack

testing (including method development)• Odor Control Systems• Greenhouse gas regulatory consulting• Technical support to oil and gas trade

associations (e.g., API, AFPM

TOXIC AIR POLLUTANTS

AECOM’s senior experts in toxicology, chemistry, dispersion, fate and transport modeling, exposure assessment and ecology each have over 25 years of experience in evaluating the health and environmental effects of toxic air pollutants. Our team applies risk-based decision making to optimize their operations, comply with regulatory requirements, and ensure that public health and the environment is protected.

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CapabilitiesAir Quality and Environmental Compliance Support, Five Terminals: Doraville, Georgia; Birmingham, Alabama; Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and Panama City, Florida. Since 1999, AECOM has prepared air permit applications/renewals (including Synthetic Minor Construction, Synthetic Minor Operating, and Title V operating permits), annual reporting and air emissions inventories, annual air compliance certifications, air permit applicability analyses, NPDES/wastewater/discharge permit applications/renewals, and Spill Pollution Control and Countermeasure plan development.Title V Permit Renewals for Gasoline Bulk Terminals. AECOM staff has led the efforts to update Title V permit and operating permit renewal for gasoline bulk terminals in North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland. Tasks included air toxics modeling and permit language review.Air Permitting and Regulatory Compliance for Gasoline Bulk Terminals. AECOM staff has led the air permitting application process and regulatory applicability analysis for gasoline bulk terminals in Alabama, Maryland and Southern California.

Development of Air Compliance Guidebook for Gasoline Bulk Terminals. AECOM staff has developed an electronic air compliance guidebook targeting all staff terminal (e.g., operations, environmental, management) to reflect facility’s expectations on air permit compliance assurance for gasoline bulk terminals in Illinois and Massachusetts.Air Audit for Vopak Terminal Savanah, Inc. AECOM completed an air program audit of the Savannah Terminal. The facility has a synthetic minor air permit for the storage tanks, loading racks and boilers. The audit’s scope was to evaluate the compliance status of the Vopak facility with respect to applicable federal, state and local air quality regulations.Fenceline Monitoring for Benzene, Corpus Christi, Texas. AECOM set up the monitoring site to produce real-time results (15-minute cycle). The system provides continuous concentration and meteorological data, with alarms to indicate events. AECOM analyzed data to determine causes/sources of spikes.

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AECOM delivers innovative, leading-edge environmental, health, and safety (EHS) compliance and management services to multi-sector clients worldwide. From corporate-level environmental policy setting and enterprise-wide assessments, to facility-level EHS outsourcing initiatives and support, AECOM’s client-focused, cost-effective and reliable EHS solutions improve operational efficiency and reduce risk, liability, and fines — adding true business value. AECOM has provided EHS consulting and auditing services for 100+ multinational companies. We have completed 3,000+ due diligence projects including rapid response, environmental investigations. Our compliance experts have unsurpassed regulatory knowledge, yet provide cost efficient solutions. Our continuity of personnel, industry and process experience, and global reach are distinct advantages for our oil and gas clients. Our audits are used to drive EHS improvement and identify opportunities for improvement and best practices.

Environmental Health & Safety (EHS)

Services

• Water quality permitting, monitoring and consultation

• Wastewater treatment design, operations & compliance

• Waste services classification and management • Water & waste minimization • Hazardous Materials Management System

(HMMS) • Hazardous materials transportation logistics • Air quality: permitting, monitoring & consultation • Indoor air quality assessment • Corporate responsibility program development &

auditing • EHS third-party auditing, framework validations &

consultation • Supply chain auditing & consultation • Safety program development & training • Multi-media training • Impact assessment & permitting • Work place exposure assessments (IH) • Asbestos, lead, and universal waste surveys • Regulatory analysis • Energy management and evaluations • Environmental Due Diligence M&A • EHS program development & integration • Environmental management systems

development & management • Sustainability strategies & programming • Multi-media program development • Facility management (secunded employees) • Permit closure under 40 CFR 261

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CapabilitiesMultimedia Permit Transfer for Bulk Petroleum Storage Facilities. AECOM staff, within a short timeframe, carried out a multimedia permit transfer due to change of ownership involving 11 bulk petroleum storage terminals in the states of Virginia and North Carolina. Environmental Audits to Pipeline Stations, Bulk Terminals, and Marine Terminals. AECOM staff has participated in multi-media environmental compliance audits (water, waste, and air) for a major company’s pipeline stations, bulk terminals, and marine terminals in Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Texas. Multi-Media Assessments at Petroleum Terminals. AECOM staff participated in an acquisition site assessment program involving more than 60 petroleum products marketing terminals in the U.S. Some of the responsibilities were to perform peer review of historical reviews and to serve as on-site assessors at six terminals. The assessments included completion of a full schedule of EHS compliance checklists in addition to performing the typical ASTM due diligence inquiries. Development of Health and Safety (H&S) Audit Protocols for Petroleum Distribution Facilities. AECOM was contracted to develop client and state-specific H&S audit protocols for the client’s internal auditing program. These protocols included coverage of all federal and state regulatory

requirements and the client’s internal standards. Also, AECOM continued auditing 18 of the client’s sites using centralized and “local” auditors. The scope of the audits included all environmental, health and safety topics. NPDES Permit Monitoring Frequencies Review at Bulk Petroleum Terminals. AECOM staff negotiated reduced monitoring frequencies based on U.S. EPA’s “Performance-Based Reductions of NPDES Permit Monitoring Frequencies” policy at bulk petroleum terminals in Illinois and Indiana. In addition, AECOM staff reviewed the draft permit application and developed comments on the clients’ behalf. As a result, Water Quality Based effluent limitations established in the draft permit were removed from the final permit after determining the erroneous effluent values were used. Also, AECOM staff successfully changed vague and confusing enforcement language to site-specific, precise language to avoid the continuation of enforcement actions costing the client over $10,000 per year. Investigative Derived Waste (IDW) at Gasoline Terminals. AECOM staff routinely profile and coordinate the removal of wastes at gasoline terminals that are associated with environmental operations (groundwater, soil, oil-water mixtures, etc.). AECOM’s experts support situations where wastes are deemed hazardous and procedures for storage, inspections, and reporting must be followed.

Project Examples

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Understanding a proposed project’s potential environmental and social impacts and regulatory constraints is critical to the development of timely and cost-effective project plans, evaluative studies, sound engineering designs, effective stakeholder management and successful permitting. By anticipating and addressing permit requirements early in the project design, we help implement a permitting strategy, development schedule and mitigation plans that expedite permit acquisition and compliance. Expert regulatory negotiations throughout the project help resolve technical and external stakeholder issues and create favorable permit conditions while achieving the ultimate goals of maintaining project schedules and ensuring compliance. This method has contributed to successful projects for a broad range of clients, including oil and gas clients worldwide.

Impact Assessment and Permitting

Services

• Project feasibility, siting, screening, scoping and alternatives analysis

• Environmental and social baseline studies including archeological, cultural, biological, chemical, and physical resources reviews, surveys and mapping

• Environmental, Social and Health Impact Assessments e.g., EIA, ESIA, ESHIA, EA, BA, NEPA (EIS), CEQA, MEPA/ESHIA/CEQA/NEPA/SEPA

• Public outreach, stakeholder engagement, and needs and opportunities assessment

• Regulatory permitting and government liaising • Biodiversity and ecosystem service valuation• Visual impact assessment and simulations• Noise impact assessment and sound source

modeling• Mitigation planning, construction inspection and

monitoring, operations compliance

ConocoPhillips, Beacon Port Project, Gulf of Mexico. AECOM prepared the DWP Environmental Report for this proposed LNG terminal and associated pipeline off the coast of Louisiana and Texas in the Gulf of Mexico. AECOM sampled water and biological conditions at the terminal location, assessed sediment transport, and modeled thermal discharges and air emissions impacts. Permitting efforts included heavy involvement from federal agencies, and Louisiana and Texas agencies for coastal zone consistency, biological impacts, water

discharge impacts, and air emissions impacts. AECOM prepared applications for the air emissions, NPDES, and USACE (Section 10/404/401) permits as part of the DPLA application preparation process.ConocoPhillips, Compass Port Project and Compass Port Pipeline Project, Alabama and Gulf of New Mexico. Deepwater Port NEPA environmental assessment and permitting, including FERC permitting for onshore portion of pipeline.

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Energy East Pipeline, Quebec Marine Complex Terminal. AECOM prepared an Environmental Assessment for construction of a crude oil terminal, tank farm, and marine terminal; provided stakeholder engagement; developed the environmental monitoring program; and was responsible for compliance with legal and environmental requirements.Sempra, Port Arthur LNG Export Terminal FERC Permitting, Texas. AECOM provided environmental assessment and FERC permitting for development of an LNG export terminal and associated natural gas pipelines.Sempra, Cameron LNG Import Terminal, Louisiana. AECOM provided environmental inspection services during construction of this marine import terminal.

Central Florida Pipeline, LLC, Florida. Over the past 3 years AECOM has assisted with regulatory permitting for the maintenance and protection of a 16-inch fuel pipeline that extends from the Tampa Terminal to Orlando. AECOM has secured federal, state, and local permits to authorize temporary disturbances and/or horizontal direction drill in or under jurisdictional wetlands each year. In addition, the state-listed gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) was either protected or permits were secured to authorize relocation to an off-site permitted recipient site.Environmental and Social Licensing for Multiple Oil and Gas Clients (Equinor, Total, Chevron, Shell, Statoil, BP), Offshore Mexico. AECOM has been providing environmental licensing services to several large oil and gas clients for offshore E&P activities in Mexico. AECOM implemented Environmental Baseline Surveys (EBS) and developed multiple EIAs and SIAs (Social Impact Assessments) to be presented to the local environmental and social regulatory agencies.

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Based on the subject matter expertise of our EHS staff, the experience of our EMIS team, and our in-depth knowledge of our client organizations and operations, AECOM is often selected as a partner for clients who have recognized the challenges inherent in the patchwork of bespoke data management solutions. Landscapes that have evolved throughout their operations over a number of years related to their HSE data. These clients are seeking support in developing inventories of the existing systems, analyzing the “as is”, and developing strategies to streamline data management processes, reduce the number of systems in use, and identifying ways to better leverage the data being collected.

Environmental Management Information Systems

AECOM’s EMIS practice delivers IT solutions to enable client EHS, Sustainability, and Quality programs and projects using commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) and/or custom designed and built applications. Our solutions are typically SQL server or Oracle databases with web enabled or web-based applications, configurable to a client’s work flow, user type, company hierarchy, business logic, and internal/external reporting requirements. Both vendor and solution agnostic, solutions are focused on the best “fit for purpose” to help clients implement, monitor, and continually improve on their internal programs. We’ve been at the forefront of EHS management systems since the early 1990s, forging relationships with leading EHS, sustainability, and quality software system vendors. These partnerships, coupled with AECOM’s strong training programs, enable us to offer our clients world-class expertise in end-to-end enterprise level implementations.Services

• Operations and maintenance support• Integrity management• Information management systems• Asset and facility management• Integrated business resiliency

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CapabilitiesSupermajor O&G Client. Faced with the challenge of what had become a patchwork of commercial vendors, custom designed systems and the continuing use of Excel spreadsheets for managing EHS data, the client selected AECOM (as URS) to support them in a project to appraise their existing circumstances, to work with them to develop a more strategic approach and to identify potential solutions. AECOM conducted interviews with representative business units around the world (upstream, midstream, downstream), helped to develop functional and IT requirements, aspirational workflows focused on EHS data management and supported the corporate project management team in developing decision support content for stage gate reviews including business case preparation.In later phases AECOM provided system selection support through the development of scripted demonstrations, vendor scoring and selection, gap analysis, and development of RFIs and RFPs. Once vendor selections had been made, AECOM was selected as the preferred implementation partner, assisting business units in the configuration of the enterprise system, interface design and development, custom report development, user training, user acceptance testing support, content development and quality assurance, and post go-live support.

AECOM continues to provide as needed/requested upgrade and enhancement support, configuration support for business units joining the system, impact analysis and governance support, and serves in an advocacy role with the software vendor regarding client enhancement requests.Major O&G Client. A major Oil and Gas company identified the need to streamline their operations, to reduce the complexity that had evolved over time both operationally and within their EHS organization. Their goal was to drive more consistency effectiveness and efficiently, to reduce duplicative efforts and to allow their team to focus on more value-added activities. AECOM conducted interviews of key stakeholders to identify the “as is” state and areas for improvement, reviewed systems and procedures, created an annotated inventory of the existing IT and non-IT systems (capturing the strengths and weaknesses) and developed a set of recommendations. AECOM is currently engaged in supporting the client in implementing the recommendations which include eliminating several workbook/Access database tools, leveraging existing systems for additional functionality, implementing improvements in existing systems, and eliminating legacy work processes that are no longer necessary.

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The climate is changing. The intensity and frequency of natural disasters has led to concerns about how prepared the public and private sectors are for an event. Capital losses have skyrocketed in the last ten years, and now have trended upwards of $250 billion a year. Storms like Hurricane Sandy, droughts, and floods are subjecting population centers to more risk. Climate change is already having an impact throughout the Americas and is expected to continue into the foreseeable future. AECOM offers climate adaptation services to help understand potential vulnerability and support initiatives to increase resilience for private and public sectors

Climate Adaptation and Disaster Resilience

Services

• Natural disaster preparedness review• Vulnerability analysis• Resilient infrastructure design/build• Business continuity planning• Mitigation planning• Climate adaptation planning• Disaster Recovery

Project Examples

NEC FUTURE Environmental Impact Statement - Climate Change Assessment, Northeast, U.S.

Disaster Resilience Scorecard - New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.

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AECOM is a leader in the application of innovative technologies for remediation. We implement conventional technologies where they work best and evaluate new techniques to achieve remedial objectives more efficiently. In all regions of the world, AECOM solves complex site contamination challenges — addressing a broad array of contaminants and working cooperatively with diverse stakeholder groups. Bringing together the best resources in the marketplace, AECOM remediation teams critically assess the nature and extent of contamination, assess risks to identify receptors and safe exposure levels, embed leading-edge innovations and technology to simplify remedial actions and reduce costs, prepare remedial designs that appropriately address the problems posed by the contaminants, and successfully negotiate favorable regulatory settlements.

Remediation

AECOM’s approach to site restoration and reuse integrates risk assessment as well as both in situ and ex situ remedial technologies and integrates key remedial design elements with future site redevelopment plans. We apply innovative thinking, such as environmentally acceptable endpoints, as a scientific and defensible method to determine reasonable cleanup levels — safe for human and ecological receptors — ultimately managing risks to an acceptable level. In addition, AECOM works closely with trade associations, universities, regulators and industry professionals to stay current on cutting-edge technologies and advances in their applications. Our vibrant Technical Practice Network exists where innovative technologies and/or regulatory changes are evaluated and discussed.Services

• Remedial strategy development • Remediation process optimization (RPO)/”cold eye

review”• Emergency response• Site investigation • Sediment assessment and remediation • Environmental Sequence Stratigraphy • NAPL mobility assessment • Vapor intrusion assessment and mitigation • Feasibility studies • Human health & ecological risk assessment• Remedial design • Remedial construction • Treatments system operation and maintenance • Site conceptual model • Modeling and sampling • Due diligence assessments • Ecosystem restoration • Regulatory Negotiation • Emerging contaminants, (e.g., PFAS)• FTT hydrogeologic modeling

WORLD’S LARGEST REMEDIATION COMPANY

• USEPA Brownfield “Phoenix” Awards - Former refinery, Casper, WY - Kendall Square, Cambridge MA

• High Visibility Mercury Sites - NJ and VA

• Largest Remediation in Canada

- Sydney Tar Ponds, Nova Scotia• Largest PFAS Manufacturing Facility Site

Remediation

- West Virginia• Disaster Response/Site Remediation

- Lac Megantic, Quebec, Canada• 2016 Olympic Redevelopment Remediation

- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil• Most Visible Remediation in Asia

- Disney Asia, Beijing, China• Remediation Staff in 130 Countries

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CapabilitiesBulk Oil Terminal, West Virginia. AECOM completed site investigation activities to determine nature and extent and to develop a Corrective Action Plan that would achieve maximum extent practical remediation goals for LNAPL. Over 8,100 tons of soil were excavated and transported off site for disposal. Remedial actions were effective in meeting the remedial goals. Human health and ecological risk assessments were performed, and risk-based closure was approved. Refined Petroleum Pipeline Client, Belton Terminal, South Carolina. AECOM is performing an ongoing site investigation to determine the horizontal and vertical extent of hydrocarbons in the soil, groundwater and fractured bedrock. Pilot testing is evaluating the efficacy of surfactants to expedite LNAPL (diesel and kerosene) removal. Investigation results will be used to prepare a risk assessment and Corrective Action Plan.KM Liquids Terminals LLC, Galena Park Terminal, Texas. For five years AECOM has supported permit-required groundwater remediation operations and maintenance and reporting program. Located along the Houston Ship Channel in Houston’s expansive petrochemical refining and storage district, the terminal covers 415 acres with 133 storage tanks with a capacity totaling 7.5 million barrels of liquids, including petroleum, chemicals, lube oil, ethanol and biodiesel. AECOM adheres to a required permit-driven schedule of daily O&M and inspections, groundwater remediation systems equipment

maintenance, semiannual and monthly groundwater sampling, reporting, and permit modification and support. Groundwater remediation systems include groundwater recovery, in situ oxygen curtain (iSOC), amendments additions, and an Accelerated Remediation Technologies (ART) groundwater vapor recovery and treatment system. AECOM maintains terminal-specific training and Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC).Blanchard Terminal Company-LLC-MPC (Terminal B), 2054 Zoo Parkway, Florida. AECOM coordinates and implements the assessment strategy with the City of Jacksonville Environmental Quality Division, including the installation of 77 monitoring wells and piezometers to delineate dissolved phase constituent and free product. Geologic assessment and hydrogeologic testing, including slug tests and product baildown tests, defined the Site Conceptual Model. AECOM evaluated remedial options. East Hynes Terminal Remediation System Biosparging Wells, California. AECOM is responsible for installation and development of up to 44 biosparging wells and two performance monitoring wells as part of the East Hynes southern boundary remediation system. There are 22 biosparging wells and two project monitoring wells to 30 feet bgs, and the same number to 40 feet bgs. Work includes surveying all new wells and preparing well construction/borehole logs and installation report.

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In-water sites are becoming increasingly complex with the expectation that all sources of contamination (i.e., storm water) will be controlled and clean-up goals met by the time remediation is complete. AECOM offers expertise in virtually all

Remediation: Sediment Management

aspects of contaminated sediment and dredged material management. We apply our services on a wide variety of development, cleanup, and restoration projects, including some of the nation’s most complex sediment management problems.

Dredging and Treatment of PAH-contaminated Sediment from Bayou Verdine, CERCLA Removal Action, Lake Charles, Louisiana. AECOM was the project engineer on this complex Superfund site within and adjacent to an active manufacturing complex requiring cleanup within an active bayou on Lake Charles. We provided engineering oversight for mechanical dredging and transport of 40,000 cubic yards of contaminated sediment. After dredging, EPA Region 6 recognized the AECOM restoration design team with a “Greenovations Award” for outstanding environmental stewardship for creating self-sustaining green space and bayou habitat by repurposing excavated debris from the bayou.

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AECOM initiated its first Per- and Poly- Fluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) project in 2001 and has since become a recognized PFAS industry leader. Our teams have presented and authored dozens of PFAS-related conference presentations and publications, and have worked at PFAS sites for the Air Force, Air and Army National Guard and Navy in support of the Department of Defense (DoD). We

Remediation: PFAS

are currently working on nearly 100 PFAS projects throughout the world and are performing the largest PFAS investigation ever performed; collecting >15,000 samples, investigating several entire counties, and collecting samples along an 80-mile segment of a large river.

Confidential Manufacturing Client, Michigan. AECOM is providing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) groundwater treatment, system O&M, and determining fate and transport of PFAS to help mitigate risks to public health. AECOM has negotiated with state environmental, health and safety agencies and local health departments to successfully develop a reasonable and cost-effective path forward to meet the client’s needs. The team designed and installed an automated interim PFAS treatment system that effectively removes PFAS concentrations to non-detectable levels before being discharged to the sanitary sewer.Former Manufacturing Site, Michigan. AECOM designed and installed an emergency PFAS treatment system within one month. The extraction well/treatment system was subsequently updated to allow for remote operation capabilities. AECOM also designed 3D models to evaluate vertical extent of contamination and developed figures that clearly portray information pertinent to public health.

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When a company decides to close a facility, it faces the challenges of defining divestiture options, taking those options to the external market, executing on the selected option, and, where applicable, closing on sale of the property, while simultaneously meeting a myriad of regulations and minimizing long term environmental, legal, and financial liabilities. Additionally, the potential for public image issues, third-party interventions and the pressure on corporate teams to close sites in a timely and cost-effective manner creates complex project completion challenges. AECOM’s systematic and comprehensive approach to facility closure focuses on safety, compliance and cost-effective solutions. AECOM delivers cost effective, professionally managed facility closure services to our clients, ranging from providing net present value financial modeling for property divestiture to design and delivery of D4 programs. We use a range of delivery mechanisms tailored to project requirements, including design/build and turnkey options for sensitive projects where continuity of the project team is critical for success.

Remediation: Decommissioning, Deactivation, Decontamination, Demolition (D4)

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• Permitting• Risk management approach• Economic evaluation• Baseline facility review• Asset evaluation/recovery• Cost estimate/risk register• Decommissioning planning and procurement• Hazardous materials removal/abatement• Site assessment/remediation• Demolition construction management and

safety monitoring• Site restoration/brownfields redevelopment

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Engineering

Engineering services are a core offering of AECOM, with numerous offices that perform EPC services to the Oil & Gas industry, along with many engineers by discipline. These offices are staffed with the technical and management expertise to support the range of our client’s projects. We offer the following engineering disciplines:• Process • Mechanical • Piping • Electrical • Instrumentation & control (I&C) • Civil • Structural • Architectural • Materials & welding

Construction

As a construction contractor, AECOM possesses the corporate size, resources, and financial strength to construct a variety of projects: from small vendor-engineered or in-house engineered projects, to the largest, most complex projects. We have extensive global and especially North American experience in executing projects using a self-perform or construction management approach and have an extensive database of craft workers to draw resources. AECOM has construction experience dating back to the early 1900s, including milestone projects such as the Hoover Dam, NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, Olmstead Dam and the Holcim Cement Plant. AECOM believes in providing industry-recognized training for our construction supervisors; in fact, over 70% of all Safety Trained Supervisors in the US today, as recognized by CCHEST, are either AECOM employees or were trained under our program. With the personnel, systems, experience and know-how to plan, design, construct, and start up complete industrial projects, we offer: • Excellent safety performance • Direct-hire flexibility (merit shop and/or union labor) • Construction management • Formal constructability program • Formal construction manager development

program • Access to a large, experienced talent pool • Constructability analysis • Construction supervision • Health and safety management • Field engineering • Business management • Labor relations

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Front-End Loading (FEL)

AECOM has long recognized the value of effective conceptual and front-end engineering and design efforts as essential to successful project execution. With more than 80 years of successful project execution experience, we have proven that projects which employ a thorough and well-planned FEL effort enjoy a statistically higher chance of success. This approach is consistent with most stage/gate processes and/or FEL stages as well as our structured execution work process.Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) – A Foundation for Detailed

Design

The purpose of the entire FEL process is to provide a firm foundation for the detailed design effort. To minimize overall project costs, it is critical for detailed design to be executed in the most efficient manner possible, eliminating rework and abandoned design. A properly-prepared FEL package provides the guidance for “once through” design by identifying, testing and selecting technical concepts, providing cost guidelines, preparing the project basic engineering, defining the scope of work, placing long-lead equipment on order, and assembling the basis for detailed design. In a true gated process, a comprehensive and thorough FEL package will demonstrate that the project development team has anticipated and addressed all the significant questions that will arise during detailed design and has provided the basis for the project to be designed to the target cost.

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• Conceptual and feasibility studies• Process descriptions and flow diagrams• P&ID development• Energy and material balances• Equipment choice, design and specifications• Equipment performance arrangements• Controls philosophy/control logic• Engineering and construction estimates and

schedules• Long-lead procurement and constructability• Concept, feasibility or funding grade total

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CapabilitiesConstructability

Continued focus on constructability is an essential and integral part of the way we do business. We have continually demonstrated that constructability offers the largest single opportunity to reduce total installed costs, as well as long-term operation and maintenance costs. In addition, by proactively employing constructability early in the project, we provide the best possible project definition. Highlighted key elements of our constructability activities include:• A “lessons learned” and “best practices”

constructability database – measures and tracks results as part of our quality process

• A boundary-less approach – able to draw upon experts in operations, maintenance, and maintenance technology

• Experienced construction managers• Our constructability program focuses on

reducing your total installed costs, as well as long-term operation and maintenance costs.

• Collaborative “SMART” planning – a working session that creates a vision of the entire project and the strategy to get there, develops a commitment from participants: owner, contractor, engineer, major equipment vendors, and modular off-site contractor

• Constructability on every project that produces construction documents, irrespective of who performs the construction

• Experience across industry lines starts at the outset of a project and continues far past the physical completion of construction activities

Transition to Detailed Design

During detail design, we complete all engineering design and procure all equipment and materials while producing construction deliverables to support a problem free start-up.• Finalized construction management plan• Issue for Construction (IFC) documents –

mechanical, piping, instrumentation, electrical, civil/structural, architectural

• Control systems configuration• Approved permits• Project data books• Updated risk mitigation planRegardless of your requirements, AECOM has the people, tools, processes and flexibility born of experience to provide our clients with a complete detailed design package representing the highest standards of quality, cost and schedule satisfaction.

At the conclusion of the FEL activities, we arrange all of the pertinent technical, procurement, regulatory, and project controls data into well-organized and complete packages so that our team can efficiently transition to detail design.

Through our membership in the Construction Industry Institute (CII) and from our own direct documentation, we are able to demonstrate that early Constructability efforts typically result in a minimum return on investment of 10-1. That directly translates to reduced costs for both engineering and construction. Constructability also enhances safety and productivity, further reducing costs.

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Our services allow us to support all aspects of your capital projects program, starting with early planning and alternatives selection, and continuing

Full Service Engineering Capabilities

through construction. The deliverables we provide are customary to front-end engineering, detail design and construction management activities.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICES• Scope and Change Management• Project Coordination• Progress Management• Project Reporting• Project Economics• Cost and Schedule ControlsPROCESS ENGINEERING & DESIGNSERVICES• Conceptual Process Designs• Bench and Pilot Scale Testing• Technology Evaluations• Process Flow Diagrams• Piping and Instrumentation• Diagrams• Heat, Momentum, Mass & Energy• Design• Process Equipment Specifications and

Design• Process Modeling and Simulation• Process Hazards Analysis• Marine Vapor Recovery System Design

and Certification (USCG Certified)• OSHA Compliance• Process Debottlenecking• NOx/Sox Removal DesignsUTILITY DESIGN SERVICES• Fire Protection Systems Design• Potable Water Systems Design• Natural Gas Systems Design• Inert Gas Systems Design• HVAC Systems Design• Marine Docks and Piping• Vapor Recovery Systems• Hydrogen Production/Optimization• Substation DesignPROCUREMENT SERVICES• Commercial Terms and Conditions• Bid Package Preparation• Contractor Pre-Qualification• Bid Solicitation and Analysis• Pre-Bid Meeting• Purchasing and Expediting• Site Recycling and Material• Handling• Shop Fabrication Piping/Vessels• On-site and Source Inspections

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING & DESIGN SERVICES• Equipment Layout and Piping• Design• Mechanical Flow Diagrams• Sizing of Vessels, Pumps, Motors, Valves,

and Piping• Equipment Selection and• Specification• Material Selection and• Specification• Isometric Drawings and Bills of Material• Turbomachinery Installation and• Reliability SystemsCIVIL/STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING & DESIGN SERVICES• Piping Ways• Rack Loading and Support• Site Design• Structural Modeling and Analysis - New

and Existing• Drainage and Utilities• Jacket, Deck and Foundation• Design• Skid Design• Lifting Analysis• Detail Structural Design• Large Scale Rail Logistics• Building Safe Haven DesignsENGINEERING/DESIGN TOOLS• Autodesk Plant 3D• AutoCAD• Intergraph Solutions• iPRSM• ACCE (KBase)• Laser Scan• Primavera• STAAD Pro• Aspentech HYSYS• ElecDesPROJECT CONTROL SERVICES• Contract Administration• P6 Based Scheduling of Routine• Maintenance and TARs• Project Cost Control• Progress Monitoring• Cost Estimating (Conceptual to

Construction)• Document Control

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING & DESIGN SERVICES• Power Generation, Relay, Transmission

and Distribution Systems• Power Load Analysis• Electrical Reliability Studies• Equipment Selection and• Specification• Lighting• Fire Protection Systems• Cable Tray Layouts• Detail Electrical DesignINSTRUMENTATION/DCS ENGINEERING& DESIGN SERVICES• SCADA Design/Programming• Instrument selection and specification• PLC design/programming• Emissions Monitoring• DCS specification, loading, graphics,

configuration, programming, FAT, operator training and startup

• Data transmission and networks• InTools Documentation• Level of Protection Analysis• Interlocks and ISA Practice• Air Purification/Pressurization• Multi-Vendor DCS FluencyCONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT• Constructability Reviews• Construction Planning / Scheduling• Cost Estimating and Control• Subcontract Administration• Material Control• Vessel Code Inspection• Procurement Services• Pre-Commissioning and• Commissioning Support• TAR Planning and Scheduling and SAP

use• Direct Hire Craft Labor• Capital Project Planning and• Execution• Refining Routine Maintenance• Reliability Programs Auditing and

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AECOM has the personnel, systems, experience and know-how to plan, design, construct and start up world-scale industrial projects of all types.• Class-leading safety performance• Direct-hire flexibility – open shop and union labor• Construction management option• Pre-construction services• Formal constructability program• Access to a deep talent pool of construction

professionalsConstruction Delivery Systems

AECOM has a solid reputation for safety, quality, timeliness, and cost-effective construction expertise.We use two basic construction delivery systems: construction as a general contractor, or construction management. Either can be provided on a stand-alone basis or as part of an EPC or EPCm contract. Also, our construction services can be performed using a union, open shop or merit shop posture.We perform construction by directly supervising craft labor, by coordinating subcontract labor, or a combination of both. Our construction execution strategy is developed for each unique situation considering site conditions, labor availability, potential local subcontractors, and our customer’s preferences.

Construction Management

AECOM is willing to work under a variety of contract compensation models, including firm fixed price, target price, guaranteed maximum price, unit rate and cost reimbursable. Our preference is to be involved in the project during the design development phase. In many cases our customers wish to solicit bids for construction before the design is completed to a level that is necessary for firm fixed price bidding. In such cases we are open to a “conversion” approach where the construction planning and early works can be initiated on a cost reimbursable basis, with conversion to a fixed or target price when engineering can support definitive estimates.Pre-Construction Services

AECOM constructors are skilled in working with engineers, either at AECOM or with the client’s engineers. This ability, when employed in preconstruction, translates to cost effective, timely, and constructible designs. Fewer changes occur and a relationship develops between the engineer and constructor that result in a singular focus of designing and constructing the best possible project for the client. While working with the Engineer to optimize the design, AECOM constructors plan the execution phase, provide input into procurement of material and subcontracts, and prepare mobilization of equipment and craft. The cost of the pre-construction effort is minimal in comparison to the significant savings in schedule and installation cost.

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CapabilitiesEngineering and Construction Management Projects for Docks,

Terminals, Tanks and Ports.

AECOM has provided services to a wide number of marine dock and terminal facilities for the storage and handling of liquids, gas, and solids. Services have ranged from engineering, permitting and

construction management for new facilities to the expansion of existing facilities including associated pipelines as well as rail and truck loading/unloading. We have designed, rehabilitated, permitted, and managed the construction of every conceivable type of water front structure, including docks, piers, wharves, gantries, cranes, moorings, bulkheads and fender systems.

Services Description

Marathon Petroleum - Marine Loading Facilities Expansion, Garyville, Louisiana

FEED, EP Provided FEED, Engineering & Detail Design, Procurement and Vendor Surveillance for a major expansion project to add an additional ship dock. Dock #5 handles most of the incremental crude receipts for the expanded facility and future light product shipments. Included loading arms, plus ancillary equipment and piping to transport either crude or refined products to or from the dock. Performed the initial feasibility study to review alternatives and prepare preliminary estimates.

Louisiana Offshore Oil Port - Onshore Terminal Facilities, Galliano, Louisiana

EPCM Provided detailed design, procurement and construction management for the nation’s first deepwater “superport”. Overall cost in excess of $700 million and included a shipping and receiving facility capable of handling crude oil at a rate of 100,000 bbls per hour. Also included are an Operations Control Center and a Clovell Dome Storage Area with 40MMbbls of underground oil storage (prior to 2006).

Motiva - Crude Oil Terminal & Ocean Going Tanker Offloading Dock, St. James, Louisiana

EPCM Services included site preparation, roads, paving and drainage and administrative and control building and a warehouse and laboratory building. Includes two major buildings an ocean going oil tanker offloading dock and related pumps, piping and computerized control systems for receipt and transfer of crude oil directly to storage caverns or to one of the continental pipeline systems. All terminal facilities contain state-of-the-art physical security systems; intrusion detection sensors and fences, all integrated by computer connections to the terminal (prior to 2006).

VOPAK - Terminal Ethanol Loading Facility, Port of Long Beach, California

E Provided design services to convert the existing inspection station to an ethanol loading station as well as modifying the existing building, converted tanks from fixed to floating roofs, determined hazardous area classifications and designed retaining area for spills & foam discharge. In addition, provided design for structural supports for loading arms & piping. Emergency Access Plans and Electrical Utilities Evaluation were also included.

Port of Los Angeles - Berths 70-71 Westway Liquid Bulk Terminal, Los Angeles, California

E Designed this state-of-the-art facility with (28) 40,000 to 50,000 gallon tanks & dedicated product lines with a railroad spur including product unloading lines. Also included were multi-bay automated on-scale truck loading racks, vapor collection & nitrogen blanketing systems with spill containment walls. The facility was designed for future expansion.

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BP Pipeline and Logistics - Loading Rack Surge Program 26 Terminals, Various Locations

E Developed hydraulic models to ascertain over pressure occurrences at some of BP’s terminals. Involved field work to as-build the piping systems on the loading rack. Prepared detail design deliverables for installation in the field.

Kinder Morgan - Pipeline Ethanol Conversion, Florida

E Design modifications to the pipeline from the Port of Tampa Kinder Morgan Terminal to the Orlando Kinder Morgan Terminal included replacement of all valves, gaskets, pump seals and controls to make them ethanol compatible.

Kinder Morgan - Ethanol Upgrades Southeast Terminals, Mississippi

EC Design and construction phase services. Converted truck loading stations to handle straight ethanol and provided blending skids to inject ethanol into the trucks receiving gasoline. Modifications to the fire protection and the power distribution systems.

Alyeska Pipeline - Valdez Marine Terminal, Valdez, Alaska

EC Provided initial site preparation, tank farm terracing, and dike/containment wall construction. Over 13 million cubic yards of material was excavated and moved to prepare the 1,000-acre site at the terminus of the 800-mile Trans-Alaska Pipeline. Over 350 major units of heavy equipment were used simultaneously during the 20-hours/day per week execution period.

Magellan Pipeline Company - Terminal Design Modifications, Minneapolis, Minnesota

E Engineering and construction management services for terminal piping and metering modifications needed for establishing bi-directional flow capabilities to the long distance pipeline system.

Tesoro - Carson Crude Terminal Expansion, Carson, California

E AECOM provided FEL engineering for expansion of Tesoro’s Carson, California crude terminal, estimated at $120 million TIC. The expansion included build out of up to six 500,000 bbl API 650 crude oil storage tanks, fire protection system upgrades, electrical system upgrades, and geotechnical evaluation.

Tesoro - Stockton Terminal Ethanol Expansion, Stockton, California

E AECOM provided FEL and detailed engineering for the bulk import of ethanol into the Tesoro Stockton, California terminal via rail and truck. The expansion plans include a new rail offloading siding, one new 35,000 bbl API 650 storage tank, a new ethanol pumping system, and a new truck offloading position at the terminal. The project TIC is estimated at $10 million.

Freeport McMoRan - Main Pass Block 299, Gulf of Mexico

CM Provided project management and construction management for the design and construction of the $1Billion Main Pass Block 299. This project was the largest group of offshore facilities constructed as a single integrated project. The complex stretches more than one mile across the top of a subsea salt dome and is located in 215 feet depth in the Gulf of Mexico, approximately 20 miles east of the mouth of the Mississippi River. Project TIC $1 billion.

Shell Chemical - New Barge Terminal, Saraland, Alabama

EPCM Feasibility study, project management detail design procurement, construction management and start-up assistance for this new barge terminal on a previously undeveloped site. Detail design of crude and product storage tankage and piping included a tank monitoring system, hydrostatic testing, equipment selection and construction and final inspection. Terminal facilities consisted of a tanker berth with barge dock and unloading facilities, over 1 million barrels of crude and products storage capacity and products transportation to the refinery.

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Department of Energy - Crude Oil Terminal & Dock, St. James, Louisiana

EPCM Provided overall project management, detail design, procurement assistance and construction management for a 2MM-barrel oil storage and transfer terminal. Services included site preparation, roads, paving and drainage and administrative and control building and a warehouse and laboratory building. Included two major buildings an ocean going oil tanker off-loading dock and related pumps, piping and computerized control systems for receipt and transfer of crude oil directly to storage caverns or to one of the continental pipeline systems. All terminal facilities contained state-of-the-art physical security systems; intrusion detection sensors and fences, all integrated by computer connections to the terminal.

Petroplex International, LLC - Environmental Permitting & Design Bulk Liquids Terminal, St. James, Louisiana

E Developed all the necessary preconstruction permitting documents, provided regulatory agency liaison, and engineering for the plant layout, equipment sizing, geotechnical investigations, and construction cost estimating for the dock system and land side facilities. Technical presentations to prospective investors.Facility infrastructure included: steam generating equipment used to heat viscous materials in tanks and piping to sustain flow; a wastewater treatment system designed to treat industrial wastewater generated at the facility; a sanitary wastewater treatment unit, and diesel-powered internal combustion engines for back-up power and pump capacity.

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PIPELINE SERVICES

AECOM has been providing environmental, engineering and construction services to the pipeline and midstream industry for three decades. We have provided permitting and environmental services on thousands of miles of pipeline projects throughout the world. We provide a complete range of permitting and environmental services. AECOM provides agency consultation and mitigation services to support these permitting efforts. We pioneers procedures and technologies to effectively streamline pipeline permitting and certification.We’ve laid thousands of miles of pipe, conceived large field gathering systems, installed tens of thousands of compression horsepower, and

designed processing facilities of every size and shape. Our broad range of expert professional services allows us to apply various technical methodologies to executing projects. AECOM is neither an “inside the fence” nor an “outside the fence” engineering firm. We are an “outside the box” project management firm bringing an unparalleled portfolio of environmental, engineering and field expertise to bear on building successful projects. Whether our scope includes permitting, environmental, engineering and design, field services, procurement or construction, we deliver projects that are ready to build and operate.

• Permitting strategy development

• Permit application management • Agency negotiation • Regulatory review • Environmental Report

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• Third-party Environmental Impact Statement preparation

• Air emissions modeling/ permitting

• Ambient air quality evaluation • Geology and geomorphology

studies • Soils studies • Wetlands delineation/ mitigation • Surface and subsurface

hydrology investigation • Marine studies • Coastal area studies

• Water quality studies and permitting

• Cooling water intake and discharge modeling

• Ichthyoplankton impingement/entrainment analyses

• Maritime/navigation safety studies

• Dredging/dredge spoil disposal permitting

• Sediment/benthic surveys • Live bottom surveys • Terrestrial, aquatic, and marine

threatened and endangered species surveys (plant and animal)

• Site investigation • Groundwater monitoring • Hazardous waste remediation • Visual impact analysis • Cultural resource surveys • Risk/hazard analysis

(high consequence area assessments)

• Socioeconomics studies • Environmental justice

evaluations • Land use studies • Community relations • Public involvement • Construction method studies • Mitigation planning • Due diligence audits • Compliance audits • Outsource staffing • Toxicity evaluation • Underground storage tank

management • Noise studies • Construction inspection and

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AECOM’s Recent U.S. Pipeline, LNG, Marine Terminal, and Storage Field Permitting and Certification Experience

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Alaska Pipeline Project (ExxonMobil and TransCanada)

USA (Alaska)North Slope to Canada and Lower 48 1,050

Environmental and regulatory support for the Alaska portion of this project, as a key member of the prime contractor team.

Constitution Pipeline (Williams subsidiary) USA (Pennsylvania and New York) 122

FERC Pre-filing support, Environmental Report, federal and state permitting, environmental field surveys, and rare species surveys.

Rockies Express Pipeline (Kinder Morgan, Sempra Energy, & ConocoPhillips)

USA (Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri) Cheyenne Hub to Audrain County, MO

718Environmental permitting and FERC certification, other federal, state, and local environmental permits, clearances, and approvals.

Elba Express Pipeline (Southern Natural Gas) USA (Georgia and South Carolina) 191

Comprehensive environmental consulting, surveying, permitting, and construction compliance services.

Gulfstream (Williams) USA (Alabama, Mississippi, Gulf of Mexico, Florida), 700

Environmental services for offshore and onshore portions. Route development, public outreach, construction methods for sensitive areas, surveying, permitting, water quality and benthic habitat assessments, hydrodynamic modeling and sediment transport modeling

BakkenLink Pipeline(BLM and Project Consulting Services)

USA (North Dakota) 144

BLM Environmental Assessment, biological assessment/evaluation, spill risk assessment, administrative record, and Native American consultation.

Keystone Crude Oil Pipeline Project and Keystone XL Pipeline Project (TransCanada)

USA (Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Oklahoma, Texas) and CanadaAlberta tar sands to St. Louis, Cushing, Port Arthur, and Houston

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Environmental permitting and surveying for USA portion. During construction: Environmental inspection, coordination with regulatory agencies, and mitigation oversight/implementation. Keystone XL extension: Presidential Permitting through U.S. Department of State and a wide array of environmental support services for permitting.

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CapabilitiesTrenchless Design and

Construction

AECOM also provides specialized services for trenchless design and construction throughout the Americas and internationally. We have completed over 350 trenchless designs using horizontal directional drilling (HDD) and other guided boring techniques for crossing under rivers, wetlands, roadways, railroads, buried utilities, airport runways and similar natural and man‐made obstacles, each with unique spatial and geotechnical characteristics.Project Example: Kinder Morgan Detroit River Crossing. AECOM replaced the existing line with new 12-inch steel pipeline. Tie-ins were made to valve stations on both the U.S. and Canada sides. Environmental Inspection

Our Environmental inspection management team has outstanding experience in environmental compliance and linear construction projects. This experienced team helps clients with a comprehensive suite of construction compliance services, reducing financial risk during construction. Our service leaders have years of environmental inspection experience on pipeline construction spreads throughout the US. In fact, AECOM personnel have long served as instructors and discussion panel experts at the Southern Gas Association’s annual Environmental Inspection Workshop.Project Example: Williams’ Atlantic Sunrise Project. AECOM provided environmental with intertwined cultural investigations, geotechnical and geohazard components on 197.7 miles of greenfield and looping pipeline in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Geohazard Assessment Services

AECOM offers geohazard assessment and monitoring for natural gas and liquid hydrocarbon pipelines. This is a remote monitoring tool that utilizes LiDAR and GIS analysis to correlate anomalies and identify earth-movement-related threats to pipeline integrity.

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RAIL AND TRUCK LOADING/UNLOADING

AECOM offers full in-house capabilities throughout all areas of rail and transit design, construction, procurement, operations, and maintenance including: • Heavy/freight rail • Commuter rail

• Light rapid transit (LRT) • Intermodal facilities, stations, yard, and shops

For more than a century, AECOM has been a leader in all facets of rail systems, transportation and freight hauling throughout the U.S. and the world. We have designed and constructed thousands of miles of track, bridges, tunnels, as well as guideway structures, signaling and electrification, maintenance shops, intermodal yards, and stations. AECOM provides our clients with a unique perspective of innovative design and construction from our experience performing Operations and Maintenance of rail lines throughout the world.

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AECOM is built to deliver a better world. We design, build, finance and operate critical infrastructure assets for governments, businesses and organizations. As a fully integrated firm, we connect knowledge and experience across our global network of experts to help clients solve their most complex challenges. From high-performance buildings and infrastructure, to resilient communities and environments, to stable and secure nations, our work is transformative, differentiated and vital. A Fortune 500 firm, AECOM had revenue of approximately $20.2 billion during fiscal year 2018. See how we deliver what others can only imagine at aecom.com and @AECOM.