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water agencies across the United States. WQTS' Los Angeles facility includes a fully equipped experimental laboratory for conducting bench -scale studies on water treatment technologies including adsorption on activated carbon, ion exchange, ozonation, coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation, formation of disinfection by-products, evaluation of adsorptive media, and destruction of chemical contaminants. WQTS has partnered previously with KJ to provide bench -scale testing of GAC and 1X resin to the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency for their PEAS treatment systems. C.2 KEY PERSONNEL AND ORGANIZATION CHART The EEC Team's Orange County -based staff includes civil engineers, chemical engineers, chemists, regulatory specialists, construction managers, hydrogeologists, and other professionals with the availability to support this contract. The staff dedicated to this project are uniquely familiar with Santa Ana's PEAS issues and the ion exchange treatment design issues that will be encountered. The EEC Team will have the ability to provide the appropriate dedicated staff with the proper skill sets for assignments under this contract regardless of the schedule commitment. The brief summary below of the PFAS related support currently being provided by EEC's team demonstrates our unique knowledge and expertise of the proposed scope of work: Will Shaffer, PE —Project Manager Project Manager for all of EEC's as -needed PEAS services to Santa Ana. • California Registered Professional Civil Engineer • Reviewer of Well 40, 38, 27, 28, and 31 design reports and construction drawings • Uniquely knowledgeable of Santa Ana's wells, distribution system, PEAS sampling progress, OCFCD permits, and Santa Ana specific PEAS impact planning • Leads monthly PEAS update meetings with Santa Ana staff • Organized tours of Yorba Linda Water District central treatment plant and Fullerton Kimberly Well lA wellhead treatment system • Authored lessons learned document for key considerations during planning, design, construction, commissioning, and startup • Preparing for commissioning support of Well 40 treatment system Will Shaffer was chosen to be the Project Manager and Single Point of Contact for this project due to his current role as the Project Manager for EEC's Owner's Representative services for Santa Ana for all things related to PEAS. His strong design skills, unique understanding of Santa Ana's needs and his strong working relationship with the same City staff that will be involved in this project are critical for the overall efficiency and success of the project. Jim Kolk — Principal -in -Charge Principal -in -Charge for all of EEC's consulting services to Santa Ana in the last 10 years including: • PFAS treatment implementation strategy development and support services • Water system disinfection testing and analytical services • Water conservation program assessment and response support John Shaffer — Principal Chemist Principal Chemist and regulatory specialist for all of EEC's as -needed PFAS services to Santa Ana. • Expert on California and Federal PEAS current and future regulations • PFAS waste disposal expertise • Uniquely knowledgeable on PEAS treatment challenges related to PFAS chemistry Dennis Kasper, PhD, PE — Technical Advisor • 40+ years of water treatment design experience • California Registered Professional Civil Engineer • Design expert on wellhead treatment, ion exchange and granular activated carbon technologies • Lead instructor for Santa Ana engineer and operator PEAS treatment training • Reviewer of Well 40, 38, 27, 28, and 31 design reports and construction drawings EEC Environmental 4 November 17, 2022