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Mr. Earl E. Emery 4 Juae 19, 1991 CORPORATE QQALIFICATIONS AND E7L9ERIENCE Several Remcor features will translate directly in to benefits for CFSI. These benefits make Remcor uniguely qualified to undertake this assignment: • Remcor's corporate philosophy and organization emphasize responsive, cost-effective services tailored to the needs and concerns of the client. • Remcor is a turnkey waste management company with strong engineering and construction capabilities. This combina- tion will provide CF&I with assessaents and conceptual designs for closure that are based on appropriate, proven technologies and current regulatory requirements. Concept evaluations will be based on practical construction meth- odologies and current construction costs. • Remcor's organization structure provides, in-house, expe- rienced practitioners in all disciplines (geotechnieal engineering, civil engineering,•geohydrology, regulatory affairs, construction management, and cost estimating) required to complete.this project. This full in-house capability improves the quality of Remcor's responses to CFSI's needs and reduces both the time and the cost of those responses. • Remcor's key project staff has recent experience :Cn sludge landfill closure, cap construction, dike analysis and de- sign, and waste management regulations. This knowledge and experience will be part of Remcor's input to the develop- ment of conceptual designs. The result will be conceptual designs that address the real issues with workable, cost- effective, technically appropriate solutions. Remcor'S corporate office is in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Remcor employs 120 people at its Pittsburgh office, at a subsidiary company headquarters (Loughney Dewatering, inc.) in New Milford, Connecticut, and at sites currently being remediated. Remcor's gross sales for the past three years have been: • 1988 - $ 9,885,000 •- 1989 - $16,668,000 - • 1990 - $22,685x000. 11 summary of the Remcor projects conducted at steel manufacturing facilities follows: -RUtnnc sotuno„s we w~zuoous wurr ~•o•urs •,~ ~i