Site Report: Halliburton Otis Engineering Fac.

Site Name:	Halliburton Otis Engineering Fac.
Address:	Two locations: North of Spine Road and South of Spine Road, DNR Lease Tract 47660, Deadhorse, AK 99734
File Number:	300.38.117
Hazard ID:	1977
Status:	Cleanup Complete
Staff:	No Longer Assigned, 9074655229 dec.icunit@alaska.gov
Latitude:	70.225200
Longitude:	-148.411100
Horizontal Datum:	WGS84

We make every effort to ensure the data presented here is accurate based on the best available information currently on file with DEC. It is therefore subject to change as new information becomes available. We recommend contacting the assigned project staff prior to making decisions based on this information.

Site Chronology
IC / Closure Details
Documents
Associated Sites

Problems/Comments

Petroleum hydrocarbon contamination was first reported to DNR and ADEC in 1993. Investigation showed seven locations with DRO and GRO concentrations above cleanup levels. In 1997, 2,270 cubic yards of contaminated soil was excavated and treated at an off site thermal treatment facility in Deadhorse during an interim removal action. Two areas that had DRO and GRO above cleanup levels were not removed due to a building. Sampling showed that 2.12 mg/L DRO was detected in water in an excavation pit near the adjacent surface water. Concern exists that the remaining contamination may migrate off the pad to the adjacent surface water. The subject parcel is approximately 3 acres in size and part of the 40 acre ADL 47660 lease from DNR. The 3 acre parcel is located south of Spine Road. Last staff assigned were Sundet and Frechione.

Action Information

Action Date	Action	Description	DEC Staff
11/28/1990	Site Ranked Using the AHRM	Initial ranking.	Former Staff
10/1/1993	Update or Other Action	On 10/1/1993, DNR responded to a submittal from Halliburton that included a Phase II Environmental Audit, which was performed by Quest Environmental Services. The Phase II audit by Quest titled "The Report of Field Sampling and Findings" identified petroleum contamination in the tundra and four other locations from 28-5,000 ppm TPH. An inspection by DNR in 1993 revealed two more areas of contamination that were suspected to be higher than regulatory cleanup levels. The audit showed that additional sampling was necessary to determine the extent of the contamination and remediation required. The report identified contamination in the areas of both fuel tanks, in the vicinity of the stained tundra area, and in the vicinity of the parking lot. The DNR inspection identified two additional areas from petroleum contamination identified by Quest: one was by the southwest corner of the northeast building , and the other next to the east side of the Otis Camp Building opposite of the stained tundra area. The letter noted that the two recently identified areas were not sampled during the January 1993 sampling effort. DNR requested a Phase III investigation.	Scott Rose
11/3/1994	Update or Other Action	On 11/3/1994, ADEC provided general comments to Gary Schultz of DNR on the Phase III Audit Work Plan Otis Engineering Facility dated August 25, 1994. ADEC noted that the comments were only general because of the only 1 week notice for comments after receiving the audit and that ADEC did not have the full file on this site, which prevented a detailed review. The Phase III audit provided a history of the contaminated site, and provided a scope of work to identify better the areas of contamination.	Scott Rose
1/6/1995	Site Number Identifier Changed	Old region = 40.	Scott Rose
4/20/1995	Update or Other Action	In a memorandum dated 4/20/1995 from Gary Schultz to Kalu Kalu, Schultz explained the history of the site. Schultz noted that during a Phase I audit that he completed, he found that several areas were potentially contaminated and requested that Otis complete a Phase II Environmental Audit of the suspected contamination sites. Quest Environmental completed this audit and submitted it to DNR on 3/5/1993. After discussions between DNR, Halliburton requested Delta Environmental Consultants complete a Phase III audit.	Scott Rose
7/11/1997	Update or Other Action	On 7/11/1997, ADEC provided comments to Delta Environmental Consultants regarding their work plan titled "Corrective Action Plan Otis Engineering Facility" dated 6/10/1997. The plan proposed to further identify and delineate the petroleum contamination at the site, remediation of the impacted soil by excavation and thermal treatment.	Jim Frechione
8/1/1997	Update or Other Action	Between 7/21 and 8/1/1997 under the oversight of Delta Environmental, 2,270 cubic yards were removed from the site and thermally treated at AIC in Deadhorse. The cleanup was reported in the report titled "Gravel Pad Excavation Assessment Report Halliburton Energy Services Otis Engineering Facility" dated 10/27/1997 that was received at ADEC on 4/27/1998. Review of the report, it appears that the soil cleanup levels have been met in most areas of the pad with exception to one area. All areas met the 500 mg/kg DRO and 100 mg/kg GRO cleanup levels except in all but two sample locations near the south and east corner of Building B. Excavation was stopped because of potential damage to the structure of the building , and contamination remained at 1,200 mg/kg GRO and 1,980 mg/kg DRO at sample location O-E3, S7; and at 5,033 mg/kg DRO at sample location OE3, S8.	Jim Frechione
11/30/1998	Update or Other Action	On 11/30/1998, ADEC responded to the report titled "Gravel Pad Excavation Assessment Report Halliburton Energy Services Otis Engineering Facility" dated 10/27/1997. The letter noted that upon DEC's review of the report, it appears that the soil cleanup levels have been met in most areas of the pad with exception to one area. The letter noted that one water sample from surface water violated WQSs. The letter noted that 2,270 cubic yards were removed from the site and thermally treated at AIC in Deadhorse, and that all areas met the 500 mg/kg DRO and 100 mg/kg GRO cleanup levels except in all but two sample locations near the south and east corner of Building B. Excavation was stopped because of potential damage to the structure of the building , and contamination remained at 1,200 mg/kg GRO and 1,980 mg/kg DRO at sample location O-E3, S7; and at 5,033 mg/kg DRO at sample location OE3, S8. The letter noted that because DRO was detected at O-E3, W-1 at 2.12 mg/L in water in the pad, that monitoring is required to determine if contamination levels are decreasing or increasing. ADEC expressed concern that the contamination may migrate off the pad and violate surface water quality standards. ADEC also noted that further corrective action may be necessary to ensure cleanup levels are met and that at this time, it is unknown how much contamination may have migrated off the pad and is underlying the adjacent tundra.	Jim Frechione
1/5/1999	Site Characterization Workplan Approved	On 1/5/1999, ADEC conditionally approved Delta Environmental Consultants work plan titled "Workplan for Surface and Ground Water Sampling Former Otis Engineering Facility" dated 12/15/1998. The monitoring plan was requested because 2.12 mg/L DRO was detected in a surface water sample collected near excavation #3 and that the contamination could possibly migrate from the pad to the adjacent surface water.	Jim Frechione
4/6/2000	Update or Other Action	Letter report from Dames and Moore with sample results from surface/groundwater monitoring event. Both intra-pad and surface water samples had detectable levels of DRO. Pad water had levels as high as 18.1 mg/L but surface water samples did not exceed 18 AAC 70 standards. It was recommended to continue monitoring.	Jim Frechione
12/19/2000	Update or Other Action	On 12/19/2000, ADEC provided comments to Halliburton regarding their consultant Dames and Moore reported titled "Letter Report Sampling and Analysis Results Former Otis Engineering Facility Halliburton Energy Services" dated 4/6/2000. The letter reiterated that ADEC is concerned that contamination could migrate from the pad and violate water quality standards in the adjacent surface water. The letter notes that the report itself states that intra-pad DRO contamination may be migrating towards the tundra. The letter requested that a work plan be submitted to perform further sampling as recommended in the report and that the plan provide a demonstration that migration of the contaminants from the pad will not exceed surface water criteria, e.g., perform further sampling in the test pit area and analyze for TAqH and TAH, and/or perform fate and transport modeling. The letter suggests that TAqH and TAH analysis be performed on all water samplings off the pad as well to clearly determine the extent of those parameters of petroleum contamination. The letter lastly informed Halliburton of DEC's cost recovery requirements.	Rich Sundet
1/4/2001	Update or Other Action	On 1/4/2001, ADEC received a URS report titled "Sampling and Analysis Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. Former Otis Engineering Facility" dated 1/4/2001. The report recommended that no further soil characterization is recommended, however, acknowledged that two areas remain near Building B with DRO and GRO contamination above cleanup levels.	Rich Sundet
1/5/2001	Update or Other Action	In a 1/5/2001 submittal, Halliburton informed ADEC that its project manager is Mark C. Spencer and that it had received DEC's 12/19/2000 letter requesting a work plan and further sampling. Halliburton notified ADEC that it would request a cost estimate to perform this activity from URS.	Rich Sundet
4/9/2001	Site Number Identifier Changed	This site was changed from Reckey 1987730920901.	Rich Sundet
2/17/2005	Site Ranked Using the AHRM	Site reranked. GW Exposure Index changed. GW not being used as a DW source	Linda Nuechterlein
1/3/2008	GIS Position Updated	Position updated with contaminated sites GIS	Grant Lidren
1/3/2008	Exposure Tracking Model Ranking	Initial ranking with ETM completed.	Grant Lidren
5/19/2009	Cleanup Complete Determination Issued	The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, Contaminated Sites Program (ADEC) has completed a review of the environmental records associated with Halliburton Otis Engineering Facility located on Alaska Department of Natural Resources lease number ADL 47660 in Deadhorse, Alaska. Based on the information provided to date, it has been determined that the contaminant concentrations remaining on site do not pose an unacceptable risk to human health or the environment and no further remedial action will be required as long as the site is in compliance with established institutional controls.	Bill O'Connell
5/19/2009	Institutional Control Record Established	Institutional Controls established and entered into the database.	Bill O'Connell
2/8/2012	Site Reopened	DEC received a workplan from Oasis regarding hydrocarbon contamination beneath a slab when demolishing a building.	Evonne Reese
2/13/2012	Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other	Reviewed Site Characterization Plan- Halliburton Deadhorse Pad, 2805 Spine Road. Evidence of hydrocarbon contamination was discovered in a geotechnical soil boring advanced through a concrete slab slated for demolition. The slab has been in place for approximately 40 years, and the source of contamination is unknown, but may be related to a concrete floor sump that may have cracked. The objective of this investigation is to delineate the extent of hydrocarbon impacts by collecting field screening and/or soil samples from 5 test pits. Additional test pits will be excavated as needed to delineate the extent of contamination. Test pits will be excavated to the pad/tundra interface and field screened at 1’, 3’, and 5-6’ bgs to determine sample locations.	Bill O'Connell
4/3/2012	Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other	Reviewed work plan for the excavation of impacted soil at 2805 Spine Road. Hydrocarbon impacted material identified during site characterization activities will be excavated to the extent practicable. The top two feet of soil will be considered clean unless suspected otherwise and stockpiled for use as backfill in the excavation. Liquid water in the excavation will be allowed to freeze before excavation continues, if necessary. Confirmation soil samples will be collected from the floor and sidewalls of the excavation once field screening indicates contaminated soil has been removed.	Bill O'Connell
4/5/2012	Spill Transferred from Prevention Preparedness and Response Program	Spill transferred by PERP staff John Ebel. Spill no. 11399925501; spill date = 12/21/11; PERP file no. 300.02.025; substance = petroleum; quantity = unknown; description: During a geotechnical survey, petroleum odors were detected in soil beneath the concrete slab.	Mitzi Read
4/16/2012	Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other	Reviewed brief work plan for additional test pit excavation and sampling at three locations where geotechnical borings encountered evidence of hydrocarbon contamination	Bill O'Connell
8/2/2012	Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other	Reviewed Corrective Action Report for 2805 Spine Road Facility, Deadhorse. Remedial action was conducted following building demolition and prior to the construction of new buildings at the site. Three areas of contamination were identified during geotechnical and subsequent environmental investigations at the site; two areas in the Bay #11 Building, which is suspected of being impacted by a former concrete floor sump, and one area surrounding test pit B-2, excavated beneath a former concrete slab in the southwestern portion of the pad. At the Bay #11 Building excavations, 260 cubic yards (cy) of contaminated soil were excavated from the two areas and confirmation samples were collected at the bottom and along the sidewalls of the excavation. Confirmation samples contained DRO up to 81 mg/kg. At the B-2 excavation, approximately 1,580 cy of contaminated soil were excavated and confirmation samples were collected at the base and along the sidewalls of the excavation. Confirmation samples contained DRO up to 420 mg/kg. Contaminated soil was transported to AIC in Deadhorse for thermal treatment and the excavations were backfilled with clean fill.	Bill O'Connell
8/14/2012	Exposure Tracking Model Ranking	Initial ranking with ETM completed for source area id: 79316 name: Concrete sump and other unknown sources	Bill O'Connell
8/14/2012	Exposure Tracking Model Ranking	A new updated ranking with ETM has been completed for source area 79316 Concrete sump and other unknown sources.	Bill O'Connell
10/29/2012	Cleanup Complete Determination Issued	The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, Contaminated Sites Program (ADEC) has completed a review of the environmental records associated with the Halliburton Otis Engineering Fac. located at 2805 Spine Road in Deadhorse, Alaska. Based on the information provided to date, it has been determined that the contaminant concentrations remaining on site do not pose an unacceptable risk to human health or the environment and this site will be closed.	Bill O'Connell
10/29/2012	Institutional Control Record Removed	Institutional Controls have been removed.	Bill O'Connell

Action Date

Action

Description

DEC Staff

11/28/1990

Site Ranked Using the AHRM

Initial ranking.

Former Staff

10/1/1993

Update or Other Action

On 10/1/1993, DNR responded to a submittal from Halliburton that included a Phase II Environmental Audit, which was performed by Quest Environmental Services. The Phase II audit by Quest titled "The Report of Field Sampling and Findings" identified petroleum contamination in the tundra and four other locations from 28-5,000 ppm TPH. An inspection by DNR in 1993 revealed two more areas of contamination that were suspected to be higher than regulatory cleanup levels. The audit showed that additional sampling was necessary to determine the extent of the contamination and remediation required. The report identified contamination in the areas of both fuel tanks, in the vicinity of the stained tundra area, and in the vicinity of the parking lot. The DNR inspection identified two additional areas from petroleum contamination identified by Quest: one was by the southwest corner of the northeast building , and the other next to the east side of the Otis Camp Building opposite of the stained tundra area. The letter noted that the two recently identified areas were not sampled during the January 1993 sampling effort. DNR requested a Phase III investigation.

Scott Rose

11/3/1994

Update or Other Action

On 11/3/1994, ADEC provided general comments to Gary Schultz of DNR on the Phase III Audit Work Plan Otis Engineering Facility dated August 25, 1994. ADEC noted that the comments were only general because of the only 1 week notice for comments after receiving the audit and that ADEC did not have the full file on this site, which prevented a detailed review. The Phase III audit provided a history of the contaminated site, and provided a scope of work to identify better the areas of contamination.

Scott Rose

1/6/1995

Site Number Identifier Changed

Old region = 40.

Scott Rose

4/20/1995

Update or Other Action

In a memorandum dated 4/20/1995 from Gary Schultz to Kalu Kalu, Schultz explained the history of the site. Schultz noted that during a Phase I audit that he completed, he found that several areas were potentially contaminated and requested that Otis complete a Phase II Environmental Audit of the suspected contamination sites. Quest Environmental completed this audit and submitted it to DNR on 3/5/1993. After discussions between DNR, Halliburton requested Delta Environmental Consultants complete a Phase III audit.

Scott Rose

7/11/1997

Update or Other Action

On 7/11/1997, ADEC provided comments to Delta Environmental Consultants regarding their work plan titled "Corrective Action Plan Otis Engineering Facility" dated 6/10/1997. The plan proposed to further identify and delineate the petroleum contamination at the site, remediation of the impacted soil by excavation and thermal treatment.

Jim Frechione

8/1/1997

Update or Other Action

Between 7/21 and 8/1/1997 under the oversight of Delta Environmental, 2,270 cubic yards were removed from the site and thermally treated at AIC in Deadhorse. The cleanup was reported in the report titled "Gravel Pad Excavation Assessment Report Halliburton Energy Services Otis Engineering Facility" dated 10/27/1997 that was received at ADEC on 4/27/1998. Review of the report, it appears that the soil cleanup levels have been met in most areas of the pad with exception to one area. All areas met the 500 mg/kg DRO and 100 mg/kg GRO cleanup levels except in all but two sample locations near the south and east corner of Building B. Excavation was stopped because of potential damage to the structure of the building , and contamination remained at 1,200 mg/kg GRO and 1,980 mg/kg DRO at sample location O-E3, S7; and at 5,033 mg/kg DRO at sample location OE3, S8.

Jim Frechione

11/30/1998

Update or Other Action

On 11/30/1998, ADEC responded to the report titled "Gravel Pad Excavation Assessment Report Halliburton Energy Services Otis Engineering Facility" dated 10/27/1997. The letter noted that upon DEC's review of the report, it appears that the soil cleanup levels have been met in most areas of the pad with exception to one area. The letter noted that one water sample from surface water violated WQSs. The letter noted that 2,270 cubic yards were removed from the site and thermally treated at AIC in Deadhorse, and that all areas met the 500 mg/kg DRO and 100 mg/kg GRO cleanup levels except in all but two sample locations near the south and east corner of Building B. Excavation was stopped because of potential damage to the structure of the building , and contamination remained at 1,200 mg/kg GRO and 1,980 mg/kg DRO at sample location O-E3, S7; and at 5,033 mg/kg DRO at sample location OE3, S8. The letter noted that because DRO was detected at O-E3, W-1 at 2.12 mg/L in water in the pad, that monitoring is required to determine if contamination levels are decreasing or increasing. ADEC expressed concern that the contamination may migrate off the pad and violate surface water quality standards. ADEC also noted that further corrective action may be necessary to ensure cleanup levels are met and that at this time, it is unknown how much contamination may have migrated off the pad and is underlying the adjacent tundra.

Jim Frechione

1/5/1999

Site Characterization Workplan Approved

On 1/5/1999, ADEC conditionally approved Delta Environmental Consultants work plan titled "Workplan for Surface and Ground Water Sampling Former Otis Engineering Facility" dated 12/15/1998. The monitoring plan was requested because 2.12 mg/L DRO was detected in a surface water sample collected near excavation #3 and that the contamination could possibly migrate from the pad to the adjacent surface water.

Jim Frechione

4/6/2000

Update or Other Action

Letter report from Dames and Moore with sample results from surface/groundwater monitoring event. Both intra-pad and surface water samples had detectable levels of DRO. Pad water had levels as high as 18.1 mg/L but surface water samples did not exceed 18 AAC 70 standards. It was recommended to continue monitoring.

Jim Frechione

12/19/2000

Update or Other Action

On 12/19/2000, ADEC provided comments to Halliburton regarding their consultant Dames and Moore reported titled "Letter Report Sampling and Analysis Results Former Otis Engineering Facility Halliburton Energy Services" dated 4/6/2000. The letter reiterated that ADEC is concerned that contamination could migrate from the pad and violate water quality standards in the adjacent surface water. The letter notes that the report itself states that intra-pad DRO contamination may be migrating towards the tundra. The letter requested that a work plan be submitted to perform further sampling as recommended in the report and that the plan provide a demonstration that migration of the contaminants from the pad will not exceed surface water criteria, e.g., perform further sampling in the test pit area and analyze for TAqH and TAH, and/or perform fate and transport modeling. The letter suggests that TAqH and TAH analysis be performed on all water samplings off the pad as well to clearly determine the extent of those parameters of petroleum contamination. The letter lastly informed Halliburton of DEC's cost recovery requirements.

Rich Sundet

1/4/2001

Update or Other Action

On 1/4/2001, ADEC received a URS report titled "Sampling and Analysis Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. Former Otis Engineering Facility" dated 1/4/2001. The report recommended that no further soil characterization is recommended, however, acknowledged that two areas remain near Building B with DRO and GRO contamination above cleanup levels.

Rich Sundet

1/5/2001

Update or Other Action

In a 1/5/2001 submittal, Halliburton informed ADEC that its project manager is Mark C. Spencer and that it had received DEC's 12/19/2000 letter requesting a work plan and further sampling. Halliburton notified ADEC that it would request a cost estimate to perform this activity from URS.

Rich Sundet

4/9/2001

Site Number Identifier Changed

This site was changed from Reckey 1987730920901.

Rich Sundet

2/17/2005

Site Ranked Using the AHRM

Site reranked. GW Exposure Index changed. GW not being used as a DW source

Linda Nuechterlein

1/3/2008

GIS Position Updated

Position updated with contaminated sites GIS

Grant Lidren

1/3/2008

Exposure Tracking Model Ranking

Initial ranking with ETM completed.

Grant Lidren

5/19/2009

Cleanup Complete Determination Issued

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, Contaminated Sites Program (ADEC) has completed a review of the environmental records associated with Halliburton Otis Engineering Facility located on Alaska Department of Natural Resources lease number ADL 47660 in Deadhorse, Alaska. Based on the information provided to date, it has been determined that the contaminant concentrations remaining on site do not pose an unacceptable risk to human health or the environment and no further remedial action will be required as long as the site is in compliance with established institutional controls.

Bill O'Connell

5/19/2009

Institutional Control Record Established

Institutional Controls established and entered into the database.

Bill O'Connell

2/8/2012

Site Reopened

DEC received a workplan from Oasis regarding hydrocarbon contamination beneath a slab when demolishing a building.

Evonne Reese

2/13/2012

Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other

Reviewed Site Characterization Plan- Halliburton Deadhorse Pad, 2805 Spine Road. Evidence of hydrocarbon contamination was discovered in a geotechnical soil boring advanced through a concrete slab slated for demolition. The slab has been in place for approximately 40 years, and the source of contamination is unknown, but may be related to a concrete floor sump that may have cracked. The objective of this investigation is to delineate the extent of hydrocarbon impacts by collecting field screening and/or soil samples from 5 test pits. Additional test pits will be excavated as needed to delineate the extent of contamination. Test pits will be excavated to the pad/tundra interface and field screened at 1’, 3’, and 5-6’ bgs to determine sample locations.

Bill O'Connell

4/3/2012

Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other

Reviewed work plan for the excavation of impacted soil at 2805 Spine Road. Hydrocarbon impacted material identified during site characterization activities will be excavated to the extent practicable. The top two feet of soil will be considered clean unless suspected otherwise and stockpiled for use as backfill in the excavation. Liquid water in the excavation will be allowed to freeze before excavation continues, if necessary. Confirmation soil samples will be collected from the floor and sidewalls of the excavation once field screening indicates contaminated soil has been removed.

Bill O'Connell

4/5/2012

Spill Transferred from Prevention Preparedness and Response Program

Spill transferred by PERP staff John Ebel. Spill no. 11399925501; spill date = 12/21/11; PERP file no. 300.02.025; substance = petroleum; quantity = unknown; description: During a geotechnical survey, petroleum odors were detected in soil beneath the concrete slab.

Mitzi Read

4/16/2012

Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other

Reviewed brief work plan for additional test pit excavation and sampling at three locations where geotechnical borings encountered evidence of hydrocarbon contamination

Bill O'Connell

8/2/2012

Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other

Reviewed Corrective Action Report for 2805 Spine Road Facility, Deadhorse. Remedial action was conducted following building demolition and prior to the construction of new buildings at the site. Three areas of contamination were identified during geotechnical and subsequent environmental investigations at the site; two areas in the Bay #11 Building, which is suspected of being impacted by a former concrete floor sump, and one area surrounding test pit B-2, excavated beneath a former concrete slab in the southwestern portion of the pad. At the Bay #11 Building excavations, 260 cubic yards (cy) of contaminated soil were excavated from the two areas and confirmation samples were collected at the bottom and along the sidewalls of the excavation. Confirmation samples contained DRO up to 81 mg/kg. At the B-2 excavation, approximately 1,580 cy of contaminated soil were excavated and confirmation samples were collected at the base and along the sidewalls of the excavation. Confirmation samples contained DRO up to 420 mg/kg. Contaminated soil was transported to AIC in Deadhorse for thermal treatment and the excavations were backfilled with clean fill.

Bill O'Connell

8/14/2012

Exposure Tracking Model Ranking

Initial ranking with ETM completed for source area id: 79316 name: Concrete sump and other unknown sources

Bill O'Connell

8/14/2012

Exposure Tracking Model Ranking

A new updated ranking with ETM has been completed for source area 79316 Concrete sump and other unknown sources.

Bill O'Connell

10/29/2012

Cleanup Complete Determination Issued

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, Contaminated Sites Program (ADEC) has completed a review of the environmental records associated with the Halliburton Otis Engineering Fac. located at 2805 Spine Road in Deadhorse, Alaska. Based on the information provided to date, it has been determined that the contaminant concentrations remaining on site do not pose an unacceptable risk to human health or the environment and this site will be closed.

Bill O'Connell

10/29/2012

Institutional Control Record Removed

Institutional Controls have been removed.

Bill O'Connell

Contaminant Information

Name	Level Description	Media	Comments
DRO	< Method 2 Most Stringent	Soil

Name

Level Description

Media

Comments

DRO

< Method 2 Most Stringent

Soil

Control Type

Type	Details
No ICs Required

Type

Details

No ICs Required

Requirements

Description	Details
Advance approval required to transport soil or groundwater off-site.

Description

Details

Advance approval required to transport soil or groundwater off-site.

Record of Decision Aug 2012

ADEC-Haliburton Cleanup Complete with Institutional Controls Apr 2009

No associated sites were found.

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Site Report: Halliburton Otis Engineering Fac.

Site Chronology

IC / Closure Details

Documents

Associated Sites

Problems/Comments

Action Information

Contaminant Information

Control Type

Requirements

Record of Decision Aug 2012

ADEC-Haliburton Cleanup Complete with Institutional Controls Apr 2009

Missing Location Data

State of Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation