DPC can provide examples and references on request for some of our B2B Business and Proposal Support Projects and Contracts. We have supported more than 25 BD client companies since we started in 2004 on over 75 federal Sector bids. On some projects we worked with individual informal network small business partner companies, or as a subcontractor to other large businesses.

This page shows several example past DPC environmental compliance related projects (technical project history subcontracts and projects now oend by Calloway & associates, Inc. as of January 1, 2012) show some examples of our past types of environmental and natural resources protection, CAA and GHGs, AUDITS, RCRA, CWA, Sikes Act, and environmental related IT/Software Systems Design, environmental data QA/QC, or permitting and environmental computer modelingtype projects. Please contact us for project descriptions of our other past projects. website: www.Calloway-Assoc.com ; email: donna@calloway-assoc.com

*note several consultants and other Network Partner companies supported some of these projects or vice versa.

1. Clean Air Act (CAA) Permit Review Project: "CAA Air Pollution NSR Permit Review, Stakeholder Comments Development, , Impacts Assessment,and Public Process Support Major FP&L Glades Plant PermitReview and Analyses of Potential Adverse Impacts(for a proposed major newpulverized coalburning elecric utility facility construction in South Florida near the SeminoleTribe of Florida Reservation Lands & the Florida Everglades" - For the Seminole Tribe of Florida Environmental Department, Hollywood, Florida, DPC (as a subcontractor),was task manager and developed theofficial analyses and EPA Region 4 and FDEP tribal public comments, by review of the Golder and Associates prepared FP&L CAA major source, NSRair permit materials including BACT determinations, air toxics emissions such as mercury, and emission factors utilized, ambient air monitoring and meterological data utilized in the associated ambient air impacts determination. We also reviewed other federal and local agencies and EPA comments during the NSR Construction permit process, on findings and prepared tribal recommendations. We supported the tribe for a contentious public hearing as well, and prepared and asked questions and made technical modeling scenario comments that focused on potential weaknesses utilized in the Golder and Associates (FP&L's contractor)impacts determinations of no adverse impacts. Later,the FDEP siting comission disapproved the proposed facility. (reference: Seminole Tribe of Florida, Charlotte Bramble, Hollywood, FL)

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2. Green House Gases Project: "Public Process & Comments Preparation/Stakeholder Support Project for Confidential Computer Manufacturing Fortune 500 Client forAir Pollution Draft Green House Gases (GHG)Reporting Rule Regulatory Support Stakeholder Comments Support, and Client GHGInventory Development Program Development Support& ContinuingStakeholder Support for Energy Bill Related to GHG Cap and Trade Potential Provisions" Comments Development and Client CAA Related EMS System/Databases & Program Recommendations. Client Headquarters isin State of New York -We supportedJohn Bosch (who owns JBOSCH Ltd. -- Environmental Advisors), onhis client projects for thisFortune 500 Confidential Client projectthat began in2009 and is ongoing. Following is a summary of this project/contract, which was required by a confidential US manufacturer company for this suggested comments for the client about the draft/proposed EPA GHG Reporting Rule (CAA draft rule stakeholder support). We researched the draft regulation, and provided recommendations for changes in language and requirements, and supported their input in the various EPA public hearings process prior to the final GHG reporting rule approval (Executive Order), briefed the client regarding technical proposed regulatory details. Throughout 2010, we will provide EPA 2009 Federal Energy Bills related Green House Gases (GHG) Draft Cap and Trade Provisions support will be provided as well, proposed to be included within the larger proposed Federal Energy Bill.Subsequent to the GHG reporting Rule Executive Order being passed, we briefed the client on datacollection & reporting requirements for their facitlities (with the first report due in early 2011 for the collected 2010 operational data). Also, we continue to provide "carbon management" program developmentadvice as to reducing the potential carbon footprint and related potential recommendations to increase calculation for sequestering of carbon emissions for this clients operations and manufacturing facilities company-wide during this project. The contract & projects started in March 2009. We also continue to provide advice to this client, for GHG Cap and Trade upcoming potential CAA/GHG relatedregulations, etc., Draft Rules, or potential additional CAA related White House Executive Orders.Webriefed the client on any related state or local agency specific variations for these developing air pollution regulations and programs, for states where the client has manufacturing facilities, as well as for its headquarters facilities, including recommendations for changes to its EMS system and programs associated with these impending regulations. We prepared draft EPA "stakeholder official regulatory provisions public comments" for the client and also supported the EPA Sponsored public hearing process in Washington, DC.This Confidential Client Contract, ongoing. (prime contractor isJohn Bosch, MSChE,and we were a subcontractor.(reference John Bosch, Masters ChE, JBOSCH Ltd -- Environmental Advisors, Wake Forest, NC)

JBOSCH Ltd - - Environmental Advisors

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3. Phase I ESA & Asbestos Survey and Sampling Project: "Phase I ESA Report and Asbestos Survey &Sampling and Analysis,for Confidential Commercial Muti-Building and Multi -story Office Buidling Client in Kansas, with a Lake on the Property". Project Conducted bySteve Morris, we supported.  - For this confidential commercialadministrative services client project, Steve Morrisand DPC conducted the site visit and survey, and sampling for asbestos. They prepared after reviewing regulatory and backgroud materials and the site visit, preparedPhase I ESA "AAI report" and noted other hazardous chemcials storage potential problems on site in the 7 office buildings, and on a dirt road in the back of the property as well. The site/property was approximately 15 acres in size, in Kansas City, Kansas. We also provided QA/QC and report edits for Mr. Morris. (Note: Mr. Morris, CEP, CEA, CEP, CHMM, REM has a Masters in Environmental Toxicology and served in both the USAF and the US Navy Reserves where he held a top secret clearance and was a naval Intelligence officer. Two years ago he retired from the Veterans Administration where he developed EMS VISN systems and conducted multi-media environmental and IHaudits, environmental compliance activities. Prior to VA he had also worked as an employee to the DHHS/FDA, and was an EPA Region VII Nebraska field office manager conducting CERCLA/Superfund site investigations.)(reference: Steve Morris, Morris Environmental, LLC, Midlotian, VA)

MORRIS ENVIRONMENTAL, LLC

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4. Clean Water Act SWPPP Planwith Ground Water Monitoring Well Data Review Project: "Clean Water Act (CWA)SWPPPPlan Update & Site Audit" (fora Texas Confidential Client, commercial US transportation/freight/ shipping client project)." - We supported GEOS Environmental, LLC,with DPC as a subcontractor,developed, prepared, & QA/QC review, GEOS Environmental and we prepared an update for 2010-2014for the client facility's existing SWPPP plan and reviewed the existing permit, and recent changes to theTexas TPDES program requirements.GEOS Environmental conducted the site audit and we reviewed their notes and comments, and draft report, and updated and revised the SWPPP plan, and suggested improvements in recordkeeping, training, and forms based on findings in the site visit/audit and review of the TPDES and EPA NPDES requirements. GEOS Environmental and us reviewed the permitted outfall and also the collected smapling and GW monitoring well data collected during the past year to complete the project and report. The facility submitted the plan to the Virginia DEP and the update was approved recently. The terminal occupies approximately 37.5 acres and is located in a rural area south of Dallas.This client's companyis among the leading regional less-than-truckload (LTL) freight commercial trucking companies in the United States with revenue exceeding $976 million annually, serving the Midwest, south, southwest, pacific northwest, and western regions of the United States. North American partner coverage is offered in Alaska, Hawaii, and New England and also extends to Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico.The site consists of several structures, including a combined office/freight dock building; a maintenance shop building with several service bays and offices; a bunk house; and a wash bay. Approximately 60% of the property is asphalt- or concrete-paved; the remaining is undeveloped and landscaped. The developed portion of the property is surrounded on all sides by an electric fence. The entire site is considered a single Drainage Area. Stormwater from the site drains into a series of interconnected catch basins and drainage ditches that discharge to a large retention area. The retention area is on the southwestern portion of the property and receives flow from the entire facility. Two outfalls have been designated for the property.A fuel and oil storage area is located at the west-central property boundary. Industrial activities performed at the terminal that could potentially impact stormwater include fueling, oil and material storage associated with maintenance of tractors and trailers, and vehicle washing. We also recommended additional BMPs addition for this plan update.(reference: Joe Fuhr, PG, GEOS Environmental, Inc., Tampa, FL)

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5. Multi-disciplinary Environmental Audit Project: "Veterans Administration Medical Center, West VirginiaEnvironmental Audit Project" - DPC provided mutidisciplinary environmental audit draft & final report QA/QC, & also Clean Air Act environmental audit guidance support for Steve Morris' client, a successful prime contractor (Prizm)to the Veterans Administration for this VeteransAdministration medical center facility in Clarksburg, West Virginia. The projectincluded a multi-disciplinary audit compliance reviewfor all of the facilitys environmental programs and EMS, and we also provided guidance based on data collected, of recommendations fordeveloping their intitial Title V emissions inventory and possible CAA NSR & Title V"air permittingrequirements" related to new equipment installed onsite. We prepared recommendations and guidance for the facility to develop its initial Title V air emissions inventory and potential additional required air emissions NSR permitting requirements such as their emergency generators, etc. (reference: Steve Morris, Morris Environmental, LLC, Midlothian, VA)

MORRIS ENVIRONMENTAL, LLC

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Photo below of SPACEx Corporations Falcon 9 Launch Vehicle (reference Michael Willard, 45th Space Wing CES/CEAN)

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7. Clean Water Act/SWPPP/NPDES Permit Review & Annual "CSCE" Environmental Facility Audit SupportProject- USAF/Air Combat Command/Langley AFB: "USAF/Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, 2008 Annual Comprehensive Stormwater Compliance Evaluation (CSCE) Environmental Compliance Program Audit Projectfor USAF/Air Combat Command/Langley AFB/1CES/CE Division, Virginia" - Ms. Jerree Grimes, Langley AF Base Water Quality Division head, supervised the project for Langley AFB. Ms. Potter provided initial regulatory guidance and project planning tothe Langley AFB prime contractor.We reviewed and revised the draft CSCE Annual Stormwater Compliance report, which included a review of the NPDES facility permit, the onsite outfall inspections and quarterly audit data provided by Langley AFB. Also we reviewed the existing best management practices (BMPs, and draft water quality regulations, and revised and recommended permitted BPMs procedures changes in the report. We reviewed the existing GIS maps available and suggested updated GIS maps for inclusion showing more up to date environmental data.Our Subcontract includedQA/QC of all deliverables/reports, & reviewed the appropriate USEPA and Commonwealth of Virginia (state) regulations for stormwater BMPs and permitting requirements for permitted stormwater outfallsdischarge points. We reviewedUSAF directives and policies related to stormwater issues and annual comprehensive audits requirements and provided regulatory guidance during the project to the Prime Contractor for this project. The report was accepted with no recommended changes by Langley AFB ahead of schedule and on budget.(reference: Jeree Grimes, Langley AFB Water Quality Section Manager, Langley AFB, VA)

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8.Marine Corps/NAVY Projects: Integrated Natural Resources Plan (INRMP):"Integrated Natural Resources Management PlanProjectfor USMC/MCLB Albany, Georgia -Logisitics Base Projects/USACE Mobile District Contract Funding"- Wesupported the prime contractorfor this INRMP Updateprojects, preparing regulatory and other chapter drafts through a Prime contract through the prime's3 year "BEST" 8(a)USACE Mobile District Contract. The INRMP update involved updates required by the Sikes Act. We reviewed multi-disciplinary environmental and natural resources programs on base, including federal and state regulations.DPC attended meetings with the prime contractor & clients; gathered information; drafted deliverable documents; and suggested data that needed updating for all the complianceand natural resources programs on base. We alsoreviewed NEPA EAs published since the last INRMP Update Project. (The project also involved a NAVY/NAVFACCommander meetingas well ascoordinating with various MCLB environmental, natural reources, conservation, fishing permits,forest stewarship department, and also civil engineering department managers.The project included facility-wide site tours,review of enforcement files, and also review of endangered species surveys, wetlands delineations, the Waste Waterpretreatment facility on the property, boilers, generators,and review of the latest Title V air permit information, and CAA air emissions inventory.We also supported thepublic process/public notice componentsfor this project. (reference: Brian Wallace MCLB Albany Environmental Compliance Dept. Chief, Albany, GA)

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9. Water Obstruction Environmental Assessment and Encroachment Permit/Wetlands Restoration Project: "Morris County DOT Wetlands Restoration Project" - We supportedQA/QC of deliverables support forthe subcontractor to Mattiola Engineering, Inc. (Poz Environmental, LLC)in Pennsylvania for thisproject for their client, the Morris County- Pennsylvania DOT. Thiswetlands restorationproject was entitled: Water Obstruction Environmental Assessment, and Encroachment Permit No. E35-384 (wetlands restoration).We reviewed the field site assessment sampling data and reviewed the wetlands existing permit, andQA/QC and editedportions of the report recommendations. We reviewed the existing GIS maps available and suggested updated GIS maps for inclusion showing more up to date environmental data. For Consultant to Mattiola Engineering in PA.

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10. Biological Resources Impacts Chapter Drafting for NEPA in California "CEQA EIR) and Master Plan Update Project: Emerging Contaminants/ Research and Development Project- Bio Sludge CEQA/EIR: DPC managed this task for the prime contractor, Ecology & Environmental. We prepared the draft California "CEQA EIR" (equivalent to NEPA EISs in California) and Kern County California Master Plan Update Chapters for theBiological Impacts Assessment chapters.The proposed Master Plan Update forKern County impacts were determined for the proposed application of various grades of biosludge (from WWTP plants) wasteto Kern County agricultural crop land, pastures, and forests.Included in our portion of the project, was to reviewwildlife corridor studies and data for mammals and for migratory birds. Also we reviewednearby counties agency data such as from the USFWS conservation plans, ecosystem restoration plans, California Threatened and Endangered, and sensitive habitat species lists. DPC reviewedrecent ecosystem studies within Kern County by other contractors and agencies, and reviewed the State of California's draft and final RCRA regulations for application of biosludge waste in California to crops, pastures, and forests. We also reviewed Haz Waste transport and disposal requirements within California.

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11. Veterans Administration Project for RecentCAA Environmental Compliance Project: The followingCAA Project supported by Ms. Potter, was completed in September 2011, and was forthe Gainesville, Florida Veterans Administration Medical Center. This CAA Environmental Compliance Project was supported for network member company partner, AKEA, Inc., a successful SDVOSB and 8(a)/SDB located in Newberry, Florida that Ms. Potter supported, as well as network member AWT's Charles Blackwell, PE.This task order scope was to review the new Subpart Ce EPA and FDEP regulations and requirements, and to conduct a technology feasibility study to determine technical, engineering, and associated estimated costs for several optimal alternatives, as well as specificcontrol device options for specific more stringent pollutants in orderto meet the upcoming Subpart Ce CAA FDEP and EPA standard regulations for control of several pollutants for existing medical waste incinerators. This incinerator was determined tobe applicable at present operating conditions for the medium sized Subpart Ce regulations. Source test reports were reviewed, as well as all prior air permits for the facility both construction and operating permits and associated reports and correspondence files to develop the draft and final reports. Discussions were held with AKEA, VA staff, and FDEP regulators during this project.The draft and finalreports required as deliverableswere accepted, were on time and within budget.

AKEA Inc., AWT

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Note: Also several individual partner member company's project examples can be found on the "Partners Listing page of this website. Several of the DPC example projects on this page above had one or two member companies involved as a sub to DPC, or DPC as their subcontractor; such as BOSCH LTD. Environmental Advisor; Morris Environmental, LLC;, and GEOS Environmental, Inc. To Request DPC Informal Nationwide Small Business Network Member Company Project Examples Info please contact each DPC GROUP Partner company directly or request project examples for any of our DPC GROUP Partner companies by contacting DPC at info@donnapotterconsulting.com.