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© Charter

MICHAEL (MIKE) BISSONNETTE

Vice President

PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Mike has 36 years of heavy civil, marine, waterway and upland remediation experience. Mike’s work
history, established over the course of three decades serving in supervisory roles in the field and office,
brings an unparalleled depth of knowledge. He has first-hand experience with all aspects of project
estimating, management, and execution. Mike draws upon his experience to find innovative solutions
to construction problems. He is responsible for leading Charter’s overall estimating and construction

operations.

EXPERIENCE

Professional Background

» Vice President of Construction,
Charter, 2012 - Present

Southern New England Estimating
Manager / Project Manager, Cianbro
Construction, CO., 2008 - 2012

Project Executive / Project Manager,
Jay Cashman Inc., 1995 - 2008

Project Manager / Project Superintendent,
J.M. Cashman Inc., 1986 - 1995

Project Superintendent, Modern Continental
Construction, CO, 1984 - 1986

» Assistant Project Engineer, Coffin and
Richardson, Inc., 1980 - 1984

Selected Project Experience

« Gloucester Harbor MGP Sediment Dredging and
Capping Project, National Grid, Gloucester, MA

» Muddy River Sediment Dredging
Project, USACE, Boston, MA

= PSNY OU4 Contaminated Sediment
Dredging and Dewatering, NAVFAC
Mid-Atlantic, Portsmouth, NH

Years of Experience Education

= 36 years of experience

Lower Liberty Hill MGP Soil Removal
Action, Liberty Utilities, Gilford, NH

Covidien Sediment Dredge and
Dewatering Project, Sanborn, Head
and Associates, Colrain, MA

Milford Pond Dredge and Wetland
Creation Project, USACE, Milford, MA

Nyanza Superfund Subaqueous Sand Cap,
US Army Corps of Engineers, Ashland, MA

Former Pratt Oil Works Acidic Soils IRM,
Waste Management, Queens, NY

Lister Avenue Demolition and Soil Remediation
Project, Waste Management, Newark, NJ

L&D landfill Power plant Demolition
and Soil Excavation, Waste
Management, Mount Holly, NJ

Kin Buc Excavation and Line Conveyance,
Waste Management, Edison, NJ

Thames River Bridge Replacement of Moveable
Span, Amtrak, New London, Connecticut

Medfield State Hospital Charles River Soil and
Sediment Remediation, DCAMM, Medfield, MA

CJSC Orenburg, Exxon Mobil Oil Processing
Facility, Sakhalin Island, Russia

Squamscott River Coal Tar Outfall
Remediation, Unitil, Exeter, NH

Licenses & Certifications

= BS, Civil Engineering, Northeastern» OSHA 40 Hr HAZWOPER

University, Boston, Massachusetts Training and 8 Hr Refresher

= SCUBA NASDS Open Waiter Diver

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EDWARD (ED) PRICE, CHST
Health & Safety Director

PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Ed is a senior manager with 28 years of construction experience and has been Charter’s Health and
Safety (H&S) Director for 14 years. His experience, discipline, and attention to detail have led to the
quality recognition of Charter’s safety program. Under Ed’s leadership, Charter has achieved no lost time
since 2008 and zero reportable incidents since 2009, while executing remediation of former MGP and
coal tar sites, complex mass excavations, high hazard demolition, dredging, and heavy civil construction
projects. Ed has a unique understanding of construction processes and safety from both the compliance
and job-site perspective. His careful pre-planning and analysis of project specifications and work plans,
results in site-specific Health & Safety Plans that identify job safety analyses for definable features of
work, proper personal protective equipment, training and ultimately a safe project work environment.
He routinely serves as an alternate Site Superintendent/Site Manager at active project sites. Ed conducts
unannounced health & safety audits at Charter’s sites and works closely with Charter’s on-site Site Safety
and Health Officer to ensure that the site specific HASP is being properly implemented.

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Professional Background

= Technical Services Manager, Northland
Environmental, Providence, RI, 1994 - 1995

« Senior Manager/Health & Safety = Operations Manager, Triumvirate
Director, Charter, 2002 - Present Environmental Boston, MA, 1988 - 1993

» Operations Manager, Clean Venture,
Framingham, MA, 1995 - 2002

Years of Experience = OSHA #510 Occupational Safety = North Respirator Training
and Health Standards for the Certification

= 28 years of experience Construction Industry Training

= DOT HM 215A Haz Materials
= OSHA #3010 Trenching, Transportation Training

Education Excavation and Soil Mechanics
s * DOT 8-Hr Hazardous
* BS, Resource Economics, — = OSHA #3095 Electrical Waste Training
University of New Hampshire Standards Training
* Incident Command Emergency
- : : = OSHA #3110 Fall Arrests Response Training
Licenses/Certifications System Training
= Asbestos Supervisor
* Construction Health & = OSHA #7405 Fall Hazard Awareness License: MA, RI, ME
Safety Technician for the Construction Industry ;
= Exxon Mobil LPS 8-Hr Training
= National Grid ISNetworld Safety = OSHA #7505 Intro to
Compliance Reporting Training Accident Investigation = MA Deleading Supervisor License
" OSHA 40-Hr Hazardous Waste = OSHA #7845 Record * OSHA Hazard
Operations & Emergency Response keeping Rule Training Communication Training
Training and 8 Hr Refresher =i
= Safety & Health Specialist = Confined Space Entry Training
= OSHA 8-Hr HAZWOPER i i i ;
Supervisor Training cee a wate * USACE Construction
raining Institute Quality Management for
* OSHA 30-Hr Construction = NCS #201 Rigging Techniques/ Contractors Training
Safety Training Inspection Course
= OSHA 10-Hr Construction = First Aid/CPR Training

Safety Training

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STEVEN (STEVE) BEDARD

General Superintendent

PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Steve has 37 years experience in construction that he leverages to efficiently manage Charter’s
equipment and field personnel. His expertise in coordinating field resources allows Charter to meet
project demands across the country. Steve develops Charter’s labor force by hiring, training, and
evaluating each field employee. His strong work ethic is evident in the high productivity rate of the

work crews he deploys. From start to finish for each project, he communicates directly with Site
Superintendents to ensure work is being performed with an emphasis on safety, production, and quality.
Steve ensures that his field crews are supported by Charter’s fleet of equipment by managing inventory,
maintenance, and warehouse supplies. Steve serves as Charter’s Labor Relations Manager and has
successfully worked with several different unions, including the operating engineers, carpenters, pile

drivers, and labor unions.

EXPERIENCE

Professional Background

» General Superintendent, Charter, 2013-Present
» Project Superintendent, Charter, 2006 -2013

= Owner, SP Bedard Construction, 1991 - 2006

= Owner, SP Bedard Excavation, 1977 - 1991

Selected Project Experience

» Gloucester Harbor MGP Sediment Dredging and
Capping Project, National Grid, Gloucester, MA

» Textron Former Gorham Site Sediment
Remediation & Capping, Providence, Rl

» Squamscott River MGP Remediation

* Lower Liberty Hill MGP Soil Removal
Action, Liberty Utilities, Gilford, NH

« Beverly MGP Remedy Implementation &
Facilities Consolidation, National Grid, MA

Covidien Sediment Dredge and Dewatering
Project, Sanborn Head & Associates, Colrain, MA

Former Pratt Oil Works Acidic Soils IRM,
Waste Management, Queens, NY

Kin-Buc Soil Excavation and Line Conveyance,
Waste Management, Edison, NJ

L&D Landfill Power Plant Demolition
and Soil Excavation, Waste
Management, Mount Holly, NJ

Soil Remediation Excavation,
HATCO Chemical, Fords, N!

Lister Avenue Demolition and Soil Remediation
Project, Waste Management, Newark, NJ

PNSY OU4 Contaminated Sediment
Dredging and Dewatering, NAVFAC
Mid-Atlantic, Portsmouth, NH

Muddy River Sediment Dredging
Project, USACE, Boston, MA

= OSHA 30 Hr Construction * Fire Extinguisher Training

Years of Experience

= 37 years of construction = Construction Supervisor
License # CS-106788

experience

Safety Training

= MA Hoisting License

® 16 hour Asbestos Operation
and Maintenance Training

= USACE Construction Quality

Licenses/Certifications

= OSHA 10 Hr Construction = Trenching, Excavation
& Shoring Training

Safety Training

= OSHA 40 Hr HAZWOPER Training

Management for Contractors

= Asbestos Class Il Roofing
Work Training

= Fall Hazard Awareness Training

= Scaffold Users Course

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© Charter

PAUL D. BERTOLINO

Project Executive

PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Paul has 23 years of environmental remediation, site civil , marine construction, and demolition
experience, where he has served in the capacity of a Field Engineer, Site Superintendent, Estimator,

and Project Manager. As a Project Manager for Charter, Paul works closely with Engineer/Owner’s
Representative on a daily basis to ensure that the work is on schedule and within budget. Paul is actively
involved in managing the project and working directly with Charter’s Site Superintendent on a daily
basis to make sure that daily production requirements are being met in order to maintain schedule and

budget requirements.

ait aes

Professional Background

« Project Executive, Charter, 2015-Present
« Project Manager, Charter, 2006 - 2015

= Project Superintendent,
R. Zoppo Corp., 2004 - 2005

« Project Manager, J. Derenzo Co., 2002 - 2004

= Project Superintendent,
R. Zoppo Corp., 1997 - 2002

= Project Engineer, R. Zoppo Corp., 1995 - 1997
= Field Engineer, MA Highway Dept., 1991 - 1995

Selected Project Experience

» Gloucester Harbor MGP Sediment Dredging and
Capping Project, Nationa! Grid, Gloucester, MA

« MGP Site Remedy Implementation and Facilities
Consolidation, National Grid, Beverly, MA

« Boat Slip MGP Coal Tar Dredging & Capping
Remediation, Eversource, New Bedford, MA

Cocheco River MGP Sediment Dredge Project,
USACE New England District, Dover, NH

Former MGP Site Remediation,
National Grid, Spencer, MA

Excavation of Tar-Impacted Soil Former
Benzol and Byproducts Plant, Everett, MA

Titcomb Pit Landfill Design-Build Phase |,
Shaping & Regrading, Amesbury, MA

Titcomb Pit Landfill Design-Build Phase
ll, Capping & Closure, Amesbury, MA

Atlas Tack Superfund Site, Phases II-IV, USACE
New England District, Fairhaven, MA

Durham Meadows Superfund Site
Remediation, Durham, CT

Harvard/Allston First Science
Complex, Cambridge, MA

Winning Farm Remediation, Woburn, MA

Watch Factory Demolition and
Remediation, Waltham, MA

= AS, Building Construction = OSHA 10 Hour Construction

Years of Experience

« 23 years of experience

Licenses/Certifications

Education

= OSHA 40 Hr HAZWOPER
and 8 Hr Refresher

= OSHA 8 Hr HAZWOPER
Supervisor Training

« BS, Building Construction
Technology, Wentworth
Institute of Technology

Technology, Wentworth
Institute of Technology

Safety Training

= MA Construction
Supervisors License

= MA Hoisting License (2A)

» USACE Construction Quality
Management for Contractors

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7 Char ter Environmental & Civil Construction | Soil Management

CERTIFICATE OF VOTE OF AUTHORIZATION

Evidence of Authority to Sign

|, Manager of Charter Contracting Company, LLC, with a principal office located at 500 Harrison
Avenue, Suite 4R, Boston, MA 02118, do hereby certify that a duly authorized meeting of the
General Members of the above-named Company held on November 29, 2016, at which time a
quorum of Members was present, it was VOTED that Mason Sandell, Vice President of this
Company be and hereby is authorized to submit bids and to execute contracts, bonds and other
instruments in the name and on behalf of said Company and affix its seal thereto, and such
submissions of any bid or execution of any contract or the instrument or obligation in this
organization’s name on its behalf by the above-named member shall be valid and binding on
the Company.

| hereby certify that | am Manager of this Company and that the above-named Member was
duly elected to the above stated title and that the above stated VOTE has not been amended or
rescinded and remains in full force and effect.

Manager |
Signature: Vy fz

Name: Robert L. Delhome

Date: _November 29, 2016

DRISCOLL

August 5, 2016

RE: Charter Contracting Company, LLC
Bonding Capability

To Whom It May Concern:

Please be advised The Driscoll Agency handles the surety bonding for Charter
Contracting Company, LLC. We currently have a formal bonding program in place for
Charter Contracting Company, LLC. with Arch Insurance Company, Three Parkway,
Suite 1500, Philadelphia, PA (215)606-1602. Arch Insurance Company is listed on the
United States Treasury List of Acceptable Surety Companies (T-Listed). They are
licensed throughout the United States and they are rated “A+” by A.M. Best.

This project falls well within Charter Contracting Company, LLC.’s bonding capacity of
$100,000,000 single project limit and $250,000,000 aggregate. We are prepared to issue
both payment and performance bonds equal to 100% of the contract value at the request
of Charter Contracting Company, LLC.

Execution of performance and payment bonds are subject to the satisfactory review of
normal underwriting information including contract documents.

Sincerely,

Timothy P. Lyons

The Driscoll Agency 93 Longwater Circle, P.O. Box 9120, Norwell, Massachusetts 02061

Tel: 781.681.6656 Fax: 781.681.6686 www.driscollagency.com