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Sep 4, 2026
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Sep 24, 2026
1 LS mobilization and demobilization; 1 Ea implementation of the erosion and sediment plan - rock construction entrance; 1 Ea implementation of the erosion and sediment plan - compost filter sock; approx. 7.5 Acres clearing and grubbing; grading; approx. 7,500 Tons limestone coarse aggregate; water level control structures; settling pond baffles.
Aug 20, 2026
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Sep 11, 2026
Tunable diode laser "TDL-220" methane detector, carrying case (Armadillo or similar), battery charger, wrist strap and lens cloth" and on-site training on TDL-220 operation, features, settings, and calibration. See attached file.
Aug 7, 2026
Closes
Sep 4, 2026
Requires upgrading to the electric service powering a dep air monitoring station.
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Harrisburg
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Dauphin
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400 Market St
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17101
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This amendment pertains to 'Toby Creek Blue Valley Operation and Maintenance' services provided by Headwaters Charitable Trust to the Department of Environmental Protection, with a value of $1,865.99, effective until September 30, 2025.
This document outlines an emergency contract awarded to Penn Mechanical Group by the Department of Environmental Protection for plugging three abandoned wells (permit numbers 047-01869, 047-24974, and 047-25115) in Elk County. The estimated total cost for the time and materials contract is $477,180.00, funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The contract initiation is contingent on Penn Mechanical Group submitting required documents and acknowledging the terms and conditions, with the work to commence upon receipt of a Notice to Proceed.
This contract between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Environmental Protection, and A-N-O Oilfield Service LLC details an Abandoned Mine Reclamation Project at Alder Run, Morris Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. The agreement, dated January 6, 2026, outlines the contractor's obligation to perform labor and furnish materials for the project, starting within ten calendar days of receiving a Notice to Proceed and completing the work within 180 calendar days thereafter. The total compensation for the work is $258,740.99, encompassing various reclamation activities and related services. The contract also includes provisions for liquidated damages, bonds, warranties, employment conditions, and dispute resolution, incorporating several exhibits and the 2016 General Conditions.
This contract, identified as OOGM FS25-2, was made on January 12, 2026, between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (Department of Environmental Protection) and CSR Services, LLC. It details the cleaning out and plugging of twenty-five orphan gas wells in Erie County, Pennsylvania. The work is to begin approximately 10 days after a Notice to Proceed, with a target completion within 365 calendar days from the official start date. The total contract amount is $1,285,650.00. T&Cs are provided.
This document is Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. OOGM FS24-5 for Cleaning Out and Plugging Fifteen Orphan Gas Wells. It adjusts quantities and totals for Line-Item No. 9 (Portland Cement), Line-Item No. 15B (Trucking Charges - Tractor Trailer), and Line-Item No. 15C (Trucking Charges - Water Truck, Disposal, and Supply Hauling Truck) due to an underestimation of quantities. The change order results in a total increase of $173,000.00, making the adjusted contract amount $755,649.86. All other terms and provisions of the original contract remain unchanged.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
The board discussed and provided several recommendations regarding proposed regulations for the Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI). Key discussion points included editing the definition of a connector, requesting clearer guidance from the EPA on calculating the 90th percentile value for samples, deleting specific language regarding large water system reoptimization, aligning OCCT schedules with federal timelines, updating WQP monitoring language, and collaborating with Departments of Education and Human Services to create a communication plan for school and child care facility sampling.
The public hearing was conducted to receive input on a draft air quality plan approval for a proposed rock crusher at the Hanson Quarry. Discussions focused on the management of particulate matter, the implementation of wet dust suppression systems, and the sourcing of water for those systems. Attendees raised concerns regarding the quarry's impact on the surrounding community, specifically regarding noise, truck traffic, and diesel emissions. Representatives clarified that the department's oversight is limited to air quality regulations and specific permit conditions, while other concerns related to mining permits and local zoning remain under separate jurisdictions.
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The public hearing was held to receive formal testimony regarding a permit application by Specialty Granules, LLC for the renewal of an NPDES permit for its Pitts Quarry operation. Multiple speakers expressed concerns regarding the protection of Toms Creek, a high-quality stream, and the potential impact of mining operations on water quality, groundwater, and local ecosystems. Key discussion points included the need for rigorous water testing, the influence of climate change on storm frequency and discharge risks, the potential presence of endangered species like the bog turtle, and the adequacy of current permit regulations. Speakers emphasized the necessity for independent environmental studies and stricter permit conditions to prevent environmental degradation.
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