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Project team recommends geotechnical borings; optional environmental sampling noted at $9,500
Summary
The project team presented a Weston & Sampson geotechnical scope (exterior borings and hand-auger courtyard samples) and noted an optional environmental analytical sampling layer that was listed at an additional $9,500 to investigate possible contaminated soils from a previously removed oil tank.
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The project team reported outreach to Weston & Sampson for geotechnical exploration to better understand soils under and around the building. The geotechnical scope includes exterior borings near the main entrance and hand-auger borings in the courtyard; the team described that geotech laboratory testing would characterize soils and bearing conditions to inform foundation and infill feasibility.
The team also presented an optional environmental sampling layer for analytical testing and flagged a previous oil tank removal at the site that could warrant deeper testing. "...they also threw in here if we, do another layer of environmental, exploration, with the samples, an additional fee here of the 9,500 there," the Staff member said, identifying the optional cost for environmental analysis. Committee members noted that any additional testing would be extra to the base scope and could be scheduled later as the design direction warrants.

