Specifications include, but are not limited to: It is the intent of Brown County to contract with a vendor for the development and implementation of an upland beneficial reuse program of dredged material similar to the sediment dredged from the Fox River watershed. The Port would like to work with the WDNR to establish a ‘Working Group’ comprised of representatives from the Port, WDNR, Corps of Engineers, municipal public works staff and other interested parties. The Working Group would work with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to further characterize the Port’s current sediment at the Bay Port Dredged Material Rehandling Facility. This will help all stakeholders gain a better understanding of the material as well as to create upper confidence limits for the dredged sediment managed by the Port. It will also assist stakeholders in creating an upland beneficial reuse program for dredged sediment where material managed by the Port of Green Bay could be reused in Brown County and the surrounding region. The following list includes suggested tasks that could be part the development of a sediment beneficial reuse program for sediment managed by the Port of Green Bay. All tasks may not be necessary nor should it be considered the full range of steps to be accomplished. The consultant is encouraged to suggest other tasks that could be helpful in the development of a beneficial reuse program. • Provide a summary of the Contractor’s expertise in successfully harvesting, producing and marketing sands, sediments and engineered soil products, especially within the past five years. Summary should include an overview of typical products produced, typical types of customers and typical quantities produced and sold. • Establish a Working Group of collective stakeholders who can contribute to the development of a beneficial reuse permit for non-site specific reuse applications. This Working Group should at a minimum consist of representatives from WDNR, Port of Green Bay, Corps of Engineers, municipal public works staff and other interested parties. An environmental laboratory firm may also be of benefit to the working group as well as a university researcher who has experience with relevant environmental data. • The Working Group may need to develop and implement a formal Sampling and Analysis Plan (SAP) aimed at further characterizing sediment placed at Bay Port. The Working Group should collectively establish the framework for a comprehensive sampling plan for the Port’s Bay Port Facility. The SAP should include elements such as a sampling strategy, a total number of samples, COCs, QA/QC, comparative standards, the texture of sediment sampled, etc.