RECEIVED GE Aviation

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DanaBeaulieu /!! i [j J J;', i 4 i ^ • ' (505)765-9367; 8*455-2367 , , , , ,

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June 11, 2010 (6Sr-K)

Environmental, Health & Safety 336 Woodward Road, S. E. Albuquerque, NM 87102

Mr. Michael Hebert, Remedial Project Manager U.S. EPA Region 6 1445 Ross Avenue, Suite 1200 Mail Code: 6SF-RL Dallas, TX 75202

RE: Monthly Progress Reports as per EPA Region 6 Administrative Orders, South Valley Superfund Site, Docket Number CERCLA 6-16-89 (Former Air Force Plant 83/General Electric Operable Unit), and 6/17/89 (San Jose-6 Operable Unit)

Dear Michael:

In accordance with the above referenced Administrative Orders, General Electric Transportation herein submits the required monthly progress reports. These reports describe all actions undertaken to comply with these Orders, including general descriptions ofthe work activities commenced, ongoing, or completed during the current reporting period, and projected for the next reporting period.

Axis Group, Inc. continued activities related to the operations and maintenance phase ofthe Deep Zone Ground Water Remediation System. Axis Group, Inc. will continue to perform compliance sampling events according to the approved Compliance and Monitoring Plan (CMP).

Very truly yours,

Dana Beaulieu EHS Leader

Enclosure

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Michael Hebert June 11, 2010 Page 2 of 2

Mr. A. Pasteris, NMED_ Enviromnental Law and Litigation Division, AFLOA/JACE Mr. Brian Lynk, DOJ Mr. M. Gardipe, DOE Ms.Pamela Arias-Ortega, DOE Mr. B. Swanson, NMED Ms. K. Yuhas, City of Albuquerque Ms. Susanne Herald, GEA Mr. O. Lackey, GEA Mr. C. Anderson, GEA Mr. J. Billiard, Axis Group, Inc.

Files: Chronological

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June 10, 2010

Mr. Dana Beaulieu Environmental Health and Safety Leader General Electric Aviation 336 Woodward Road SE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102

GROUP.

5374 East Otero Drive Centennial, CO 80122

303-332-5757 O 303-730-2091 F

Transmittal Mav 2010 Progress Report

Former Air Force Plant 83/GE Operable Unit Albuquerque. New Mexico

Dear Mr. Beaulieu:

Enclosed is the May 2010 Progress Report for both the Shallow Zone and Deep Zone Ground Water Remediation Systems, Former Air Force Plant 83/GE Operable Unit, South Valley Superfund Site, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

If you have any questions or comments, please contact me at (505) 247-3919.

Sincerely,

Axis Group, Inc.

^ ^ f !^--Kevin E. Burks Project Engineer

Enclosure

cc: Mr. Oscar Lackey, General Electric Aviation

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MAY 2010 PROGRESS REPORT FORMER AIR FORCE PLANT 83/GE OPERABLE UNIT

SOUTH VALLEY SUPERFUND SITE ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Work performed by Axis Group, Inc. for the Former Air Force Plant 83/GE Operable Unit during May 2010 consisted ofthe following activities:

Shallow Zone Ground Water Remedial Action

1. Treated 942 gallons of water during the period from May 1, 2010 through May 31, 2010 for a total of 1,083,355 gallons of Shallow Zone ground water since the start of operations in May 1994. Groundwater was extracted from extraction well SEW-10 (South Plant 83 area) only. As discussed previously, the remaining extraction wells in the former North Plant 83 area (SEW-01, -02, -03, -04, -06, and -11) have been turned off as the groundwater in this area has been below ARARs. SEW-05 is currently shutoff and SEW-10 is the only extraction well that -is currently operating in the Shallow Zone system.

2. Continued to perform thorough plant maintenance on equipment in the Shallow Zone Treatment Plant building.

3. Shallow Zone System operations will continue to be administered from the Deep Zone Groundwater Treatment Plant.

4. Performance and Compliance Monitoring Plan (PCMP) Items:

a) Obtained monthly compliance sample (GE List 8260)

5. Non-PCMP Items:

b) Obtained water quality sample (GE List 8260 & EDB 504.1) from monitoring well SJ6-09M in preparation of plugging and abandoning the well. Only acetone was detected in the sample above its reporting limit at a concentration of 19 micrograms per liter (ppb). There is no ARAR for acetone on this site. Data was transmitted to the EPA in a letter dated May 25, 2010.

Deep Zone Ground Water Remedial Action

1. Continued activities related to the Operations and Maintenance phase ofthe Deep Zone Groundwater Remediation System.

2. As shown in the May 2010 Monthly Report Log, the Groundwater Treatment Plant (GWTP) extracted a total of approximately 22,957,787 gallons of groundwater for treatment and subsequent injection to the

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May 2010 Monthly Report 2

aquifer during the month of May. The GWTP has now treated approximately 5,502,445,675 gallons of groundwater.

3. Continue to perform routine plant maintenance operations as outlined in the manufacturer's maintenance schedules. Routine maintenance is performed in accordance with established maintenance schedules. Maintenance activities which are performed are recorded in the operator's maintenance log stored at the Deep Zone GWTP.

4. The Deep Zone GWTP and associated extraction wells had 26 hours of downtime during the month of May due to high water levels in injection wells IW-638R and IW-642. These issues have been resolved and the plant is performing properly.

5. PCMP Items:

a) Performed monthly compliance sample at SP-425 port (GE List 8260)

b) Completed annual sampling event (GE List 8260 & EDB 504.1)

6. Non-PCMP Items:

b) There were no Non-PCMP items performed during the month of May.

June 2010 Tasks

Axis Group, Inc. will conduct the following during June 2010

• Continue to perform routine plant maintenance operations

• Continue to work to correct and resolve new issues that arise during the operation and maintenance phase ofthis project

• Close the off-site North Plant 83 Shallow Zone as approved by the EPA's letter dated March 4, 2010.

• Prepare for chemical oxidation injection in the Shallow Zone Aquifer around extraction well SEW-05 in the North Plant 83 area, and wells SEW-10 and SW-08 in the South Plant 83 area upon approval from EPA and NMED.

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June 4, 2010

Mr. Jess Ward State Engineers Office District 1 5550 San Antonio Dr NE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109

GROUP.

5374 East Otero Drive Centennial, CO 80122

303-332-5757 O 303-730-2091 F

Transmittal Monthly Extraction and Injection Rate Totals during Mav 2010

Extraction Wells RG-62379 POD 1. RG-62379 POD 2, RG-62379 POD 4 andRG-62379POD19

Injection Wells-Discharge Plan Number 1065 Deep Zone Ground Water Remediation Svstems

Former Air Force Plant 83/General Electric Operable Unit Albuquerque. New Mexico

Dear Mr. Ward:

As requested, this letter transmits the volume of water diverted from extraction wells in General Electric Aviation (GEA) Deep Zone Ground Water Treatment Plant (GWTP). During the period from May 1, 2010 through May 31, 2010, GEA extracted a total of approximately 22,957,787 gallons of ground water from four permitted ground water extraction wells (State of New Mexico Permit Nos. RG-62379 POD 1, RG-62379 POD 2, RG-62379 POD 4 and RG-62379 POD 19) for treatment and subsequent injection through eleven permitted injection wells (State of New Mexico Discharge Plan No. 1065). The May 2010 Monthly Report Log summarizes the volume of water extracted from the four deep zone extraction wells and injected into the aquifer via the eleven permitted injection wells.

If you should have any questions or comments please contact me at (505) 247-3919.

Sincerely,

Axis Group, Inc.

Kevin E. Burks Project Engineer

Enclosure

cc: Mr. Dana Beaulieu, General Electric Aviation cc: Mr. Oscar Lackey, General Electric Aviation

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MONTHLY REPORT LOG - MAY 2010

Average Flow Rates and Total Water Volumes Diverted Deep Zone Ground Water Remediation System Extraction and Injection Wells

Plant 83(General Electric Operable Unit, South Valley Superfund Site, Albuquerque, New Mexico

state of New Mexico

Wei) Designation

File or Discharge Plan No.

RG-62379 POD 1

RG-62379 POD 2

RG.62379 POD 19 RG-62379 POD 4

1065

1065

1065

1065

1065

1065

1065

1065

1065

1065

1065

1065

Operat ing Period f r om: 1-May-10 t t i rougt i

GE Aircraft Engines and

Water Equipment Services

Well Designation

EW-OOI

EW.002

EW.003R

EW.004

IW.631

IW.632

IW-633

IW-634

1W.635

IW.636

IW-637R

1W-638R

IW.639

IW.640

IW.641

IW-642 J

Type

of

Well

Extraction

Extiaction

Extraction

Extraction

Injcclion

Injection

Injection

Injection

Injeclion

Injection

injection

Injection

Injection

Injeclion

Injection

injection

status of

Extraction or Injection Well

Operating and consistent w/ pennit

Operating and consistent w/ permit

Operaling and consistent w/ permil

Operating and consistent wl permit

Operating and consisteni w/ permil

Operating and consistent w; permil

Operating and consisteni w! permil

Operaling and consistent w/ permil

Operaling and consislenl vt! permil

Operaling and consislenl w/ permil

Operaling and consislenl w/ permil

Operjtling and consislenl w/ permit

Operaling and consislenl wl permil

Operaling and consislenl w' peimil

Operaling and consislenl w' permil

Operating and consistent wr permit

31-May-10

Average Flow Rate

During Operating Period

Igallons per minute)

190

138

119

86

38

0

24

15

13

27

68

85

82

6

87 94

Tolal Gallons of Water |

Extracted

(Each Well)

8169617

5962034

5117727

3708409

1653813

0

1014467

651374

575326

1150512

2915142

3676113

3517770

263078

3759236

4068822

or Injected

X (All Wells)

22.957.787

23.245,653

Approximate Monthly Ground Water Volumes Extracted to Date, in gallons

Apr-96

3,866.073

May-9S

16,511,846

Jun.96

16,625,710

Jul.96

22,222.155

Aug-96

25,626,385

Sep.96

28,646,850

Oct.96

34.548,446

Nov-96

33,779,696

Dec.96

36.559,720

Jan-97

35.351.323 Feb.97

31,148,341 Mar.97

34,836,358

Apr.97

34,871.339

May-97

32,015,321

Jun-97 35,580,834

Ju|.97 35,758,395

Aug.97

36.136,973

Sep-97

35,001,689

Oct-97 33.700.433

Nov.97

32,788,616

Dec-97

34.740,633

Jan.98

36,299,502

Feb.gs

25,881,352

Mar.98

35,659,735

Apr-98

25,462,103

May-9S

18.842,778

Jun-98

20.814.314

Jol-98

29.966.005

Aug.98

30,443.490

Sep.98

28.679.106

Ocl-98

27,085.499

Nov-98

27,671,328

Dec.98

34.024,524

Jan.99

33.102.918 Feb.99 .

23.903,662

Mar.99 25,852,988

Apr.99

29.712,589

May-99

35.578,932

Jun.99 35,478,643

Ju|.99 34.308.847

Aug.99

32,912,021

Sep.99

34,640,529

Oct-99

31,015,048

Nov.99

32.766.473 Dcc.99

32,681,533

Jan.00

29,707,111

Feboo

31,931.985

Mar-00

34,701,614

Apr-DO

19,084.632

May.QO

25,767,605

Jun-OO

31.976,266

Jul-00

37,233,869

Aug.00

34.504.629

SeP'OO

30,494,373

Oct-OO

30.925.024

Nov-OO

34,052,633

Dec-OO

33,139,016

Jan.|)t

36,667,482

Feb^)1

29.606,720

Mar-OI

33.386.416

Apr-Ot 33,403.787

May-01

36,866,104

Jun.Ot

34,977.386

JulOt

24,097.970

Aug.01 31,033.467

SepOl

31.003,085

Oct-Ot

31,186,212 Nov-01

32.514,625

Dcc-OI

35,908,999

Jan.02

31,661.668

Feb.02

24,706.720

Mar.02

23.995,931

Apr.02

26,863,964

S«ayJ)2

14.382,245

Jun.02

26,370,572

Ju|.02

35,325,189

Aug.02

30,599,377

Seg<l2

36,769,751

Ocm2

40.135.809

Nov.62

35.918,208

Dec42

40,495,693

Jan.03 41,817,294

Feb-03 37,701,229

Mar.03 37,003,241

Apr.03 37,145,400

May-03 40.735,701

Jun.03

40,433,097

Jul-03 39,318,316

Aug.03 40,274.855

Sep.03

39.576,896

Oct-03

41,180.466 Nov-03

39,899,635 Dec-03

39,486,511

Jan-04

40.087.310

Feb.04

39.148.989

Mar.04

41,968,246

Apr.04

40.396,326

May.04

41,609,985

Jun.04

40.039.914

Jul-04

40.202,005

Aug.04

35.247.056

Sep-04

39.133.124

Oct-04

40.674,509

Nov.04

39.501,370

Dec.04

39,424.505

Jan4)5

41.405.217 Feb-05

36,974,141 MarJlS

38.854,541 Apr-OS

38.797.226 May.OS

40,517.584

Jun.05

39.437,025

Jul-OS

40.715,959

Aug-OS

38,888,237

Sep.05

35.696,825

Oct-OS

32,165,183

Nov4)S

38.370,137 Dec-05

38.849,076

Jan.06

40,771,369

Feb^ie

34,932,992

Mar-06

39,797.912

Apr-OS

39,128,752

May.Oe

40,130.443

Jun.06

38,515,273

Jul-06

40,645.883

Aug-06

33,072,617

Sep.06

38,121,290

Oct-06

39,483,775

Nov.66

38,681,463

Dec-06

36.771.116

Jan.07 33.692,367

Feb.07

32,694.658

Mar-O?

38.766.178

Apr-07

37.686.460

May-07

36,020.681

Jun4)7

35,419.785

Jul-07

33.700.946

Aug.07

36.656.116

Sep.07

31.288.711

Oct.07

25.661.960 Nov-07

27.229,899

DecJJ7 37,549,811

Jan-OS

32,592,845

Feb.08

29,161,677

Mar.08

16.788,036

Apr.08

18,006,643

May.08

36,214,792

Jun-08

36.672.969

Jul4)8

36.260.493

Aug.08

37,844,769

Sep.08

36,513.801

Ocl.08

24,661.618

Nov-08

21.445.045

Dec-OS

24.274.100

Jan-09 24.798.668

Feb.09

22.024.272 Mar.09

24.533.937 Apr.09

23.431.506 May.09 Jun.09 Ju|.09 Aug.09

24,310,585 23,032,537 24,249,117 24,060,874 Sep-09

22,616,288

Ocl-09

23,863,370

Nov49

23,574,858

Dec.09 23,487,769

Jan-tO

22,786,864

Feb.10

20,734,528

Mar-to

22,773,179

Apr-10

22,246,171

May-10

22,957,767

Aug-10 Sep.10

Approximate Total Ground Water Volume Extracted to Date; 5,502,445,675 Gallons

Notes:

1. All data lecorded in Access file. May QZ Sprtddsfit^l 3010 .ts - Mofllhty

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FILE NO. FROM: GENERAL ELECTRIC AIRCRAFT 336 Woodward Road, SE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87 012

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THIS FORM IS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. PLEASE POST IT NEAR THE METER TO SERVE AS A REMINDER TO MAIL IN THE REQUIRED METER READINGS.

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