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APPENDIX D: SAMPLES OF WRITTEN WORK Attached to this proposal are four copies each of the following work samples:

The Outlook for Crumb Rubber Feedstock Conversion , September 2013. Prepared by Ed Boisson and Denise Kennedy for Leidos Engineering, LLC under the 3rd CalRecycle Tire- Derived Product Business Assistance Program. This report summarizes assistance services primarily provided by or directed by Denise Kennedy, with task coordination by Randy Russell and overall project management by Ed Boisson. Best Management Practices for Tire-Derived Product Development , October 2013. Prepared by Denise Kennedy with support by Chris Scoville. This report describes the application of quality assurance and quality control procedures in the TDP arena, with a focus on developing standards for TDPs. TBAP Grants Contract Final Report , September 2013. Prepared by Ed Boisson, Randy Russell and Denise Kennedy. This report summarizes the provision of over $2.4 million in services to 22 firms, including 10 feedstock conversion firms. The Leidos prime contractor team was managed by Ed Boisson with service tasks coordinated by Randy Russell and feedstock conversion technical, marketing and assistance services directed primarily by Denise Kennedy. All the subcontractors proposed under this FCS contract also participated in the TBAP grants contract described in this report. Feedstock Conversion Technical Assistance and Material Testing Services Final Report , May 2018. Prepared by Denise Kennedy. This report documents a summary of the work conducted under the Feedstock Conversion Technical Assistance and Material Testing Services (FCS) Contract. The report includes a summary of the technical, testing and certification services provided to seven manufacturers during a 10-month period to assist them in the design and development of a commercial product(s) that qualified as an eligible Tire Incentive Program (TIP)/FCS product (replace an existing raw material with a minimum of five percent crumb rubber). Tire-derived material (TDM) was collected from the California tire derived material suppliers (TDM) and tire-derived manufacturers (TDP) and tested using ASTM International Standards for verification of particle size and for product development.

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