Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport

CONTINGENCY PLAN

BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL THURGOOD MARSHALL AIRPORT

Prepared for:

Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration Division of Planning and Engineering Office of Environmental Services Environmental Compliance Section PO Box 8766, Third Floor Terminal Building BWI Marshall Airport, Maryland 21240

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

1. INTRODUCTION ...... 1

1.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF PLAN COVERAGE...... 1 1.2 PLAN ORGANIZATION AND IMPLEMENTATION ...... 1 1.3 PLAN AMENDMENTS ...... 2 1.4 CONTINGENCY PLAN DISTRIBUTION LIST ...... 2

2. SITE INFORMATION SUMMARY ...... 4

3. FACILITY DESCRIPTION ...... 5

3.1 GENERAL FACILITY DESCRIPTION ...... 5 3.2 OPERATIONS ...... 5 3.3 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL AND WASTE INVENTORY ...... 5

4. INCIDENT RESPONSE AND REPORTING...... 7

4.1 FACILITY LOCATION ...... 7 4.2 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES ...... 7

4.2.1 Emergency Coordinator Responsibilities ...... 7 4.2.2 Organizational Responsibilities ...... 9

4.3 INCIDENT DISCOVERY, REPORTING AND RESPONSE ...... 10

4.3.1 Spill or Release Discovery, Initial Response, and Internal Reporting ...... 10 4.3.2 Airport Operations Response Actions ...... 11 4.3.3 Spill Reporting ...... 12 4.3.4 Spill Cleanup and Disposal ...... 12 4.3.5 Recordkeeping ...... 13

5. SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PLANNING ...... 14

5.1 PRE-RELEASE PLANNING ...... 14

5.1.1 Internal/External Communication and Alarm Systems ...... 14

5.1.1.1 Alarm Systems ...... 14 5.1.1.2 Communications ...... 14

5.1.2 Spill and Emergency Response Equipment ...... 14 5.1.3 Firefighting Equipment ...... 15

5.1.3.1 Fire Extinguishers ...... 15

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5.2 INSPECTION AND MONITORING – WASTE ACCUMULATION AREAS . 15

5.2.1 Bulk Storage...... 15 5.2.2 Hazardous Waste Management ...... 15

5.3 HOUSEKEEPING ...... 15 5.4 EMPLOYEE TRAINING ...... 16

FIGURES

APPENDICES

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LIST OF TABLES

Number Title

1 Contingency Plan Distribution List

2 BWI Marshall Areas of Hazardous Waste Accumulation

3 Contingency Plan Responsibilities by Position

LIST OF FIGURES

Number Title

1 Location Map

2 Facility Layout

3 FMX Buildings (Buildings 116, 121, & 137)

4 MAC Building (Building 172)

5 ARRF Building (Building 105)

6 Fire Training Facility

7 FMX Building 116 – Floor 1

8 FMX Building 121 – Floor 1

9 FMX Building 137 – Floor 1

10 MAC Building 172 – Floor 1

11 ARRF Building 105 – Floor 1

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LIST OF APPENDICES

APPENDIX A: TYPICAL HAZARDOUS MATERIAL AND WASTE INVENTORY

APPENDIX B: SPILL AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE EQUIPMENT INVENTORY AND LOCATIONS APPENDIX C: CONTINGENCY PLAN REGULATORY REQUIREMENT CHECKLIST

APPENDIX D: MDOT MAA BWI MARSHALL SPILL RESPONSE PROCEDURES

APPENDIX E: LIST OF TENANTS AND CONTACTS

APPENDIX F: EMERGENCY RESPONSE PHONE LIST

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LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

AOC Airport Operations Center ARRF Aircraft Rescue Firefighting AST Aboveground Storage Tank

BWI Marshall Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport

CFR Code of Federal Regulations COMAR Code of Maryland Regulations CP Contingency Plan

EC Environmental Compliance EPA Environmental Protection Agency

FRD Fire and Rescue Department

JETS Joint Environmental Tracking System

MDOT MAA Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration MDE Maryland Department of the Environment MDTA Maryland Transportation Authority

NRC National Response Center

RCRA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

SPCC Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF PLAN COVERAGE

This Contingency Plan (CP) has been prepared for the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration (MDOT MAA) to meet multiple regulatory requirements related to the generation, storage, handling, and disposal of hazardous wastes at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI Marshall). This CP was developed to meet the requirements of the following regulations:

 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA):

 40 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 265 Subpart C – Preparedness and Prevention

 40 CFR Part 265 Subpart D – Contingency Plan and Emergency Procedures.

 Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR)

 26.13.05.02, General Facility Standards

 26.13.05.03, Preparedness and Prevention

 26.13.05.04, Contingency Plan and Emergency Procedures.

This Contingency Plan applies only to the MDOT MAA owned and operated portions of BWI Marshall and is not applicable to tenant operations. The BWI tenants, as applicable, maintain individual emergency response plans specific to their operations. A list of tenants and contacts is included in Appendix E.

1.2 PLAN ORGANIZATION AND IMPLEMENTATION

The CP is organized in the following manner:

Section 1 Introduction (Summary of regulatory requirements for the CP and the plan organization)

Section 2 Site Information Summary

Section 3 Facility Description

Section 4 Incident Response and Reporting (Summary of procedures to be followed in the event of an incident)

Section 5 Spill Prevention and Response Planning (Summary of incident planning and support programs)

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Figures All plan figures, including Site Location Map and site layout maps

Appendix A Hazardous Material and Waste Inventory

Appendix B Spill and Emergency Response Equipment Inventory and Locations

Appendix C Contingency Plan Regulatory Requirement Checklist

Appendix D MDOT MAA BWI Marshall Spill Response Procedures (EC and Maintenance Level)

Appendix E List of Tenants and Contacts

Appendix F Emergency Response Phone List

Each plan section is separated by a colored-tab divider. Sections which relate directly to emergency response actions and incident notification are indicated by yellow tabs. The remaining tabbed sections are either green or blue, which indicate that the section is planning-related (green) or site information/history (blue). The use of colored-tab sections has been instituted to facilitate the use of the plan elements during an incident response situation.

1.3 PLAN AMENDMENTS

 This Plan will be reviewed by Environmental Compliance Section (EC) every 5 years, at minimum, and revised if necessary. Review and revision may also be performed for the following reasons:

 The Plan fails during an emergency

 The facility or operations change in such a way that will increase chances of an incident or changes how the facility will respond to an incident

 Changes to the list of emergency responders

 Changes to the list of emergency equipment

 Changes to other conditions that necessitate the need for Plan revisions per the EC

 Changes to applicable state and federal regulations necessitate a Plan revision.

The Emergency Response Phone List (Appendix F) may be amended as required without performing a full plan review/update.

1.4 CONTINGENCY PLAN DISTRIBUTION LIST

MDOT MAA has provided copies of the Plan to all responding agencies as listed in Table 1.

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Table 1: Contingency Plan Distribution List Position or Agency MDOT MAA EC BWI Marshall Fire and Rescue Department (FRD) BWI Marshall Operations Center (AOC) Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) Police Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) Emergency Response Division Baltimore Washington Medical Center Anne Arundel County Local Emergency Planning Committee * Note: EC maintains an electronic copy of the plan on the MDOT MAA Joint Environmental Tracking System.

A copy of the Contingency Plan and all revisions must be maintained at the facility. MDOT MAA’s EC section shall be responsible for maintaining/updating and distributing the Contingency Plan to designated copy holders.

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2. SITE INFORMATION SUMMARY

2.1 NAME AND LOCATION Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration P.O. Box 8766, Third Floor Terminal Building BWI Marshall, Maryland 21240 BWI Marshall, Anne Arundel County Phone Number: (410) 859-7111

2.2 LONGITUDE AND Latitude 39.1753 N LATITUDE Longitude 76.6683 W 2.3 OWNER/OPERATOR Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration 2.4 QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS Victor N. Ferreira, Jr. Emergency Response Coordinator

2.5 EPA ID Number MDD041354002

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3. FACILITY DESCRIPTION

3.1 GENERAL FACILITY DESCRIPTION

BWI Marshall serves the Baltimore-Washington region and is located in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, approximately 9 miles south of the City of Baltimore, and approximately 30 miles northeast of Washington, D.C. BWI Marshall is bounded along the north, east, and west by Aviation Boulevard (Maryland Route 170 and Maryland Route 162) and along the south by Dorsey Road (Maryland Route 176). The communities of Elkridge, Linthicum Heights, Linthicum, and Ferndale border the airport to the north while Glen Burnie, South Gate, and Severn are all located to the south of the airport.

Primary access to the terminal and cargo facilities is via Interstate 195, which is a four-lane divided highway. Elm Road and Aviation Boulevard provide secondary access to both the terminal and cargo facilities. The airport is also accessible by Amtrak, the MARC regional commuter rail system, and the Maryland Transit Administration’s Light Rail System.

The Airport facility location, stormwater drainage area, and surrounding areas are shown on the Facility Location Map (See Figure 1). The layouts for the FMX and MAC Buildings are shown on the Site Layout Map (See Figure 2). The locations of emergency response equipment, hazardous materials storage, and hazardous waste accumulation for Buildings 116, 121, 137, 172, and 105 are indicated in Figures 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, respectively.

3.2 OPERATIONS

BWI Marshall is owned by the State of Maryland and operated by MDOT MAA on behalf of the Maryland Department of Transportation. The airport property currently includes 3,596 acres; most of the northern half of the airport property has been developed, while most of the southern portion of the property remains largely undeveloped. The airport serves more than 50 commuter, charter, and cargo airlines, and more than 30 commercial airlines. The airport’s existing terminal complex configuration is classified as a centralized passenger processing building that consists of five piers (four domestic and one international); a Midfield Cargo Terminal; and ground service for passenger airlines, cargo airlines, charter services, and private aircraft.

3.3 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL AND WASTE INVENTORY

An inventory of hazardous materials at MDOT MAA is maintained in an online database by the Office of Safety and Risk Management. Typical hazardous wastes are presented in Appendix A. Table 2 lists areas where hazardous wastes are accumulated:

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Table 2: BWI Marshall Areas of Hazardous Waste Accumulation Area Address Major Operations Field Maintenance Facility Fuel Farm Rd Vehicle fueling, vehicle and equipment (FMX) Building 116 BWI Thurgood Marshall MD maintenance, hazardous waste accumulation, 21240 hazardous material storage, equipment storage. FMX Building 121 Fuel Farm Rd Vehicle fueling, vehicle and equipment BWI Thurgood Marshall MD maintenance, hazardous waste accumulation, 21240 hazardous material storage, equipment storage. FMX Building 137 Fuel Farm Rd Vehicle fueling, vehicle and equipment BWI Thurgood Marshall MD maintenance, hazardous material storage, 21240 equipment storage. Hazardous waste storage location behind building. MAC Building 172 7001 Aviation Blvd Facility maintenance support activities including Glen Burnie MD 21061 carpentry, welding, electrical, lighting, plumbing, and painting services. Hazardous material, and universal waste. Hazardous waste storage location behind building. Universal waste accumulation area located near hazardous waste storage location. Fire Training Facility 1200 Mathison Way Fire Training Facility, where 5,000-gallon and BWI Thurgood Marshall 10,000-gallon Aboveground Storage Tanks MD 21240 (ASTs) provide storage for Jet A fuel used for firefighting training. Additionally, two 20,000- gallon ASTs are also located at the Fire Training Facility that provide storage for waste from firefighting training, consisting of Jet A fuel, firefighting foam, and water. Airfield Rescue Fire Facility 1200 Mathison Way Hazardous material, universal waste, and (ARFF), Building 105 BWI Thurgood Marshall hazardous waste accumulation MD 21240

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4. INCIDENT RESPONSE AND REPORTING

This section describes incident response and reporting procedures and follow-up actions. Support documentation is presented in the supplemental appendix sections as indicated in each subsection.

Incident response and reporting will take place in a manner protective of human health and the environment and will comply with all applicable laws and regulations. The provisions of this procedure must be carried out immediately whenever there is a fire, explosion, or hazardous substance release that could threaten human health or the environment.

4.1 FACILITY LOCATION

BWI Marshall is located in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. The Facility Location Map (Figure 1) shows BWI Marshall with respect to the immediate vicinity.

Initial treatment for BWI Marshall associates’ work-related injuries will be provided by University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center or WorkPro Occupational Medical Services.

The facility layout is shown on Figures 2 through 11.

4.2 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Federal and state regulations mandate that each facility subject to Contingency Plan and Emergency Preparedness provisions (40 CFR 265.55 and 265.56, and COMAR 26.13.05.04F and G) designate an Emergency Coordinator. The following section summarizes the roles and responsibilities of the Emergency Coordinator.

4.2.1 Emergency Coordinator Responsibilities

Whenever there is an imminent or actual emergency situation, the Emergency Coordinator must immediately:

1. Activate facility alarms or communication systems, where applicable, to notify facility personnel; and

2. Notify local emergency response agencies. Local Emergency Response Agencies will normally notify the State Emergency Response Agency and Federal Emergency Response Agency as necessary. This should be confirmed with the local emergency response agency as soon as practical.

Whenever there is an emission or discharge, fire, or explosion, MDOT MAA personnel must identify the character, source, quantity, and areal extent of emitted or discharged materials. This may be done by observation or review of records and, if necessary, by chemical analysis.

Concurrently, the Emergency Coordinator must assess possible hazards to human health or the environment that may result from the emission or discharge, fire, or explosion. This assessment must consider both direct and indirect effects of the emission, discharge, fire, or explosion.

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During an emergency, the Emergency Coordinator must take all reasonable measures necessary to ensure that fire, explosion, emission, or discharge do not occur, recur, or spread to other materials or wastes at the facility. These measures shall include—where applicable—stopping processes and operations, collecting and containing released materials or wastes, and removing or isolating containers.

If the facility stops local operations in response to a fire, explosion, emission, or discharge, the Emergency Coordinator must ensure that adequate monitoring is conducted for leaks, pressure build-up, gas generation, or ruptures in valves, pipes, or other equipment, wherever this is appropriate.

Immediately after an emergency, the Emergency Coordinator, with MDE approval, must provide for treating, storing, and properly disposing of residues, contaminated soil, etc., from an emission, discharge, fire, or explosion at the facility. The Emergency Coordinator or appropriate designate must note in the operating record the time, date, and details of any incident that requires implementing the contingency plan.

The Emergency Coordinator must ensure that the following conditions are met for the affected areas of the facility:

 Cleanup procedures must be completed prior to processing, storing, treating, or disposal of any materials or wastes which are incompatible with the emitted or discharged residues.

 All emergency equipment listed in the Contingency Plan is cleaned and fit for its intended use before operations are resumed.

After the incident, the Emergency Coordinator, the Environmental Coordinator or designee, must submit written reports of the incident as outlined in the Spill Response Procedures for Maintenance and Environmental Compliance (Appendix D). For all incidents requiring 911-response or reporting to MDE, the Emergency Coordinator will submit a written report within 10 days to MDE and within 60 days to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regional administrator. The report must include the following:

 Name, address, and telephone number of the individual filing the report

 Name, address, and telephone number of the facility

 Date, time, and location of the incident

 A brief description of the circumstances causing the incident

 Description and estimated quantity by weight or volume of materials or wastes involved

 An assessment of any contamination of land, water, or air that has occurred due to the incident

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 Estimated quantity and disposition of recovered materials or wastes that resulted from the incident

 Confirmation that in the affected area(s) of the facility no waste that is incompatible with the released material is treated, stored, or disposed of until cleanup procedures are completed

 Assurance that all emergency equipment is cleaned and fit for use before operations are resumed in the affected area(s)

 A description of what actions the facility intends to take to prevent a similar occurrence in the future.

4.2.2 Organizational Responsibilities

Table 3 summarizes organizational roles and responsibilities for responding to emergencies caused by or with the potential to affect hazardous waste, as well as developing and maintaining the Contingency Plan.

Table 3: Contingency Plan Responsibilities by Position Position/Role Responsibilities BWI/MDOT MAA Staff Shift Commander  Designated authority to carry out the Contingency Plan and commit resources. BWI Marshall FRD  Acts as liaison between outside environmental agencies and the facility. Emergency Coordinator  Notifies MDE’s Emergency Services Division and National Response Center (NRC) for chemical releases.  Notifies MDE for oil and chemical releases.  Provides support services to outside environmental agencies as needed.  Coordinates environmental compliance of cleanup operations following emergency.  Utilizes necessary resources of the facility to effectively respond to an incident.  Assesses the direct and indirect impacts of incidents and possible impacts of incidents upon human health and the environment.  Directs and implements spill prevention provisions and procedures, manages procurement, placement, maintenance, and inspection of spill response equipment.  Works with Environmental Coordinator to provide all follow-up notification and/or letters have been written and submitted to the appropriate agencies.  Ensures that all required follow-up actions are accurately communicated to site management in a timely manner. EC Manager  Overall site environmental compliance. Environmental  Overall Contingency Plan development and implementation. Coordinator  Maintains and updates the Contingency Plan, as needed.  Assists in coordination with outside environmental agencies as needed.  Supports assessment of the incident and development of a plan to control the release, evacuate the affected area, and ensure the safety of the emergency responders and general public.  Ensures that all follow-up notification and/or letters have been written and submitted to the appropriate agencies.

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Position/Role Responsibilities AOC Manager / Shift  Receives and routes reports of releases, fires, or other events to appropriate Commander parties (BWI Marshall FRD, EC, MDTA Police, MDOT MAA Executives, Federal Aviation Administration, etc.).  AOC Manager On-Duty designates a staff member to report to the Command Post and support FRD personnel.  Records the incident in the Spill Log. Police Commander On-  Dispatches an officer to the Command Post to assist FRD personnel with the Duty Supervisor incident response. MDTA Police  Escorts mutual aid agencies within the Security Identification Display Area.  Assists in the evacuation of buildings.  Monitors the evacuation zone and ensures unauthorized persons remain out of the area. Chief  Designates staff member(s) to report to the Command Post and support FRD MDOT MAA Office of personnel. Operations and  Provides support for the mobilization of incident response resources (spill kits, Maintenance absorbent materials, etc.)  Performs building closures through the shut-off of utilities and coordinates with private sector utilities for assistance (as applicable).  Erects barricades as directed by FRD.  Oversees site (ground) security.  Implements the site Preventive Maintenance program and performs periodic equipment inspection and maintenance. Chief Engineer  Assumes overall responsibility for the response and recovery operations. Division of Planning and  Authorizes additional resources necessary for response activities. Engineering  Authorizes the release of information to the public. Primary Witness(es) of  Contacts AOC. Incident  Follows “Other Facility Staff” responsibilities. MDOT MAA  Remains nearby scene at a safe distance until dismissed by Emergency Staff/Contractor / Tenant Coordinator. Other Facility Staff  Performs response as directed by AOC or FRD.  Evacuates buildings or facilities per FRD instruction, as only as appropriate for emergency response training received. Outside Agencies Anne Arundel County Fire  Responds to hazardous waste releases, fires, and explosions. and Rescue Operations MDE, Emergency  Responds to hazardous waste releases. Response Division  Performs hazardous waste containment, assessment, and cleanup services. Emergency Response  Performs incident response and cleanup as needed by MDOT MAA. Contractor

4.3 INCIDENT DISCOVERY, REPORTING AND RESPONSE

Spill reporting and response procedures for Maintenance and EC Levels are summarized in Appendix D of this plan. The following is a brief summary of spill reporting and response procedures for BWI.

4.3.1 Spill or Release Discovery, Initial Response, and Internal Reporting

Upon discovery of a spill or release, MDOT MAA personnel should evaluate the following factors:

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 Size of the spill

 Whether the spill is of immediate danger to human health and safety or to the environment

 Where the spill occurred (indoors, outdoors, aboveground, underground, etc.)

 Whether spill can be contained on an impervious surface, or if the spill reached waterways, storm drains, soils, or shorelines.

For all spills, the following procedures apply:

1. If spill is discharging from fuel pump(s), activate emergency shut-off switch to immediately stop the flow of oil. If spill is discharging as a result of a wastewater pump station immediately de-energize the pumps to stop the flow of surcharging sewage. If properly trained, MDOT MAA personnel will stop and contain the spill using a nearby spill kit or absorbent materials. Absorbent materials (e.g., spill pads, booms, stay-dri) are permitted to be used in order to absorb the spilled material. Make every effort to stop the flow of spilled oil, hazardous substances, and wastewater from reaching stormwater drains, manholes, ponds, and unpaved surfaces. Once spilled materials reach these areas, spills should only be cleaned up by properly trained personnel.

2. MDOT MAA personnel will call Airport Operations to report the spill. All personnel at MDOT MAA will be equipped with a means of communication via phone, cell phone, or radio. Individuals with access to a phone or cell phone can call Airport Operations directly to report the spill. Individuals who are equipped with a radio will need to first notify their Supervisor(s), who will then report the spill to Airport Operations. The following information will be provided:

a. Location and time of incident b. Duration of release c. Name and/or type of material released d. Amount and size of container(s) from which release occurred e. The medium or media into which the release occurred f. Dangerous properties of the material, if any g. Number of personnel injured or involved, if any.

4.3.2 Airport Operations Response Actions

Once notified of the spill or release, Airport Operations will notify the BWI Fire Department of the spill. In the case of a reportable spill, the Shift Commander will assume the role of the Emergency Coordinator and control the situation.

The designated Emergency Coordinator will determine whether a localized evacuation is necessary to ensure personnel safety and isolate and respond to a spill incident. Evacuation routes are marked on the figures which show the hazardous waste accumulation areas (Figures 3 through 11.)

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If personnel were injured as a result of the spill incident, Airport Operations will notify Emergency Medical Services to respond to the scene.

Airport Operations will dispatch an emergency response trailer/vehicle for additional spill response support, if necessary. Airport Operations will also dispatch MDOT MAA’s emergency response contractor if additional response support or site remediation is required. Airport Operations will dispatch one of three emergency response trailers or vehicles located onsite at the airport:

1. If FRD is notified to respond to a spill (for larger spills, as directed by BWI Airport Operations), the emergency response vehicle parked at the FRD facility on Mathison Way will be dispatched.

2. If the spill occurs on the airfield, the emergency response trailer parked at the MAC Building will be dispatched.

3. If the spill is restricting airport operations, the emergency response trailer parked at the MAC Building will be dispatched. MDOT MAA personnel will assist the dispatched emergency response team as needed or if directed to do so.

4.3.3 Spill Reporting

Airport Operations will notify EC of the spill event. EC will report the spill, providing the same information that was provided to Airport Operations by the individual who discovered the spill. EC will notify the following:

1. If the discharge reaches a sanitary sewer, the publicly owned treatment works will be notified immediately.

2. If the discharge reaches navigable waters, the EC will notify the NRC. The EC will also notify EPA whenever a spill is reported to the NRC.

3. For all reportable spills, EC will notify the MDE Emergency Response Program at (866) 633-4686 within 2 hours of the spill.

EC is responsible for the management of post spill communications. If the spill is designated as “reportable,” EC will complete the MDE Spill Report Form (provided in Appendix D) and submit copies of the completed form to the MDE Emergency Response Division within 10 days of the spill cleanup, and to the EPA Region III Regional Administrator within 60 days of the spill. If the spill is “non-reportable,” then no further action is required.

4.3.4 Spill Cleanup and Disposal

MDOT MAA personnel and/or remediation or cleanup contractors, as appropriate, will clean up the absorbent materials and dispose of the materials as hazardous waste in properly labeled waste containers. All spilled or released material will be removed from all exposed surfaces such as equipment, flooring, and the ground to the extent possible. If a hazardous material is released onto

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Only properly trained MDOT MAA personnel are permitted to perform disposal activities; otherwise, personnel must remain at the spill site to restrict access until someone who is properly trained in disposal arrives.

4.3.5 Recordkeeping

All spill incidents that occur at BWI Marshall will be logged into a spill log that will be maintained onsite. The spill log will be completed onsite within 2 days of the incident. Airport Operations maintains a log for all incidents (“Ops Spill Log”), and FRD maintains a log only for the incidents that they respond to (“FRD Incident Log”). The EC combines the logs generated from both Airport Operations and FRD to maintain a “master” spill log, which is updated on a monthly basis. All spill history documentation will be maintained onsite for a minimum of 5 years. The EC is responsible for appropriately maintaining spill records.

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5. SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PLANNING

5.1 PRE-RELEASE PLANNING

This section describes the equipment and processes in place to respond to spills and/or releases of hazardous materials and hazardous wastes.

5.1.1 Internal/External Communication and Alarm Systems

5.1.1.1 Alarm Systems

 Burglary The majority of buildings at BWI Marshall are protected by electronic alarm switches at entrance ways. The alarm system is monitored by site security contractor.

 Fire All buildings at BWI Marshall are protected by flow alarms on sprinkler risers. All high hazard rooms are protected by foam fire suppression systems. Manual Fire Alarm pull stations are located at all building exits.

 Power Failure Upon loss of power, building monitoring systems are in place that alert appropriate personnel.

 Alarm Testing BWI Marshall maintains one or more service contracts for the testing of the BWI Marshall protection systems.

5.1.1.2 Communications

 External Communications Fire, facility access controls, power failure, boiler failure, and systems trouble are all monitored by contractors. The alarm contractors has written procedures to follow for each alarm.

 Internal Communications All personnel at MDOT MAA will be equipped with a means of communication via phone, cell phone, or radio. Individuals with access to a phone or cell phone can call Airport Operations directly to report a spill. Individuals who are equipped with a radio must first notify their Supervisor(s), who will then report a spill to Airport Operations.

5.1.2 Spill and Emergency Response Equipment

A list of spill and emergency equipment available is located in Appendix B. The list identifies emergency equipment for use during incidents and describes the characteristics of this equipment.

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Spill response equipment is located in areas that are considered high-risk for a spill (i.e., inside maintenance shops and fueling areas). The inventory of the spill response equipment is monitored during the weekly hazardous waste accumulation area inspection and the monthly inspection required by the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures (SPCC) Plan.

Equipment used for some incidents, such as firefighting equipment, requires adequate water pressure. FRD personnel regularly test this emergency equipment to ensure adequate pressure and perform maintenance as warranted. In addition to a fire suppression system for buildings, BWI Marshall maintains a hydrant system with fire hydrants located near the hazardous waste accumulation areas.

The evacuation diagrams (Figures 3 through 11) identify the locations of some types of emergency equipment, including fire extinguishers, spill kits, and emergency eye wash stations.

5.1.3 Firefighting Equipment

All buildings at BWI Marshall are protected by fire protection systems. This section provides a description of the fire protection systems in use and their locations.

5.1.3.1 Fire Extinguishers

Portable fire extinguishers are located throughout the facility, as indicated on Figures 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11. Employees should only use a fire extinguisher to respond to a small isolated fire if they have been appropriately trained to use the fire extinguisher, and they may safely do so.

5.2 INSPECTION AND MONITORING – WASTE ACCUMULATION AREAS

5.2.1 Bulk Storage

Monthly inspections are conducted of bulk waste accumulation tanks. Two 20,000-gallon aboveground storage tanks provide storage for waste from firefighting training consisting of Jet A fuel, firefighting foam, and water. These waste storage tanks are double walled and located inside a concrete containment dike.

5.2.2 Hazardous Waste Management

Hazardous waste drums are stored pending shipment in designated 90-day accumulation areas, located in the Field Maintenance Building behind the Heavy Equipment Shop (Building 137) and in the parking lot of the MAC Building (Building) 172. Aisle space is maintained to allow movement of personnel, and fire, spill control and decontamination equipment. The hazardous waste accumulation areas are monitored routinely and inspected weekly.

5.3 HOUSEKEEPING

Good housekeeping is the responsibility of all MDOT MAA BWI Marshall employees. Employees are responsible for immediate cleanup and notification of any spills in their immediate

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Housekeeping in the 90-day storage areas and Satellite Accumulation Areas is inspected by EC as part of the weekly inspections.

5.4 EMPLOYEE TRAINING

MDOT MAA personnel who have duties that may involve hazardous waste-handling receive training for general spill prevention and basic spill response. This training is provided during the annual environmental awareness training. MDOT MAA’s EC section is responsible for providing the annual environmental awareness training that includes the following topics:

 Awareness of Contingency Plan, including procedures and requirements outlined within the Contingency Plan

 Potential sources of oil spills

 Basic spill prevention and response procedures

 Spill reporting procedures.

Records of attendance to the annual environmental awareness training are maintained at MDOT MAA’s EC office and are uploaded to the Joint Environmental Tracking System (JETS) website. Personnel training records are also maintained using MDOT MAA’s intranet-based learning management system.

Tenants at BWI Marshall are responsible for providing training to their personnel.

FRD personnel receive oil spill emergency response through a 40-hour Hazardous Materials Technician Course. These personnel are the core response team for BWI Marshall. The FRD is responsible for ensuring that these individuals receive appropriate refresher courses and replacement personnel are equivalently trained. The FRD maintains a training record to include date, participants, and contents of training.

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Appendix A

Typical Hazardous Waste Inventory

Appendix A Typical Hazard Wastes at BWI Marshall

Maximum Material or Hazardous Material Quantity Waste Environmental or Waste Location Stored at Properties Hazards Used Oil Field Maintenance 825 gallons Flammable Fire, groundwater and Facility (Buildings surface water 116, 121, and 137) contamination Waste Paints Field Maintenance 250 pounds Flammable Fire, groundwater and Facility (Buildings surface water 116, 121, and 137), contamination

MAC Building (172)

ARRF (Building 105) Spent Rags Field Maintenance Up to 1 drum Flammable Fire, groundwater and Facility (Buildings (55 gallons surface water 116, 121, and 137), each) contamination

MAC Building (172) Used Absorbent Field Maintenance Up to 40 drums Flammable Fire, groundwater and Materials Facility (Buildings (55 gallons Combustible surface water 116, 121, and 137) each) contamination

MAC Building (172) Waste Mercury1 MAC Building 25 pounds Toxic Groundwater and (172) surface water contamination Waste Fuels2 Field Maintenance Up to 9 drums Flammable Fire, groundwater and Facility (Buildings (55 gallons Combustible surface water 116, 121, and 137) each) contamination

Fire Training Facility Waste Lamps (as Field Maintenance 350 pounds Toxic Groundwater and hazardous waste) Facility (Buildings surface water 116, 121, and 137) contamination

MAC Building (172) 1 Includes waste mercury and waste mercury mixes; for example, mercury and water. 2 Includes waste fuel and waste fuel mixes; for example, gasoline and water

Appendix B

Spill and Emergency Response Equipment Inventory and Locations

Appendix B Spill and Emergency Response Equipment Location Equipment Type Building Name Building Number Fire Training Facility Not applicable Spill Kit* Cargo 112 Spill Kit* Field Maintenance Area Not applicable Emergency Response Vehicle Absorbent materials (small and large oil booms, Stay-Dri, spill pads) Field Maintenance 116 Spill Kit* Field Maintenance 117 Spill Kit* Equipment Shed/Paint Shop Field Maintenance 118 Absorbent Equipment Shed Vehicle Maintenance Building 121 Spill Kit* Elm Road Maintenance Building 122 Spill Kit* Heavy Equipment Shop 137 Absorbent Tank Truck 533 Not applicable Absorbent materials (Stay-Dri, spill pads) Parked at Field Maintenance Trash bags Between Buildings 115 and 158 Labels 5-Gallon Pail Daily Parking Garage 140 Spill Kit* MAC Building 172 Spill Kit* Vehicle Maintenance Area Not applicable Absorbent materials (small and large oil booms, Stay-Dri, spill pads) ARRF 105 Spill Kit * (located on fire trucks) * Spill kits typically contain the following items: overpack drums; booms; mats; pads; socks; gloves; disposal bags, ties, and labels; and emergency response guidebooks/instructions.

Appendix C

Contingency Plan Regulatory Requirement Checklist

Contingency Regulatory Reference Requirement Plan Section RCRA Subpart D–Contingency Plan and Emergency Procedures and COMAR 26.13.05.03 Preparedness and Prevention and 26.13.05.04 Contingency Plan and Emergency Procedures RCRA COMAR Subpart D Owner / operator must have contingency plan Entire plan 265.51(a) 26.13.05.04B(1) for facility; Contingency plan provisions must be carried out Entire plan immediately whenever there is a fire, explosion, 265.51(b) 26.13.05.04B(2) or release of hazardous waste or hazardous waste constituents which could threaten human health or the environment Describe actions taken to comply with 265.51 / Section 4 §§B and 265.56 / §§G in response to fires, 265.52(a) 26.13.05.04C(1) explosions, or any unplanned sudden or non- sudden release of hazardous waste or hazardous waste constituents to air, soil, or surface water If SPCC plan or other emergency or contingency SPCC is separate 265.52(b) 26.13.05.04C(2) plan already exists, it may be amended to plan for site comply with requirements of this Part Describe arrangements with local police and fire Section 4 265.52(c) 26.13.05.04C(3) depts., hospitals, contractors, State and local emergency teams List names, addresses, and phone numbers Appendix F (office and home) of all persons qualified to act 265.52(d) 26.13.05.04C(4) as emergency coordinator; keep list current; identify primary and subsequent alternate coordinators List all emergency equipment (fire Section 5 / extinguishing, spill control, communications and Appendix 265.52(e) 26.13.05.04C(5) alarms, decontamination equipment); keep list current; location and physical description; brief outline of capabilities Evacuation Plan (signals, routes, alternate Figures 3 - 11 265.52(f) 26.13.05.04C(6) routes) Copy of contingency plan and all revisions must Section 1 265.53(a) 26.13.05.04D(1) be maintained at facility Submitted to all local police and fire Section 1 departments, hospitals, and State and local 265.53(b) 26.13.05.04D(2) emergency response teams that may be called upon to provide emergency services 265.54 26.13.05.04E Plan review and amendments Section 1 At all times, at least one employee must be on Section 4 facility premises or on call with responsibility 265.55 26.13.05.04F for coordinating all emergency response measures Emergency Coordinator (EC) must be familiar Section 4 with all aspects of the facility's contingency plan; all operations and activities at the facility; 265.55 26.13.05.04F the location, characteristics of wastes handled; the location of records within facility; and the facility layout.

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Contingency Regulatory Reference Requirement Plan Section EC must have the authority to commit the Section 4 265.55 26.13.05.04F resources necessary to implement the contingency plan EC must, whenever there is an imminent or Section 4 actual emergency situation, activate internal 265.56(a)(1) 26.13.05.04G(1)(a) facility alarms, where applicable, to notify all facility personnel EC must, whenever there is an imminent or Section 4 actual emergency situation, notify appropriate 265.56(a)(2) 26.13.05.04G(1)(b) State / local agencies with designated response roles, if their help is needed EC shall immediately identify the character, Section 4 exact source, amount and areal extent of any 256.56(b) 26.13.05.04G(2) released materials whenever there is a release, fire or explosion. EC must assess possible direct and indirect Section 4 hazards to human health and the environment 265.56(c) 26.13.05.04G(3) that may result from the release, fire, or explosion EC must, if there is a release, fire, or explosion Section 4 that could threaten human health or the 265.56(d)(1) 26.13.05.04G(4)(a) and environment outside the facility notify local and (2) (b) officials immediately of needed evacuations and also the National Response Center EC will also notify the Maryland Department of Appendix F 26.13.05.04G(4)(b) the Environment Emergency Response Program (866) 633-4686 EC must be available to help local officials Section 4 265.56(d)(1) 26.13.05.04G(4)(a) assess whether areas need to be evacuated The report shall include: Name and telephone of Section 4, reporter; facility name and address; time and Appendix D type of incident; name and quantity of materials 265.56(d)(2) 26.13.05.04G(4)(b) involved to the extent known; extent of injuries, if any; and the possible hazards to human health or the environment outside the facility. EC must report to NRC ( & MDE) the Section 4, following: name and phone number of reporter, Appendix D name and address of facility, time and type of 265.56(d)(2) 26.13.05.04G(4)(b) incident, name and quantity of material(s) involved if known, the extent of injuries, if any, and possible hazards to human health and the environment outside the facility During an emergency, the coordinator must take Section 4, all reasonable measures to ensure fires, Appendix D 265.56(e) 26.13.05.04G(5) explosions, and releases do not occur, recur, or spread If the facility stops operations in response to a Section 4, fire, explosion, or release, monitoring for leaks, Appendix D 265.56(f) 26.13.05.04G(6) pressure buildup, gas generation, or ruptures must be conducted, where appropriate

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Contingency Regulatory Reference Requirement Plan Section Immediately after an emergency, the EC must Section 4, make provisions for treating, storing, or Appendix D 265.56(g) 26.13.05.04G(7) disposing of recovered waste and any other incident residuals The EC must ensure that, in affected area(s) of Section 4, the facility, no waste that is incompatible with Appendix D 265.56(h)(1) 26.13.05.04G(8)(a) the released material is treated, stored, or disposed of until cleanup procedures are completed The EC must, in affected area(s) of the facility, Section 4, 265.56(h)(2) 26.13.05.04G(8)(b) ensure that all emergency equipment is cleaned Appendix D and fit for use before operations area resumed Owner / operator must notify the Regional Section 4, administrator and appropriate State / local Appendix D 265.56(i) 26.13.05.04G(9) authorities that the facility is in compliance with paragraph 265.56(h) before operates resume in affected area(s) Owner / operator must note in the operating Section 4, 265.56(j) 26.13.05.04G(10) record the time, date, and details of any incident Appendix D that requires implementing the contingency plan Owner / operator must, within 15 days after the Section 4, incident, submit a written report to USEPA Appendix D including the name, address, and telephone number of the owner / operator of the facility; the date, time, and type of incident; name and 265.56(j)(1) 26.13.05.04G(10)(a) - (g) quantity of materials involved; extent of any injuries; assessment of actual or potential hazards to human health or the environment, where this is applicable; and estimated quantity and disposition of recovered material that resulted from the incident

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Appendix D

MDOT MAA BWI Marshall Spill Response Procedures

Document Number: Revision date: Approved by: Page MAA_WI_SPCC_4 7/28/2017 Mark Williams 1

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1.0 PURPOSE

The purpose of this work instruction is to establish a procedure for the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration (MDOT MAA) Environmental Compliance Section (EC) to respond to spills that occur at MDOT MAA facilities and describe countermeasures for spill discovery, response, reporting, and cleanup.

2.0 SCOPE

The scope of this procedure applies to MDOT MAA facilities – Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall (BWI Marshall) Airport and Martin State (MTN) Airport – that have the potential to discharge or spill oil, hazardous substances, and wastewater typically as a result of both MDOT MAA and tenant activities associated with the equipment, vehicle, airplane, or field maintenance operations at the facilities. This procedure is established in accordance with federal regulations and the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan for each airport.

3.0 RESPONSIBILITY

Any MDOT MAA individual who discovers and/or creates a spill of oil, hazardous substances, or wastewater will be responsible for identifying the situation and initiating spill response procedures in accordance with this procedure.

The BWI Marshall Airport Operations Center is responsible for receiving and routing reports of spill events to the appropriate parties (i.e., EC, BWI Marshall Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting (ARRF), etc.).

The BWI Marshall Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting will respond to and the Shift Commander will resume the role of the emergency response coordinator (ERC) and manage spills which cannot be initially contained and controlled, and/or where there is a release to the environment at BWI Marshall Airport.

The MTN Airport Operations is responsible for receiving and routing reports of spill events to the appropriate parties (i.e., EC, Maryland Air National Guard (MANG) Fire Department, etc.).

The MANG Fire Department will respond to and one of the following will resume the role of the emergency response coordinator (ERC) and manage spills which cannot be initially contained and controlled, and/or where there is a release to the environment.  MANG Fire Department’s Shift Commander;  MTN Airport Operations Manager (Charles Baublitz); or  MTN Airport Director (Alfred Pollard).

The Environmental Compliance Section (EC) is responsible for notifying the appropriate agencies and emergency response/remediation contractors, when necessary and ensuring that the spill event is managed in accordance with environmental regulations.

A summary of the emergency contacts for each airport are provided in Attachments A-1 (BWI Marshall) and A-2 (MTN). Document Number: Revision date: Approved by: Page MAA_WI_SPCC_4 7/28/2017 Mark Williams 2

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4.0 PROCEDURE

4.1 Definitions

Spill: A spill can include a discharge from facility tanks, equipment, associated valves and piping and may include oils, hazardous substances, or wastewater.

Reportable Spill: A spill is reportable if it may be released to the environment (i.e., may reach waterways, storm drains, soils, or shorelines). Any spill, whether released to the environment or not, of a Hazardous Substance that equals or exceeds the Superfund Reportable Quantity must be reported. Releases of Extremely Hazardous Substances that trigger reporting requirements must also be reported.1 All other spills are considered non- reportable.

4.2 Response and Reporting Procedures

Spills should only be cleaned up by properly trained personnel.

Specific spill response procedures depend on the following spill characteristics:

 Size of the spill;  Whether the spill is of immediate danger to human health and safety or to the environment;  Where the spill occurred (indoors, outdoors, aboveground, underground, etc.); and  Whether spill can be contained on an impervious surface, or if the spill reached waterways, storm drains, soils, or shorelines.

The response procedures for spills at each airport are described in the following sections and summarized in the flowchart provided in Attachments B-1 (BWI Marshall) and B-2 (MTN).

For all spills, the following procedures apply:

a. Spill response training is conducted during the annual environmental awareness course.

1 The EPCRA List of Hazardous Substances and Reportable Quantities (40 CFR §302.4.) should be consulted for all hazardous substance spills in determining reportable quantity. Document Number: Revision date: Approved by: Page MAA_WI_SPCC_4 7/28/2017 Mark Williams 3

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2. MDOT MAA personnel will call Airport Operations to report the spill.2 The following information will be provided:

3. If necessary, Airport Operations will notify Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting of the spill. In the case of a reportable spill, the Shift Commander will assume the role of the ERC and control the situation.3 If personnel were injured as a result of the spill incident, Airport Operations will notify Emergency Medical Services to respond to the scene.

4. Airport Operations will dispatch an emergency response trailer/vehicle for additional spill response support, if necessary. Airport Operations will also dispatch MDOT MAA’s emergency response contractor if additional response support or site remediation is required.

a. BWI Marshall Operations will dispatch one of three emergency response trailers or vehicle located on-site at the airport: i. If FRD is notified to respond to a spill (for larger spills, as directed by BWI Marshall Operations), the emergency response vehicle parked at the FRD facility on Mathison Way will be dispatched. ii. If the spill occurs on the airfield, the emergency response trailer parked in front of the Field Lighting Vault will be dispatched. iii. If the spill is restricting airport operations, the emergency response trailer parked at the MAC Building will be dispatched. b. MTN Airport Operations will dispatch its emergency response vehicle which is typically parked by the Terminal.

MDOT MAA personnel will assist the dispatched emergency response team as needed or if directed to do so.

5. Airport Operations will notify EC of the spill event. EC will report the spill, providing the same information that was provided to Airport Operations by the individual who discovered the spill. EC will notify the following:

2 All personnel at MDOT MAA will be equipped with a means of communication via phone, cell phone, or radio. Individuals with access to a phone or cell phone can call Airport Operations directly to report the spill. Individuals who are equipped with a radio will need to first notify their Supervisor(s), who will then report the spill to Airport Operations. 3 BWI Marshall Airport Operations notifies BWI Marshall’s Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting of all spills. MTN Airport Operations will not notify the MANG Fire Department unless the Fire Department is required to respond to the spill. Document Number: Revision date: Approved by: Page MAA_WI_SPCC_4 7/28/2017 Mark Williams 4

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a. If the discharge reaches a sanitary sewer, the publicly owned treatment works (POTW) will need to be notified immediately. b. If the discharge reaches navigable waters, the National Response Center (NRC) will need to be notified. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will also need to be notified whenever a spill is reported to the NRC. c. For all reportable spills, EC will notify the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) Emergency Response Division within 2 hours of the spill. i. The EC is responsible for the management of post spill communications.

6. MDOT MAA personnel and/or remediation or cleanup contractors, as appropriate, will clean up the absorbent materials and dispose of the materials as hazardous waste in properly labeled waste containers. Only properly trained MDOT MAA personnel are permitted to perform disposal activities; otherwise, personnel must remain at the spill site until someone who is properly trained in disposal arrives.

7. The spill log will be completed on-site within 2 days of the incident:

 BWI Marshall: Airport Operations maintains a log for all incidents (“Ops Spill Log”), and FRD maintains a log only for the incidents that they respond to (“FRD Incident Log”). EC combines the logs generated from both Airport Operations and FRD to maintain a “master” spill log, which is updated on a monthly basis.

 MTN: Airport Operations maintains a log for all incidents, and the MANG FRD maintains a log only for the incidents that they respond to.

8. If the spill is designated as “reportable,” EC will complete the MDE Spill Report Form (provided in Attachment C) and submit copies of the completed form to the MDE Emergency Response Division within 10 days of the spill cleanup, and to the EPA Region III Regional Administrator within 60 days of the spill. If the spill is “non-reportable,” the no further action is required.

5.0 RECORDKEEPING

All spill incidents that occur at each airport will be logged into a spill log that will be maintained on-site. All spill history documentation will be maintained on-site for a minimum of five years. It is EC’s responsibility to ensure that spill records are appropriately maintained.

6.0 VERIFICATION AND CORRECTIVE ACTION

This procedure will be reviewed on a periodic basis not to exceed one year. The periodic review will include verification that personnel are periodically provided refresher trainings to ensure that they understand the appropriate procedures to follow in the occurrence of a spill.

7.0 REFERENCES

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 Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans for BWI Marshall and MTN Airport.  40 CFR 112.7(a)(3)(iv)-(vi)  40 CFR 302  Spill Response Procedures for BWI Marshall Airport (Work Instruction)  Spill Response Procedures for MTN Airport (Work Instruction)

ATTACHMENT A-1

BWI MARSHALL AIRPORT EMERGENCY CONTACTS

Agency or Individual Address Phone Number(s) Federal Agencies National Response Center (NRC) U.S. Coast Guard (CG-3RFP-2) (800) 424-8802 2100 2nd Street, SW, Room 2111-B (202) 267-2180 Washington, DC 20593 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 1650 Arch Street (800) 438-2474 Region III Philadelphia, PA 19103

Chemical Transportation Emergency Center 1300 Wilson Boulevard (800) 262-8200 (CHEMTREC) Arlington, VA 22209

State Agencies Maryland Department of the Environment 1800 Washington Boulevard (866) 633-4686 (MDE) Emergency Response Division Baltimore, MD 21230

Maryland State Police (MSP) 1201 Reisterstown Road (800) 525-5555 Pikesville, MD 21208 (410) 653-4200

Maryland Emergency Management Agency 5401 Rue Saint Lo Drive (877) 636-2872 (MEMA) Reisterstown, MD 21136

Maryland Department of Natural Resources Tawes State Office Building (877) 620-8367 (DNR) 580 Taylor Avenue Annapolis, MD 21401 Local Agencies Anne Arundel County Fire Marshal 2660 Riva Road (410) 222-7884 Annapolis, MD 21401

Anne Arundel County Fire/Rescue Operations 8501 Veterans Highway (410) 222-8322 Millersville, MD 21108

Anne Arundel County Police Department 8495 Veterans Highway (410) 222-8050 Headquarters Millersville, MD 21108

Emergency Response Contractors ACV Enviro 2931 Whittington Avenue (410) 368-9170 (formerly Clean Venture Inc.) Baltimore, MD 21230

BWI MARSHALL AIRPORT EMERGENCY CONTACTS (continued)

Agency or Individual Address Phone Number(s) Facility Contacts (Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration) Paul L. Shank, P.E., C.M. 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7061 Chief Engineer, Linthicum, MD 21090 Division of Planning and Engineering Wayne S. Pennell, A.A.E. 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7335 Chief, Linthicum, MD 21090 Division of BWI-Marshall Operations & Maintenance Robin Bowie 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7103 Director Linthicum, MD 21090 Office of Environmental Services Mark Williams 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7448 Manager, Linthicum, MD 21090 Cell: (443) 250-1029 Environmental Compliance Section Office of Environmental Services Jesse Dobson 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7806 Environmental Analyst, Linthicum, MD 21090 Cell: (443) 423-9016 Environmental Compliance Section Office of Environmental Services BWI Marshall Airport Operations Third Floor, Terminal Building Office: (410) 859-7018 BWI Marshall Airport, MD 21240 or Office: (410) 859-7019 BWI Marshall Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting 1200 Mathison Way Office: (410) 859-7222 Consolidated Dispatch Center BWI Marshall Airport, MD 21240

ATTACHMENT A-2

MTN AIRPORT EMERGENCY CONTACTS

Chemical Transportation Emergency Center 1300 Wilson Boulevard (800) 262-8200 (CHEMTREC) Arlington, VA 22209

State Agencies Maryland Department of the Environment 1800 Washington Boulevard (866) 633-4686 (MDE) Emergency Response Division Baltimore, MD 21230

Maryland State Police (MSP) 1201 Reisterstown Road (800) 525-5555 Pikesville, MD 21208 (410) 653-4200

Maryland Emergency Management Agency 5401 Rue Saint Lo Drive (877) 636-2872 (MEMA) Reisterstown, MD 21136

Maryland Department of Natural Resources Tawes State Office Building (877) 620-8367 (DNR) 580 Taylor Avenue Annapolis, MD 21401 Local Agencies Baltimore County Fire Marshal 700 East Joppa Road (410) 887-4880 Towson, MD 21286

Baltimore County Fire Department 700 East Joppa Road (410) 887-4500 Mailstop 1102F, Suite 401 Towson, MD 21204 Baltimore County Police Department 700 East Joppa Road (410) 887-2214 Mailstop 1102E Towson, MD 21286 Emergency Response Contractors ACV Enviro 2931 Whittington Avenue (410) 368-9170 (formerly Clean Venture Inc.) Baltimore, MD 21230

MTN AIRPORT EMERGENCY CONTACTS (continued)

Agency or Individual Address Phone Number(s) Facility Contacts (Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration) Alfred Pollard, A.A.E. 701 Wilson Point Road Office: (410) 682-8826 Chief, Baltimore, MD 21220 Cell: (443) 790-8053 Division of Martin State Airport Operations and Maintenance Charles Baublitz 701 Wilson Point Road Office: (410) 682-8831 Director, Baltimore, MD 21220 Cell: (443) 790-8054 MTN, Office of Operations Paul L. Shank, P.E., C.M. 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7061 Chief Engineer, Linthicum, MD 21090 Division of Planning and Engineering Robin Bowie 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7103 Director Linthicum, MD 21090 Office of Environmental Services Mark Williams 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7448 Manager, Linthicum, MD 21090 Cell: (443) 250-1029 Environmental Compliance Section Office of Environmental Services Jesse Dobson 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7806 Environmental Analyst, Linthicum, MD 21090 Cell: (443) 423-9016 Environmental Compliance Section Office of Environmental Services Maryland Air National Guard (MANG) 701 Wilson Point Road 911 or Fire Department Baltimore, MD 21220 (410) 916-6911

ATTACHMENT B-1

BWI MARSHALL AIRPORT SPILL RESPONSE FLOWCHART

Oil, Hazardous Hazardous Oil, Wastewater Wastewater Substance, MDE MDE POTW POTW NRC MDOT MAA E EPA EC ARRF RC

Did the spill/release occur spill/release the Did

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spill. available) (if switch shut-off emergency Activate BWI Airport Operations will record the spill the record will Operations Airport BWI Clean If remediation BWI Airport Operations will dispatch emergency dispatch will Operations Airport BWI ARRF notify will Operations Airport BWI Operations Airport BWI Call BWI Airport Operations will dispat will Operations Airport BWI ARRF notify will Operations Airport BWI Operations Airport BWI Call dispat will Operations Airport BWI ARRF notify will Operations Airport BWI Operations Airport Marshall BWI Call available) (if switch shut-off emergency Activate EC EC will Spill EC BWI BWI emergency dispatch will Operations Airport BWI BWI available) (if switch shut-off emergency Activate EC will Spill EC be recorded EC il will submitwritt will will will submitwritt will will notify will 10 60 10 Spill ResponseSpill Marshall Airport Operations will notify notify will Operations Airport Marshall will submitwritt will will will NRC Airport Operations will notify notify will Operations Airport days days days days days . . . . absorbent materials and dispose and materials up absorbent noti noti aadu waste hazardous as be be fy fy recorded recorded recorded recorded If ARRF responded ARRF If of of of MDE within 2 hours hours 2 within MDE hours 2 within MDE in th of of PO the incident. the the incident. the incident. the ehicle 37. be required, BWI Marshall BWI is required, the ERC. the ERC. the notified notified TW TW e ACV Enviro).

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ATTACHMENT B-2

MTN AIRPORT SPILL RESPONSE FLOWCHART

Oil, Hazardous Hazardous Oil, Wastewater Wastewater Substance, MANG NRC NRC POTW POTW MDE MDE MDOT MAA E EC EPA RC

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greater than 1,000 gallons? 1,000 than greater the surface surface the reached Was the spill quantitythat spill the Was site personnel personnel site drains, soils drains, reportable reportable waterways, storm drains, drains, storm waterways, Is (typically greater t greater (typically soils, soils, t Did thereach spill Did he 25 Public OwnedTreatmentWorks National Maryland Maryland AirNationalGuard Maryland Maryland DepartmentofTransportation Emergency Environmental Environmental spill considered considered spill waterways,storm or gallons)? greases,includingsynthetic oils seeds, mammalorigin;vegetablefromoils, includingoil oilsspoil;fats, oilrefuse;wastesoil other withmixed t including,petroleum;butnotlimitedto: fuel The term oilThe oilterm means shorelines? or or or t subsurface? YES SURFACE LEGEND YES YES oo shorelines shorelines to nu Response Department oftheEnvironment Aviation Administration clean clean ts, fruits,ts, large for for large Response

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spill, the spill will spill the e spill, Airport Operations will notify will Operations MTN Airport Call If remediation Airport Operations will record the spill the record will Operations MTN Airport Spill will Spill notify EC will MTN will notify MDE within 2 hours 2 within MDE notify EC will hours 2 within MDE notify EC will MTN Activate emergency shut-off switch (if available) (if switch shut-off emergency Activate Airport Operations will dispatch emergency dispatch will Operations MTN Airport notify will Operations MTN Airport Call available) (if switch shut-off emergency Activate will submit writte submit EC will MTN spill will Spill notify will Operations MTN Airport available) (if switch shut-off emergency Activate will submit writte submit EC will Call Airport Operations will dispatch emergency dispatch will Operations MTN Airport Clean MTN will submit writte submit EC will 60 days 10 days 10 days logandtheMANGFireDepartmentSpillLog. NRCwill Airport Operations MTN Airport . If MTN Airport Operations MTN Airport Airport Operations will dispatc will Operations Airport Airport Operations will notify will Operations Airport Airport Operations will notify will Operations Airport Airport Operations will dispatc will Operations Airport contractor (ACVEnviro). absorbent materials and dispose and materials up absorbent s the MANG the be recorded be recorded Shift Commander will assume role assume will Commander Shift hazardouswastei will respond to the spill, the to respond who will Airport Operations Airport the incident. of the the incident. of the incident. of the POTW be notified is required, Procedures be recorded Appropriate Respon Appropriate Fire Departmentresponded n report n report additional response support if additional spill reaches if spill in the in the n report n Contact Contact thehazardouswasteshed Procedures spill reaches if spill Department SpillLog. MTN Airport Airport Operations Airport n Airport Operations spill to MD to of spill spill to MD to of spill report the to report properlylabeled report the spill. the to report to reportthespill of spill in th the ERC. of the Fire Department TheFire EC the scene. to the scene. to the response the spill. of the spill. of the the the EC ofspill. of the spill. the EC of the or absorbent eir spilllog h an for for or or absorbent h an sanitary to EP

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ATTACHMENT C

MDE SPILL REPORT FORM

MARYLAND DEPARTMENT of the ENVIRONMENT State of Maryland 24 HOUR SPILL REPORTING 1800 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD Department of the Environment (Toll Free) 1-866-633-4686 BALTIMORE , MARYLAND. 21230 EMERGENCY RESPONSE OFFICE (410) 537-3000 Emergency Response Division (410) 537-3975 1-800-633-6101 (within Maryland) 1800 Washington Blvd. Suite #105 RESPONSE OFFICE FACSIMILE http://www.mde.state.md.us Baltimore , Maryland. 21230-1721 (410) 537-3932 PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF STATE LAW AND REGULATION; (COMAR 26.10.01.03) "A PERSON DISCHARGING OR PERMITTING THE DISCHARGE OF OIL, OR WHO EITHER ACTIVELY OR PASSIVELY PARTICIPATES IN THE DISCHARGE OR SPILLING OF OIL, EITHER FROM A LAND BASED INSTALLATION, INCLUDING VEHICLES IN TRANSIT, OR FROM ANY VESSEL SHIP OR BOAT OF ANY KIND, SHALL REPORT THE INCIDENT IMMEDIATELY TO THE ADMINISTRATION." " THE REPORT OF AN OIL SPILL OR DISCHARGE SHALL BE MADE TO THE ADMINISTRATION IMMEDIATELY, BUT NOT LATER THAN TWO HOURS AFTER DETECTION OF THE SPILL." * * * FIRE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL , SEE REVERSE * * *

ADC Map Coord Date of spill: Mo. __ __ / Day __ __ / Yr. 20 __ __ Time of spill: ______Hours (24 hour clock)

______Fire Department Report No.: ______Police Department Report No.: ______Location of spill - Street address: Product Name: Capacity of Vessel, Vehicle or Tank: ______Gallons ______(Indicate Gasoline, Diesel, Heating Oil, Chemical Name or UN ID etc.) Amount IN Vessel, Vehicle or Tank: City / Town ______Container Type: ______Gallons MD County ______Estimated Amount Spilled: Zip ______(Indicate AST, UST, Transformer, Saddle Tank, Drum ______Gallons etc.) Transportation Incident: Contained on Land Vehicle Tag Number and State: ______Entered Storm Drain or Ditch ______( Indicate Type of Auto, Truck, Train, Aircraft or Watercraft etc.) Entered Sanitary Sewer DOT or ICC MC Number: Fixed Facility Incident:

Is Below Ground Name ______Entered surface waters: Waterway Hull Numbers and Name: ( Indicate Type of Industrial , Commercial , Residential etc.) ______

Be Sure Person(s) Responsible for Spill: ( Driver if Vehicle) to Company Responsible for Spill: ( N/A if private citizen.) Name:______Complete Name:______Both Address:______Sections Address:______City/State: ______Zip: ______City/State: ______Zip: ______Don't Phone: ______Forget Phone: ______to Sign Drivers Lic.No.______State:______Below Fed. Employer ID No. ______Cause of Spill: Identify All Groups that Participated in Materials used by You to contain/clean-up spill: Motor Vehicle Accident Spill Mitigation : Responsible Party Sorbent Dust: ______Bags Personnel Error/Vandalism MDE ERD # ______# ______Sorbent Pads: ______each or bales Tank/Container/Pipe Leak Federal : ______Sorbent Booms: ______each or bales Mechanical Failure State : ______Sorbent Sweeps: ______each or bales Transfer Accident Local : ______Overpack Drums : ______ea. Steel or Poly ______Contractor: ______Other:______Responsible Party : Describe circumstances contributing to the spill. (Additional space on back) [Optional for FD or Gov't Personnel ]

Responsible Party : Describe Containment , Removal and Clean-up operations , including disposal. (Additional space on back) [ Optional for FD or Gov't Personnel ]

Responsible Party : Procedures, Methods and Precautions instituted to prevent recurrance of the spill. (Additional space on back ) [ Optional for FD or Gov't Personnel ]

THE UNDERSIGNED CERTIFIES THAT THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IS TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF HIS OR HER KNOWLEDGE AT THE TIME THE REPORT WAS COMPLETED. Print Name: ______Company or Fire Department:______Address : ______City / State / Zip ______Telephone ______Signature ______Page 1 MARYLAND DEPARTMENT of the ENVIRONMENT State of Maryland 24 HOUR SPILL REPORTING 1800 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD Department of the Environment (Toll Free)1-866-633-4686 BALTIMORE , MARYLAND. 21230 EMERGENCY RESPONSE OFFICE (410) 537-3000 Emergency Response Division (410) 537-3975 1-800-633-6101 (within Maryland) 1800 Washington Blvd. Suite #105 RESPONSE OFFICE FACSIMILE http://www.mde.state.md.us Baltimore , Maryland. 21230-1721 (410) 537-3932 PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF STATE LAW AND REGULATION; (Environmental Article 4-401 (i) ; the "Person Responsible for the discharge includes , The owner of the discharged oil , The owner , operator and / or the person in charge of the oil storage facility, vessel , barge , or vehicle involved at the time of or immediately before the discharge ; and Any person who through act or ommission , causes the discharge." * * * Fire Department * * * and Local or State Government Agencies : Unless you are the responsible party as defined above , Please indicate " Unknown " in any box reuesting information that is unknown or unavailable to you at the time of report. This Space for continuation and additional information.

Spill Response Procedures – Maintenance Level

1.0 PURPOSE

The purpose of this work instruction is to establish a procedure for maintenance personnel responding to spills that occur at the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration (MDOT MAA) Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall (BWI Marshall) Airport and describes countermeasures for spill discovery, response, reporting, and cleanup.

2.0 SCOPE

The scope of this procedure applies to BWI Marshall Airport, which has the potential to discharge or spill oil, hazardous substances, and wastewater as a result of activities associated with the equipment, vehicle, or field maintenance operations at the facility.

3.0 RESPONSIBILITY

Any MDOT MAA individual who discovers and/or creates a spill of oil and/or hazardous material will be responsible for identifying the situation and initiating spill response procedures in accordance with this procedure.

The BWI Marshall Airport Operations Center is responsible for receiving and routing reports of spill events to the appropriate parties (i.e., Environmental Compliance Section (EC), BWI Marshall Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting (ARRF), etc.).

The BWI Marshall Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting will respond to and the Shift Commander will resume the role of the emergency response coordinator (ERC) and manage spills which cannot be contained and controlled, and/or where there is a release to the environment.

A summary of BWI Marshall Airport’s emergency contacts is provided in Attachment A.

4.1 PROCEDURE

For all spills, the following procedures apply:

a. Spill response training is conducted during the annual environmental awareness course.

Make every effort to stop the flow of spill oil, hazardous substances and wastewater from reaching stormwater drains, manholes, ponds, and unpaved surfaces. Once spilled materials reach these areas cleanup costs significantly rise and reporting to state and federal agencies is required. Document Number: Revision date: Approved by: Page BWI_WI_SPCC_4 7/28/2017 Mark Williams 2

Spill Response Procedures – Maintenance Level

2. Call BWI Marshall Airport Operations to report the spill.1 Provide the following information:

3. BWI Marshall Airport Operations will assist the dispatched emergency response team as needed or if directed to do so. If remediation is required, Operations will also dispatch emergency response contractor.

4. If properly trained to do so, clean up the absorbent materials and dispose of the materials in properly labeled waste containers; otherwise, remain at the spill site until someone who is properly trained in disposal arrives. The disposal containers at BWI Marshall Airport are located in the hazardous waste shed located behind Building 137. Cleanup and disposal of waste materials resulting from a major spill will be removed and disposed of by the remediation or cleanup contractor(s).

5.0 VERIFICATION AND CORRECTIVE ACTION

6.1 REFERENCES

 Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan for BWI Marshall Airport  40 CFR 112.7(a)(3)(iv)-(vi)  40 CFR 302

1 All personnel at MDOT MAA BWI Marshall Airport will be equipped with a means of communication via phone, cell phone, or radio. Individuals with access to a phone or cell phone can call BWI Marshall Airport Operations directly to report the spill. Individuals who are equipped with a radio will need to first notify their Supervisor(s), who will then report the spill to BWI Marshall Airport Operations.

ATTACHMENT A

BWI MARSHALL AIRPORT EMERGENCY CONTACTS BWI MARSHALL AIRPORT EMERGENCY CONTACTS

Chemical Transportation Emergency Center 1300 Wilson Boulevard (800) 262-8200 (CHEMTREC) Arlington, VA 22209

State Agencies Maryland Department of the Environment 1800 Washington Boulevard (866) 633-4686 (MDE) Emergency Response Division Baltimore, MD 21230

Maryland State Police (MSP) 1201 Reisterstown Road (800) 525-5555 Pikesville, MD 21208 (410) 653-4200

Maryland Emergency Management Agency 5401 Rue Saint Lo Drive (877) 636-2872 (MEMA) Reisterstown, MD 21136

Anne Arundel County Fire/Rescue Operations 8501 Veterans Highway (410) 222-8322 Millersville, MD 21108

Anne Arundel County Police Department 8495 Veterans Highway (410) 222-8050 Headquarters Millersville, MD 21108

Emergency Response Contractors ACV Enviro 2931 Whittington Avenue (410) 368-9170 (formerly Clean Venture, Inc.) Baltimore, MD 21230 BWI MARSHALL AIRPORT EMERGENCY CONTACTS (continued)

Wayne S. Pennell, A.A.E. 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7335 Chief, Linthicum, MD 21090 Division of BWI Marshall Operations & Maintenance Robin Bowie 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7103 Director Linthicum, MD 21090 Office of Environmental Services Mark Williams 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7448 Manager, Linthicum, MD 21090 Cell: (443) 250-1029 Environmental Compliance Section Office of Environmental Services Jesse Dobson 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7806 Environmental Analyst, Linthicum, MD 21090 Cell: (443) 423-9016 EnvironmentalDivision of Compliance Section Office of Environmental Services BWI Marshall Airport Operations Third Floor, Terminal Building Office: (410) 859-7018 BWI Marshall Airport, MD 21240 or Office: (410) 859-7019 BWI Marshall Airport Rescue & Firefighting 1200 Mathison Way Office: (410) 859-7222 Consolidated Dispatch Center BWI Marshall Airport, MD 21240

Appendix E

List of Tenants and Contacts

Office of Commercial Management TENANT ADDRESS LISTING October 1, 2016

ABX AIR, INC.

Mr. Jeremy Heard, Manager Mr. Phil Spencer Airport Affairs/Airline Support 128 Air Cargo Drive 145 Hunter Drive Baltimore MD 21240 Wilmington OH 45177-9390 (410) 850-4602 (937) 366-2114 (410) 850-4603 (FAX) (937) 366-3082 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

AERONAUTICAL RADIO, INC.

Ms. Stephanie Smith Equipment Issues: Operations/Leasing Specialist Mr. Mike Hinojosa 2551 Riva Road Cromwell Park Annapolis MD 21401 6934 Aviation Boulevard, Suite C (410) 266-4066 Glen Burnie MD 21061 (410) 266-4010 (FAX) (410) 863-7293 Email: [email protected] (410) 760-9290 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Ms. Teresa Armiger Mr. Jack Simonian Real Estate Services Manager, Northeast Region Real Estate Department/MS5-1B35 1975 Linden Boulevard 2551 Riva Road Suite 400 Annapolis MD 21401 Elmont NY 11003 (410) 266-4108 (718) 528-5074 (410) 266-4010 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

AEROVIAS DE MEXICO, S.A. DeC.V.

Ms. Ivette Lizaso Mr. James Lay International Airports Services Manager Airport Manager Miami International Airport P.O. Box 16332 P.O. Box 260817 Washington DC 20041 Miami FL 33126-0015 (703) 572-9172 (305) 869-4432 Email: [email protected] (305) 869-4445 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

1 AFCO CARGO BWI LIMITED PARTNERSHIP (Cargo Bldgs B, C, F, G)

Mr. Chuck Stipancic Mr. John Northcott President & Chief Operating Officer Director of Facilities P.O. Box 16860 P.O. Box 16860 Washington DC 20041-6860 Washington DC 20041-6860 (703) 902-1187 (703) 902-1184 (703) 902-2901 (FAX) (703) 902-2901 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

AIR CANADA

Ms. Lorraine Murray Mr. Kevin Hogan Real Estate Programs Manager (617) 935-2173 (Cell) Corporate Real Estate (YUL 1232) Email: [email protected] P.O. Box 14000, Station Airport Dorval, Quebec Canada H4Y 1H4 (514) 422-5032 (514) 422-7798 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

AIR GEORGIAN LIMITED

Ms. Sughra Mirza Manager, Airports & Security 2450 Derry Road East Mississauga, ON Canada L5S 1B2 (905) 676-1221, Ext. 261 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

AIR MOBILITY COMMAND

Ms. Shavette A. Bradley MSgt. Robert Thurman Realty Specialist 305 APS/DET 1 U.S. Army Corp of Engineers P.O. Box 8613 Baltimore District BWI Airport MD 21240 10 S. Howard Street (410) 918-6904 Baltimore MD 21201 (410) 918-6903 (FAX) (410) 962-5601 Email: [email protected] (410) 962-0866 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

2 AIR TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY

Mr. Richard ‘Pat’ Nelson Manager, Government Contracts & Services 145 Hunter Drive Wilmington OH 45177 (937) 366-5034 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

AIR WISCONSIN AIRLINES CORPORATION

Mr. Tim Thatcher, Manager Properties & Facilities 5211 Eastview Street Cheyenne WY 82001 (307) 632-8333 (307) 632-2829 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

AIRMALL, INC.

Mr. Brett C. Kelly Vice President P.O. Box 377 Linthicum MD 21090 (410) 859-9201, Ext. 13 (410) 859-9204 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

AIRNET SYSTEMS, INC.

Mr. Jennifer Penney Airline Operation Manager 7250 Star Check Drive Columbus OH 43217 (877) 293-8463 (800) 825-6058 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

3 AIRPORT TERMINAL SERVICES, INC.

Ms. Celia Reiter Contract Administrator 111 Westport Plaza Drive, Suite 400 St. Louis MO 63146 (314) 739-1900, Ext. 375 (314) 392-5958 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

Mr. Patrick McCarthy (314) 739-1900, Ext. 320 Email: [email protected]

AIRWAY CLEANERS, INC.

Mr. Don Matera Mr. Seelan Sivakkolunthu Vice President-General Manager Station Manager 15 Clinton Avenue (443) 515-0022 Rockville Centre NY 11570 Email: [email protected] (516) 594-4944 (516) 594-4902 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

ALAMO Rental US, Inc. (a/k/a VANGUARD CAR RENTAL USA, INC.)

Mr. Bert Sheppard Mr. Ted Tesfaye Vice President, Airport Relations City Manager 700 Corporate Park Drive P.O. Box 347 St. Louis MO 63105 Hanover MD 21076 (954) 377-6848 (410) 859-8860, ext. 226 (918) 401-8536 (410) 859-5637 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

ALASKA AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. Mark Berg Mr. Jim Walliin Manager, Airport Affairs General Manager Corporate Real Estate Washington National Airport 19300 International Boulevard Terminal A, Room 280 SEAPZ Seattle WA 98188 Washington DC 20001 (206) 392-5201 (703) 417-4620 (206) 392-5031 (FAX) (703) 417-4625 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

4 ALCLEAR LLC

Mr. Bill White Mr. Joe Wehner Senior Director of Operations General Manager 5802 Hoffner Avenue, Suite 707 Terminal C, Room CT103a Orlando FL 32822 Baltimore MD 21240 (407) 371-1711 (302) 632-1140 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

ALEX-ALTERNATIVE EXPERTS, LLC

Mr. Dan Brown EPAP Program Manager 4443 Brookfield Corporate Drive Suite 110 Chantilly VA 20151-4023 (703) 547-1657 (703) 547-1655 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

ALLEGIANT AIR, LLC

Mr. Eric Fletcher Ms. Kyra Foy Manager, Airports Station Manager 1201 North Town Center Drive (202) 805-6063 Las Vegas NV 89144 Email: [email protected] (702) 830-8161 Email: [email protected]

ALL STAR LEASING d/b/a NEXTCAR

Mr. Michael DeLorenzo Mr. Glenn Price President (240) 417-8810 13900 Laurel Lakes Avenue Email: [email protected] Suite 100 Laurel MD 20707

5 AMERICAN AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. Patrick Bowes Ms. Jay Jay Lavine Corporate Real Estate Station Manager 4333 Amon Carter Boulevard P.O. Box 280 Mail Drop 5317 Glen Burnie MD 21061 Ft. Worth TX 76155 (410) 859-2105 (817) 963-2691 (410) 859-2172 (FAX) (FAX) Email: jayjay.lavine@aa,com Email: [email protected]

Facilities:

Ms. Jennifer Tindel Sr. Project Manager Corporate Real Estate 4333 Amon Carter, Blvd., MD5317 Ft. Worth TX 76155 (817) 963-17426 (817) 931-0024 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

Mr. Robert Walker Chief Administrative Officer P.O. Box 2700 - Arundel Center Annapolis MD 21404 (410) 222-1313 (410) 222-1131 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

Maryland Crab Display – Maintenance Mr. Fred Schram, Central Services Officer P.O. Box 2700 Arundel Center Annapolis MD 21404 (410) 222-7645 (410) 222-7644 – Direct Line (410) 222-7623 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

6 ANNE ARUNDEL WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

Mr. Kirkland Murray President/CEO 401 Headquarters Drive Suite 208 Millersville MD 21108 (410) 987-3890 ext. 242 (410) 987-3896 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

ANNE ARUNDELL HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Mr. Oscar Booth, President 303 Ridgewood Road Linthicum MD 21090-0385 (410) 684-2931 Email: [email protected]

NOTE: Do not put an addressee on the envelope, just address it to President.

ATA AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. Steve Langhart Mr. Thomas Brainsky Managing Director of Airports Operations Representative 7337 West Washington Street 40 Tree Hollow Drive Indianapolis IN 46241 Shrewsberry PA 17361 (317) 282-7263 Email: [email protected] (317) 282-4227 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

ATLAS AIR, INC.

Mr. Kevin A. Clark, Manager Mr. Robert Scala Facilities & Services Station Manager 2000 Westchester Avenue Purchase NY 10577-2543 (914) 701-8523 (914) 325-0082 (914) 701-8326 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

7 AVDYNE AEROSERVICES LLC

Mr. Jerome Hodge President 1 Aaronson Drive Glen Burnie MD 21061 (410) 859-3917 (410) 859-0704 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

AVIATION PORT SERVICES, INC.

Mr. Sean Slattery Mr. Jeffrey Cross Executive Vice President Operations Station Manager 5814 Graham Avenue, Suite 205 1003 Air Cargo Drive Sumner WA 98390 Cargo Bldg B, Bay 21 (253) 719-8961 Baltimore MD 21240 (253) 235-5470 (FAX) (410) 684-9900 Email: [email protected] (410) 684-9901 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

AVIS RENT-A-CAR SYSTEM, INC. (CENDANT CAR RENTAL GROUP, INC.)

Mr. Daniel Stark Ms. Marilyn Marlow, District Manager Regional Director Properties P.O. Box 926 1855 Griffin Road Hanover MD 21076 Suite A-470, 4th Floor (410) 859-1798 Dania FL 33004 (410) 859-8029 (FAX) (305) 341-0962 Email: [email protected] (305) 341-0906 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

BAGGAGE AIRLINE GUEST SERVICES, INC.

Mr. Sam Vennero Director of Compliance 6751 Forum Drive, Suite 200 Orlando FL 32821 (407) 849-0670, Ext. 1509 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

8 BAHAMASAIR HOLDINGS, LTD.

Mr. John O. Fowler Chief Customer Service officer P.O. Box N4881 Nassau Bahamas (242) 377-8451 (242) 377-7409 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

BALTIMORE DISTRIBUTION LLC (formerly LUGGAGE SERVICES AND LOGISTICS)

Ms. Elaine S. Lerner Mr. Dave Hutchinson General Counsel General Manager 6751 Forum Drive, Suite 200 7513 Connelley Drive, Suite J Orlando FL 32821 Hanover MD 21076 (407) 849-0670, Ext. 1301 (410) 768-5439 (407) 423-8197 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

Mr. Steve Antonio Sr. Vice President, Operations 6751 Forum Drive, Suite 200 Orlando FL 32821 (407) 849-0670, Ext. 2058 (407) 423-8197 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

BALTIMORE RAVENS

Mr. Robert Eller Vice President, Operations Under Armor Performance Center One Winning Drive Owings Mills MD 21117 (410) 701-4198 (410) 701-4262 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

9 BELT’S CORPORATION, THE

Mr. John Redding, Vice President Mr. Randall Buxbaum 949 Fell Street 6925 San Thomas Road Baltimore MD 21231 Elkridge MD 21075 (410) 342-1111, ext. 206 (410) 796-7920 (410) 675-2399 (FAX) (410) 796-7168 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

BREKFORD INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION

Mr. C. Brechin Chief Executive Officer 7020 Dorsey Road, Suite C Hanover MD 21076 (443) 557-0200, Ext. 201 (443) 557-0201 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

BRITISH AIRWAYS, PLC

James B. Blaney Mr. Isaac Mugo Sr. Counsel, Americas Station Manager 2 Park Avenue, Suite 1100 P.O. Box 624 New York NY 10016 Linthicum Heights MD 21090 (347) 418-4253 (410) 694-6201 (347) 418-4204 (FAX) (410) 694-6205 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Mr. Ken Deming Manager, Properties BWI Office: (410) 694-6201 2 Park Avenue, Suite 1100 Duty Manager: (703) 572-2464 New York NY 10016 (212) 716-0355 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

10 BUDGET RENT A CAR SYSTEM, INC. (CENDANT CAR RENTAL GROUP, INC.)

BWI BUSINESS PARNTERSHIP, INC.

Ms. Linda Greene Ms. Adrienne Trout Executive Director Mobility Manager 1302 Concourse Drive #105 (410) 684-3364 Linthicum MD 21090 Email: [email protected] (410) 859-1000 (410) 859-5917 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

BWI RAC, LLC.

Jamie B. Eisenberg, Esq. Mr. Greg French Rifkin, Livingston, Levitan & Silver, LLC Engineer/Manager Legg Mason Center, #305 c/o CB Richard Ellis. 600 Washington Avenue 7426 New Ridge Road Towson MD 21204 Hanover MD 21076 (410) 583-9433 (410) 850-5626 (410) 583-9439 (FAX) (410) 850-0770 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Michael V. Johansen, Esquire Rifkin, Livingston, Levitan & Silver, LLC 225 Duke of Gloucester Street Annapolis MD 21401 (410) 269-5066 (410) 269-1235 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

11 BWI TAXI MANAGEMENT, INC.

Mr. Saeid Esfarjani, CEO P.O. Box 25 Linthicum MD 21090 (410) 859-1102 (410) 859-1101 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

CALSPAN CORPORATION

Mr. James Celeste Mr. Dontae Wright Director, FBO Services (410) 422-7105 9900 Porter Road Email: [email protected] Niagara Falls NY 14304 (716) 236-1099 Ms. Arneesa Cooper (716) 298-9312 (FAX) Director of Airline Operations Email: [email protected] (410) 508-8787 Email: [email protected]

CHAMPLAIN ENTERPRISES, INC. d/b/a COMMUTAIR

Mr. Rene DeLange Director of Airport Operations & Training 24950 Country Club Boulevard Suite 300 North Olmsted OH 44070 (440) 779-4588, Ext. 316 Email: [email protected]

CHESAPEAKE REGION PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA, INC.

Mr. Rick MacInnes Autocross Chair 9803 Old Court Road Windsor Mill MD 21244 (443) 253-0267 Email: [email protected]

12 CHIMES, THE

Mr. Albert Bussone Mr. Daniel Worthy Vice President Project Manager 4815 Seton Drive (410) 859-8909 Baltimore MD 21215 (410) 859-8904 (FAX) (410) 358-5200 Email: [email protected] (410) 358-6038 (FAX)

CIVIL AIR PATROL (BWI)

Colonel Gerard Weiss Headquarters, Maryland Wing United States Air Force Auxiliary Post Office Box 18341 Baltimore MD 21240-8341 (410) 863-1242 Email: [email protected]

CLEAN ENERGY CORPORATION

Mr. Mark J. Riley General Manager, Eastern Region 188 North Main Street Suite 3 Concord NH 03301 (603) 224-6582 (603) 224-6583 (FAX) (603) 318-6817 (Cell) Email: [email protected]

COLONIAL PIPELINE COMPANY

Ms. Angela Kolar Mr. Tom Cervino Operations Manager District Leader 929 Hoods Mill Road (410) 569-6205 Woodbine MD 21797 (410) 569-6509 (FAX) (443) 244-0520 Email: [email protected] (410) 549-6410 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Mr. Todd Hopwood 1-410-596-4240

13 COMMAND SECURITY CORPORATION t/a AVIATION SAFEGUARDS

Mr. James R. Kennedy Mr. John W. Coates General Manager-Airports Airport Manager 780 Elkridge Landing Road (410) 684-2722 Suite 220 (410) 684-3998 Linthicum MD 21090 Email: [email protected] (410) 684-2722, Ext. 11505 (410) 684-3998 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

COMPASS AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. John Coffield, Director Customer Service, Security and Facilities 7500 Airline Drive Minneapolis MN 55450 (612) 713-6867 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

CONDOR AIRLINES

Mr. Lee Baker Regional Manager USA & Canada Thomas Cook Airlines Ltd. Hangar 1, Western Maintenance Area Runger Lane, Manchester Airport Manchester M90 5FL 011+44 (161) 498-286 Email: [email protected]

CONSOLIDATED RENTAL CAR FACILITY

P.O. Box 678 Mr. Robert L. Hauck Hanover MD 21076 Director CB Richard Ellis Street Address: 17330 Palmetto Pines 7426 Ridge Road Suite 112 Hanover MD 21076 Houston TX 77032-6516 (281) 821-8181 (281) 821-8184 (FAX) (713) 775-3123 Cell Email: [email protected]

14 DAL GLOBAL SERVICES, INC.

Ms. Joyce S. Lee Mr. Michael Saad Manager, Proposals & Contracts Station Manager 980 Virginia Ave, 4th Floor (703) 419-6146 Atlanta GA 30354-1325 (703) 419-6112 (FAX) (404) 773-3164 Email: [email protected] (404) 714-3890 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

DELTA AIR LINES, INC.

Ms. Amira Trebincevic Mr. Mark Astifan Regional Director-Corporate Real Estate Station Manager Department 877 P.O. Box 8609 1030 Delta Blvd. Baltimore MD 21240 Atlanta GA 30354-1989 (410) 855-7300 (404) 714-1343 (410) 855-7302 (FAX) (404) 677-2524 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Facilities:

Mr. Michael Pimentel Sr. Project Manager Corporate Real Estate Department 877 P.O. Box 20706 Atlanta GA 30320-6001 (404) 773-9575 (404) 677-2599 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

DENVER-ELEK

Mr. Charles Elek Mr. Steve Barbour 8860 Kelso Drive (410) 808-1045 Essex MD 21221 (410 574-8400 (FAX)

15 DTG OPERATIONS, INC. (formerly DOLLAR RENT A CAR SYSTEMS, INC.)

Mr. Joe Olivera, Executive Director Mr. James Ajayi Properties & Concessions General Manager 5330 E. 31st Street, CIMS 7010 P.O. Box 919 Tulsa OK 74135 Hanover MD 21076 (918) 669-2050 (410) 850-7112 ext. 2253 (918) 669-3005 (FAX) (410) 850-5129 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

DUTY FREE AMERICAS (BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON), INC.

Ms. Annette Gutsmiedl Ms. Donna Arnold Regional General Manager General Manager P.O. Box 20035 P.O. Box 604 Washington DC 20041 Linthicum MD 21090 (703) 572-0125 (410) 859-1236 (703) 572-0184 (FAX) (410) 859-1304 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

EMBARQ PAYPHONE SERVICE (formerly SPRINT)

Ms. Susan Woomer, Project Manager Mr. Jeff Sargent Dept. Budget & Management Sprint National Public Access 45 Calvert Street 330 South Valley View Blvd Annapolis MD 21401-1907 Las Vegas NV 89152 (410) 260-7191 (702) 244-8353 (702) 244-1785 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

ENDEAVOR AIR, INC.

Ms. Patricia Davanzo Director, Ground Operations 7500 Airline Drive, M.S. 10P Minneapolis MN 55450 (612) 266-1273 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

16 ENTERPRISE RAC COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, LLC

Mr. Gavin Watson Mr. Britt McKenzie General Manager/Vice President Area Manager 701 Wedeman Avenue P.O. Box 279 Linthicum MD 21090 Hanover MD 21076 (410) 412-4628 (410) 859-8092, Ext. 226 (410) 412-4699 (FAX) (866) 368-1716 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

ENVOY AIR, INC. (formerly American Eagle Airlines, Inc.)

EXPRESSJET AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. Phillip Rogers, Manager Properties & Facilities A-Tech Center 990 Toffie Terrance Atlanta GA 30354-1356 (404) 856-1327 (404) 856-1203 (FAX) Email: phillip.rogers@expressjet.com

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION

Mr. Richard White Mr. Louis A. Guido Airport Relations and Operations Manager Development Properties AGFS Ramp Operations 3680 Hacks Cross Road Cargo Building E Building H, 3rd Floor BWI Airport Memphis TN 38125 Baltimore MD 21240 (901) 434-8955 (410) 850-0461, Ext. 3000 (901) 434-9480 (FAX) (410) 859-5862 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

17 FIRST TRANSIT, INC.

Mr. Rick Dunning, Vice President Mr. Mike Stinson Business Development General Manager 600 Vine Street, Suite 1400 P.O. Box 62 Cincinnati OH 45202 Linthicum MD 21290 (513) 684-8709 (410) 684-3346, ext. 25 (513) 684-8734 (Office) (410) 684-3349 (FAX) (513) 684-8852 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

FLIGHT SERVICES & SYSTEMS, INC.

Mr. Phil Armstrong Mr. Gabriel Rios President & Chief Operating Officer General Manager 5005 Rockside Road P.O. Box 243 Suite 940 Linthicum Heights MD 21090 Cleveland OH 44131 (410) 850-4546 (216) 328-0090, Ext. 2001 (972) 973-1636 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

FRONTIER AIRLINES

Ms. Tosha Sorenson Ms. Erica Brown Regional Manager-Airport Planning (443) 683-4358 7001 Tower Road Email: [email protected] Denver CO 80249 (720) 374-4261 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

GENCO I, INC.

Mr. Jake Wyatt Mr. Selwyn Moulder Customer Service Vice President General Manager 1022 Stondehedge Road P.O. Box 214 St. Charles IL 60174 Linthicum MD 21090 (630) 347-8685 (Cell) (410) 636-4384 Email: [email protected] (410) 636-4714 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

Mr. Larry Johnson Email: [email protected]

18 GENERAL AMERICAN RENTALS, INC. d/b/a PAYLESS CAR RENTAL

Mr. Robert Gardill III President 1765 Goucher Street Johnstown PA 15905

GENERAL MAINTENANCE & CONSTRUCTION, INC.

Mr. Dennis Morgan 136 Iverness Road Severna Park MD 21146 (443) 336-3234 (Cell) (410) 647-6178 (FAX) [email protected]

GENUINE PARTS COMPANY d/b/a QUAKER CITY MOTOR PARTS COMPANY, INC. t/a NAPA AUTO PARTS

Mr. Rick Rockefeller Mr. Andy Robicheaux Vice President of Corporate Sales Manager 680 N. Broad Street 7071 Elm Road P.O. Box 5000 BWI Airport MD 21240 Middletown DE 19709 (410) 859-2018 (302) 378-9834 (410) 859-2017 (FAX) (301) 879-2252 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Mr. John Tice Area Manager (240) 483-9031 Email: [email protected]

GILL/KARDASH PARTNERSHIP, LLC

Mr. Jim Kardash Arundel Golf Park 1501 Dorsey Road Glen Burnie MD 21061 (410) 761-1295

19 GO MELVO, INC.

Mr. Melvin McMahon 104 Maple Road Severna Park MD 21146 (410) 518-6624 (410) 518-6171 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

GOJET AIRLINES LLC

Ms. Joan Chew Trans States Holding 11495 Navaid Road Suite 340 Bridgeton MO 63044 (314) 222-4352 (314) 222-4314 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

HARRIS CORPORATION

Mr. Jennifer Banasik Implementation Project Manager Air Traffic Management 2235 Monroe Street, 5th Floor Herndon VA 20170 (703) 245-4341 (703) 463-6277 (Cell) Email: [email protected]

HERTZ CORPORATION, THE

Mr. Scott Pflueger Mr. Jose Paganini Director of Properties & Concessions City Manager 225 Brae Boulevard P.O. Box 8612 Park Ridge NJ 07656-0713 BWI Airport MD 21240 (201) 307-2543 (410) 684-7964 (866) 999-9833 (FAX) (866) 333-8290 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

20 IKEA DISTRIBUTION SERVICES, INC.

Mr. Christopher Smith Manager CCC NA 100 Ikea Drive Westampton NJ 08060 (609) 261-1208, Ext. 2484 (609) 265-8447 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

JAZZ AVIATION LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

Mr. Chris Musco Interim Station Manager P.O. Box 606 Linthicum MD 21090 (410) 859-1616 (410) 859-3110 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

JCDECAUX AIRPORT, INC.

Mr. Bernard Parisot Mr. Angelo Vecchio, Operations Director JC Decaux North America 8381 Old Courthouse Road, Suite 150 3 Park Avenue, 33rd Floor Vienna VA 22182 New York NY 10016 (703) 741-0162 (646) 834-1300 (703) 741-0112 (FAX) (646) 834-1400 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

JETBLUE AIRWAYS CORPORATION

Mr. Mike Stine Mr. Adrian Lopez Manager, Properties General Manager - BWI 27-01 Queens Plaza North P.O. Box 800 Long Island City NY 11101 Hanover MD 21076-0800 (718) 709-2630 (410) 850-4685, Ext. 5510 (718) 709-3602 (410) 850-4734 (FAX) Email: mike.stine@jetblue.com Email: [email protected]

21 LASSEY’S TRAVEL SOLUTIONS

Mr. Lassey M. Mensah, President Ms. Keller Vincent 2107 North Rolling Road Vice President Windsor Mill MD 21244 (443) 839-7777 (410) 499-1399 Email: [email protected] (410) 908-2264 (Urgent Line) (410) 298-1610 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

LINTHICUM-FERNDALE YOUTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Mr. John Rithman, Commissioner P.O. Box 37 Linthicum MD 21090 (410) 859-5550 (Field House) (410) 437-7425 (Commissioner’s Phone No.)

LGSTX SERVICES, INC.

Mr. Gary Stover 145 Hunter Drive Wilmington OH 45177 (937) 366-2449

MERCURY AIR CENTERS, INC. d/b/a CORPORATE WINGS

Mr. Scott Somer Mr. Clive Lowe Allied Capital Corporation Atlantic Aviation 1919 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW 1501 Lee Highway, Suite 180 Washington DC 20006-3434 Arlington VA 22209 (202) 721-6204 (Phone & FAX) (703) 807-1835 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

MESA AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. Michael Patterson, Manager Properties & Facilities 410 North 44th Street, Suite 100 Phoenix AZ 85008 (602) 685-4082 (602) 255-1401 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

22 MIAMI AIR INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Mr. Patrick Serville Mr. Robert Lowe Manager, Ground Services c/o Aircraft Service International Group P.O. Box 660880 2 Aaronson Drive Miami FL 33266-0880 Glen Burnie MD 21061 (305) 876-3635 (717) 877-6087 (CELL) (305) 675-8128 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

MORPHOTRUST USA, LLC

Ms. Janell Sanders Ms. Amanda Evans Facilities Manager Email: [email protected] 6840 Carothers Parkways Suite 601 Ms. Shannon Little Franklin TN 37067 Email: [email protected] (615) 778-5759 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

Ms. Kara Forbis Project Administrator Facilities Department (615) 372-8087 1-888-398-6591 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

MORRIS TRANSPORT, INC.

Mr. Nathaniel T. Morris President 5728 Clover Road Baltimore MD 21215 (410) 542-5204 (410) 542-3582 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

23 MOUNTAIN AIR CARGO

Mr. Alan C. Knollmeyer Director of Operations Post Office Box 488 Denver NC 28037 (828) 464-8741 (828) 466-6719 (Direct) (828) 466-2377 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

NATIONAL AVIATION SERVICES, LLC

Mr. R. Scott Gibson Ms. Debbie Tester President (410) 981-1258 P.O. Box 3753 (410) 760-8135 (FAX) Mooresville NC 28117 Email: [email protected] (704) 987-3336, Ext. 205 (704) 987-3339 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

NATIONAL CAR RENTAL SYSTEM, INC.

Bert Sheppard, Vice President Mr. Ted Tesfaye Airport Relations City Manager 700 Corporate Park Drive P.O. Box 347 St. Louis MO 63105 Hanover MD 21076 (954) 377-6848 (410) 859-8860 ext. 226 (918) 401-8536 (FAX) (410) 859-5637 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER CORPORATION (AMTRAK)

Mr. John Wood, Project Director Mr. Paul Mallon, District Manager Real Estate Development Department 1500 North Charles Street 30th Street Station, 5-South Baltimore MD 21201 Box 25 (410) 291-4263 Philadelphia PA 19104 Email: [email protected] (215) 349-1957 (215) 349-1983 (FAX) Mr. Charles Hite Amtrak Way BWI Airport MD 21240 (410) 291-4264 Email: [email protected]

24 NORTH AMERICAN AIRLINES

Mr. George Geanacopoulos Vice President of Ground Operations 101 World Drive Peachtree City GA 30269 (770) 632- (770) 632-8055 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION

Mr. Christopher J. Goudreau FTZ Issues: Manager, Real Estate Ms. Cristen Conner P.O. Box 17319, MS A-465 Import Operations Manager Baltimore MD 21203-7319 P.O. Box 1693 (410) 765-9120 Mail Stop W-59 (410) 765-7968 (FAX) Baltimore MD 21203 Email: [email protected] (410) 993-5110 (410) 694-2716 (FAX) Janet Phelps, Assistant Email: [email protected] 410-765-0220

NORWEGIAN AIR SHUTTLE

Ms. Anne R. Fallet Contract Manager/Ground Handling Oksenoyveien 3 P.O. Box 115 NO 1366 Lysaker, Norway +47 67 59 30 00 +47 67 59 30 01 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

NSR SOLUTIONS, INC.

Ms. Nayereh Rassoulpour President and CEO 702 Russell Avenue Suite 305 Gaithersburg MD 20877 (301) 299-4508 (301) 299-4509 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

25 OMNI AIR INTERNATIONAL

Ms. Kelly Havrish Mr. Dave Shaw Director of Ground Services Station Manager P.O. Box 582527 7409-23 Village Road Tulsa OK 74158 Sykesville MD 21784 (918) 833-3802 (443) 739-4044 (918) 831-3091 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

PACE AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. Eric Winberg Director of Line Stations 4001 N. Liberty Street Winston-Salem NC 27105-3865 (336) 776-4209 (336) 776-4224 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

PIEDMONT AIRLINES, INC. c/o USAIRWAYS, INC.

Mr. Patrick Bowes Corporate Real Estate 4333 Amon Carter Boulevard Mail Drop 5317 Ft. Worth TX 76155 (817) 963-2691 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

PMIG 1025 LLC (Assigned from CROWN CENTRAL PETROLEUM)

Ms. Ursula Gately BWI Shell Gas Station Real Estate Lease Specialist 1001 Aviation Boulevard 2359 Research Court BWI Airport MD 21240 Woodbridge VA 22192 (410) 850-8997 (703) 576-1717 (410) 850-8996 (FAX) (703) 576-1649 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Mr. Bashiru Hamzat, President Fursyth Petroleum Foundation, Inc. 15619 Elsmere Court Bowie MD 20716 (301) 805-8748

26 PPE CASINO RESORTS MARYLAND LLC

Mr. Robert Norton Mr. Howard G. Weinstein President and General Manager Sr. Vice President & General Counsel 7270 Park Circle Drive, Suite F 7002 Arundel Mills Circle, Suite 7777 Hanover MD 21076 Hanover MD 21076 (443) 445-2406 Email: [email protected]

PROLOGIS/AFCO CARGO BWI II, LLC

Mr. Robert Caton, Vice President Mr. Mark Shearer Leasing & Marketing Director Vice President, Property Management AMB Cargo Center 6420 A Dobbin Road Building 77 Columbia MD 21045 2001 Eastern Road (410) 740-5496 JFK International Airport (443) 276-0976 (FAX) Jamaica NY 11430 Email: [email protected] (718) 709-5600, Ext. 5611 (718) 732-2949 (FAX) Mr. Mark Erickson Email: [email protected] (443) 452-8555 (Cell) Email: [email protected]

Ms. Reda Duffy Senior Property Manager 6711 Columbia Gateway Drive Suite 130 Columbia MD 21046 (410) 872-4573 (410) 740-6957 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

Ms. Ashley Witkowski (410) 872-4571 Email: [email protected]

27 PROSPECT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SERVICES, INC.

Mr. John Voyles Mr. Don Voyles Regional Operations Manager/ (407) 282-0670 SE Regional Sales Email: [email protected] 2130 South Wolf Road Des Plaines IL 60018 Mr. Matt Keller (407) 282-0670 General Manager (847) 299-3638 (Fax) 6710 F Ritchie Highway #481 Email: [email protected] Glen Burnie MD 21061 (410) 859-8010 Email: [email protected]

PSA AIRLINES INC. d/b/a US AIRWAYS EXPRESS

Mr. Patrick Bowes Corporate Real Estate 4333 Amon Carter Boulevard Mail Drop 5317 Ft. Worth TX 76155 (817) 963-2691 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

QUANTEM AVIATION SERVICES, INC.

Ms. Kellee Graves Mr. Joshua Vincent Contracts & Finance Administration Local Manager 175 Ammon Drive, Suite 106 1003 Air Cargo Drive Manchester NH 03103 BWI Airport MD 21240 (603) 647-1717, Ext. 124 (410) 691-0045 (603) 647-1276 (FAX) (410) 691-9339 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

REPUBLIC AIRLINE, INC.

Mr. Marcus Menish Director, Properties & Facilities 8909 Purdue Road, Suite 300 Indianapolis IN 46268 (317) 471-2211 (317) 484-4573 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

28 RIDGELEY/BWI PARTNERSHIP

Ms. Anne K. Kramer Mr. Moe Preroff 2000 Harris Mill Road Mt. Royal Management Company Parkton MD 21120 1233 W. Mt. Royal Avenue (443) 541-8800, Ext. 104 Baltimore MD 21217 (443) 541-8806 (FAX) (410) 727-4586, Ext. 213 Email: [email protected] (410) 347-0851 (Cell) [email protected] Email: [email protected] c/o Weyrich, Cronin & Sorra, Chartered 1301 York Road Lutherville MD 21093 ATTN: Eva Kantorow, CPA

RYAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. Bill Curry Mr. Thomas Brainsky Director of Ground Operations Operations Representative 400 S. County Farm Road 40 Tree Hollow Drive Suite 330 Shrewsberry PA 17361 Wheaton IL 60187-4547 Email: [email protected] (815) 387-3217 (815) 387-3285 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

SCHINDLER ELEVATOR CORPORATION

Mr. Nick Rainwater District Manager 1730 Twin Springs Road Suite 222 Baltimore MD 21227 (410) 401-2087 (410) 401-2071 Email: [email protected]

29 SCIS AIR SECURITY CORPORATION

Mr. Moe Kamyab Mr. James Jones President Supervisor 1521 North Cooper Street 776 Elkridge Landing Road Suite 300 Linthicum MD 21090 Arlington TX 76011 (410) 694-4622 (817) 792-4508 (410) 694-4619 (FAX) (817) 792-4511 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

SHUTTLE AMERICA CORPORATION

Mr. Scott Durgin Vice President, Administration 8909 Purdue Road, Suite 300 Indianapolis IN 46268 (317) 471-2207 Email: [email protected]

SIGNATURE FLIGHT SUPPORT (formerly Butler Aviation, Inc.)

Mr. David Cooler Mr. Jerome Fernandez Regional Vic President General Manager 11301 Carmel Commons Blvd 2 Aaronson Drive Suite 218 Glen Burnie MD 21061 Charlotte NC 28226 (410) 859-4221 (704) 544-8196 (410) 859-1561 (FAX) (704) 544-9328 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Mr. Jeff Bankowitz Sr. Legal Counsel Signature Plaza 201 S. Orange Avenue, #1100 Orlando FL 32801 (407) 206-5291 (407) 648-7352 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

30 SIMPLICITY GROUND SERVICES LLC

Mr. Christopher Bohl Mr. Jake Neville Commercial Contracts Manager, Station Manager-BWI Americas/Menzies Aviation 1003 Air Cargo Drive 2520 West Airfield Drive Baltimore MD 212140 Suite 100, Room 300 (610) 513-5923 P.O. Box 610108 Email: [email protected] DFW Airport TX 75261 (972) 426-6586 Email: [email protected]

SKY CHEFS, INC.

Mr. John H. Hayes Mr. Brad Ferriell Director, Real Estate & Facilities General Manager 6191 N. State Highway 161 776 Elkridge Landing Road Erving TX 75038 Baltimore MD 21240 (972) 793-9621 (410) 412-3530 Email: [email protected] (410) 412-3532 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

SKYWEST AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. Bryan Phillips Manager, Airport Affairs 444 South River Road St. George UT 84790 (435) 634-3493 (435) 634-3405 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

SMARTE CARTE, INC.

Mr. Michael Multer, Sr. Director Mr. Qais Aslamar Business Development DCA & BWI General Manager 4455 White Bear Parkway St. Paul MN 55110-7641 (410) 850-0022 Jamaica NY 11430 (443) 850-0200 (FAX) (651) 653-3041 (703) 926-9123 (Cell) (651) 426-0927 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

REFUND: 1-800-328-9006

31 SP PLUS CORPORATION

Mr. Jack Ricchiuto Executive Vice President-Airport Services Facility Manager 1301 East 9th Street P.O. Box 8734 Suite 1050 BWI Airport MD 21240 Cleveland OH 44114 (410) 859-9230, ext. 221 (216) 802-6650 (410) 859-3541 (FAX) (216) 523-8080 (FAX) Email: Email: [email protected]

SOUTHERN AIRWAYS EXPRESS

Mr. Mark Cestari Ms. Susan Donovan Executive Vice President (410) 402-0885 Business Development Pittsburgh International Airport C-52 Mr. Duncan Conroy Pittsburgh PA 15231 (617) 964-7435 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CO.

Ms. Andrea Goodpasture Mr. Pratik Patel Airport Affairs Station Manager Properties & Facilities Dept. P.O. Box 28983, BWI-3SM 2702 Love Field Drive, HDQ 4PF Baltimore MD 21240 Dallas TX 75235-1625 (410) 981-1236 (214) 792-3077 (410) 981-1291 (FAX) (214) 792-4224 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Facilities:

Ms. Kristin Cleveland Facilities Project Manager 2702 Love Field Drive Dallas TX 75235-1611 (214) 792-5540 (214) 792-3038 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

32 SPIRIT AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. Antony Tam Mr. Jason Seiple Corporate Real Estate Station Manager 2800 Executive Way P.O. Box 11 Miramar FL 33025 Linthicum Heights MD 21090 (954) 447-7948 (410) 684-2800 (954) 447-7875 (FAX) (410) 694-2822 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Facilities:

Mr. Carlos Vasquez Facilities Project Manager 2800 Executive Way Miramar FL 33025 (954) 628-4925 (954) 447-7875 (FAX) (786) 567-1230 (Cell) Email: [email protected]

STARKEY AVIATION CORPORATION

Mr. Torsten J. Astrom, CEO Mr. G.T. Starkey 2924 Solomon’s Island Road 1-888-436-3424 Suite 200 1-443-480-2336 Edgewater MD 21037 (410) 573-9793 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

SUNWING AIRLINES

Ms. Patti Chan Associate General Counsel 27 Fasken Drive Toronto, Ontario Canada M9W 1K6 (416) 679-3772 (416) 907-3404 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

33 SUPREME AIRPORT SHUTTLE LLC

Mr. David Mohebbi Mr. Ali Shookh President General Manager 8201 Snouffer School Road P.O. Box 18338 Gaithersburg MD 20879 BWI Airport MD 21240 (301) 990-9000 (410) 859-3427/3428 (301) 740-9968 (FAX) (410) 859-8519 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

SWIFT AIR, LLC

Mr. Nick Huska Director of Finance & Accounting 2710 E. Old Tower Road Phoenix AZ 85034 (602) 629-1221, Ext. 223 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

SWISSPORT CARGO SERVICES, L.P.

Mr. Almir Sakanovic Director, Cargo Sales O’Hare International Airport 45025 Aviation Drive 618 S. Access Road Suite 350 Chicago IL 60666-0081 Dulles VA 20166 (773) 696-2607 (773) 686-1064 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

THRIFTY RENT-A-CAR-SYSTEM, INC.

Mr. Joe Olivera, Executive Director Mr. Mohamed (Med) Kassim Properties & Concessions General Manager 5330 E. 31st Street, CIMS 7010 P.O. Box 919 Tulsa OK 74135 Hanover MD 21076 (918) 669-2050 (410) 850-7027, Ext, 2226 (918) 669-3005 (FAX) (410) 850-8922 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

34 TEM ENTERPRISES d/b/a XTRA AIRWAYS

Mr. Robert R. Dennard Mr. Jack Ensminger Manager of Ground Support & Services Flight Mechanic 121 Alhambra Plaza, Suite 1700 (765) 315-9658 Coral Gables FL 33134 (208) 333-9872 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

TRANS STATES AIRLINES, INC. d/b/a/ US Airways Express

Mr. Dan Purtle, Manager System Station Services 4103 Cripple Creek Court Wentzville MO 63385 (314) 497-9830 (636) 673-3007 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

TYCO INTEGRTED SECURITY LLC (Federal ID No. 58-1814102) Mr. Jeffrey Davis Mr. Walter Neal Mitchell 3601 Eisenhower Avenue (703) 898-1365 FSD 3rd Floor Email: [email protected] Alexandria VA 22304 (703) 317-4225 Email: [email protected]

35 UNITED AIRLINES, INC.

Mr. Mike Acosta Ms. Lana Ignacio Director-Airport Affairs General Manager Corporate Real Estate P.O. Box 28882 233 South Wacker Drive Baltimore MD 21240 11th Floor-HDQOU (410) 865-7920 Chicago IL 60606 (410) 859-2612 (FAX) (872) 825-6702 Email: [email protected] (FAX) Email: [email protected]

Facilities:

Mr. Greg Wheeler Sr. Project Manager 233 South Wacker Drive 11th Floor-HDQOU Chicago IL 60606 (872) 825-6959 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE

Mr. Trey Hettinger Mr. Fola Ozah Airport Properties Gateway Manager 1400 North Hurstbourne Parkway P.O. Box 286 Airport Properties 3A Linthicum MD 21090 Louisville KY 40223 (410) 684-2056 (502) 329-3994 (410) 684-3021 (FAX) (502) 329-3995 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

36 UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATION (USO) Metropolitan Washington

Ms. Elaine B. Rogers Mr. John Falin President Director, BWI Center Operations Building 59, Post HQ, Room B-9 P.O. Box 416 204 Lee Avenue Linthicum MD 21090 Fort Myers VA 22211 (410) 859-1117 (703) 696-2628 (410) 859-4425 (410) 859-8849 (FAX) Ms. Cheryl Laaker Hall Email: [email protected] Vice President of Operations P.O. Box 1710 Ft. Myer VA 22211 (703) 696-7800 (703) 696-2550 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

U.S. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (FAA) Mr. Mario Ascrizzi Ms. Gloria Bayton, Manager Contracting Officer Real Estate & Utilities Branch Eastern Region FAA Logistics Division, ASO-50 One Aviation Plaza 1701 Columbia Avenue Jamaica NY 11434-4809 College Park GA 30337 (718) 553-3072 (404) 305-5705 (718) 995-5685 (FAX) (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (GSA)

DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION (DEA)

Ms. Donna Welcher Mr. Grayling Williams, Group Supervisor GSA Realty Specialist 200 St. Paul Street The Strawbridge’s Building, 9th Floor Suite 2222 20 North Eighth Street Baltimore MD 21202 Philadelphia PA 19107-3191 (410) 579-5046 (215) 446-5755 (410) 579-5151(FAX) (215) 873-8425 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

37 TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION (TSA) Ms. Jessica Herring GSA Realty Specialist The Strawbridge Building, 9th Floor 20 North 8th Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 (215) 446-4543 (215) 209-0581 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

Ms. Michelle Carney Realty Specialist/Contracting Officer Real Estate Leasing Division (RELD) Office of the Chief Administrative Officer Office of Finance and Administration 200 West Parkway Drive, Suite 300 Egg Harbor Township NJ 08234 (609) 813-3327 (609) 813-3394 (FAX) (202) 527-5099 (Cell) Email: [email protected]

VIA AIR LLC

Ms. Romina Harris Business Development Manager 218 Jackson Street Maitland FL 32751 (407) 374-2429, Ext. 8345 (FAX) Email: [email protected]

WORLD AIRWAYS, INC.

Mr. Terry Schwabe Peter Wadsworth Director, Ground Operations Regional Manager, Maintenance 101 World Drive Peachtree City GA 30269 (770) 632-8129 (770) 632-8075 (FAX) (404) 372-9371 (Cell) Email: [email protected]

38 WORLDWIDE FLIGHT SERVICES

Ms. Jeanette H. Quay Mr. Jeff Armstong Executive Vice President BWI Station Manager General Counsel & Secretary Air Cargo Complex 1925 W. John Carpenter Freeway P.O. Box 386 Suite 450 Linthicum MD 21090 Irving TX 75063 (410) 859-5008 (972) 629-5014 (410) 691-2439 (FAX) (972) 629-5161 (FAX) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

WOW air ehf

Mr. Gardar Gudmundsson Financial Planning & Analysis Katrinatun 12, 105 Reykjavik Iceland 354 590 3000 Email: [email protected]

Mr. Pete Bryant Director of Stations Katrinatun 12, 105 Reykjavik Iceland 354 590 3000 +44(0) 7803 352472 (Cell) Email: [email protected]

Appendix F

Emergency Response Phone List

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION Agency or Individual Address Phone Number(s) Facility Contacts (Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration) Emergency Response Coordinator Third Floor, Terminal Building Office: (410) 859-7478 Victor N. Ferreira, Jr. or Shift Commander on Duty BWI Marshall, MD 21240 Cell: (410) 370-2839 Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI Marshall) Fire and Rescue Department Alternate Emergency Response Coordinator 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7448 Mark Williams, C.M. Linthicum, MD 21090 Cell: (443) 250-1029 Manager, Environmental Compliance (EC) Office of Environmental Services (OES) Alternate Emergency Response Coordinator 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7806 Jesse Dobson Linthicum, MD 21090 Cell: (443) 423-9016 Environmental Analyst, EC OPS Wayne Pennell, A.A.E. 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7335 Chief Linthicum, MD 21090 Division of BWI Operations and Maintenance Paul L. Shank, P.E., C.M. 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7061 Chief Engineer Linthicum, MD 21090 Division of Planning and Engineering Robin Bowie 991 Corporate Boulevard Office: (410) 859-7103 Director Linthicum, MD 21090 OES Federal Agencies National Response Center U.S. Coast Guard (800) 424-8802 (CG-3RFP-2) (202) 267-2180 2100 2nd Street, SW, Room 2111-B Washington, DC 20593 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region III 1650 Arch Street (800) 438-2474 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Chemical Transportation Emergency Center 1300 Wilson Boulevard (800) 262-8200 Arlington, VA 22209 State Agencies Maryland Department of the Environment 1800 Washington Boulevard (866) 633-4686 Emergency Response Division Baltimore, MD 21230 Maryland State Police 1201 Reisterstown Road (800) 525-5555 Pikesville, MD 21208 (410) 653-4200 Maryland Emergency Management Agency 5401 Rue Saint Lo Drive (877) 636-2872 Reisterstown, MD 21136 Maryland Department of Natural Resources Tawes State Office Building (877) 620-8367 580 Taylor Avenue Annapolis, MD 21401 Local Agencies Anne Arundel County Fire Marshal 2660 Riva Road (410) 222-7884 Annapolis, MD 21401 Anne Arundel County Fire/Rescue Operations 8501 Veterans Highway (410) 222-8322 Millersville, MD 21108 Anne Arundel County Police Department 8495 Veterans Highway (410) 222-8050 Headquarters Millersville, MD 21108 Emergency Response Contractors ACV Enviro 2931 Whittington Avenue (410) 368-9170 (formerly Clean Venture Inc.) Baltimore, MD 21230