6-EXHIBIT C2 FORM (Rev 6-17).xlsx

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DISTRICTWIDE CONTAMINATION ASSESSMENT & REMEDIATION SERVICES FOR FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIO
Solicitation number
RFP-13009
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Broward County, Graceville City, Florida

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The document is an Excel-based pricing exhibit (Form C2) for the Florida Department of Transportation's (FDOT) Districtwide Contamination Assessment and Remediation (CAR) Services contract for District Four, covering Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River counties. The exhibit provides a comprehensive rate schedule for labor, equipment, sampling and treatment equipment, drilling services, and on-site recovery and treatment equipment, with detailed hourly rates for personnel ranging from senior engineers and geologists to field technicians and laborers. The contract term runs from September 19, 2025, through September 18, 2028, with technical proposals due by July 9, 2025, at 10:30 AM, following a mandatory pre-proposal conference on June 17, 2025.

The contract has a total maximum budgetary amount of $4,980,000.00, with work assigned through Letters of Authorization (LOA) on an as-needed basis. Pricing is structured with daily, weekly, and monthly rates for various equipment and services, including vehicles, sampling equipment, drilling services, and recovery/treatment equipment. The contract includes Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) participation requirements and mandates substantial insurance coverage, including $1 million in general liability and $5 million in pollution liability insurance. Unique provisions include financial penalties for non-performance, such as 5% invoice deductions for emergency response delays and $100 per day for missed project timelines, with contractors required to provide 24/7 availability and one-hour emergency response times.

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Sections 1-8b

NO.SECTION 1, DIRECT LABOR & FIELD OPERATIONSUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATE= TOTAL
1-1CAR Senior Engineer P.E. or Geologist P.G.Hourly600$ - 0
1-2*CAR Contract ManagerHourly600$ - 0
1-3CAR Certified Industrial HygienistHourly250$ - 0
1-4*CAR Project ManagerHourly1200$ - 0
1-5CAR Project - Engineer P.E. or Geologist P.G.Hourly350$ - 0
1-6*CAR Senior - Geologist / ScientistHourly6550$ - 0
1-7*CAR Project - Geologist / ScientistHourly6550$ - 0
1-8*CAR Staff - Geologist / ScientistHourly6550$ - 0
1-9CAR Field Health & Safety OfficerHourly350$ - 0
1-10CAR Draft Person/ CADD Tech / GIS TechHourly1600$ - 0
1-11CAR Senior Field Technician/FormanHourly1400$ - 0
1-12CAR Field Equipment OperatorHourly5000$ - 0
1-13CAR Field TechnicianHourly1000$ - 0
1-14CAR Laborer IIHourly400$ - 0
1-15CAR Laborer IHourly900
1-16CAR Administrative / ClericalHourly400$ - 0
SECTION 1, SUBTOTAL$ - 0
NO.SECTION 2, EQUIPMENT - VEHICLESUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATEUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATEUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATE= TOTAL
2-1AutomobileDaily400Weekly30Monthly5$ - 0
2-2Pickup Truck/Van (Mid-Size)Daily600Weekly95Monthly20$ - 0
2-3Box Truck - Two tonDaily500Weekly40Monthly30$ - 0
2-4Up to One-ton TruckDaily350Weekly35Monthly5$ - 0
2-5≥ One Ton to Two-ton TruckDaily500Weekly70Monthly5$ - 0
2-6Emergency Response TruckDaily600Weekly75Monthly25$ - 0
SECTION 2, SUBTOTAL$ - 0
NO.SECTION 3, SAMPLING AND TREATMENT EQUIPMENTUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATEUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATEUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATE= TOTAL
3-1Air Monitoring Pump (Personal)Daily200Weekly50Monthly20$ - 0
3-2Multi-parameter Air Monitor (4 Gas)Daily120Weekly50Monthly20$ - 0
3-3Multi-parameter Water Quality Meter (displays pH, DO, conductivity, ORP, and temperature)Daily90Weekly25Monthly25$ - 0
3-4Handheld GPS UnitDaily80Weekly50Monthly25$ - 0
3-5High Volume Air Sampling PumpDaily40Weekly10Monthly15$ - 0
3-6Metal DetectorDaily10Weekly20Monthly15$ - 0
3-7Ground Penetraring Radar (GPR)Daily60Weekly10Monthly2$ - 0
3-8Organic Vapor Analyzer (OVA) / Flame Ionization Detector (FID)Daily250Weekly150Monthly60$ - 0
3-9Peristaltic Pump w/hoses and tubingDaily60Weekly40Monthly20$ - 0
3-10Water Level Probe (can measure product)Daily60Weekly40Monthly20$ - 0
3-11Turbidity MeterDaily60Weekly40Monthly25$ - 0
3-12Portable Photo Ionization Detector (PID)Daily150Weekly40Monthly20$ - 0
3-13Particle Counter Dust Measuring Device (PM 0.3, 0.5, 1.0, 2.5, 5.0 and 10)Daily100Weekly30Monthly5$ - 0
SECTION 3, SUBTOTAL$ - 0
NO.SECTION 4, DRILLINGUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATE= TOTAL
4-1Permanent PVC 2" Monitoring Wellper foot1500$ - 0
4-2Permanent PVC 4" Monitoring Wellper foot1000$ - 0
4-3Abandonment of Permanent PVC 2" Monitoring Wellper foot1500$ - 0
4-4Abandonment of Permanent PVC 4" Monitoring Wellper foot1000$ - 0
4-5Temporary PVC 2" Monitoring Well (including abandonment)per foot2500$ - 0
4-6Flush Mount Manhole Cover for 2" and 4" Monitoring Well (installed)per well450$ - 0
4-7Soil Boringper foot3000$ - 0
4-8Drill Rig Mobilization/Demobilization (one rate to include both Mobilization and Demobilization)per day150$ - 0
4-9Direct Push Technologyhalf day25$ - 0
4-10Direct Push Technologyfull day150$ - 0
4-11Direct Push Technologyfull week20$ - 0
4-12Pre-pack Monitoring Well Screen 1" x 5'Each500$ - 0
4-13PVC Monitoring Well Riser 1" x 5'Each300$ - 0
4-14Monitoring Well Installation Permit - First WellEach100$ - 0
4-15Monitoring Well Installation Permit - Each Additional WellEach200$ - 0
4-16Monitoring Well Abandonment Permit - First WellEach100$ - 0
4-17Monitoring Well Abandonment Permit - Each Additional WellEach200$ - 0
SECTION 4, SUBTOTAL$ - 0
NO.SECTION 5, ON-SITE RECOVERY AND TREATMENT EQUIPMENTUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATEUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATEUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATE= TOTAL
5-1Carbon Cell 4000 lbDaily18Weekly4Monthly2$ - 0
5-2Carbon Cell 6000 lbDaily18Weekly4Monthly2$ - 0
5-3Sediment tank/boxDaily12Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-4Roll-off Box 20 ydDaily16Weekly4Monthly2$ - 0
5-5Roll-off Box 25 ydDaily12Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-6Roll-off Box 30 ydDaily12Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-7Dewatering BoxDaily18Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-8Vacuum Box 25 ydDaily20Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-92000 Gal SS TankDaily15Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-10Mobile Frac Tank Open Top 18kDaily16Weekly4Monthly2$ - 0
5-11Mobile Frac Tank Open Top 21kDaily18Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-12Mobile Frac Tank Closed Top 21kDaily18Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-13Liquid Phase Carbon Vessel <100 GPMDaily18Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-14Liquid Phase Carbon Vessel 100 to <300 GPMDaily18Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-15Liquid Phase Carbon Vessel 300 to <600 GPMDaily18Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-16Portable Air Stripping Tower <100 GPMDaily16Weekly4Monthly2$ - 0
5-17Portable Air Stripping Tower 100 to <300 GPMDaily16Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-18Portable Air Stripping Tower 300 to <600 GPMDaily16Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-19Jet Pump (4")Daily80Weekly20Monthly5$ - 0
5-20Jet Pump (6")Daily80Weekly3Monthly1$ - 0
5-21Pool, 10,000 gallon w/ linerDaily5Weekly5Monthly1$ - 0
5-22Pump Scavenger < 1 hpDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-23Pump Submersible 2" < 200 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-24Pump Submersible 3" Max 400 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-25Pump Submersible 4" Max 800 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-26Pump Diaphragm 2" < 200 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-27Pump Diaphragm 3" Max 260 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-28Pump Diaphragm 3" SS < 200 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-29Pump Centrifugal Small 1" < 100 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-30Pump Centrifugal Small 2" < 200 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-31Pump Centrifugal Mid 3" 200 to <320 GPMDaily80Weekly20Monthly6$ - 0
5-32Pump Centrifugal Small 4" Max 500 GPMDaily80Weekly15Monthly5$ - 0
5-33Pump Centrifugal Large 4" Max 1500 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-34Pump Trash Small 2" Max 185 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-35Pump Trash Small 3" Max 320 GPMDaily40Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-36Pump SludgeDaily20Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
5-37Lay Flat Discharge Hose 4" x 50'Daily100Weekly25Monthly8$ - 0
5-38Suction Hose 4" x 20'Daily100Weekly25Monthly8$ - 0
SECTION 5, SUBTOTAL$ - 0
NO.SECTION 6, CONSTRUCTION / EXCAVATION AND HEAVY EQUIPMENTUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATEUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATEUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATE= TOTAL
6-1Backhoe, CAT 416Daily40Weekly19Monthly9$ - 0
6-2Backhoe, CAT 426Daily40Weekly19Monthly9$ - 0
6-3Excavator Mini (0 - 6 metric tons; or <13k lbs)Daily35Weekly19Monthly9$ - 0
6-4Excavator Mid-Size (6 -10 metric tons; or 13k - 22k lbs)Daily35Weekly19Monthly9$ - 0
6-6Jack Hammer (0-90 lb)Daily40Weekly19Monthly9$ - 0
6-7Truck (dump, 15CY)Daily450Weekly60Monthly19$ - 0
6-8Truck (vacuum, 3000-gal)Daily90Weekly7Monthly4$ - 0
6-9Truck (water)Daily15Weekly7Monthly4$ - 0
6-10Street SweeperDaily75Weekly38Monthly19$ - 0
6-11Skid-Steer Loader (50 hp; not to exceed 1750 lbs)Daily75Weekly38Monthly19$ - 0
6-12Skid-Steer Loader (50 - 70 hp; 1750 - 2200 lbs)Daily75Weekly38Monthly19$ - 0
6-13Skid-Steer Loader (70+ hp; more than 2200 lbs)Daily75Weekly38Monthly19$ - 0
6-14Loader (Rubber Tire) Small (< 2 cu; 60 - 70 hp; 11k to 13k lbs)Daily38Weekly19Monthly9$ - 0
6-15Loader (Rubber Tire) Mid-Size (2 - 7 cu; 98 - 250 hp; 51 to 68k lbs)Daily75Weekly38Monthly19$ - 0
6-16Loader (Rubber Tire) Full-Size (> 7.75 cu; > 375 hp; > 68k lbs)Daily38Weekly19Monthly9$ - 0
6-17Vibry Roller, 80" wideDaily38Weekly19Monthly9$ - 0
6-18Trench Compactor/ tamperDaily80Weekly38Monthly19$ - 0
6-19All Terrain Forklift 2-5 tonDaily80Weekly38Monthly19$ - 0
6-20Scissor liftDaily50Weekly19Monthly9$ - 0
6-21Boom liftDaily80Weekly38Monthly19$ - 0
6-22Cherry PickerDaily50Weekly19Monthly9$ - 0
SECTION 6, SUBTOTAL$ - 0
NO.SECTION 7, MISCELLANEOUS - EQUIPMENTUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATEUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATEUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATE= TOTAL
7-1BarricadesDaily75Weekly15Monthly5$ - 0
7-2Barricades, Type I, IIDaily75Weekly15Monthly5$ - 0
7-3Barricades, Type IIIDaily75Weekly10Monthly5$ - 0
7-4Saws-AllDaily40Weekly10Monthly5$ - 0
7-5Chain Saw (14" bar)Daily40Weekly10Monthly5$ - 0
7-6Concrete Saw (hand held)Daily40Weekly2Monthly1$ - 0
7-7Concrete Saw (walk behind)Daily40Weekly2Monthly1$ - 0
7-8Cut-off Saw, Hand HeldDaily40Weekly6Monthly3$ - 0
7-9Cut-off Saw, Walk BehindDaily40Weekly6Monthly3$ - 0
7-10Directional Arrow BoardDaily20Weekly2Monthly1$ - 0
7-11Generator up to 5KWDaily150Weekly15Monthly7$ - 0
7-12Generator ≥ 5KW to 10KWDaily100Weekly8Monthly4$ - 0
7-13Generator ≥ 10KW to 50KWDaily100Weekly5Monthly3$ - 0
7-14Air Compressor, 185 CFMDaily50Weekly3Monthly2$ - 0
7-15Trailer (cargo 16')Daily20Weekly1Monthly1$ - 0
7-16Trailer, Tank ( 500 gallon )Daily20Weekly1Monthly1$ - 0
7-17Hepa VacuumDaily10Weekly1Monthly1$ - 0
7-18Traffic ConesDaily3000Weekly300Monthly30$ - 0
7-19Traffic Warning SignsDaily300Weekly30Monthly10$ - 0
7-20Motorized Product Transfer PumpDaily25Weekly1Monthly1$ - 0
7-21Flow MeterDaily25Weekly1Monthly1$ - 0
7-22Emergency LightingDaily25Weekly1Monthly1$ - 0
7-23Jon Boat, 12 ft to 20 ftDaily100Weekly15Monthly1$ - 0
7-24Concrete Coring MachineDaily100Weekly15Monthly1$ - 0
7-25Survey Instrument SetDaily150Weekly15Monthly1$ - 0
7-26Drum DollyDaily50Weekly5Monthly5$ - 0
SECTION 7, SUBTOTAL$ - 0
NO.SECTION 8, EXPENDABLESUNIT OF MEASUREESTIMATEDX UNIT RATE= TOTAL
8-1Absorbent Boom (4"), Linear ftlinear foot250$ - 0
8-2Blades, Cut-off Saw, eacheach50$ - 0
8-3Disposable Bailer (3 ft), eacheach5$ - 0
8-4Drum, Steel (closed top), eacheach10$ - 0
8-5Drum, Steel (open top), eacheach50$ - 0
8-6Drum, Overpack (poly), eacheach5$ - 0
8-7Drum, Overpack (steel), eacheach5$ - 0
8-8Drum, Poly (55 gal), eacheach5$ - 0
8-9Drum 17H, eacheach50$ - 0
8-10Drum 17E , eacheach50$ - 0
8-11Drum 17C, PCB , eacheach5$ - 0
8-12Drum Tighthead (1A1/Y) , eacheach5$ - 0
8-13Drum Openhead (1A2/Y) , eacheach50$ - 0
8-14Dry Ice per poundpound50$ - 0
8-15Hepa Vac Hepa Filter, eacheach50$ - 0
8-16Marking Paint, eacheach50$ - 0
8-17Oil Dry per bagbag50$ - 0
8-18Portland Cement per bagbag20$ - 0
8-19Reddy-Mix Concrete per bagbag75$ - 0
8-20Absorbent Roll 30 " - (per ft)foot100$ - 0
8-21Absorbent Pads (100) per bundlebundle10$ - 0
8-22Absorbent Booms (3" X 20' X 4), eacheach5$ - 0
8-23Absorbent Booms (5" X 20' X 2), eacheach5$ - 0
8-24Absorbent Socks (3" X 10' X 6), eacheach5$ - 0
8-25Visquine (roll) 10' x 100' 6 mil, eacheach10$ - 0
8-26Visquine (roll) 20' x 100' 6 mil, eacheach10$ - 0
8-27Visquine (roll) 20' x 100' 10 mil, eacheach10$ - 0
8-28Disposable water filter (metals, particulate etc)each400$ - 0
SECTION 8, SUBTOTAL$ - 0

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Sections 9-11

Section 9, ANALYTICALSolid MatrixSolid MatrixLiquid MatrixLiquid Matrix
No.Parameter GroupUnit of MeasureESTIMATEDX Standard Unit RateESTIMATEDX Rush Unit
RateESTIMATEDX Standard Unit RateESTIMATEDX Rush Unit
Rate= TOTAL
9-1GC/MS-Library Search (up to 20 unknowns) Per SampleEach755105$ - 0
9-2EPA Method 8021 or 8260 - for Priority Pollutant VOHEach755105$ - 0
9-3EPA Method 8021 or 8260 -Volatile Aromatics (BTEX & MTBE)Each400250500250$ - 0
9-4EPA Method 8081 - Chlorinated PesticidesEach400250500250$ - 0
9-5EPA Method 8151 - Chlorinated HerbicidesEach400250500250$ - 0
9-6EPA Method 8082 - Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)Each1005105$ - 0
9-7EPA Method 610, 8100, 8270 or 8310 - Polyaromatic HydrocarbonsEach500250500250$ - 0
9-8EPA Method 504, 8260 or 8011 - for ethylene dibromide (EDB)Each505105$ - 0
9-9EPA Method 8260 - Volatile Organics by GC/MSEach400250500250$ - 0
9-10EPA Method 8270 - Semivolatile Organics by GC/MSEach400250500250$ - 0
9-11EPA Method 624/8260 Priority Pollutant List, 40 CFR 423, Appendix AEach505105$ - 0
9-12EPA Method 625/8270 Priority Pollutant List, 40 CFR 423, Appendix AEach505105$ - 0
9-13TRPH by FL-PROEach400250500250$ - 0
9-14TCLP Extraction (per sample) - EPA Methods 1311Each400250500250$ - 0
9-15SPLP Extraction (per sample) - EPA Methods 1312Each400250500250$ - 0
9-16SPLP 8 RCRA MetalsEach400250500250$ - 0
9-178 RCRA MetalsEach400250500250$ - 0
9-18TCLP 8 RCRA MetalsEach400250500250$ - 0
9-19Priority Pollutant Metals- 13 MetalsEach255105$ - 0
9-20TCLP Volatiles - 8260Each255105$ - 0
9-21TCLP Semi-Volatiles - EPA Methods 8270Each255105$ - 0
9-22TCLP Pesticides - EPA Methods 8081Each750250500250$ - 0
9-23TCLP Herbicides - EPA Methods 8151Each750250500250$ - 0
9-2462-780 FAC Table B Compunds (Petroleum or Petro Products)Each905010050$ - 0
9-2562-780 FAC Table B Compunds (Drycleaning Solvent)Each905010050$ - 0
9-2662-780 FAC Table C Compounds (GAG/KAG)Each905010050$ - 0
9-2762-780 FAC Table D Compounds (Used Oil only)Each905010050$ - 0
9-2862-780 FAC Table E Compounds (Other Petroleum)Each905010050$ - 0
SECTION 9, SUBTOTAL$ - 0
Section 10, ANALYTICAL (METALS)Solid MatrixSolid MatrixLiquid MatrixLiquid Matrix
No.Parameter GroupUnit of MeasureESTIMATEDX Standard Unit RateESTIMATEDESTIMATEDX Standard Unit RateESTIMATEDX Rush Unit
Rate= TOTAL
10-1AluminumEach30153015$ - 0
10-2ArsenicEach400250500250$ - 0
10-3BariumEach400250500250$ - 0
10-4BerylliumEach105105$ - 0
10-5BoronEach105105$ - 0
10-6CadmiumEach400250500250$ - 0
10-7CalciumEach105105$ - 0
10-8ChromiumEach400250500250$ - 0
10-9Chromium (Hexavalent)Each1005010050$ - 0
10-10CobaltEach105105$ - 0
10-11CopperEach30153015$ - 0
10-12IronEach20102010$ - 0
10-13LeadEach400250500250$ - 0
10-14MagnesiumEach1005010050$ - 0
10-15ManganeseEach105105$ - 0
10-16MercuryEach400250500250$ - 0
10-17NickelEach105105$ - 0
10-18PotassiumEach105105$ - 0
10-19SeleniumEach400250500250$ - 0
10-20SilverEach400250500250$ - 0
10-21SodiumEach105105$ - 0
10-22ZincEach805010050$ - 0
SECTION 10, SUBTOTAL$ - 0
Section 11, ANALYTICAL (OTHER)Solid MatrixSolid MatrixLiquid MatrixLiquid Matrix
No.Parameter GroupUnit of MeasureESTIMATEDX Standard Unit RateESTIMATEDX Rush Unit
RateESTIMATEDX Standard Unit RateESTIMATEDX Rush Unit
Rate= TOTAL
11-1Total SolidsEach20102010$ - 0
11-2Total Dissolved SolidsEach20102010$ - 0
11-3Total Suspended SolidsEach105105$ - 0
11-4pHEach105105$ - 0
11-5Total Organic CarbonEach20102010$ - 0
11-6Phenols (Total Colormetric)Each105105$ - 0
11-7Ash ContentEach105105$ - 0
11-8EPA Method TO-18 (air)Each20102010$ - 0
SECTION 11, SUBTOTAL$ - 0

&"Arial,Bold"&16Exhibit C2 - Price Proposal Form

Sections 12-13

No.Section 12, TRANSPORTATION & DISPOSAL (T&D)Unit of MeasureESTIMATEDX UNIT RATE= TOTAL
12-1T&D - Contaminated Material Non-Liquid/Non-HazardousDrum50$ - 0
12-2T&D - Contaminated Material Non-Liquid/Non-HazardousTon900$ - 0
12-3T&D - Contaminated Liquid/Non-HazardousDrum50$ - 0
12-4T&D - Contaminated Liquid /Non-HazardousGallon9500$ - 0
12-5T&D - Non-Petroleum/Non-Hazardous Solid Waste containing material to a Class I LandfillTon1500$ - 0
SECTION 12, SUBTOTAL$ - 0
No.Section 13, BRIDGE TESTINGUnit of MeasureESTIMATEDX UNIT RATE= TOTAL
Small Bridges less than 50Ft
13-1Concrete Bridge Asbestos Testing (1-4 & 6)linear Foot50$ - 0
13-2Steel Bridge (Asbestos & Heavy Metals) w/1-6linear Foot50$ - 0
13-3Steel Bridge (Heavy Metals) w/ 1-5linear Foot50$ - 0
Medium Bridges >50Ft up to <= 200ft
13-4Concrete Bridge Asbestos Testing (1-4 & 6)linear Foot150$ - 0
13-5Steel Bridge (Asbestos & Heavy Metals) w/1-6linear Foot150$ - 0
13-6Steel Bridge (Heavy Metals) w/ 1-5linear Foot150$ - 0
Medium Bridges >200Ft up to <= 500ft
13-7Concrete Bridge Asbestos Testing (1-4 & 6)linear Foot500$ - 0
13-8Steel Bridge (Asbestos & Heavy Metals) w/1-6linear Foot500$ - 0
13-9Steel Bridge (Heavy Metals) w/ 1-5linear Foot500$ - 0
Large Bridges > 500Ft to <= 1000ft
13-10Concrete Bridge Asbestos Testing (1-4 & 6)linear Foot1200$ - 0
13-11Steel Bridge (Asbestos & Heavy Metals) w/1-6linear Foot1200$ - 0
13-12Steel Bridge (Heavy Metals) w/ 1-5linear Foot1200$ - 0
XLarge Bridges > 1000Ft to <= 2000ft
13-13Concrete Bridge Asbestos Testing (1-4 & 6)linear Foot2000$ - 0
13-14Steel Bridge (Asbestos & Heavy Metals) w/1-6linear Foot2000$ - 0
13-15Steel Bridge (Heavy Metals) w/ 1-5linear Foot2000$ - 0
XXLarge Bridges > 2000Ft
13-16Concrete Bridge Asbestos Testing (1-4 & 6)linear Foot3200$ - 0
13-17Steel Bridge (Asbestos & Heavy Metals) w/1-6linear Foot3200$ - 0
13-18Steel Bridge (Heavy Metals) w/ 1-5linear Foot3200$ - 0
SECTION 13, SUBTOTAL$ - 0

&"Arial,Bold"&16Exhibit C2 - Price Proposal Form

Summary

SECTION NO.CATEGORYSUBTOTAL OF EACH SECTION
SECTION 1DIRECT LABOR & FIELD OPERATIONS*$ - 0
SECTION 2EQUIPMENT - VEHICLES*$ - 0
SECTION 3SAMPLING AND TREATMENT EQUIPMENT*$ - 0
SECTION 4DRILLING*$ - 0
SECTION 5ON-SITE RECOVERY AND TREATMENT EQUIPMENT*$ - 0
SECTION 6CONSTRUCTION / EXCAVATION AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT*$ - 0
SECTION 7MISCELLANEOUS - EQUIPMENT*$ - 0
SECTION 8EXPENDABLES*$ - 0
SECTION 9ANALYTICAL*$ - 0
SECTION 10ANALYTICAL (METALS)*$ - 0
SECTION 11ANALYTICAL (OTHER)*$ - 0
SECTION 12TRANSPORTATION & DISPOSAL (T&D)$ - 0
SECTION 13BRIDGE TESTING$ - 0
GRAND TOTAL - (Proposer's Price)$ - 0

MFMP TRANSACTION FEE: All payments to the Vendor in response to this competitive solicitation WILL be subject to the MFMP Transaction Fee in accordance with the attached Form PUR 1000 General Contract Condition # 14. The Transaction Fee imposed shall be based upon the date of issuance of the payment.

NOTE: In submitting a response, the bidder acknowledges they have read and agree to the solicitation terms and conditions and their submission is made in conformance with those terms and conditions. Execution of this Agreement does not guarantee that the work will be authorized. The Department reserves the right to assign and remove Work Items from the project. The Department will select and assign Work Items after a Vendor is selected, based on the Evaluation Criteria specified in the Request for Proposal, and awarded the Contract. In submitting a response, the bidder acknowledges they have read and agree to the solicitation terms and conditions and their submission is made in conformance with those terms and conditions.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: I certify that I have read and agree to abide by all terms and conditions of this solicitation and that I am authorized to sign for the bidder. I certify that the response submitted is made in conformance with all requirements of the solicitation.

Bidder: ______________________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip: _______________________________________________________ Phone #: ___________________________________ Fax #: __________________ E-mail: _____________________________________ FEID# __________________ Authorized Signature: __________________________ Date: _________________ Print/Type: ___________________________________ Title: _________________

&"Arial,Bold"&16Exhibit C2 - Price Proposal Form

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