Attachment_C_-_Task_Order_Sheet_Sample.pdf

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Waterway Navigation Repairs and Maintenance
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262797MM
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Sarasota County, Florida

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This is a Task Order Sheet sample document for Sarasota County's Waterway Navigation Repairs and Maintenance contract opportunity in Florida. The document serves as a template for contractors to organize and track work assignments related to the installation, maintenance, and removal of marine navigation aids throughout the County's bays, rivers, and connected waterways. The form includes columns for task identification numbers, Fish and Wildlife Conservation (FWC) commission numbers, sign numbers and descriptions, geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude), sign facing direction, work completion status, and depth measurements in feet. The sheet accommodates up to twenty separate task entries, providing a systematic approach for managing multiple navigation aid projects across the waterway system.

The County anticipates an initial contract term of 3 years with the potential for renewal options. This Task Order Sheet example establishes the operational framework for qualified contractors within the established pool to document and execute individual work assignments. The form enables clear communication between Sarasota County and contractors regarding specific project locations, scope requirements, and technical specifications for each navigation aid task, facilitating efficient project management and performance tracking throughout the contract period.

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Task # FWC# Sign Number / Description Latitude (N) Longitude (W) Sign Facing Direction Work To Be Completed Depth (ft)

Task Order Sheet - EXAMPLE

ATTACHMENT C

Task Order Sheet (Sample)

Attachment C - Page 1

Sheet1

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