CN-370000-BS135-T1CO2.pdf
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- Contract number
- BS135
- Issued by
- Florida
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This document is a Task Assignment Change Order Form for DEP Contract No. BS135, issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP). The contract involves Mott MacDonald Florida, LLC as the primary contractor, with key FDEP personnel including Project Manager Tracy Woods and Contract Administrator Avery Lehmann. The project concerns the development of Emergency Action Plans (EAPs) for three high-hazard potential dams in Florida: Locklin Lake Dam (City of Milton, Santa Rosa County), Holley Lake Dam (near DeFuniak Springs, Walton County), and Juniper Lake Dam (near DeFuniak Springs, Walton County). The dam owners include the City of Milton, Fish and Wildlife Commission, and Twin Lakes Camp Resort. This change order modifies Task Assignment 01 under the original contract scope.
The change order increases the task amount by $18,754.74, bringing the total task amount from $71,106.02 to $89,860.76. Compensation is provided on a lump sum basis with no payment for incomplete or unperformed services. The original task completion date of October 31, 2019 was extended by 16 days to December 16, 2019. Task 1 (Data Collection) for Locklin Lake Dam is funded through grant DAM20, while all other dam tasks are funded through DAM19. The work consists of data collection activities, preparation of draft and final EAPs, stakeholder review meetings, and compilation of deliverables including triggering events tables, stakeholder contact information, communication methods, and notification procedures. Invoicing occurs monthly based on completed deliverables, with full compensation withheld until FDEP approval.
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