CN-370000-CN202-T13.pdf
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- Contract number
- CN202
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- Florida
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This is a Task Assignment Notification Form under Florida Department of Environmental Protection Statewide Contract CN202 for the Oscar Scherer State Park Campground Bridge Replacement project (Project No. 61131C). The contract involves the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) as the owner, Michael Baker International as the primary consultant, and various subconsultants including LM2 Consultants Inc., Professional Services Inc., and additional Michael Baker International staff. The assignment was executed on October 7, 2016, with a project manager designated as Theresa Carron and contract manager Mae Roth overseeing the engagement.
The task assignment encompasses six major subtasks totaling $77,839.42, consisting of $73,824.42 in fixed price costs and $4,015.00 in reimbursable costs (permit fees). Subtask 1 covers survey services ($7,875.00), including horizontal and vertical control, mean high water line surveys, and topographic surveys. Subtask 2 provides geotechnical investigations ($5,870.46), including soil boring and laboratory testing. Subtask 3 delivers 60% design bridge plans and hydraulics ($24,660.32). Subtask 4 addresses environmental data collection and field surveys ($2,980.54). Subtask 5 handles permitting with Sarasota County, Southwest Florida Water Management District, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ($16,577.10, including $4,015.00 in reimbursable permit fees). Subtask 6 provides final bridge drawings, technical specifications, and cost estimates ($19,876.00). The contract runs from October 15, 2016, through April 15, 2018, with deliverables reviewed by the Department for completeness, accuracy, and timeliness.
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