CN-370000-CN220-T9.pdf

This document is a Task Assignment Notification Form from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) for the Wakulla Springs Ranger Station Replacement project. The contract is awarded to Dewberry | Preble-Rish, a consulting firm based in Tallahassee, Florida. The project is located at Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park in Wakulla County, Florida, and is managed by Laura Ross (RA) for FDEP with Adam Browne serving as the FDEP Contract Manager. The task assignment, numbered 09 under FDEP Contract No. CN220, represents Project No. 61171C and is intended to provide survey, permitting services, and civil engineering design and construction administration for a prefabricated concrete ranger station replacement.

The scope of work comprises nine primary subtasks spanning design phases from project kick-off through construction administration, with a total fixed price cost of $30,232.45 and authorized reimbursable costs not to exceed $800.00, bringing the overall task amount to $31,032.45. Services include project documentation and kick-off (Subtask 1: $415.98), topographic and tree surveys (Subtask 2: $4,077.49), septic tank evaluation (Subtask 3: $1,145.25), 30% design documents (Subtask 4: $3,873.78), 60% design documents (Subtask 5: $4,723.74), civil permitting with Water Management District and Health Department (Subtasks 6a and 6b: $3,196.24 each), 100% construction documents (Subtask 7: $4,088.16), bid phase services (Subtask 8: $1,492.05), and construction administration tasks including kick-off, shop drawing review, RFI responses, and site visits (Subtasks 9a–9f: $815.40 each). The project completion date is June 30, 2019, with payment upon FDEP approval of deliverables for each subtask. Reimbursable costs are capped at $400.00 each for the Water Management District permit fees and Health Department fees.