Contract Summary

This document is a Task Assignment Notification Form and Scope of Work for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) issued under Indefinite Delivery Contract CN330. The contract engages Cummins Cederberg, Inc., a coastal and marine engineering consulting firm, to provide coastal engineering and environmental consulting services in support of beach restoration at Bahia Honda State Park in Monroe County, Florida. The project is managed by FDEP's Bureau of Design and Construction, with Ralph M. Perkins as the FDEP Contract Manager and Rose Frawley as the Project Manager. The work was authorized upon execution with a fixed completion date structure tied to subtask deliverables.

The contract establishes a preliminary phase of work comprising three primary subtasks with a total fixed price cost of $82,006.03 and no reimbursable costs. Subtask 1 (Field Investigations and Data Collection) totals $50,080.07 and includes topographic/bathymetric surveying, LiDAR review and processing, aerial drone survey, preliminary benthic resource survey, and beach sand analysis. Subtask 2 (Sea Level Rise/Resilience Evaluation) is priced at $3,757.92 and involves engineering assessment of climate and coastal hazard impacts. Subtask 3 (Feasibility Assessment) costs $28,167.84 and encompasses regulatory due diligence and coastal engineering feasibility analysis. Each subtask is scheduled for 60-day completion periods from authorization, with payment contingent upon FDEP approval of deliverables. The work focuses on analyzing approximately 2,200 linear feet of shoreline to support the development of beach restoration strategies while addressing environmental permitting and resource protection requirements within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.