CN-370000-CN335-T1.pdf

This is a Task Assignment Notification Form and detailed Scope of Work issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Bureau of Design and Construction under Contract No. CN335 with Taylor Engineering, Inc. The document establishes Task Assignment No. 1 for the Cat Point Living Shoreline project located in Franklin County, Florida, within Apalachicola Bay near the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve facility. The project is funded through the Deepwater Horizon Natural Resources Damage Assessment (NRDA) Early Restoration Program and involves the design and permitting of segmented breakwater structures and salt marsh habitat restoration at the Cat Point shoreline.

The total fixed price for Task Assignment No. 1 is $80,748.44, with a completion date of March 31, 2019. The scope of work comprises five primary sub-tasks: (1) Preliminary Engineering Design including coastal conditions analysis, structural design, and Opinion of Probable Construction Costs ($14,544.24); (2) Tidal Exchange Analysis ($4,591.55); (3) Regulatory Permitting including permit drawings and applications for state and federal authorizations ($10,728.60); (4) Final Engineering Design and Construction Documents at 90% and 100% completion levels ($21,316.29); and (5) Limited Construction-Phase Services including bidding assistance, pre-construction meetings, construction observation, and project close-out ($29,067.76). The consultant is required to submit monthly progress reports to the FDEP Project Manager at no additional cost and may provide additional services as deemed necessary by FDEP with the option to amend the task assignment accordingly.