CN-370000-DC419-TA5.pdf

This is a Consultant's Task Assignment Notification for FDEP Contract No. DC419, issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Bureau of Design and Recreational Services to Coastal Systems International, Inc. The task assignment was executed on April 27, 2007, with Michael Renard serving as the FDEP Contract Manager and Tim Blankenship as the Consultant's Representative. The project, titled "Florida Keys Project – Breakwater Assessment," is located at Fort Zachary Taylor State Park in Monroe County, Florida, and addresses damage to coastal structures from hurricanes in 2004 and 2005.

The scope of work includes professional engineering services for a comprehensive breakwater system assessment at Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, encompassing breakwater surveys, cross-sectional mapping of four breakwater structures and the terminal groin, base map development, and preparation of a detailed letter report with repair recommendations and armor stone quantity estimates. Services include field investigations completed within 30 days of authorization, with the letter report due within 60 days of base map completion. The fixed price cost is $15,000.00 with no cost reimbursement authorized. The cost breakdown includes field investigations at $10,900 (breakwater surveys at $8,700 and base map at $2,200) and letter report services at $4,100 (letter report at $3,100 and meetings at $1,000). The project was scheduled to commence upon execution with final expiration on August 30, 2007. Encumbrance information indicates allocation from Fund 193001 under Project No. 01M02 with Object Code 131500.