CN-370000-DC790-T13.pdf

This document collection comprises multiple task assignment notifications and supporting materials related to Contract DC790, an indefinite delivery contract vehicle between the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Division of Recreation and Parks, Bureau of Design and Construction, and Jones Edmunds & Associates, Inc. for stormwater and wastewater improvements at DeLeon Springs State Park in Volusia County. The primary stakeholders include FDEP Project Manager Tom Napier, Jones Edmunds representatives Steve Szabo and Richard Koller, Panamerican Consultants, Inc. as a subcontractor for archaeological services, and the state agency's Contract Manager Michael Renard.

The contract encompasses engineering and archaeological services for stormwater and wastewater improvements at DeLeon Springs State Park. Task Assignment #03 authorized $80,604.00 for stormwater and wastewater improvement studies. Task Assignment #11 authorized $30,000.00 for archaeological assessment services. Task Assignment #13 authorized $14,553.00 for additional services including GIS survey ($2,250), response to RAI#2 ($2,998), and permit extension coordination ($603). The archaeological scope includes Phase I testing in three zones (A, B, and C) with potential Phase II excavation if warranted, field documentation, analysis, and report preparation. Deliverables include a Technical Report/Preservation and Interpretive Plan meeting Chapter 1A-46 standards, Florida Master Site File forms, GIS map layers, and bound and digital copies distributed to FDEP offices and park management. The contract operates on a fixed-price basis with cost reimbursement limitations and requires compliance with federal and state archaeological and historic preservation standards.