Task Assignment Summary for Gasparilla Island State Park Elevated Four Fixture Restroom Project

This document package constitutes a Task Assignment Notification and comprehensive scope of work under FDEP Contract No. DC818 between the State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Division of Recreation and Parks, and Chastain-Skillman, Inc. (CSI), a consulting engineering firm. The assignment is designated as Task 04 under Project 4G891 for Gasparilla Island State Park in Boca Grande, Florida. The contract is managed by FDEP's Michael Renard, with CSI represented by Suzanne Hunnicutt as the project consultant's representative. The scope encompasses design, permitting, survey, geotechnical, engineering, architectural, permitting, construction administration, and final certification services for construction of an elevated four-fixture restroom building and reconstruction of an elevated boardwalk located west of the Dunes Parking Area.

The total fixed-price compensation for professional services is $36,570.47, excluding an estimated $1,150.00 in permitting fees, for a combined project budget of $45,469.79. Services are segmented into eight primary tasks with individual fee allocations: Survey Phase Services ($1,997.54), Geotechnical Phase Services ($3,251.00), Engineering Phase Services ($6,674.60), Architectural Construction Documents Phase Services ($8,918.00), Permitting Phase Services ($6,025.56), Limited Construction Phase Services ($6,607.25), Final Certification Services ($1,971.52), and Project Mileage and Prints ($1,125.00). An additional Boardwalk Reconstruction Phase Services component totals $7,749.32. The work is to commence upon execution of the Task Assignment and conclude at the construction completion date, with cost reimbursement not to exceed $1,125.00. The deliverables include topographic surveys, geotechnical reports, conceptual site plans, construction drawings and specifications, permit applications to Lee County and South Florida Water Management District, and final certifications. The engagement is supported by a separate Lee County Tourist Development Tax funding agreement (Project 401891) providing up to $185,000 in reimbursement for fiscal year 2011.