CN-370000-GC653-T48Q.pdf

This is an EPA Funded Task Assignment document issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Division of Waste Management, Bureau of Petroleum Storage Systems. The contract involves AMEC Environment & Infrastructure Inc. (the contractor) and the State of Florida through FDEP, with Russell Rhodes serving as the Site Manager. Two facilities are addressed: Shad's Property (Facility ID: 639807182) located at 220 W Main Street in Lake Butler, Union County, and Sunrise Food Mart/Coastal Mart (Facility ID: 638517149) located at 260 West Main Street in Lake Butler. The contract number is GC653, and the task assignment number is GC653-048Q, with a cost center of 37450401000. Grant Willis serves as the FDEP Contract Manager, and Eric Blomberg is the Contractor Representative.

The task assignment encompasses a comprehensive remedial action plan implementation involving four events spanning from November 2014 through March 2016. Event 1 covers horizontal sparge well installation and system construction for approximately 29 days with two personnel overseeing installation of four horizontal wells ranging from 300' to 350' deep. Event 2 includes system startup activities, baseline groundwater sampling, and deployment of remedial equipment including air and liquid phase carbon vessels, with one mobilization and two full days of oversight for two people. Event 3 involves the first quarterly system operation and maintenance with two monthly visits and quarterly groundwater sampling of 16 monitoring wells. Event 4 continues with the second quarterly system operations and maintenance for three months. The total fixed-price cost is $694,957.85 for the Shad's Property site and $694,294.88 for the Sunrise Food Mart site, with a 10% retainage applied. Laboratory services, equipment rental (sparging system and carbon vessels), mobilization costs, and subcontractor expenses for construction and system startup are included. The work must be preapproved by the Department per Florida Statute 376.30711(1)(b), with no change orders authorized after March 14, 2016.