Document Summary

This is a Site Characterization Screening Task Assignment under FDEP Contract Number GC653, issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Waste Management, Bureau of Petroleum Storage Systems. The contract involves AMEC Environment & Infrastructure, Inc. (located at 2533 Greer Road, Suite 6, Tallahassee, FL), with Eric Blomberg serving as the contractor representative. The FDEP/LP Site Manager is Joy L. Myers, and the facility being assessed is the Pokorney Property located at 2894 Kynesville Highway, Cottondale, Jackson County, Florida (FDEP Facility ID #32601342). The work is classified as Site Assessment cleanup activity and is eligible under the Abandoned Tank Restoration Program (ATRP) for an indigent site with a current score of 45.

The task assignment involves soil borings and temporary wells for site screening activities to assess petroleum contamination at the property, which historically housed three underground storage tanks (one 500-gallon UST and two 1,000-gallon USTs) containing gasoline that were taken out of service in June 1979. The total fixed-price cost for the work is $10,566.27, with a retainage of 10% ($1,056.63), resulting in a total encumbrance of $10,566.27. The task encompasses Event 1 soil and groundwater screening with field notes due November 15, 2012, and the final Site Characterization Screening Report due December 14, 2012, with work completion by June 12, 2013. Services include proposal preparation, file review, permits, health and safety planning, mobilization, soil borings via Direct Push Technology to approximately 20 feet below land surface, groundwater sampling from three temporary wells, and laboratory analysis of soil and groundwater samples for BTEX, PAHs, TRPH, EDB, and Total Lead using certified Test America Laboratories.