Document Summary

This is a Site Characterization Screening Task Assignment from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Division of Waste Management, Bureau of Petroleum Storage Systems, for Circle K #7436 located at 4980 South Babcock Street in Palm Bay, Brevard County, Florida. The task assignment was issued under FDEP Contract Number GC653 to AMEC Environment & Infrastructure Inc. (AMEC), with Eric Blomberg, PG serving as the contractor representative and Timothy Foster as the FDEP/LP Site Manager. The facility identification number is 05850127 with a contamination score of 31. The site is an active fuel dispensary and retail store with three underground storage tanks containing unleaded gasoline and evidence of historical petroleum contamination, including free product identified in 1988 and documented contamination in groundwater and soils exceeding cleanup target levels.

The task assignment is fixed-price, with a total cost of $11,747.04 and 10% retainage of $1,174.70, for a total encumbrance of $11,747.04. The scope of work, designated as a Single Event assignment, involves site characterization screening activities including soil borings, groundwater sampling, and laboratory analysis. Work is to be performed over the period ending December 25, 2013, with a final deliverable of a Site Characterization Screening Report due June 28, 2013. The assignment includes field activities such as mobilization of two personnel, installation of 15 soil borings to two feet depth with screening for petroleum contaminants using MicroFID OVA, sampling of 9 existing monitoring wells, and analysis of collected soil and groundwater samples for BTEX, PAHs, TRPH, and lead. Laboratory costs total $3,913.97, with analytical work to be performed by IntraNet Lab Services and TestAmerica Inc., both certified by the Department of Health for the required test methods.