Summary

This document package comprises a Petroleum Preapproval Program Task Assignment issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Waste Management, Bureau of Petroleum Storage Systems. The contract involves the state of Florida, the contractor AMEC Environment & Infrastructure Inc. (with representative Eric Blomberg, P.G.), and the facility located at the former 7-Eleven Store #21315 in Orlando, Orange County, Florida. Additional service providers include TestAmerica Laboratories (Tallahassee), Huss Drilling, Inc., Cliff Berry, Incorporated Environmental Services, and various subcontractors. The FDEP Contract Number is GC653, with Task Assignment #GC653-072B, covering Facility ID #48/8512588.

The scope of services encompasses site screening activities including file review, health and safety planning, right-of-way permitting, soil and groundwater screening via Direct Push Technology, soil sample analysis, and preparation of a screening report. The fixed-price total cost is $1,221.08, with a 10% retainage of $122.11, resulting in a total encumbrance of $1,221.08. Field activities include mobilization, drilling setup, soil boring to approximately 10 feet, groundwater grab sampling, and sample analysis for BTEX, PAHs, TRPHs, lead, and other petroleum contaminants. Laboratory analysis by TestAmerica costs $3,238.05, disposal services by Cliff Berry for contaminated drill cuttings are $150.00 per drum, and Direct Push Technology services by Huss Drilling total $1,862.71. The task assignment period extends from January 1, 2014 to March 9, 2014, with a final deliverable due date of September 10, 2013.