CN-370000-GC717-T14AF.pdf
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- Contract number
- GC717
- Issued by
- Florida
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This is 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 AECOM Technical Services, Inc. (Contractor ID: 00236) and the Okaloosa County Road Department (Site: 84 Ready Ave NW, Fort Walton Beach, Florida). The FDEP Contract Number is GC717, with Facility ID 46862364. The task assignment, numbered GC717-014AF, represents the sixth of six task assignments under a single indefinite delivery contract with a maximum cumulative funding cap of $250,000. Work may not proceed until all six task assignments have been executed and approved by the Department, and retainage will not be paid until all work is completed and approved.
This task assignment addresses contaminated soil removal at a site with an Imminent Threat Listed EDI Discharge Date of June 15, 1987. The work comprises six distinct events: soil backfill activities (Events 1-2, approximately 4,400 cubic yards total), dewatering system operation (Event 3), transport of contaminated soil (Event 4, estimated 3,630 tons), contaminated soil disposal (Event 5, estimated 3,630 tons), and treatment system operation (Event 6). The fixed-price total cost is $248,886.00, with a retainage of $24,888.60 (10 percent). FDEP funds 100 percent of costs. The contract period extends from the last signature date through January 15, 2014, with no change orders authorized after that date. Deliverables include field notes, photo documentation, weigh tickets, and disposal manifests due at specified intervals between July 11, 2013, and July 19, 2013.
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