Summary

This document package comprises a Site Characterization Screening (SCS) task assignment under the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's (FDEP) Petroleum Cleanup Preapproval Program, governed by indefinite delivery contract GC721. The task assignment (GC721-066A) was issued on February 13, 2013, to ARCADIS U.S., Inc. (formerly Arcadis), with Karen Moore serving as the FDEP site manager. The work concerns AMOCO #311 facility (FDEP Facility ID 52/8515235) located at 5400 66th Street North in Saint Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida. Additional parties include Kevin Warner as the contractor representative and Grant Willis as the FDEP contract manager. The scope addresses petroleum contamination at a former McDonald's restaurant and AMOCO gasoline station with associated underground storage tanks and contaminated soil and groundwater.

The contract specifies a fixed-price task assignment totaling $13,907.83, inclusive of a 10% retainment of $1,390.78, with a performance period from February 13, 2013, through October 12, 2013. The scope comprises five deliverables: boring logs and chain-of-custody field notes (due March 15, 2013); interim deliverables (due 04/15/13); characterization screening report (due 04/15/13); and a final site characterization screening report. Work activities include five soil borings and three monitoring wells, groundwater sampling with laboratory analysis (BTEX, PAHs, TRPHs, and used oil analysis), soil boring headspace screening, and DPT installation using subcontractors. Subcontractors include Subsurface Environmental (DPT work, $2,460.00), Drillpro, LLC/Groundwater Protection (DPT work, $2,489.42), Huss Drilling (revised quote $2,925.71), Horizon Environmental Services (waste disposal, $125 per drum), and Test America Laboratories (analytical services). The estimated total laboratory cost is $3,082.78, with additional costs distributed across office activities, field work, and remedial system purchases. Cost-sharing is 100% FDEP-funded with zero applicant/owner contribution.