CN-370000-GC723-T45A.pdf

This document package comprises multiple components of a Site Characterization Screening (SCS) task assignment under Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Petroleum Cleanup Contract GC723, administered through the Division of Waste Management-Bureau of Petroleum Storage Systems. The primary entities involved include the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), FRS Environmental Remediation, Inc. (dba The FGS Group) as the contractor, Jackson County Association of Retarded Citizens as the facility owner, and various subcontractors including TransAmerican Drilling & Testing, IntraNet Lab Services, LLRP, PACE (via IntraNet), and Clark Environmental. The work is performed under Facility ID #32/8841083 located at 4517 Basswood Road, Highway 165 North, Greenwood, Jackson County, Florida, with Task Assignment #GC723-045A dated January 11, 2013.

The contract establishes a fixed-price task assignment for site characterization screening activities at a former gasoline service station with a documented petroleum discharge history dating to 1992. The total contract value is $12,190.19, inclusive of a 10% retainage ($1,219.02), with no cost-plus provisions. Work encompasses two primary events: Event 1 (Initial Soil & Groundwater Assessment) at $9,234.23 and Event 2 (Drum Disposal & Report) at $4,459.93. Deliverables include boring logs, chain-of-custody documentation, laboratory reports, and a final Site Characterization Screening Report due April 30, 2013. The scope includes installation of four soil borings to 60 feet depth, three monitoring wells to 40 feet with 0.010-inch slotted screen, and comprehensive soil and groundwater sampling analyzed using EPA Methods 8260B (BTEX & MTBE), 8270C (PAHs), and FL-PRO (TRPH). Laboratory analysis costs total $3,088.95 for soil/air samples and $5,593.88 for groundwater sampling. Field mobilization, drilling setup, well installation, and sample analysis are itemized with individual costs, and displaced soils requiring disposal are handled through Clark Environmental subcontract. The period of performance extends through October 27, 2013, with no change orders authorized after the contract signature date.