CN-370000-GC817-A12.pdf

This document is Amendment No. 12 to Agency Term Contract No. GC817 between the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and Imperial Testing and Engineering, Inc. The contract, originally effective February 24, 2014, governs petroleum contamination site response action services. The amendment was executed on August 9, 2022, by Al McGhin, President of Imperial Testing and Engineering, Inc., and John Truitt, Deputy Secretary of the Florida DEP.

Amendment No. 12 updates Attachment A (V2.0) of the Scope of Services, specifically addressing debris, waste, and product removal and disposal procedures. The amendment establishes notification requirements when soil delivery weight tickets indicate overage volumes. If the volume of soil transported from a site does not exceed 20 percent of the total volume authorized under the applicable Purchase Order, the contractor must notify the site manager via Request for Change within two business days of the overage transport. All other contract terms and conditions remain in effect, with any inconsistencies between the original contract and this amendment resolved in favor of the amendment's provisions.