CN-370000-GM157-T3.pdf

This document is a Task Assignment Notification Form for a Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) contract (Contract No. GM157) with AMEC Environment & Infrastructure, Inc. The contract involves Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) services for the Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail project, specifically the Lower Sugarloaf to Summerland Key Trail Segment, located in Monroe County, Florida. The task assignment is dated July 25, 2012, with David Romano as the Contractor Representative and Todd McGee as the DEP Contract Manager.

The contract is a Cost Plus Fixed Fee arrangement with a total task assignment value of $220,959.02, comprised of $220,159.02 in cost reimbursement and $800.00 in fixed fee. The project scope includes pre-construction services, construction engineering inspection, on-site inspections, contractor oversight, document preparation, collection and compilation of project documentation, and materials sampling and testing. The period of performance runs from the execution of the task assignment through 15 days after construction completion. The project is funded through a Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) grant, with the specific work involving the construction of 8.7 miles of multi-use trail, including storm water management systems, signage, striping, landscaping, sod, fencing, boardwalk, and bollards.