CN-370000-GW283-PET14.pdf

This document is an Action Request Memorandum from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Division of Waste Management requesting approval for Task Assignment PET 14 under DEP Contract GW283. The contract is between the State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the Florida Department of Health (DOH), with Robert Perlowski serving as the DEP Contract Manager and Michael Berry as the DOH Contract Coordinator. The contract supports the Petroleum Restoration Program for Potable Well Surveys and Sampling Services, coordinated through DOH Headquarters staff in Tallahassee in cooperation with local County Health Departments.

Task Assignment PET 14 establishes a twelve-month period from July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018 with a total value of $615,285.00. The contractor will perform statewide potable well surveys and sampling services on a fee basis, including 1,143 potable well surveys at $217.00 each (totaling $248,031.00) and 2,923 sampling events at $93.00 each (totaling $271,839.00), plus 1,252 out-of-county units at $23.00 each (totaling $28,796.00). Deliverables include quarterly invoices with backup documentation, quarterly CDs of completed potable well surveys, and analytical sampling results provided electronically and suitable for use in GIS and Excel databases. The funding is derived from Org. Code 37450404555 under the Florida Department of Health, with the contract amount not to exceed $615,285.00. This represents a decrease of $13,571 from the prior fiscal year 2016-17 funding level of $628,856.