CN-370000-GW387-TOX16.pdf

This is a Task Assignment Form (TOX-16) dated February 5, 2020, under DEP Contract No. GW387 between the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (contractor) and the Florida Department of Health (client agency). The contract assignment involves Michael Berry as the OMC Manager from the Florida Department of Health and Robert Perlowski from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection as the DEP Contract Manager, with Lauren Coleman serving as the DEP Program Manager.

The task assignment authorizes the contractor to provide administrative services not exceeding $35,654.00 and conduct state-wide potable well surveys and sampling not exceeding $112,190.00 for a six-month period through June 30, 2020. Specific deliverables include 12 potable well surveys at $225.00 each, 1,000 sampling events at $95.00 each, 24 multiple samples at $110.00 each, 301 out-of-county events at $25.00 each, and 275 GPS well points at $15.00 each for the Water Supply Restoration Funding Program. The total task assignment value is $147,844.00, funded through three budget entities (37220101001, 37220101001, and 37220101001) with allocations of $25,250.00, $61,297.00, and $61,297.00 respectively. The proposed cost breakdown indicates a total project cost of $1,199,746 for the six-month period (FY 19/20), with detailed field and laboratory costs distributed across petroleum, toxics, drycleaning, and waste cleanup programs. All work must comply with standard operating procedures and contract terms, with failure to implement terms and conditions constituting grounds for contract breach or termination.