CN-370000-HW552-DC009M.pdf

This document package comprises Task Assignment Notification Forms and supporting materials for Contract HW552, issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to PSI Inc. (Professional Service Industries, Inc.), with contractor representative Nana Westmark. The contract is managed by Kevin McCranie, DEP Contract Manager, for work at the Best Cleaners & Laundry facility located at 224 South Florida Avenue, Deland, Volusia County, Florida (DEP Site #64-9500600). The task assignment number is DC009M, Module D00, with no grant allocation. The documentation includes two nearly identical Task Assignment Notification Forms dated September 8, 2016, along with a Deliverables and Invoice Schedule, a DEP Memorandum, Level of Effort worksheets, a PSI proposal dated August 16, 2016, and multiple subcontractor bid tabulations from drilling and waste disposal service providers.

Task Assignment DC009M authorizes PSI to conduct assessment activities utilizing Modified Active Gas Survey (MAGS) technology and soil/groundwater sampling at the facility in accordance with a September 2016 Scope of Work and cost proposal. The total fixed-price task assignment value is $45,805.21, with a Final Deliverable Due Date of November 8, 2016 and execution through January 9, 2017. Deliverables include a MAGS Assessment Report with soil and groundwater data in hard-copy and electronic formats, plus documentation of well abandonment activities (Subtasks 1, 2, 3, and 4). The scope encompasses four subtasks: Project Management; MAGS Points Installation and Direct Push Screenpoint Groundwater Sampling (including drilling services by Ambient Technologies, Inc. at $18,925.00); MAGS testing; and Assessment Report preparation. Laboratory costs total $1,650.00 for VOH analysis by EPA Method 8260, and subcontractor drilling and disposal costs total $13,301.00. Three waste disposal vendors provided quotes (Ambient Technologies at $12,001.00, NET Drilling at $18,925.00, and Groundwater Protection at $13,375.00 for drilling services), with FECC, Inc. providing drum transportation and disposal at $120-$130 per drum depending on region.