CN-370000-HW681-DC005D.pdf
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- Contract number
- HW681
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- Florida
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Summary of Task Assignment DC005D
This Task Assignment (TA) is a state and local contract document issued by the State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) to CDM Smith Inc., dated December 2, 2024, under Contract Number HW681. The TA authorizes CDM Smith to conduct long-term monitoring and groundwater assessment activities at the Former Bay's Cleaners site located at 219 North Magnolia Avenue, Ocala, Marion County, Florida (ERIC_4918). The Department Project Manager is Benjamin Aoki, and the Contractor's Project Manager is Kathy Leggoe. The Task Assignment is effective through June 27, 2025.
The scope of work consists of four subtasks: Project Management (13% of direct labor costs), Annual Groundwater Sampling from 37 existing monitoring wells with field parameter collection and volatile organic hydrocarbon analysis, PFAS Sampling and Impacted Disposal Waste (IDW) management including waste profile development and disposal services provided by subcontractors Erwin Remediation, and preparation of an Annual Groundwater Monitoring Report with updated data tables, laboratory results, and recommendations. The total Task Assignment value is $35,971.51 on a fixed unit rate basis, comprised of Subtask 2 at $22,526.51, Subtask 3 at $2,625.08, and Subtask 4 at $10,819.92. Deliverables include field data and laboratory reports due 90 days from notice to proceed, and the final Annual Groundwater Monitoring Report due 120 days from notice to proceed. The work involves 166.6 total labor hours and includes subcontractor costs for drum disposal services and waste profiling through Erwin Environmental.
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