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Task Assignment Summary
This Task Assignment (TA) BF04A is executed pursuant to Contract Number HW687 between the State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and Terracon Consultants, Inc. The TA authorizes site assessment activities at 2402 Market Street in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida, under the State & Tribal Response Program (SRP) cooperative agreement administered by FDEP on behalf of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The Department Project Manager is Megan Johnson, and the contractor's Project Manager is Ralph Mongillo, Jr., P.G. The TA is effective immediately upon execution with a completion date of November 7, 2025.
The TA authorizes Terracon to conduct comprehensive supplemental site assessment activities including five subtasks: (1) Project Management at $2,732.48; (2) QAPP/Work Plan, HASP development, utility location, and soil sampling at ten locations at $21,703.98; (3) Lithologic soil boring to 50 feet and installation of four shallow monitoring wells at $11,853.92; (4) Groundwater and investigative derived waste sampling at $7,557.53; and (5) Site Assessment Report preparation at $6,204.15, for a total TA value of $50,052.06 on a fixed unit rate basis. Deliverables and invoice payments are structured in three milestones: Department approval of QAPP and soil sampling results ($21,703.98), approval of well installation and groundwater sampling results ($19,411.45), and approval of project management and Site Assessment Report ($8,936.63), with a final deliverable due September 26, 2025. Subcontractor costs for drilling services total approximately $6,750 to $7,986 from multiple vendors including GWP/DrillPro, JAEE Environmental Services, Betts Drilling, Action Environmental, and GPRS Inc.
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Funding Information:
Org. Code E.O. Object Code Budget Entity Appropriation
Category Grant # Project # Year Amount
Additional Funding Information attached on separate page.
Rev. 8/26/2020
STATE OF FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Task Assignment This Task Assignment (TA) is entered into between the Parties named below, pursuant to Contract Number: .
1. TA Number: TA Completion Date:
TA Description:
2. Parties State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection (Department)
Department Project Manager: Department Project Manager Phone:
Contractor Name: (Contractor ) ntractor’st ’s Project Manager: ontractor’s t’s Project Manager Phone:
3. Project Number:
(If different from TA Number)
Project Location(s):
Project Name:
4. As consideration for the services rendered by Contractor under the terms of this TA, the Department shall pay the Contractor on the following bases, up to the Total TA Value as indicated below:
Fixed Price:
Fixed Unit Rate: (Extended Price)
Cost Reimbursement:
Total TA Value:
5. The Parties agree to comply with the terms and conditions of the underlying the Contract, and the following attachments which are hereby incorporated by reference:
Attachment 1:
Additional Attachments (if necessary):
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this TA shall be effective on the last date signed below.
State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection
CONTRACTOR Department Name:
Title: Secretary or Designee
(Authorized Signature) (Authorized Signature) Date:
Additional signatures attached on separate page.
HW687
BF04A Completion November 7, 2025
The Department approves this Task Assignment (TA), based upon the Cost Proposal and Level of Effort (CP/LOE), for Site Assessment activities at the below project site, submitted to the Department on June 24, 2025, by Terracon Consultants, Inc. The final deliverable will be the Site Assessment Report received by the Department no later than September 26, 2025.
Megan Johnson 850.245.8994 Contractor Terracon Consultants, Inc. Contractor
Contractor Ralph Mongillo, Jr., P.G. Contractor 904.479.7411
ERIC_18247
2402 Market Street, Jacksonville, Duval County
2402 Market Street Project
Contractor Contractor
✔ $ 50,052.06
$ 50,052.06
Scope of Work
Terracon Consultants, Inc.
Contractor Donna Cline, P.E.
Senior Remediation Engineer
6/26/25
Digitally signed by Cline, Donna L DN: cn=Cline, Donna L, ou=General Users, email=Donna.Cline@terracon.com Date: 2025.06.26 13:41:39 -04'00'
Cline, Donna L
Jennifer Farrell
Digitally signed by Jennifer Farrell Date: 2025.06.26 11:17:32 -04'00'
N/A
Task Assignment Notification/Change Order Deliverables and Invoice Schedule Attachment
WC TAFORM
Contract Number:
Task Assignment #:
Deliverables:
Deliverable Deliverable Due Date
Invoice Schedule:
Requirements for Invoice Submittal Amount to be Invoiced
TOTAL COST
QAPP/Work Plan and HASP (Subtask 2) 07/18/2025
Field notes, photographic log, chain of custody, sampling logs, and analytical report from soil sampling event (Subtask 2) 08/22/2025
Field notes, photographic log, chain of custody, sampling logs, and analytical report from well installation and groundwater sampling event (Subtasks 3 and 4) 08/22/2025
Site Assessment Report; Project Management (Subtasks 1 and 5) 09/26/2025
Department approval of QAPP/Work Plan and HASP and approval of field notes, photographic log, chain of custody, sampling logs, and analytical report from soil sampling event (Subtask 2)
$ 21,703.98
Department approval of field notes, photographic log, chain of custody, sampling logs, and analytical report from well installation and groundwater sampling event (Subtasks 3 and 4)
$ 19,411.45
Department approval of Project Management and Site Assessment Report (Subtasks 1 and 5) $ 8,936.63
$ 50,052.06
HW687
BF04A
www.FloridaDEP.gov
FFLLORIDAA DDEEPARTMENTT OOFF
EEnvironmentall Protection
Bob Martinez Center
2600 Blair Stone Road Tallahassee, FL 32399-2400
Ronn DeSantis Governor
Alexiss A.. Lambert
Secretary
Memorandum TO: Terracon Consultants, Inc., HW687 Contract File
FROM: Megan Johnson, Contract Manager
DATE: June 25, 2025
SUBJECT: Negotiation Summary – SRP28 Task Assignment (TA) BF04A 2402 Market Street Project – Site ID # ERIC_18247 Site Assessment Activities
This TA is intended for conducting Site Assessment activities at the 2402 Market Street site, located at 2402 Market Street, Jacksonville, Duval County. The services under this task are being conducted using federal funds from the State & Tribal Response Program (SRP) cooperative agreement that is administered by the Department on behalf of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Subtask 1: Project Management This subtask is a percentage of the overall project fees and has been negotiated as a contract rate. It includes project management, overhead, general and administrative, and fringe. The agreed upon cost of this subtask is $2,732.48.
Subtask 2: QAPP/Work Plan and HASP, Utility Locate, Soil Sampling activities Under this subtask, Terracon will develop the QAPP/Work Plan for this site. This subtask also includes Terracon’s mobilization to the site for supervising the geophysical survey of all soil boring and monitoring well locations. Terracon will perform soil sampling at ten locations. Soil samples will be collected for field screening using an OVA-PID every one foot below ground surface (bgs) and collected from the intervals, 0.5 feet bgs, 2 feet bgs, and 4 feet bgs for laboratory analysis.
Soil samples will be analyzed for any combination of VOCs, PAHs, the eight RCRA metals, and TRPHs. IDW will be containerized. The agreed upon cost of this subtask is $21,703.98.
Subtask 3: Lithologic soil boring and monitoring well installation Under this subtask, Terracon will supervise a drilling subcontractor during installation of one lithological profile boring advanced to approximately 50 feet bgs. Terracon will also oversee the installation of four shallow zone monitoring wells. IDW will be containerized. The agreed upon cost of this subtask is $11,853.92.
Subtask 4: Groundwater and IDW Sampling Under this subtask, Terracon will collect groundwater samples from the three existing and four newly installed monitoring wells. These samples will be analyzed for VOCs, PAHs, the eight RCRA metals, and TRPH. Waste characterization samples from the IDW drums will also be collected and analyzed before disposal. The agreed upon cost of this subtask is $7,557.53.
Negotiation Summary – Task Assignment (TA) BF04A 2402 Market Street Project
ERIC_18247
June 25, 2025 www.FloridaDEP.gov
Subtask 5: Site Assessment Report A Site Assessment Report will be prepared detailing the field and laboratory results. This report will also include site history, figures, maps, tables, and conclusions and recommendations for any future work. The agreed upon cost of this subtask is $6,204.15.
Summary The Department’s SRP Contract Manager and Terracon’s Contract Manager have both agreed on the scope of work and associated costs. The final cost associated with this TA is $50,052.06.
Documentation of these costs is included in the Cost Proposal/Level of Effort (CP/LOE) Form and CP/LOE narrative provided by Terracon on June 24, 2025, and the TA Form for BF04A prepared by the Department. The final deliverable for this TA must be received by the Department no later than September 26, 2025.
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SITE : 2402 Market Street Project (FAC ID: 9819289)
SUBTASK 2:
PROPOSAL NO. PEQ257222
DATE: 6/25/2025
LABOR CATEGORY *PROVIDE TIME REQUIRED FOR EACH PERSON
STAFF-TITLE WORK DESCRIPTION HOURS
Preparation Work Plan, QAPP, and HASP Senior Scientist ARB 11.00
GIS Technician CM Prepare Exhibits for QAPP 4.00 Senior Geologist DC 2.00 Preparation Field Task Planning and Pre-Drilling Tasks Senior Geologist RFM 5.00
Senior Geologist RFM 5.00
Senior Scientist ARB 1.00
Install Borings and Collecting Soil Samples for Laboratory Testing
Time Duration: 2 days Environmental Technician DW Load/unload and calibrate equipment (0.5 hour/day) 1.00 Environmental Technician DW 18.00
Environmental Technician TC 18.00
Senior Geologist RFM 2.00 Environmental Technician TC Daily IDW management (0.5 hrs. a day) 1.00 Environmental Technician DW Finalize field notes at end of day for PM evaluation (1 hour/day) 2.00
Mobilization / Demobilizations Senior Geologist RFM 1.00 Environmental Technician DW 2.00 Environmental Technician TC 1 hours per Mobe/Demobe, CM 2.00
4.00 Personnel: ARB DC RFM DW TC
Hours: 12.00 2.00 13.00 23.00 21.00 TOTAL LABOR 75.00
VEHICLE TYPE RATE UNIT USEAGE
Car (RFM) 80.00$ Day 1 80.00$ Truck DW / TC 120.00$ day 2 240.00$
TOTAL VEHICLE 320.00$
SUBCONTRACTOR COSTS
NAME PURPOSE COST UNIT USEAGE
Revocable Permit Filing First Page - Market Street 10.00$ Page 1 10.00$ Revocable Permit Filing Additional Pages - Market Street 8.50$ Page 9 76.50$ Revocable Permit Filing First Page - E. 14th Street 10.00$ Page 1 10.00$ Revocable Permit Filing Additional Pages - E. 14th Street 8.50$ Page 9 76.50$ COJ ROW Permit Market Street 191.00$ Page 1 191.00$ COJ ROW Permit E. 14th Street 191.00$ Page 1 191.00$ Geo Tek GPR and EM Survey 750.00$ day 1 750.00$
TOTAL SUBCONTRACTOR 1,305.00$
LABORATORY COSTS
PARAMETER RATE # SAMPLES
VOCs (VOAs and VOHs) EPA Method 8260 (full list) 110.00$ 30 3,300.00$ PAHs EPA 8270SIM 110.00$ 15 1,650.00$
TRPH FL-PRO 88.00$ 30 2,640.00$
QAPP, HASP, and Soil Sampling
QA/QC Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP)
Prepare a Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP), and Health and Safety Plan (HASP) for completion of the work. No field tasks will be completed until the QAPP is approved.
Contact owner/tenant and conduct pre-drilling site walk with property owner, current tenants, utility locator.
Complete applications for City of Jacksonville Right-of-Way Permit for Market Street and E. 14th Street for monitoring well installation. Designate IDW staging areas. Attend initial site visit, identify sample locations on-site geophysical survey for boring, groundwater screening locations.
Review preliminary soil VOC, PAH, TRPH data to determine if SPLP or TPHCWG tests need to be completed (3 Hrs.) and prepare the Subtask 2 Deliverable Submittal to the FDEP to include field notes, sampling forms, and laboratory reports (2 Hrs.).
1 hours per Mobe/Demobe, 1 day 1 hours per Mobe/Demobe, 2 days for SB003, SB007, SB008, SB009, and SB010
Request laboratory sample kit (soil sampling)
Scope: Installing 10 soil borings collecting three samples per boring (30 Soil Samples).
Direct work, daily safety debrief, record lithological descriptions, install of 10 soil borings to a depth of 4 feet through concrete, asphalt and grass surfaces, and coordinate lab pickup of soil samples.
Daily safety debrief, collect samples at 0.5, 2, and 4 ft bgs for soil vapor readings and laboratory analysis (VOCs and SPLP prep sample, PAHs, RCRA metal, and TRPH) Senior geologist to oversee field crew/ technical QA/QC of operations
All ten soil borings
All ten soil borings
SUBTASK 2:
PROPOSAL NO. PEQ257222
DATE: 6/25/2025
QAPP, HASP, and Soil Sampling
RCRA Metals Various Methods 126.00$ 15 1,890.00$
SPLP Extraction EPA Method 1311/1312 55.00$ -$ Halocarbons EPA 8260 73.00$ -$ TRPH Speciation TPHCWG 250.00$ -$ Sample Shipping Large Cooler (overnight) 150.00$ 2 300.00$
TOTAL LAB 9,780.00$
EQUIPMENT ITEM RATE COSTING UNIT USEAGE TOTALS
Expendables Expendables 40.00$ day 2 2 field days 80.00$
Ice (Sample Preservation) 6.50$ each 8 52.00$ Drilling related Soil Assessment Kit (concrete) 235.00$ day 2 Soil Sampling 470.00$ Analytical related Encore Sampler (25 gram) 16.00$ each 30 (SPLP samples - hold) 480.00$
Terra Core Sampler 11.00$ each 30 (VOH samples) 330.00$ IDW related 55-Gallon drum 100.00$ each 1 100.00$ Other Global Positioning System 175.00$ day 1 175.00$
TOTAL EQUIPMENT 1,687.00$
To be submitted as a WCD To be submitted as a WCD To be submitted as a WCD for SB003, SB007, SB008, SB009, and SB010
SUBTASK 3:
PROPOSAL NO. PEQ257222
DATE: 6/25/2025
LABOR CATEGORY *PROVIDE TIME REQUIRED FOR EACH PERSON
STAFF-TITLE WORK DESCRIPTION HOURS
Field Task Planning Senior Geologist RFM 3.00
Time Duration: 1.5 days Geologist DW Load/unload and calibrate equipment (1 hour) 1.00 Geologist DW 10.00
Senior Geologist RFM 1.50 Field Scientist DW Containerize IDW (0.5/hours per day) 1.00
Exterior Oversee Deep Lithological Boring
Senior Geologist RFM 5.00 Senior Geologist RFM Finalize boring logs and field notes at end of day (1 hr./day) 1.00 Mobilization / Demobilizations Senior Geologist RFM 1.00 Geologist DW 2.00 Field Scientist (IDW run) DW 1.00
Personnel: DW RFM Hours: 15.00 11.50 TOTAL LABOR 26.50
VEHICLE TYPE RATE UNIT USEAGE
Truck (DW) 120.00$ Day 2 240.00$ Car (RFM) 80.00$ days 1 80.00$
TOTAL VEHICLE 320.00$
PER DIEM STAFF RATE UNIT USEAGE
TOTAL PER DIEM -$
SUBCONTRACTOR COSTS
NAME PURPOSE COST UNIT USEAGE
GWP / DrillPro 6,750.00$ each 1 6,750.00$
TOTAL SUBCONTRACTOR 6,750.00$
LABORATORY COSTS ]
PARAMETER RATE # SAMPLES IDW
TOTAL LAB -$
EQUIPMENT ITEM RATE COSTING UNIT USEAGE TOTALS
Expendables Expendables 40.00$ day 2 2 field days 80.00$
Ice (Sample Preservation) 6.50$ each 0 -$ Drilling related Monitoring Well Installation Kit 325.00$ day 1.5 Well Install 487.50$ Analytical related IDW related (Drums provided by Driller) Other Total Survey Station 50.00$ day 1 50.00$
TOTAL EQUIPMENT 617.50$
litho boring, well installation, and boring abandonment
1 hours per mobe/demobe 1 day
Prepare the Subtask 3 Deliverable Submittal to the FDEP to include field notes, sampling forms, and laboratory reports (3 Hrs.).
Senior geologist oversight of deep lithological boring and abandonment, records lithological descriptions
Senior geologist oversight of well installation (1 hour/day)
Lithologic Boring and Monitoring well Installation
Scope: Install Four Shallow Zone Monitoring Wells to a depth of 15 ft bgs
1 hours per mobe/demobe 2 days 1 hours per mobe/demobe 1 day
Direct work, safety debriefs, well development, survey top of casing elevation of wells to assess gw flow direction, and elevation survey of well top of casings.
Scope: Lithological Boring to 50 feet bgs
SUBTASK 4: Groundwater Sampling, IDW Management
PROPOSAL NO. PEQ257222
DATE: 6/25/2025
LABOR CATEGORY *PROVIDE TIME REQUIRED FOR EACH PERSON
STAFF-TITLE WORK DESCRIPTION HOURS
Field Task Planning and Pre-GW and MAGS Tasks Senior Geologist RFM 2.00 Senior Geologist RFM 1.00
Senior Geologist RFM 3.00
Groundwater Sampling
Time Duration: 1 day Environmental Technician DW Load/unload equipment (1 hour/day) 1.00 Staff Scientist DW Collect water levels (7 wells, 10 minutes/well) 1.00 Environmental Technician DW 10.50
Staff Scientist DW 1.00 Environmental Technician DW Collect soil and groundwater IDW samples from the 55-gallon drum 0.50 Environmental Technician DW 2.00 Mobilization / Demobilizations Environmental Technician DW 1.00 Environmental Technician DW 1.00
Personnel: RFM DW NK Hours: 6.00 18.00 0.00 TOTAL LABOR 24.00
VEHICLE TYPE RATE UNIT USEAGE
Truck (DW) GW Sampling 120 day 1 120.00$ Truck (DW) IDW Pickup sign manifest 120 day 1 120.00$
TOTAL VEHICLE 240.00$
SUBCONTRACTOR COSTS
NAME PURPOSE COST UNIT USEAGE
Erwin 110.00$ drum 2 220.00$ Erwin 110.00$ drum 1 110.00$
TOTAL SUBCONTRACTOR 330.00$
LABORATORY COSTS
PARAMETER Method RATE # SAMPLES IDW VOCs (VOAs and VOHs) EPA Method 8260 (full list) 110.00$ 7 1 880.00$ PAHs EPA 8270SIM 110.00$ 7 770.00$
TRPH FL-PRO 88.00$ 7 616.00$
RCRA Metals Various Methods 126.00$ 7 882.00$ TCLP RCRA Metals (IDW Soil) 135.00$ 1 135.00$ TCLP VOCs Full List (IDW Soil) 210.00$ 1 210.00$ Sample Shipping Large Cooler (overnight) 150.00$ 1 150.00$
TOTAL LAB 3,643.00$
EQUIPMENT ITEM RATE COSTING UNIT USEAGE TOTALS
Expendables Expendables 40.00$ day 2 80.00$
Ice (Sample Preservation) 6.50$ each 4 26.00$ Analytical related Groundwater Sampling Kit 290.00$ day 1 290.00$
Tubing, HDPE 0.30$ ft 175 52.50$ Tubing, silicon (3/16 x 3/8) 3.00$ ft 7 21.00$
IDW related 55-Gallon drum (driller) -$
TOTAL EQUIPMENT 469.50$
IDW waste profile and manifesting
Safety meeting, calibrate instruments, collect groundwater samples for VOCs, PAHs, RCRA metals, and TRPH (7 wells, 1.5 hrs/well)
Liquid soil
1 hour per mobe/demobe ( IDW pickup), 1 day
Prepare GW sampling/calibration logs/field notes for PM evaluation (1 hr./day)
Request laboratory sample kit (groundwater and IDW sampling), verify property owner is the same as on the access agreement, contact property owner and FDEP of field activity
Scope: 7 Monitoring Wells
Prepare the Subtask 4 Deliverable submittal for groundwater sampling and IDW disposal to the FDEP to include field notes, sampling forms, laboratory reports, and Manifests (3 Hrs.).
1 hour per mobe/demobe (GW Sampling), 1 day
Coordinate IDW T&D: Mobilize to site, meet transporter to sign manifests
SUBTASK 5: Site Assessment Report
PROPOSAL NO. PEQ257222
DATE: 6/25/2025
LABOR CATEGORY *PROVIDE TIME REQUIRED FOR EACH PERSON
STAFF-TITLE WORK DESCRIPTION HOURS
Report Deliverable Senior Scientist ABR 4.00 Geologist RFM 8.00 Senior Geologist RFM 3.00 Senior Geologist RFM Evaluate data in report text, raw soil and groundwater data, tables and exhibits 5.00 Senior Engineer DC Soil Analytical Results and Summary Evaluation 2.00 Senior Engineer DC Groundwater Analytical Results and Summary Evaluation 1.00 Senior Engineer DC Conclusions/Recommendations 2.00 Senior Engineer DC Sign and Seal the Site Assessment Report 1.00 Geologist RFM 4.00
GIS Technician CM 8.00
Admin JB 2.00
Personnel: RFM DC CM JB ABR Hours 20 6 8 2 4 TOTAL LABOR 40.00
VEHICLE TYPE RATE UNIT USEAGE
TOTAL VEHICLE -$
Prepare draft report introduction, site history, recent activities summary, Prepare discussion of soil, groundwater, and soil vapor results QA/QC field and laboratory data (30 soil and 8 groundwater samples)
Prepare Appendices including boring logs (10 soil locations and 1 lithological), to include well construction diagrams (4 wells), and prepare cross section with detected GW COCs Prepare base Exhibits (site setting, groundwater flow, soil detection maps for 0.5, 2, and 4 ft bgs samples for VOCs, PAHs, metals, and TRPH, cross section, and groundwater concentrations maps for shallow zone monitoring wells (VOCs, PAHs, metals, and TRPH).
Formatting report and tables, assembling of exhibits and appendices to be assembled in a pdf format
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June 24, 2025
Florida Department of Environmental Protection Waste Cleanup Program-Waste Management Division 2600 Blair Stone Road Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400
Attn: Ms. Megan R. Johnson, Environmental Consultant Brownfields and CERCLA Site Screening Section E: Megan.R.Johnson@floridadep.gov W: 850-245-8994
Re: Proposal for Supplemental Site Assessment
2402 Market Street Project 2402 Market Street Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida Terracon Proposal No. PEQ257222 Brownfields ID: 160001029 Task # BF04A
Dear Ms. Johnson:
Terracon Consultants, Inc. (Terracon) appreciates the opportunity to submit this proposal to the Florida Department of Environmental Program (FDEP) Waste Cleanup Section to conduct a Supplemental Site Assessment for the 2402 Market Street Project located at 2402 Market Street in Jacksonville, Florida. These activities will be performed as approved by both FDEP and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) for utilizing Targeted Brownfield Assessment/Site Specific Activities (TBA/SSA) federal funding administered by FDEP.
Scope of Services
Develop a Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) and Health and Safety Plan (HASP) for DEP approval, Four (4) field days of private buried utility locate, hand auger soil borings at ten (10) locations to 4 feet bgs collecting 30 soil samples for laboratory analysis, install a lithologic boring to 50 feet bgs or refusal collecting continuous soil samples for description, and install and develop four (4) shallow zone monitoring wells, One day of field work collecting groundwater samples from the three (3) existing and four (4) newly installed monitoring wells for laboratory analysis.
Review data and prepare a Site Assessment Report , See attached LOE for details
Site Owner and Access, and Site Status: Proposal Details 2402 Market Street Site, BF160001029 Jacksonville, FL June 24, 2025 Terracon Proposal No. PEQ257222
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Schedule
Deliverable of QAPP and HASP within 10 business days of authorization;
Deliverable of field notes, sampling forms and laboratory reports within 2 business days of receipt of laboratory reports;
Deliverable Site Assessment Report within 30 business days following receipt of laboratory results.
Compensation See attached CEF for details.
PROJECT INFORMATION
The site is located at 2402 Market Street in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida. The site is 1.32-acres in size and is improved with a single-story former logistics garage which supported the maintenance of fleet vehicles, parking area, and utilities (the site). The site is also situated within a state-designated brownfields area referred to as the Pilot Project Area (BF160001000). As indicated in Table A, the site is comprised of four continuous parcels identified by real estate numbers 04910-0000, 044911-0000, 04412-0000, and 044914- 0000, which are situated at the northwestern intersection of Market Street North and 14th
Street East.
Table A – Parcel Summary
Real Estate No. Owner Acres Location Proposed Use
044910-0000 FOC JP PROP 5, LLC 0.25
North, East
Parking
044911-0000 FOC JP PROP 5, LLC 0.71
South, East
Warehouse/Storage
044912-0000 FOC JP PROP 5, LLC 0.24 West Parking
044914-0000 FOC JP PROP 5, LLC 0.12 Northwest Vacant
A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) was conducted in December 1995 in which two underground storage tank (UST) systems located within the western parking area were considered a Recognized Environmental Condition (REC). A Preliminary Contamination Assessment Report (PCAR) was subsequently completed in March 1997. This investigation included the collection of eight soil and two groundwater samples. The PCAR identified several contaminants of concern (COCs) associated with petroleum hydrocarbons above the applicable soil and groundwater Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Cleanup Target Levels (CTLs). A recommendation was made to conduct further assessment to determine the extent of the contamination and determine the appropriate remedial action to address the identified contamination. These findings of these reports were mentioned in the more recent due diligence documents. Terracon was not provided and did not review these documents in their entirety.
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An additional Phase I ESA for the site was completed on July 29, 2021. This report summarized the findings of the prior environmental assessment discussed above. Two previously used storage tank areas were identified as a REC and stained concrete surrounding a waste oil aboveground storage tank (AST) as a Business Environmental Risk
(BER).
A Phase II ESA was then completed in September 2021, which included the collection of ten soil samples from fifteen soil borings along with groundwater sample collection from two temporary monitoring wells situated near the UST areas. The results from the limited soil assessment identified arsenic above the Residential Soil Cleanup Target Level (SCTL). The groundwater results identified benzene, toluene, 2-methylnaphthalene, ethylbenzene, xylene, and naphthalene above the respective Groundwater Cleanup Target Level (GCTL) at TMW-1 near the southern property boundary. The latter three petroleum COCs were reported above the Natural Attenuation Default Concentrations (NADCs). Multiple recommendations were provided, which included the removal of the USTs, source removal of impacted soil, and/or installation of offsite monitoring wells.
In 2023 the site was designated as a Brownfield Site and is further identified as Brownfield Site Identification Number: BF160001029 and the current property owner was identified as the Person Responsible for Brownfield Site Rehabilitation (PRFBSR) and entered into a Brownfield Site Rehabilitation Agreement (BSRA).
In May of 2023, Terracon was contracted by the property owner, to complete a Site Assessment Report (SAR) in accordance with Chapter 62-780 of the Florida Administrative Code (FAC). The Data Quality Objectives (DQOs) for the site were based on the proposed redevelopment plans and presumptive remedies to address the groundwater impacts. The 2023 DQOs included the assessment of soil and groundwater quality based on the historical use and known media impacts of the site in general accordance with applicable state rules, guidelines, and procedures. Based on the above, the following DQOs were developed and completed for the SAR:
DQO - Conduct a geophysical survey to determine if and where the registered, closed in place USTs are on site.
Completed Objective - The geophysical survey completed in May 2023 identified one suspected UST next to the site building which was measured approximately 4 feet by 8 feet in plan dimension and located at a depth of approximately 1 to 3 feet bgs. The geophysical survey also identified two suspected USTs in western parking lot of the site. The suspected USTs were approximately 5 feet by 12 feet in plan dimension and located at a depth of approximately 3 to 4 feet bgs.
Completed Objective - Closure (in accordance with Chapter 62-761.800, FAC) of the UST located next to the site building was completed in March 2024.
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DQO - Conduct a public well and private well survey.
Completed Objective - The well survey indicated there are no public supply wells located within a ½-mile radius and domestic water wells within a ¼-mile radius of the Site.
DQO - Collect soil samples from multiple borings across the site and near the USTs for analysis of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) (i.e., benzo(a)pyrene toxicity equivalents (BaP TEQ)), benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylene (BTEX/MTBE) and total recoverable petroleum hydrocarbons (TRPH) impacts in soil across the site at the following depths: 0.5, 2, and 4 ft below ground surface (bgs), and at subsequent 2-ft intervals to the static water table.
Completed Objective - Site soils primarily consisted of tan fine grain sand from the ground surface to the depth of approximately 3 feet bgs where orange and gray clay was then observed through 5 feet bgs.
Completed Objective - Twelve soil samples were collected within proximity of the USTs across the site which identified TRPH above the residential SCTLs and TRPH above the leachability SCTL based on groundwater criteria. These exceedances were reported in the north-central portion of the site near the USTs within the western parking lot.
Completed Objective - The results of soil sampling also identified ethylbenzene and total xylenes at above the leachability SCTL based on groundwater criteria. These exceedances were reported near the UST next to the site building.
Completed Objective - Following the single UST closure activities, ethylbenzene, total xylenes, naphthalene, and 1-methylnaphthalene were reported in soil above the leachability SCTL based on groundwater criteria in the UST excavation base sample, additionally TRPH was reported above the residential SCTLs in this same sample.
DQO - Confirm and delineate groundwater quality on the site based on historical use and previously investigated areas.
Completed Objective - The site’s depth to water ranged from approximately 5.08 ft to 5.75 ft within the shallow groundwater table of three permanent monitoring wells installed at the site.
Completed Objective - 2023 Groundwater samples identified TRPH, 1-methylnaphthalene, and 2-methylnaphthalene concentrations above the applicable GCTLs and naphthalene, benzene, ethylbenzene, toluene, and total xylenes above the NADCs on site and within shallow groundwater table at one of three permanent monitoring wells onsite. These exceedances were reported near the UST located next to the site building.
Similar exceedances were also reported in 2024 TMW-1 during the single UST closure activities which is upgradient to MW-3. Concentrations above the NADC will require the implementation of active remediation.
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Before the SAR could be completed, assessment work was cancelled due to lack of financial capabilities by the site owner.
In August 2024, Terracon and the site owner applied for the TBA/SSA grant opportunity.
On April 2, 2025, FDEP approved the owner’s application for further assessment and cleanup of this site. This following scope has been prepared and based on the April 29, 2025 meeting held between the FDEP site managers and Terracon project team in order to perform additional boundary sampling for onsite soils and provide both an update to current onsite monitoring well data, as well as vertical extent profiling of the onsite groundwater impacts and horizontal extent profiling the north, west and east portions of the site ( including underneath the building) and offsite extent profiling to the south and possibly east of the site within City of Jacksonville Right-of-ways. The goal of this study is to obtain data as initial remedial planning tool for additional assessment and cleanup approaches to be implemented supporting future community improvement initiatives and proposed redevelopment goals of this site.
SCOPE OF SERVICES
Based on the April 29, 2025, meeting held between the FDEP site managers and Terracon project team, the proposed scope of services consists of four subtasks involving Project Management, developing a QAPP and HASP, two-days of soil sampling, one-and-a-half days of groundwater monitoring well installation using the Geoprobe Direct Push Technology (DPT) method, one day of sampling groundwater, and producing a Site Assessment Report:
Subtask Description
Subtask 1: Project Management
This scope is provided for in the template worksheets
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Subtask 2: Prepare QAPP/HASP Utility Locate, Install Soil Borings and Soil Sampling
Develop a Quality Assurance Project Plan and Health and Safety Plan prior to field work for approval by
FDEP.
Mobilization to the site for two days.
Terracon will supervise geophysical survey of all proposed soil boring and monitoring well locations
Terracon will perform soil sampling at ten (10) locations along the site boundaries, near the onsite USTs, and former painting operations (two of which are within the building). Soil samples will be collected for field screening using an Organic Vapor Analyzer with photoionization detector (OVA-PID) approximately every 1 foot below ground surface (ft bgs) at the following intervals: 0- 1 ft, 1-2 ft, 2-3 ft, and 3-4 ft bgs. The static water table is anticipated at approximately 5 ft bgs. Soil samples will be collected from the intervals, 0.5 ft bgs, 2 ft bgs, and 4 ft bgs at each of the boring locations for laboratory analysis.
The proposed soil sample locations are provided in Exhibit 1.
The soil samples will be analyzed for the following parameters, Total Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) including the aromatics and the halogens by EPA Method 8260, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) by EPA Method 8270SIM, the eight RCRA Metals by various EPA Methods and Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TRPH) by FL PRO at the five soil borings (SB003, SB007, SB008, SB009, and SB010) located near the USTs and the painting areas.
The soil samples will be analyzed VOCs by EPA Method 8260 and TRPH by FL PRO at the five perimeter boring locations (SB001, SB002, SB004, SB005, and SB006) where detections exceeding the SCTL were identified in the vadose zone samples collected during the UST removal activities. The analysis will be performed using a National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Conference (NELAC) approved laboratory.
The TRPH sample aliquot will be enough to provide a sample to be analyzed for TRPH Fractions using the TPHCWG Method, if necessary. In addition, a 25-gram Encore Sampler will be used to collect a sample at each location (left on hold) for possible synthetic
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Subtask Description precipitation leaching procedure (SPLP) analysis by EPA Method 1311 in the samples where VOC and/or PAH parameter(s) exceed the SCTLs. Terracon will select and notify the FDEP of the appropriate samples for SPLP VOC analysis and have the laboratory complete the SPLP VOC analysis. This additional analysis will be considered a Work Change Directive/Task Assignment Change Order.
Management of investigative derived waste (IDW).
Subtask 3. Lithologic Soil Boring and Monitoring Well Installation
Mobilization to the site for two days.
Terracon will obtain City of Jacksonville ROW permits for the west side of N. Market Street and the south side of E. 14th Street for installation of permanent monitoring wells and establishing a traffic control plan. Traffic control plan to be issued as a WCD, pending authorization from City of Jacksonville.
Terracon will supervise a drilling subcontractor during installation of one lithological profile boring advanced to approximately a depth of 50 feet bgs collecting continuous soil samples using a Geoprobe DPT.
Terracon’s geologist will be on-site to describe the lithology. The boring will be abandoned upon completion. Terracon will also oversee the installation of four (4) shallow zone monitoring wells using a Geoprobe DPT. The monitoring wells will be located on the west Market Street ROW, south E. 14th Street ROW, and west and north (on the subject property) from location of the UST that was previously removed.
The shallow zone monitoring wells will be installed to approximate depth of 15-feet below ground surface (bgs). Proposed locations are provided in Exhibit 2.
Management of investigative derived waste (IDW).
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Subtask Description
Subtask 4. Groundwater Monitoring Well Installation and IDW Sampling
Mobilization to the site for one day.
Terracon will collect groundwater samples from the three existing and four newly installed monitoring wells, in accordance with the FDEP SOPs, dated January 2017 (effective April 16, 2018), for laboratory analysis including the following parameters, VOCs including the aromatics and the halogens, PAHs, the eight RCRA Metals and TRPH. The analysis will be performed using a NELAC approved laboratory.
Based on review of the preliminary groundwater results, Terracon will determine if an Initial Notice of Contamination (INOC) beyond property boundaries package needs to be completed and prepare a Work Change Directive/Task Assignment Change Order to complete the package so the 10-day notification deadline can be met by the FDEP.
Collecting waste characterization samples from the IDW drums. The liquid IDW will be analyzed for the full list VOCs, and RCRA metals and the soil IDW will be analyzed for toxicity characteristic leaching procedure (TCLP) extraction for the full list VOCs, TCLP eight RCRA metals. Assuming the waste is non-hazardous, the drums will be transported to an approved facility for disposal or treatment.
Subtask 5. Site Assessment Report
Prepare a Site Assessment Report with site history, methodology, conclusions, recommendations, tables, sample locations and concentration exhibits, sealed by a Professional Engineer
SCHEDULE
It is estimated that the QAPP and HASP can be submitted within 10 business days of authorization and the soil sampling, monitoring well installation, and groundwater sampling, can be implemented once the ROW permits and drilling subcontractor have availability, anticipated for the middle of July 2025. A Site Assessment Report can be issued within 30 business days of receipt of laboratory analytical results.
I = REPORTED VALUES ARE BETWEEN THE METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (MDL)
U = ANALYTE WAS NOT DETECTED. REPORTED VALUES ARE BELOW MDL
* = CHAPTER 62-777 , FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE (F.A.C.)
E TX TRPH
0.6 0.2 340
1500 130 460 9200 700 2700
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.00063 U 0.0012 U 72 4 0.00052 U 0.00099 U 47 I
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.00062 U 0.0012 U 77 4 0.00068 U 0.0013 U 150
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.00083 U 0.0016 U 120 4 0.00063 U 0.0012 U 36 I
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.00065 U 0.0012 U 37 I 4 0.00074 U 0.0014 U 49
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.00064 U 0.0012 U 34 I 4 0.00070 U 0.0013 U 23 U
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.00067 U 0.0013 U 1000 4 0.00055 U 0.0010 U 39 I
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.00070 U 0.0013 U 43 I 4 0.00062 U 0.0012 U 25 U
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.00070 U 0.0013 U 49 I 4 0.00065 U 0.0012 U 30 I
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.00066 U 0.0013 U 400 J 4 0.0013 I 0.0012 U 28 I
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.00075 I 0.0012 U 230 4 0.15 I 0.091 I 180
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.032 U 0.061 U 42 I 4 2.3 I 11 100
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.031 U 0.079 I 67 4 2.4 2.7 290
Interval E TX TRPH 2 0.051 I 0.060 I 35 I 4 0.0045 I 0.0012 U 90
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Notes GCTL NADC 1 100
40 400 30 300 20 200 28 280 28 280 14 140
5000 50000 GCTL = Groundwater Cleanup Target Level NADC = Natural A enua on Default Concentra on
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