CN-370000-LE619-4I53689.pdf

This is a Work Authorization issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Office of Emergency Response (OER) for EQ Florida to perform emergency response services related to an oil drum incident in Tampa, Florida. The authorization was issued on September 10, 2015, under Incident #2015-4T-53689, with oversight provided by OER representative Jeff Tobergte.

The work authorization directs EQ Florida to respond to a contaminated oil drum located at the edge of a street across from 5002 N. Howard Avenue in Hillsborough County. The scope of work includes removing soil, calling OER to schedule work for Friday morning September 11, 2015, and potentially shoveling contaminated soil, with provisions to bring two additional drums and utilize soil vaults (SVs) as needed. The estimated work assignment is fixed price at $1,400.00, with cost reimbursement authorized. Personnel authorized include one supervisor and one recovery technician, with one response truck and one overpack drum required. Equipment specifications include work clothes and personal protective equipment (PPE). Waste will be disposed of through the contractor via subcontractor arrangement, with prefiles listed as HW D006, D007, D008, D018, F002, and F005, and the generator of waste identified as FL DEP Emergency Response (EPA ID# FL0000124784). Funding is charged to Project LE(6)9, Organization Code 3104901, with authorization dates of September 10, 2015, and approval signatures completed on September 11, 2015.