CN-370000-LE680-4I51159A.pdf

This is a Work Authorization issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Office of Emergency Response (OER) to SWS Env First Response for emergency response services related to a kerosene spill incident. The document is dated September 29, 2014, with an incident date of July 16, 2014, and references DEP Incident #2014-41-51159. The work site is located at 1321 26th Avenue North in Saint Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida, with Timyn Rice serving as the OSC (On-Scene Coordinator).

The work authorization covers emergency response and remediation services for 75 gallons of kerosene spilled down an alleyway, roadside, and stormrain in Saint Petersburg. The scope of work includes immediate response, spill response, soil removal, transportation of wastes to TSA, backhoe or similar equipment operation, roll-off truck services, and soil vapor detection. The authorization specifies one supervisor and two recovery technicians, with equipment including a roll-off truck, backhoe, sampling gear, vapor detectors, and traffic cones. The work involves excavation of contaminated soil from the alleyway with transport for disposal and backfill excavation. The estimated cost for this work authorization is $5,000, with the work assignment type classified as cost estimate and OPA-90 reimbursement. The funding information references Project Number L6B0 and Organization Code 3B04 01 6D 0M TC, with an authorized amount of $5,000.00.