CN-370000-LE681-7C-64527.pdf

This is a Work Authorization Form (WAF) issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Office of Emergency Response. The document authorizes ACT (Contractor) under Contract #1281 to perform emergency response services at an abandoned drums site on Melbourne Beach in Brevard County, Florida. The incident is identified as DEP Incident #2019-TC-94527, dated November 17, 2019, with Heather Dixon serving as the point of contact for the department and Holly Fortune as the OSC (On-Scene Coordinator).

The authorization covers immediate response activities including transport of drums to TSDF (Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facility) and management of an abandoned drum site. The work requires two recovery technicians and includes specialized equipment such as work clothes (PPE Level noted), waded-hatted tools, and equipment as specified. The suspected material consists of approximately 2,500 poly drums of red dye diesel. Analytical and disposal arrangements are to be handled via contractor and subcontractor, with waste profiled as red dye diesel. The work assignment is structured as a fixed-price contract with a not-to-exceed estimate of $5,500.00. Funding is allocated from Project No. UE-0801, Organization Code 3704010000, EO JC, Object Code 128900, Fund 21900, Category/Year 104130, with an amount of $5,500.00. The authorization was approved on November 12, 2019, with signatures from the DEP Representative, Contractor Representative, and OER Budget Representative.