CN-370000-LE706-4I-58610.pdf

This Work Authorization Form is issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Office of Emergency Response, for incident response services. The document authorizes work under Contract #LE706 with Cliff Berry Inc., represented by Jon Sandorra. The authorization pertains to an emergency response incident (DEP Incident #2017-4I-58610) occurring on August 1, 2017, in Tampa, Hillsborough County, at 2723 Riverside Drive. The primary contacts include Pete Wenner from the OSC (On-Scene Coordinator) and the contractor's representative.

The work authorization specifies emergency response services to determine if a full 55-gallon drum containing water and waste oil requires overpacking. Services include calling the OSC to set date and time, transporting drums to the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) and Transportation and Disposal Facility (TSDF), and managing one abandoned drum. The work is classified as a fixed-price assignment with an estimated cost of $2,500.00. Equipment authorized includes overpack drums (1 × 85 units), a lift gate, a drum dolly with manifest and labels, and personnel consisting of one recovery technician and one field chemist. The contractor is authorized to bring a halogen sniffer to detect halogenated solvents. Analytical and disposal arrangements will be conducted via the contractor, with waste profiling performed as used oil pending analytical results and field testing. The authorization was signed and approved on August 3, 2017, with budget reimbursement marked as not applicable.