Document Summary

This is a Work Authorization Form (WAF) issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Office of Emergency Response. The form authorizes work under an indefinite delivery contract with Cliff Berry, Inc. (Contract #: LE811) for environmental response services at the Tampico Trail Drum site in Hernando Beach, Hernando County, Florida. The incident is identified as DEP Incident #2023-41-70212, dated July 19, 2023, with Jonathan Belcher serving as the On-Scene Coordinator.

The work authorization specifies an immediate response to address 2 abandoned drums suspected to contain approximately 55 gallons of used motor oil. The scope of work includes deployment of a supervisor and recovery technician, a response truck for transport, and the use of 55-gallon drums for containment. The work assignment is structured as a fixed-price contract with a not-to-exceed estimate amount of $1,400. Funding is allocated from Project No. LE801 under Organization Code 3740401 00000 with Fund 099001, Category/Year 102-577, in the amount of $1,400. The authorization is approved and signed by Samuel Graves, with supporting signatures from DEP Representative Jon Belcher, Contractor Representative Jon Sandro, and OER Budget Representative on August 1, 2023.