CN-370000-WM946-T10.pdf
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- Contract number
- WM946
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- Florida
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This document is a Task Assignment Notification Form (Attachment A) and cost estimate proposal for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) under indefinite delivery contract WM-946. URS Corporation, a contractor with FEID 59-2067895, submitted the proposal to Mr. Richard Hicks at FDEP's Ground Water Protection Section on January 15, 2015. The contract involves Huss Drilling, Inc. as a subcontractor for field activities. The project is titled "Statewide Onsite Wastewater Study" and encompasses monitoring well installation at seven biosolids application sites across central Florida counties including Citrus, Levy, Marion, Hernando, and Polk.
The scope of work consists of four sub-tasks valued at a total fixed price of $190,444.00, with execution through December 17, 2015. Sub-task 1 ($10,778.09) includes Health and Safety Plan preparation, literature review, site reconnaissance, and utility locates. Sub-task 2 ($121,314.55) covers monitoring well installation and development at 28 wells across the seven sites using CME 75 truck-mounted drill rigs. Sub-task 3 ($41,121.86) includes top-of-casing surveys and groundwater sampling from all 28 wells performed in accordance with FDEP quality assurance standards. Sub-task 4 ($17,229.38) involves a comprehensive report documenting field activities, boring logs, potentiometric surface maps, and field instrument calibration sheets. Work will be invoiced in three separate payments aligned with task completion milestones, with the final invoice combining sub-tasks 3 and 4. The project schedule spans 15 weeks beginning week 1 and allows flexibility for concurrent performance of certain activities.
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