CN-370000-WQ154-T1CO1.pdf
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This is a Task Assignment Change Order Form issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) for DEP Agreement No. WQ154 under Task Assignment No. 1, Change Order No. 1. The document involves the DEP, Industrial Economics, Inc. (IEc) as the consultant, and the RESTORE Council, which oversees Gulf Coast ecosystem restoration funding from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill settlement. The contract is managed by DEP Contract Manager Carolyn Pigott and DEP Project Manager Lisa Robertson, with consultant representation by Nadia Martin of Industrial Economics, Inc.
Change Order No. 1 authorizes the consultant to proceed with Deliverables 4-5 and adds supplemental funding to the existing task. The original task amount was $18,192.24 for Deliverables 1-3, with a net increase of $4,082.66 for Deliverables 4-5, resulting in a new total task amount of $22,274.90. The services entail preparing a full proposal for the Florida Coastal Resiliency Program for potential FPL3b RESTORE Act funding, including developing responses to Best Available Science (BAS) reviews and revising the proposal accordingly. Deliverables 4-5 consist of draft and final responses to BAS review comments with revised proposals, due June 9 and June 12, 2020, respectively. The task execution period extends from February 28, 2020, to July 31, 2020. All approval signatures were obtained on June 3-4, 2020, with total change order amount of $4,082.66 charged to Fund 261019, Project RST00801.
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Florida Department of Environmental Protection
TASK ASSIGNMENT CHANGE ORDER FORM
DEP Contract No.: Task Assignment No.: Change No.: Project No.:
Project Name:
Consultant Name:
Consultant Representative: Phone: Email:
DEP Contract Manager: Phone: Email:
DEP Project Manager: Phone: Email:
Description and Justification of Change:
Change in Task Amount Item Reimbursement Fixed Fee Total
Present Task Amount:
Net increase/decrease in task amount for this Change Order:
New Total Task Amount:
Change in Task Time Original Task Execution Date:
Present Task End Date:
New Task End Date:
Approval Signatures DEP Budget Representative Signature Date
DEP Project Manager Signature Date
DEP Contract Manager Signature Date
Consultant Representative Signature Date
DEP Contract Authority Signature Date
Project # Grant # Org Code Cat/Yr Fund Module Object Code EO Amount
29-digit FLAIR Code:
1 1 RST00801
RESTORE FPL3b Coastal Resiliency Program Proposal
Nadia Martin 617-351-0074 ext155 NMartin@indecon.com
Carolyn Pigott 850-245-2197 Carolyn.Pigott@FloridaDEP.gov
Lisa Robertson 850-245-2177 Lisa.Robertson@FloridaDEP.gov
Change Order No. 1 authorizes the Consultant to proceed with Deliverables 4-5 and adds additional funds to perform these services.
$ 18,192.24 $ 18,192.24
02/28/2020 07/31/2020
Rebecca Priddle 06/03/2020
Lisa Robertson 06/03/2020
Carolyn Pigott
Nadia Martin
Phil Coram 06/03/2020
RST00801 RST08 37220500000 087125/17 261019 RSTR 131300 LL
37202261019372201000008712517
WQ154
Industrial Economics, Inc. (IEc)
Phillip Coram Digitally signed by Phillip Coram Date: 2020.06.03 16:31:23 -04'00'
Lisa Robertson Digitally signed by Lisa Robertson Date: 2020.06.03 16:47:17 -04'00'
Carolyn Pigott Digitally signed by Carolyn Pigott Date: 2020.06.03 16:55:58 -04'00'
Phillip Coram Digitally signed by Phillip Coram Date: 2020.06.03 16:30:37 -04'00'
6/4/2020
DEP Agreement No. WQ154, Task Assignment No. 1, Change Order No. 1, Page 1 of 2
RESTORE FPL3b Coastal Resiliency Program Proposal DEP Agreement No. WQ154
Task Assignment No. 1 Change Order No. 1
Revised Scope of Services
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has selected Industrial Economics, Inc. (Consultant) to assist in the preparation of a full Proposal for RESTORE funding, development of responses to Best Available Science (BAS) reviews, and revisions to the Proposals based upon reviews, as needed.
Background
The RESTORE Act, signed into law in July 2012, established a Gulf Coast Restoration Trust Fund (Trust Fund) which will receive 80 percent of the civil and administrative Clean Water Act penalties resulting from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Thirty percent of the money directed to the Trust Fund is managed by the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council (RESTORE Council) to implement ecosystem restoration under a Comprehensive Plan, developed by the Council. This 30% is referred to as the Council Selected Restoration Component (or "Bucket 2"). The Council approves Bucket 2 projects and programs for funding in a Funded Priorities List (FPL).
The Council is starting to develop FPL3b, which will fund projects and programs using funds that will be available in the Trust Fund in early 2021, when the Council plans to vote to approve the FPL3b. This process begins with the Council seeking detailed funding proposals from its Members. The full proposal submission window is anticipated to open March 9 and close April 24, 2020.
In anticipation of FPL3b the Council requested the development of Pre proposals by its Members. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection prepared four Pre proposals as a part of this effort. All of Florida’s pre proposals were for programs as opposed to specific projects.
Additional Services
The Consultant may be requested to provide other professional services related to the Project Scope of Services, as deemed necessary by DEP, based on the availability of funding. Based on DEP’s ability to negotiate a satisfactory price, DEP reserves the right to amend this Task Assignment to include additional services.
Description
The Consultant will prepare the Florida Coastal Resiliency Program full Proposal for potential FPL 3b funding under the Council Selected Restoration Component of the RESTORE Act. The Proposal will be based on the Florida Coastal Resiliency Program pre proposal and written in accordance with the Council Selected Restoration Component Funded Priorities List 3 Proposal Submission Guidelines and Review Process May 15, 2019 (FPL3 Proposal Submission Guidelines). Please note the submission guidelines include section character limits that must be followed.
The Consultant will be responsible for all items in Section 2: Guidelines for FPL3 Proposal Content of the FPL3 Proposal Submission Guidelines. Of note, the contractor will be responsible for:
clearly articulating how the proposal meets the RESTORE Act’s, Comprehensive Plan, and Council BAS requirements;
further development of project selection criteria as described in the pre proposal and Attachment A (DEP responses to Council staff questions related to project selection under a program), and;
DEP Agreement No. WQ154, Task Assignment No. 1, Change Order No. 1, Page 2 of 2 clearly articulating how the proposal meets the “Program” requirements of the RESTORE Act, the Council’s Comprehensive Plan, and Council guidance.
Following the submission of the Proposal, the Proposal will be independently reviewed by at least three external expert science reviewers. The Consultant may be tasked with developing responses addressing the expert science reviewers’ comments and questions related to the Proposal. In addition, a RESTORE Council Internal BAS Review Panel will review all BAS reviewer comments and Council Member responses. Based on these reviews, the Consultant may be tasked with revising the Proposal to address these reviews.
This work includes support for preparing drafts and the final Florida Coastal Resiliency Program Proposal, this includes all necessary calls and meetings. In is anticipated there will be a weekly call between the Consultant and DEP to review the status and work products until the full proposal is submitted.
Deliverables and Anticipated Due Dates
Note: Deliverables and anticipated due dates are based on the RESTORE Council timeline. If these due dates are changed, the DEP Project Manager will immediately notify the Consultant.
1. Word version of 1st Draft Florida Coastal Resiliency Program Proposal: due March 25
2. Word version of 2nd Draft Florida Coastal Resiliency Program Proposal: due April 8
3. Word version and ADA compliant PDF of Final Florida Coastal Resiliency Program Proposal and GIS data: due
April 20
Total Cost of Deliverables 1 3: Not to Exceed $18,192.24
Additional services that may be required include developing responses to BAS reviews and revising the Proposal based upon BAS, as needed;
Note: The Consultant may commence Deliverables 4 5, upon completion of Deliverables 1 3, and upon execution of a Change Order and written authorization of a Notice to Proceed with Deliverables 4 5 by the DEP’s Project Manager.
4. Word version of Draft response to BAS review comments and questions and Draft Revised Proposal: due noon EST, June 9*
5. Word version of Final response to BAS review comments and questions and Revised Proposal: due 5pm EST June
*DEP will send comments by 5pm EST June 10
Note: Deliverables 6 7 have been combined into Deliverables 4 5 per Change Order No. 1.
Total Cost of Deliverables 4 5: Not to Exceed $4,082.66
Performance Measures
The DEP Project Manager shall review deliverables to verify satisfactory completion of the services rendered. The DEP Project Manager shall notify the Consultant of any deficiencies in the deliverable(s) and shall give the Consultant reasonable opportunity to correct noted deficiencies and provide a revised deliverable(s).
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