CN-550000-C9439-00060000.pdf

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Master Agreement FL|C9439|e294459108633cfa0495c1279eeee9eb
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C9439
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Florida

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This document is an Optional Services Authorization from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) issued to Ayres Associates, Inc. on June 26, 2014. The authorization is specifically for Optional Services Authorization Number Four (4) under Contract C-9439, related to the SR 60 (Courtney Campbell Causeway) project in Pinellas County, Florida. The document involves FDOT as the primary agency and Ayres Associates as the consulting firm, with additional oversight from various FDOT personnel including the Project Manager, FHWA Coordinator, and Contract Administrator.

The optional services authorization covers construction assistance services for preparing complete construction plans for a shared use path from Bayshore Boulevard to east of the Tampa Bay Bridge. The total authorized amount is $119,935, which includes $64,553 for this specific authorization and brings the total authorized amount under the project's financial project identification number to $119,935. The services include post-design construction assistance such as plans updates, engineering assistance, expert witness testimony, shop drawing reviews, and meeting attendance. The authorization will remain open until project services are complete, with payment to be made in accordance with the Standard Consultant Agreement and any supplemental agreements or amendments.

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