Exhibit A Summary

This is an exhibit document related to a Cemetery Restoration project in Florida that specifies Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) services at the Historic Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery. The exhibit outlines the technical requirements and scope for conducting GPR surveys to identify subsurface features within the cemetery grounds, which serves as a diagnostic tool to support the overall cemetery restoration and grave marker stabilization efforts. The GPR work is intended to provide data that will inform the placement and condition assessment of grave markers and other cemetery infrastructure prior to stone conservation work being performed by qualified conservators.

The document establishes technical specifications for the GPR survey methodology, including equipment standards, data collection protocols, and deliverable requirements such as processed GPR images and spatial mapping data. This preliminary survey work is designed to support the main contract objective of engaging an experienced Stone Conservationist to perform stabilization, repair, and reset of broken or displaced grave markers. The GPR services represent a supportive component of the comprehensive cemetery restoration initiative, ensuring that conservation work is executed with full knowledge of subsurface conditions and historical cemetery layout.