Exhibit_A_Subrecipient_Agreement_No._250068135.01.pdf

This is a Subrecipient Agreement between Citrus County, Florida and an engineering firm selected to provide design and permitting services for an inshore artificial reef habitat project. The agreement establishes the contractual framework for the selected firm to deliver ecologically engineered design of up to ten inshore artificial reef habitat modules within Citrus County coastal waters. Key deliverables include site design with GIS footprint development, marine engineering analysis, environmental services, and construction support activities. The project requires obtaining permitting approvals from federal and state agencies—a critical dependency that demands demonstrated multi-agency coordination capability. If required by regulatory agencies, the selected firm must develop a long-term monitoring plan to ensure compliance with environmental and navigational safety regulations. The scope references a feasibility study prepared August 10, 2023 that documents existing conditions at proposed reef locations. No specific contract term, renewal options, response deadlines, or award dates are identified in the available documentation.

The agreement indicates federal funding is involved, as evidenced by references to Davis-Bacon wage determinations and prevailing-wage obligations. A Truth in Negotiations Certification is required from the selected firm. The solicitation framework establishes that design documentation must be sufficient for construction purposes and permitting approvals must be secured from both federal and state environmental and maritime agencies. No contract value, estimated project costs, incumbent contractor information, or pricing structure details are specified in the subrecipient agreement document.