HS005_Escambia_County_Regional_Stormwater_Hurricane_Sally_Infrastructure_Repair_Agreement.pdf

This is an infrastructure repair agreement executed between Escambia County, Florida, and related parties for Hurricane Sally stormwater damage restoration. The agreement was digitally signed on May 6-7, 2024, and addresses the repair and mitigation of regional stormwater infrastructure damaged by Hurricane Sally. The project encompasses four separate stormwater mitigation initiatives operating under a single Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) grant umbrella: Brickyard Road Stormwater, Monroe Avenue Stormwater Repair, Olive Road Stormwater Upgrade, and Oakfield Palafox Stormwater Improvements. The county solicited qualified and experienced firms to provide comprehensive services including CDBG-DR grant compliance and monitoring, HUD Section 3 compliance, and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage reporting requirements for the construction projects.

The agreement establishes the framework for specialized consulting services required to manage federal grant compliance and oversight throughout the stormwater construction initiative. Services encompass grant monitoring, federal labor standards compliance documentation, and regulatory reporting to ensure adherence to HUD requirements and federal procurement standards applicable to disaster recovery funding. The contract structure supports the coordinated management of multiple stormwater projects under consolidated federal funding, enabling Escambia County to efficiently address hurricane-related infrastructure damage while maintaining compliance with applicable federal grant requirements and labor standards.