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STATEMENT OF WORK

Removal of Septic Wastewater/Sludge

I. Background and Introduction: Everglades National Park (ENP) currently maintains 21 different septic tanks scattered throughout the park, ranging in size from 2000 to 4000 gallons (see attached map of ENP). Each septic tank requires pump-out services when the tank is full. The septic pump-outs are not scheduled and are usually on an emergency basis due to the system backing up. The park also operates and maintains two, Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTP) located in the Pine Island and Flamingo Districts. Each WWTP requires approximately eight removals of wastewater/sludge each year.

Following local, state, and federal compliance regulations the wastewater/sludge must be transported and disposed of at an approved Treatment Center specializing in Wastewater Treatment.

II. Scope/General Description of Work: The service provider is responsible for emergency and/or pre-schedule response to pump out, transport, and dispose of wastewater/sludge. All services must follow all local, state, and federal regulations. The service provider is responsible for any spills associated with the pump-out and transportation of wastewater/sludge. Spills must be immediately reported to Everglades Dispatch (305) 242-7740. The service provider shall transport to and dispose of wastewater/sludge at the Black Point Wastewater Treatment Center in Miami-Dade County.

A. Performance Period: The performance period associated with this contract will be from approximately March 15, 2025, through March 14, 2026, for 12 months or the date of the award.

B. Standards: The tank and area should be inspected by the service provider for possible leaks.

C. Response Time: Service must be performed within 12 hours of notification of emergency service notification or 2 hours of pre-scheduled request. Requests applicable under this contract can only be placed by government employees Robert Neuman or Randy Borden. Requests for services from concessionaires or other park personnel are not to be applied or invoiced under this contract.

D. Documentation and Fees: The service provider is responsible for all documentation and costs associated with the transportation and disposal of the wastewater/sludge including proper labeling, treatment center fees, and disposal report to the park with removal quantity, time/date, and location. Invoices must be submitted within 30 days after services have been rendered.

E. Locations: Septic tank and WWTP location are at the following locations:

1. Eleven (07) septic tanks and one WWTP are in the Pine Island District (sites range approximately 1 to 10 miles within the main entrance of the park. The physical address of the main park entrance is 40001 SR 9336, Homestead, FL, 33034.

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2. Two (2) septic tanks/1 grease trap (Tank) and one WWTP are in the Flamingo District. Sites range approximately 38 to 42 miles within the main entrance of the park.

The physical address of the main park entrance is 40001 SR 9336, Homestead, FL, 33034

3. Seven (7) septic tanks are in the Northwest District of ENP. Sites are located on the Tamiami Trail and range approximately 20 to 30 miles from the intersection of Krome Drive and the Tamiami Trail.

4. Two (2) septic tanks are in the Northwest District of ENP. The sites are located on Loop Road approximately 8 miles from the Miami-Dade intersection of Loop Road and the Tamiami Trail.

III. Representatives

A. Government Representative. Unless otherwise designated, the Government representatives will be announced after award.

B. CONTRACTOR REPRESENTATIVES:

1. The scope of this work is for the contractor only.

2. The contractor will transact contract matters solely with the Contracting Officer or her/his designated representative.

3. The contractor will be required to submit all Invoices through the IPP.gov website after review and approval is received from the COR.