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Contract#: 2021 SG -06 <br />Encumbrance#: GLO1-2013 <br />ATTACHMENT A - STATEMENT OF WORK <br />I. NAME OF PROJECT: <br />Jones' Pier Educational Building Wet Lab <br />IL INTRODUCTIONBACKGROUND: Indian River County has constructed improvements to <br />the 16 -acre Jones' Pier Conservation Area (JPCA). These improvements include construction <br />of a 4 -acre saltmarsh, which receives flow from the nearby Lagoon, a restored hydric <br />hammock, a living shoreline, as well as boardwalks, trails and other amenities. This grant <br />application will further the County's objective of converting the small cottage on site into a <br />research and education building. The project will include the purchase of materials needed to <br />convert the small kitchen area into a rudimentary wet lab for use in analyzing and storing <br />samples collected within the adjacent JPCA habitats. This portion of the project will include <br />the purchase of a refrigerator, dissecting microscope, macroinvertebrate sampling equipment, <br />materials to build storage shelving, and a new countertop. The County has recently re -roofed <br />the building, and is making additional repairs and improvements. The students will be part of <br />the construction of the wet lab. The project will have an educational component as well, as <br />students from Indian River State College (IRSC) and other schools will be using the <br />saltmarsh/Lagoon habitats to create their monitoring program to be carried out for the <br />duration of the grant. The County intends for the relationship with these local schools to be <br />an on-going process, with a new group of student brought in each year to continue research <br />and education. <br />III. VALUE PROPOSITION: The environmental education incorporated within this project not only <br />benefits the students by providing a hands-on experience with sampling and monitoring in the <br />Lagoon, but also promotes awareness of current challenges that are on-going relative to <br />Lagoon health. These young adults can carry forward the message of responsible <br />stewardship, and many may decide to choose a career path with an environmental <br />component. <br />IV. LOCATION OF PROJECT: 7770 Jungle Trail - approximately 2 -miles to the south of the <br />intersection of CR 510 and Jungle Trail, in Vero Beach, Florida. <br />V. SCOPE OF WORK (Outputs/Deliverables): ' <br />• Output 1 (Deliverable) — renovation of the existing kitchen into a wet lab <br />• Output 2 (Deliverable) — completion of student-600rdinated ecological research projects within <br />the natural areas on site. <br />VI. TASK IDENTIFICATION: <br />Recipient shall complete the following tasks: (add or removes tasks as needed) <br />• Task 1. Demolition of existing kitchen <br />• Task 2. Renovation of kitchen into wet lab (painting, installation of countertops, construction of <br />shelving, etc.) <br />• Task 3. Coordination of student study plans <br />• Task 4. Implementation of plans of study by students. Coordination with local scientists. <br />• Task 5. Presentation of study results by students. <br />VII. DELIVERABLES AND TIME FRAMES: <br />Task 1. Deliverable due in Council office by within 2 months of execution <br />Page 8 <br />