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s .HA, -2- Your attention is invited to Sections 30.301, 30.309 and 30.510 of EPA's regulation 40 CFR 30 and Section 35.2104 of 40 CFR 35 and Sections 33.210, 33.211 and 33.220 of 40 CFR 33 which set forth the recipient's responsi- bility for project management and procurement. Copies of these regulations are enclosed. You are advised that any planned procurement actions in excess of $10,000 resulting in items available from a single or sole source must be procured in accordance with Sections 33.110, 33.250, 33.275, 33.290, 33.605, and Appendix A of 40 CFR 33. After acceptance of this grant you may advertise for bids on the construction of this project. You are cautioned not to advertise unless you have a proper wage decision that will not expire before bids can be received and a tentative contract award made. The enclosed five copies of the Project Review and Cost Summary are to be completed after bids have been received and submitted along with supporting documents including a detailed cost breakdown showing the units, unit cost, and value of the eligible work. The complete bid package should reach the state offices within twenty-one (21) days after bid opening. Equal Employ- ment Opportunity documentation to be provided by the successful bidder must be submitted directly to EPA within fourteen (14) days after bid opening. The State will authorize you to award contracts when these documents are approved. EPA has entered into an agreement with the Corps of Engineers for the purpose of performing construction, engineering and administrative moni- toring functions on Step 3 grant projects. Our interest in the assignment of these functions is to assure that the overall objectives of the grant are realized; that the grant and the project will be administered in accordance with federal laws and EPA regulations; and that needed assistance will be provided to you. Your project will be monitored by the Orlando Project Office under this agreement. Performance of these services by the Corps does not relieve you of responsibility under the grant, nor does it relieve the consultant, contractor, subcontractor or other party from any obligation imposed upon them by federal laws, EPA regulations or other applicable requirements or terms of contract agreements entered into as a result of this construction grant.