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Attachment A — Scope of Services February 2007 Work Order 5 Indian River County Beach Sector 7 Construction Phase and Immediate Post-Construction Services INTRODUCTION Florida's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the U.S . Army Corps of Engineers have issued project permits, and the County has awarded a construction contract to Great Lakes Dredge and Dock, Inc. (GLDD). A notice to proceed has been issued to GLDD, and construction is anticipated to commence in March 2007. This Work Order and Scope of Services will provide the County with the necessary support and coordination to start construction, necessary monitoring (as required by the project permits) , construction phase administration and post-construction services to fulfill permit requirements. At the County's request, sea turtle nesting surveys will be conducted by County staff, and daily construction observations will be conducted by County staff experienced in beach nourishment projects. The following tasks detail the efforts required throughout the construction phase and immediate post-construction of the Sector 7 project: Task 1 Site Inspections and Meetings ATM will perform site inspections and conduct weekly progress meetings. Based on discussions to date, it is anticipated that the contractor will commence sand placement on mid- to end of March . ATM will conduct weekly inspections and conduct on-site progress meetings March 14th through M!X 18th. Prior to March 14th ATM will conduct weekly conference calls beginning February 28 . The budget for this task also includes an allowance for contractor coordination and review of the contractor's requests for payment. This budget for this task is based on combined trips and meetings for both the Sectors 1 & 2 and Sector 7 portions of the project. ATM will prepare and provide the County with meeting notes for each weekly conference call and meeting. Task 2 Agency Coordination and Project Certification ATM will provide agency coordination as needed and will provide project certification upon completion of the project. Due to the nearshore hardbottom, the regulatory agencies interest in this project will require significant coordination and interaction , and ongoing coordination and updates will be provided. This task will also allow for proactive coordination with the regulatory agencies should any project permit related or regulatory issues arise during construction or though the County's Substantial Completion .