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Indian River County Sector 3 Bidding & Pre - Construction Phase Services <br /> Scope of Work <br /> TASK 2 — DESIGN & PERMITTING — UPLAND SAND SOURCE <br /> In general , if, under Task le , the top ranked bid entails use of an upland source , COASTAL <br /> TECH <br /> Will formulate an alternate design employing the top ranked upland source , prepare and submit <br /> a <br /> proposed modification to the existing JCP application , and process the JCP modification request via <br /> the Florida Department of Environmental Protection ( FDEP) and U . S . Army Corps of Engineers <br /> ( USACE ) . <br /> Task 2a — Alternate Preliminary Design : In general , COASTAL TECH will prepare an alternate <br /> preliminary design for the Sector 3 Project employing the upland sand source for the top ranked bid <br /> as determined under Task le . The alternate design shall include : <br /> ( a ) revisions to design templates and initial fill volume to maintain a " No Impact " (to existing <br /> hardbottom ) design , <br /> ( h ) an Opinion of Probable Costs for initial construction — based upon the unit prices obtained <br /> under Task 1 , <br /> ( c ) assessment of the re - nourishment interval and determination of probable annual maintenance <br /> costs — based upon the unit prices obtained under Task 1 , and <br /> ( d ) preparation of 8 ' / 2 " by 11 " preliminary design Drawings ( plan and cross - section ) and <br /> the <br /> existing permit sketches to be submitted <br /> Upon completion of the alternate design , COASTAL TECH will prepare a Design Document <br /> Addendum and provide five ( 5 ) copies of the Design Document Addendum to the COUNTY . <br /> COASTAL TECH will meet with the COUNTY to review the above and subsequently incorporate <br /> revisions as may be required by the COUNTY . <br /> Task 2b — EA Modification : COASTAL TECH will review and revise the existing Environmental <br /> Assessment ( EA ) to identify appropriate revisions to the EA to accommodate the upland sand source . <br /> COASTAL TECH will sub -contract with Dial - Cordy & Associates ( DCA ; the COUNTY Is previous <br /> EA consultant) to revise the EA to incorporate the appropriate revisions . COASTAL TECH will <br /> review the revised EA and confer with the COUNTY and DCA to finalize the EA to reflect <br /> the <br /> alternate use of the upland sand source . <br /> Task 2c — ,JCP Modification Request : COASTAL TECH will prepare and submit a JCP <br /> modification request incorporating the Design Document Addendum , and the revised EA prepared <br /> under Tasks 2a and 2b respectively . The COUNTY will provide any JCP modification fee as may be <br /> required by FDEP . COASTAL TECH will review the draft permit modification request with the <br /> COUNTY and incorporate revisions as appropriate — prior to submitting the application to FDEP and <br /> USAGE . <br /> Task 2d — ,JCP Modification Processing : Subsequent to submittal of the JCP modification request , <br /> COASTAL TECH will serve as the COUNTY ' s agent for processing of the application through <br /> FDEP and the USAGE . COASTAL TECH will make informal contact with FDEP and USACE staff <br /> to address staff questions regarding the JCP modification request and Project . COASTAL TECH will <br /> compile , clarify , and provide existing information as may be requested by FDEP , USACE , <br /> and <br /> state/ federal commenting agencies . COASTAL TECH will represent the project before FDEP and <br /> USACE staff toward obtainment of a modified JCP and to negotiate acceptable permits ( s ) for the <br /> Project . Any information required by FDEP relative to the upland sand source shall be provided by <br /> the respective bidder as identified in the Technical Specifications developed under Task Ib . <br /> It is expected that the FDEP will make three ( 3 ) requests for additional information ( RAI ) and <br /> that <br /> three ( 3 ) meetings will be required with FDEP staff in Tallahassee to favorably conclude the <br /> JCP <br /> modification request . It is assumed that existing information ( including design details /analysis ) will <br /> Page 3 of 4 <br /> May 29 . 2009 <br />