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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2010-011Geosyntec�=� consultants 1200 Riverplace Blvd., Suite 710 Jacksonville, Florida 32207 PH 904.858.1918 FAX 904.396.1143 \%N�_ P.l'osyrdcc.�olll 1 December 2009 Mr. I Iimanshu Mehta, P.E. Managing Director Solid Waste Disposal District Indian River County 132574 1h Avenue SW Vero Beach, Florida 32968 Subject: Review and Recommendation for Payment of Final Invoice Final Application No. 7 with Release of Retainage Vertical Expansion and Partial Closure Construction Project Indian River County Class I Landfill Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida Dear Mr. Mehta: Gcosyntee Consultants, Inc. (Geosyntec) prepared this letter to provide Indian River County (IRC) Solid Waste Disposal District (SWDD) with our review and recommendation regarding payment of the final invoice (Payment Application No. 7), including release of the retainage, submitted by Waste Management, Inc. of Florida (WMIF) for the construction of the vertical expansion and partial closure project at the IRC Landfill (IRCL) facility. The letter also addresses Geosyntec's evaluation of the overall construction project, including the borrow pond development, in relation to the approved construction budget. The letter was prepared in response to a request by Mr. Himanshu Mchta, P.E., Managing Director of SWDD. The remainder of this letter presents: (i) project background; (ii) summary of construction activities; (iii) review of final invoice; and (iv) Gcosyntec's recommendations. PROJECT BACKGROUND On 14 April 2009, the SWDD Board approved the Second Amendment to the Contract Agreement between IRC SWDD and WMIF, the IRC Class I Landfill operator, to function as the Construction Manager for the following construction activities at the IRCL facility: • vertical expansion of the Class I Landfill by constructing a liner and leachate collection system (LCS) over the top deck of the previously closed Segment 1 of the Class I Landfill, which would provide the County with approximately four additional years of disposal capacity; FL1537-0111.9023O.docx Mr. Himanshu Mehta, P.E. 1 December 2009 Page 2 • expansion and upgrade of the landfill gas collection and control system (GCCS) to enhance odor control at the IRCL site and potentially increase the extraction of landfill gas (LFG) for energy recovery and carbon offset credits; • partial closure of the North and South slopes of Segment 2 and Infill Area of the Class I Landfill to an approximate elevation of 105 ft National Geodetic Vertical Datum (NGVD) in order to control leachate seepage, minimize leachate generation and associated disposal and treatment, and also to comply with the Florida Department of Environmental (FDEP) permit requirements; • construction of storm water management system over the closed portions of the Class I Landfill to minimize the potential for leachate generation and convey clean storm water runoff to the on-site sedimentation pond for ultimate disposition; and • preparation of the borrow area located immediately north of the C-5 canal for excavation and stockpiling of soils for use as construction material for the vertical expansion and partial closure constriction project. Two construction contracts were awarded through WMIF, as the Construction Manager, to: (i) Environmental Specialties, Inc. (ESI), Baton Rouge, LA for the vertical expansion, GCCS, partial closure and storm water management construction; and (ii) Sawmill Ridge Trucking (Sawmill), Vero Beach, Florida for the preparation of the borrow pond area to facilitate excavation and stockpiling by the SWDD staff. The total contract price approved by the SWDD Board for the vertical expansion and partial closure construction component was $4,157,622.64. This amount is comprised of: (i) a lump sum bid price of $3,299,700.51 to ESI for the actual construction work; (ii) a 5% management fee to WMIF in the amount of $164,985.03; and (iii) a 20% contingency fee to account for potential change orders and changes in site conditions in the amount of $6929937.11. The contingency amount also included WMIF's management fee of 5 percent for any change order. It should, however, be noted that the lump sum contract to ESI included a unit cost/not-to-exceed (NTE) component for ten (10) work items that had to be paid based on actual quantities measured and surveyed. Depending on the measured and surveyed quantities for those items, the total contract amount could be less or more than, by a NTE amount of $11,120. Furthermore, the total construction cost was less than the Engineer's cost estimate range of $5,378,880 to $5,707,440, including the 20% contingency. The total contract price approved by the SWDD Board for the preparation of the borrow pond area to facilitate excavation and stockpiling by the SWDD staff was $298,864.53. This amount is FL 1537-01/JL90230.docx Mr. Ilimanshu Mehta, P.E. 1 December 2009 Page 3 comprised of. (i) a NTE bid price of $226,412.52 to Sawmill for the actual construction work; (ii) a 10% management fee to WMIF in the amount of $22,641.52; and (iii) a 20% contingency fee to account for potential change orders and changes in site conditions in the amount of $49,810.75. The total construction cost for the borrow pond development project was within the Engineer's cost estimate range of $269,805 and 773,805, including the 20% contingency. It should be noted that the upper end of the Engineer's cost estimate assumed that the Contractor would also perform the excavation and stockpiling of the soil in lieu of SWDD staff. SUMMARY OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES Vertical Expansion and Partial Closure Project Construction of the vertical expansion and partial closure construction project started on 1 June 2009 and was estimated, based on the schedule provided by the Contractor, to be completed by 1 October 2009. Because of significant changes in actual field conditions than originally anticipated in the construction project and multiple delays caused by excessive rainfall, multiple change orders were submitted by the Contractor that resulted in a longer than anticipated construction schedule for completion of the project. A total of 15 days was added to the construction schedule: (i) eleven (11) days were for change order work; and (ii) four (4) days for delays due to excessive rainfall, as documented in the Construction Schedule Extension letter by WMIF presented in Attachment A. Construction, however, was determined to be substantially complete, including demobilization by the Contractor, by 16 October 2009, as indicated in Attachments A and B. As noted in Attachment B, the Construction Certification Report for the Vertical Expansion component was completed and submitted to FDEP on 15 October 2009. The FDEP subsequently conducted an inspection of the constructed cell and issued a final approval for waste placement on 24 November 2009. The Construction Certification Report for the partial closure, GCCS and stormwater management components of the project will be submitted to FDEP on 4 December 2009. Geosyntec does not anticipate any problems with obtaining FDEP approval of this report. Because of significant changes in actual field conditions than originally anticipated in the construction project, 22 change orders were submitted by the Contractor that extended the construction schedule and increased the original contract price. The change orders are summarized in the Final Application No. 7 presented in Attachment C; some of these change orders pertain to: (i) encountering significant leachate seeps on the surface of the North and South slopes that required remedial measures prior to deployment of the geomembrane cap; (ii) regrading and recontouring the North and South sideslopes to the permitted 3 horizontal to 1 vertical (3 H:1 V) sideslopes, including placement of the 12 -in. thick intermediate cover layer to facilitate construction of the cover system; (iii) accumulation of liquids in the gas extraction wells which FL1537-01/JL90230.docx Mr. Himanshu Mchta, P.E. 1 December 2009 Page 4 prevented obtaining enough vacuum to allow construction of the cap system on the North Slopes; (iv) increase in the actual quantities of the 10 unit price/NTE work items; and (v) problems of obtaining readily available and suitable (relatively dry) material from the borrow area for use by the Contractor. Because SWDD was responsible for excavation and stockpiling of borrow area soils for use by the Contractor, it was necessary to coordinate access to the borrow material so that the Contractor could directly excavate and haul borrow areas soils. This coordination effort by Geosyntec was needed in order to avoid delays and resulting claims by the Contractor. Significant leachate seepage outbreaks were encountered during the final regrading and recontouring of the waste surface than what was anticipated during the design and preparation of the Construction Drawings. It should be noted that the presence of leachate seeps was of a major concern to the FDEP Central District that they welcomed the planned closure of the sideslopes under this project. The leachate seeps and/or build-up of liquids within the landfill also impacted the vertical extraction gas wells to the extent that dedicated pumps had to be installed to evacuate accumulated liquids within in each well. These change orders were approved and authorized through the use of the contingency funds within the approved total contract amount. These change orders were first reviewed by WMIF, as the General Contractor, then followed by a review and a recommendation regarding approval by Geosyntec, with a final approval and authorization by SWDD management. As subsequently explained below, this approach was necessary to continue without interruption of the construction and thereby avoid delays and standby claims by the Contractor. Geosyntec worked interactively with the Contractor and WMIF to come up with the necessary design changes and recommended approval by SWDD for the construction project to continue as planned. Therefore, using the contingency funds allowed construction to proceed as intended and thereby resulted in an overall cost savings and benefits to SWDD and the County. The use of contingency funds to account for Contractor change orders is commonly used in landfill construction projects, especially municipal and county -owned facilities that cannot provide immediate approval of change order requests without going through a formal Board review. It is worth noting that such approach was successfully used during the remediation of the Gifford Road Landfill project in 2004 and that project was completed under budget. Borrow Pond Development Project The borrow pond preparation work by Sawmill Ridge Trucking started on I I May 2009 and was estimated, based on the schedule provided by the Contractor, to be completed by 31 August 2009. However, due to problems controlling the level of water in the adjacent borrow pond, following the severe rain storms during the period, dewatering activities by the Contractor had to be extended to FL 1537-01 /JL90230.docx Mr. Himanshu Mehta, P.E. 1 December 2009 Page 5 30 September 2009. This extension was necessary to enable SWDD staff (and also the other Contractor through change orders) to excavate and stockpile material for construction of the vertical expansion and partial closure. Borrow pond preparation work was determined to be substantially complete, including demobilization by the Contractor, by 30 September 2009, REVIEW OF FINAL INVOICE Vertical Expansion and Partial Closure Construction Project Geosyntec has reviewed Payment Application No. 7, dated October 20, 2009, submitted by WMIF as the final invoice for the vertical expansion and partial closure construction project. A copy of this invoice is included in Attachment C. As a final invoice, it includes work performed within the period 1-16 October, including demobilization, and a request to release the retainage on Payment Application Nos. 1 through 6. In addition, Attachment C includes surveyed quantities on the 10 unit price/NTE work items described above; these surveyed quantities are certified by a professional licensed surveyor. The total invoice amount is $605,392.54 and consists of the final payment of $217,706.20 and the release of retainage in the amount of $387,686.34. Geosyntec has reviewed work completed during this period, and consistent with our letter in Attachment B, is in agreement with the work items submitted for payment which are also in accordance with the Bid Form for the vertical expansion and partial closure construction project. Also, since the Contractor has completed its work under the contract, Geosyntec is in agreement with its request to release the retainage amount of $387,686.34. With the submission of this final invoice, the total invoiced amount for the vertical expansion and partial closure construction project is $4,144,623.13. This is less than the total budget amount of $4,157,622.64 approved by the SWDD Board on 14 April 2009. Borrow Pond Development Project Geosyntec has reviewed Payment Application No. 5, dated September 30, 2009, submitted by WMIF as the final invoice for the borrow pond development project. A copy of this invoice is included in Attachment D. As a final invoice, it includes work performed during the period 1-30 September, including demobilization, and a request to release the retainage on Payment Application Nos. 1 through 4. The total invoice amount is $76,688.60 and consists of the final payment of $54,219.72 and the release of retainage in the amount of $22,468.88. 11..15:37-0 1 /J1,90230.docx Mr. Himanshu Mehta, P.E. 1 December 2009 Page 6 Geosyntec has reviewed work completed during the period, and consistent with our 9 October 2009 email (see Attachment D), is in agreement with the work items submitted for payment which are also in accordance with the Bid Form for the borrow pond construction project. Also, since the Contractor has completed its work under the contractor, Geosyntec is in agreement with its request to release the retainage amount of $22,468.88. With the submission of this final invoice, the total invoiced amount for the borrow pond construction project is $278,908.50. This is less than the total budget amount of $298,864.52 approved by the SWDD Board on 14 April 2009, RECOMMENDATIONS Based on the review and evaluation presented above, including the engineering and construction support services provided during construction, Geosyntec recommends payment of the final invoices in the amounts of $605,392.54 and $76,688.60 to WMIF for the vertical expansion and partial closure and borrow pond development projects, respectively. Both projects were completed below the respective budgets approved by the SWDD Board on 14 April 2009. CLOSURE Geosyntec appreciates this opportunity to provide our services to Indian River County Solid Waste Disposal District on this project. If you have any questions regarding this letter, please feel free to contact the undersigned. Sincerely, 1 Kwasi Badu-Tweneboah, Ph.D., P.E. Associate Attachments FL1537-01/JL90230.docx ATTACHMENT A CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE EXTENSION WASTE MANAGEMENT WASTE MANAGEMENT 1327 74th Ave S. W. Vero Beach, FL 32968 (772)562-8445 (772) 562-3424 Fax October 21, 2009 llimanshu H. Mehta, P.E. Managing Director Indian River County — Solid Waste Disposal District 132574 1h Avenue SW Vero Beach, Florida 32968 Subject: Construction Schedule Extension Class I Vertical Expansion and Partial Closure Project Dear Mr. Mehta: Please see the attached file that summarizes the events that contributed to the fifteen -day extension of the project schedule from October 1, 2009 to October 16, 2009. It is noted that there are several minor final walk through items that will be addressed this week as provided by Rick I lastie of Geosyntee Construction Quality Assurance Site Manager. I lowever, per contract terms, the project was complete on October 16, 2009 and equipment demobilization was complete. The remaining small items will be addressed by labor or subcontractor vendor, it'necessary. The attached summary indicates that eleven work days were added to the contract schedule to complete the approved change order work. Furthermore, four work days were added to the contract schedule to compensate for the unfinished work due to excessive rain events during the contract period (June -September 2009). Although other factors such as excessively moist soil provided from on site borrow also contributed to work schedule challenges, added days to the schedule were not quantified. Please let me know if you have any questions or require further detail Sincerely, crce Grant WMIF North Florida Market Area District Engineer 242 W. Keene Road Apopka, Florida 32703 C: Kwasi`Badu-Tweneboah, Geosyntec Debbie Perez, Waste Management Inc. of Florida Ted Hoey, Environmental Specialties International, Inc. From everyday collection to environmental protection, Think Green:' Think Waste Management. 0130 ) P § 8 \§} > ] 2 /I t$/\ a■J2'o � «8— a\c§f/ a. -2M � a 2 k k �k |\ |2 <co Lr) =N Ci /Q)]v® } k@ k}k —P 344#$2 � a 2 k k ATTACHMENT B CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION Geosyntec consultants Mr. Himanshu H. Mehta, P.E. Managing Director Solid Waste Disposal District Indian River County 132574 1h Avenue SW Vero Beach, Florida 32968 Subject: Certification of Construction Completion Vertical F,xpansion and Partial Closure Construction Project Indian River County Class I Landfill Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida Dear Mr. Mehta: 1200 Riverplace Blvd. Suite 710 Jacksonville, Florida 32207 PH 904.858.1818 FAX 904.396.1143 x,14 u, gens vn', ec, a m 29 October 2009 Geosyntec Consultants (Gcosyntec) provided engineering and construction quality assurance (CQA) services for the vertical expansion and partial closure construction project at the Class I Landfill of the Indian River County Landfill facility. The purpose of this letter is to document that, based on the CQA and engineering support services performed by Gcosyntec, construction of the vertical expansion and partial closure project is substantially complete. All punch list items identified by Gcosyntec CQA personnel have been completed, as indicated in the 23 October 2009 e-mail from Rick Hastie of Geosyntec. We have also reviewed and approved (for payment by SWDD) invoices through September 30, 2009 submitted by Waste Management, Inc. of Florida (WMIF), the Construction Manager for the construction project. It is our understanding that one or more invoices will be submitted by WMIF. Gcosyntec has also completed and submitted the CQA Construction Certification report for the vertical expansion component to Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Central District for review and approval. The report was submitted to FDEP on 15 October 2009. However, FDEP would have to conduct a final inspection before issuing approval of constnuction completion to allow waste placement in the vertical expansion cell. Geosyntec is also in the process of completing the CQA Construction Certification report for the partial closure, gas collection and control system (GCCS), and storm -water management system components of the project. This report will be submitted to FDEP in November 2009. If you have any questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned. Sincerely, Kwasi Badu-Tweneboah, Ph.D., P.I. Project Manager Copy: Debbie Perez, WMIF Sheree Grant, WMIF Wade Tyner, Geosyntec Rick Hastie, Geosyntec P:\PROJI\2009\FL1537 IRC SWDD (CLASS I LANDFILL VERTICAL EXPANSION & CONST SUPPORT)\Reporting\QA_QC eff �cgoilM194pS,! �❑1Va1 IOJM ��SCompletion Undoc Ci J By E -Mail hmehtatcDirc4ov.com Florida Department of Environmental Protection Central District 3319 Maguire Boulevard, Suite 232 Orlando, Florida 32803-3767 Mr. Himanshu Mehta, P.E. OCD -SW -09-0356 Indian River Solid Waste Disposal District 132574 1h Avenue SW Vero Beach, FL 32968 Charlie Crist Governor Jeff Kottkamp Lt. Governor Michael W. Sole Secretary Indian River County — SW WACS# 19134 Indian River County Landfill — Class I Disposal Facility Permit Nos. S031-0128769-012 and S031-0128769-018 Approval of Certification of Construction Completion — Vertical Expansion of Segment 1 (4,61 Acres Dear Mr. Mehta: This letter acknowledges the receipt of the Certification of Construction Completion of a Solid Waste Management Facility, Vertical Expansion Class I Landfill Facility ,lndian River County, Florida, report dated October 14, 2009 and received by the Department on October 15, 2009, and Response to Comments report dated November 12, 2009 and received by the Department on November 13, 2009. The document was prepared by Kwasi-Badu Tweneboah, Ph.D., P.E. of Geosyntec Consultants. It described the preparation of 4.61 acres of Segment 1 Vertical Expansion area for accepting Class I waste. The as -built drawings were labeled "Segment 1 Subbase Layer Grading Plan Asbuilt", "Segment 1 Liner Protective Layer Grading Plan Asbuilt", and "Segment 1 Liner Asbuilt". These drawings were signed and sealed by Gregory S. Fleming, P.S.M. on October 06, 2009. Please note that the Report in Section 2, Page 2-1, last paragraph identified activities (expansion of gas collection control system, partial closure of North and South side slopes of Segment 2 and Infill Areas, and construction of Storm water management system on the closed side slopes of Segment I, Segment II, and Infill Area of Class I landfill) that are ongoing and not complete for certification. The last sentence on the same page reads "Upon completion of the above projects, a separate CQA certification report will be prepared for submittal to FDEP'. An asbuilt drawing related to construction of expansion of gas collection control system titled "Expansion of Gas Collection and Control System" signed and sealed by Gregory S. Fleming, P.S.M. on October 12, 2009 was also included in this report. This drawing is not approved at this time and will be reviewed once the certification of construction for the remainder of the work is received by the Department as described in this paragraph. Based upon the inspection of the completed construction of the vertical expansion area by the Department Representatives on 11/04/2009, construction of the vertical expansion of the 4.61 acre portion of Segment 1, as certified by the Professional Engineer of Record, has been completed and is substantially consistent with plans and specifications approved in DEP Permit No. S031-0128769-012. The total approved area for vertical expansion of Segment I is 4.61 acres. Update the financial assurance mechanism during the next fiscal year (FY 2010) to include the vertical expansion area. Solid waste can be disposed in the vertical expansion area of Segment I of 4.61 acres. "More Protection, Less Process" 191VIV.dep.state f1.IGS Mr. Himanshu Mehta, P.E. OCD -SW -09-0356 Page #2 If you have any questions, please contact me at (407) 893-3328 or by e-mail at tom.lubozynskiCa dep.state.fl.us. Sincerely, F. Thomas Lubozynski, P.E. Waste Program Administrator Date: November 24. 2009 FTL/sj cc: Kwasi-Badu Tweneboah, Ph.D., P.E. Geosyntec Consultants, KBaduTweneboahOGeosyntec com ATTACHMENT C FINAL PAYMENT APPLICATION NO. 7 VERTICAL EXPANSION & PARTIAL CLOSURE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT 1327 74th Ave. S.W. Vero Beach, FL 32968 (772) 562-8445 (772) 562.3424 Rix October 20, 2009 Mr. Himanshu Mehta, P.E. IRCSWDD Managing Director Indian River County Solid Waste Disposal District 1325 74`1' Ave. S.W. Vero Beach, FL 32968 RE: Vertical Expansion and Partial Closure Construction Job — Final Application No.7 with Release of Retainage Dear Mr. Mehta: The invoice for Waste Management's Vertical Expansion and Partial Closure Construction Job for the period 10/1/09 — 10/16/2009 as required by Article II of the Second Amendment to the Contract Agreement between Waste Management and the Indian River County Solid Waste Disposal District for Class I Landfill Operations, Management and Post Closure Contract is attached. The total invoice amount due for the period is $605,392.54, This total represents the Brat payment of $217,706.20 in addition to the release of the retainage in the amount of $387,686.34 Documents included with this final payment are a General Release and Indemnity Agreement, Final Change Order Log, letter from Northstar Geomatics documenting the surveyed quantities of the ten unit based items in the contract as well as a comparative breakdown of those ten unit based items. 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T ►Ci O � a v i v Application 47 Accounting Breakdown ttpm Description Closure Vertical 411-239006 411-169000-08016 Total I Mobilization and Demobilization (See Note 1) 5 45,021.75 5 45.021:75 5 90,043.50 1 Surveying (See Note Ill 5 845.22 5 $45.22 $ 1,690,44 3 Site Preparation See Note III) (Includes 17,776 CY of General Fill for Closure Area) $ 1.514.80 $ 1,514.80 $ 31029.59 4 IiDPE Piping (w/ excavation and backfill) 5 Isolation Valves 5 $ 6 Gas Extraction _„-...- $ -, $ ' 7 GCCS Condensate S 8 Earthwork $ 9 liner Protective tayer_ $ S 10 I1 Geocom osite Drainage Layer (See Note V) 60 mil Textured HDPE Geomembrane (See Note V) $ $ - 12 Geos nthetic Clay Liner (See Note_ V( 13 Min. Liner Subbase $ $ 14 Min. General Fill $ 5 15 L)ner System Tie-in (Sec Note V) $ $ 16 Anchor Trench $ $ 17 ITopsoil and Vegetation (See Note V) $ 19,989.81 $ 19,989.81 General Fill _ $ 31.491.68 $ 31,49169 Geocomposite Drainage Layer $ 40478.39 $ 4,478.39 40 mil Textured LLDPEGeomemblane $ 2,165.70 $ 2,165.70 K24 Drainage Layer Outlet $ 864.00 $ 864.00 Tie-in to Existing Geomembrane(See Note VI) $ $ Drainage Gravel $ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00 _T Anchor Trench 25 Drainage $wales $ 364987.10 S 36,987.10 26 Turf Reinforcement Mat (TRM) (See Note Vnl) $ 996.90 5 996.90 27 15" Downdrain Pipes See Note VIIQ $ 657,85 5 657.85 28 18" Downdrain Pipes (See Note Vill)$ 693.23 $ 693.23 29 7.4" Downdrain Pipes fSee Note VIII) _ $ $67.00 $ 567.00 30 31 Miscellaneous Storm Water Structures (Note Vill) Erosion and Sediment Controls $ $ 420.00 320.5D $ $ 420.00 320.50 32 Permanent Revegetation _m $ 14606.50 $ 1,606.50 33 (CO #1) Off Road Rental Truck as per SWDD Direction - 2 months 34 (CO 112) Reshape Partial Closure Area - 35 CO 43) Off Road Rental Truck as per SWDD Direction -1 month $ $ 36 37 (CO 44) Excavator Rental as per SWDD Direction- 1 month CO 115) RCS Barrow Pit Excavation 38 (CO B6) Drainage features for Sea II N slope toe leacahte seeps $ 38 CO k7) Repair bottom liner between Infill and Seg II N. side $ 39 (COO) Construct Seg li N. Side two 1200' seep drainage trenches at top of'slape per Geosytnec $ 40 (CO 1119) Construct Seg II N. side seven major leachate seep drainage features 7/19.8/10/09 mid-stope per Geosyntec $ 99,73 $ 99.73 41 (CO Nlo) Construct Seg II N. side twelve minor leachate seep drainage features 7/19• 8/10/09 mid -slope per Geosyntec $ 5 42 CO #11) Off Road Truck Rental as per SWDD direction - 2 months $ $ 43 (CO N12) Excavator Rental as per SWDD Direction -1 month (CO #131 Borrow Pond Excavation & Stockpile Management $ $ 5 (CO #14 Off Road Truck Rental as per SWDD directions - 2 months (5N 280.8/24109. 10/2 CO 815 Excavator Rental as per SWDD Direction- 2 months (5N 1874-87/30-10/26/09) $ $ $ 5 5,986.00 5,880.00 $ $ 5,986.00 5,880.00 (CO#16) Gas Well Pump Parts & installation P44 (CO 817) Expansion Area Lined Bernl Extensions (CO #18) construct Seep Drainage features South Slope Seg II (CO 419) Leachate Collection Tie -In to South Slope Cleanputs (CO 1120) Repair bottom liner between infill and Sea II N, Side Co 821) Gate Valves at air release valves and Install $ $ - 100.00 $ $ 100.00 55 55 WMIF Contract Management Fee Subtotal Retainage Grand Invoice Total $ 149,920.16 $ 574419.09 $ 207,339.1.4 $ 7,496.01 $ 2,870.95 S IDr366.96 5 157,416.16 5 60,290.04 $ 2174706.20 $ 157,416.16 S 60,290.04 $ 2170706.20 Page 1 of 1 EXHIBIT H PO No. Agreement No. FINAL PAYMENT GENERAL RELEASE AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT: That Waste Manuement Inc. of Florida (Supplier), a Florida corporation, with an office at 2700 NW 48`h Street Pompano Beach, FL 33073 in consideration of the payment of $605,392.54 on Invoice No. L representing the final payment under the Agreement dated May 12, 2009 , between the undersigned and Indian River County Solid Waste Disposal District( Owner), covering the design, engineering, procurement, construction, or performance of services at (or for) Indian River Vertical & Partial Closure Project and Borrow Pond , does hereby certify and warrant that it has been fully paid on account of said Agreement and does further certify and warrant that it has fully paid and satisfied all claims for work, labor, materials, supplies, equipment, and all other items used or furnished by the undersigned and it subcontractors and material suppliers in the performance of said Agreement. The undersigned therefore waives, releases, and discharges Owner, and the real property on which the undersigned's performance of the Agreement was performed, from and against any and all claims, liabilities, actions and judgments arising out of any matter related to this Agreement. The undersigned, in consideration of the final payment being made by Owner pursuant to such Agreement, does hereby release and forever discharge Owner from any right of lien it may have against Owner under said Agreement, and the undersigned hereby agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Owner and its officers and agents from and against all claims, demands, and liabilities arising out of labor performed or material and equipment supplied by the undersigned or by its subcontractors or material vendors or otherwise caused in whole or in part by the undersigned in connection with the performance of said Agreement. In addition, the undersigned agrees to reimburse Owner for any excess payments made by it to the undersigned, which may be discovered as a result of Owner's audit of the aforementioned Agreement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned has caused this Release and Indemnity to be executed by its duly authorized officer this 301h day of October, 2009. By: Its: Deborah A. I'er9of Di ante END OF EXHIBIT H WM1F Updated 03/07 W `x C7 v a" Y z Z Z f 2 u U LL 0 }} Y Y Y} w Y}}} z Y 0 J Q Q tiU0L)o o J o z N JUJ IxG F w 0. OU z fl: W w ZZU(9JF- Q H z Q Q g Z ; SURVEYING/MAPPING • GIS • ASSET INVENTORY November 6, 2009 Deborah Perez District Manager Waste Management 132774 th Avenue S.W. Vero Beach FL 32968 Ms, Perez, The follow list represents the surveyed quantities on the recent Indian River County Landfill Vertical Expansion and Partial Closure Project: 4d 6" laterals 6,912.92 feet 9 Liner Protective Cover (VE) 15,021.63 cubic yards 13 Liner Subbase (VE) 3,784.52 cubic yards 14 General Fill (VE) 15,324.78 cubic yards 17a 6" Topsoil 9,027.09 cubic yards, North=4,584.95 cubic yards, South=4,442.14 cubic yards 17b Sod 61,085.55 square yards, North=31,508.76; South=29,576.79 18 General Fill 30,995.75 cubic yards, North=16,780.90 avg depth=1.83; South=14,214.85 avg depth=1.6 19 Geocomposite 54,162.52 square yards , North=27,509.68; South=26,652.84 20 40mil Textured Geomembrane 53,973.48 square yards, North=27,425.12; South=26,548.36 25 Swales=35,406.16 cubic yards Sincerely, Gregory S. Fleming Licensed Surveyor and Mapper #4350 President PO Box 2:371 a Stuart, Florida 34905 Phano (77 ) 7 31-6400 • Fax (772) 781-64!"'2 N ON ON 0 N Lf OS V + Vc CT in O *r f 1 in N 00 In at r- tr n n a r� �o o G r1 rn o c ter" ri .o (ALA "' U VI� L111`n ry ao n n r r co us v 00ni M 47tr0 ri m w �� m a, rn � o ven ; a r4 M 'r U I ry� V i+ - t7 0 60 el ORos 6� 'N DC7 D\ CU 00. «-. .+ Do. as tt rn M r in rrnn Q%co In �Y ti i A �y 1 q y 4 y' axp p a A tn 4 ArR Vi f'l f!�� fA 'wit �% 00 N ! r+C4 00 Gh'. �4 Tom- - C'. 'r!wIn �.in �s . p •C7 CP O cM Ca- Ci %n p• DC7 ?tt as Ow. oo;` vim' ,.mow V . . C4 1-4 � fA r�R. � r y CA ff5 44 ,rai VA A FM 'o .tn g0.. O=F, ifs v L N i!r' SA t4 44 SA W i/i G9" e Y" C O � � gr t y$ .•+ .nM o rapC� a4 c> to a c qn zctrrys� ct y bx ,t r �y{ Vj V G 400 a�r Xf i fib) ,! f IV �54O r p a �xo_k � w 4 _, �'• A( N ON ON 0 N Lf ATTACHMENT D FINAL APPLICATION NO.5 PROJECT Kwasi Badu-Tweneboah From: Kwasi Badu-Tweneboah Sent: Friday, October 09, 2009 3:14 PM To: hmehta@ircgov.com; vlemons@ircgov.com Cc: 'Perez, Deborah' Subject: IRC Borrow Pond Construction Job - Payment Application Nos. 4 and 5 Attachments: IRC Borrow Pond Applic #4 and #5_20091009024628.pdf Himanshu and Valerie, Geosyntec Consultants has reviewed the borrow pond payment application Nos. 4 and 5 submitted by Waste Management (WM), dated September 30, 2009, for work performed on the borrow pond development project from 8/1/2009-8/31/2009 and 9/1/2009-9/30/2009, respectively. Attached are the cover letter and payment request information. Payment Application #4 was reviewed and approved for payment by Geosyntec on 10/8/2009 and is included herein for completeness. For Payment Application No. 5, WM is requesting payment of $54,219.72 for actual work completed on the project and also for the release of retainage in the amount of $22,468.88. Geosyntec is in agreement for the items submitted for payment which are in accordance with the Bid Form for the borrow pond construction project. Also, since the contractor has completed its work under the borrow pond project, Geosynetc is in agreement for release of the retainage amount of $22,468.88. Therefore, Geosyntec recommends payment for the invoice amount of $76,688.60 under Payment Application No. 5. Please note that the original contract amount for the borrow pond project was $249,053.77 plus a 20% contingency amount of $49,810.75 bring the total project budget to $$298,864.52. The total amount invoiced by the contractor, including approved Change Order Nos. 1 through 6, is $278,908.50. Therefore, the borrow pond project was completed under budget with a remaining balance of $19,956.02. Payment of these invoices would officially close the project. Please let me know if you have any questions on the above or required additional information. Regards, Kwasi Kwasi Badu-Tweneboah, Ph.D., P.E. Associate Geosyntec Consultants 1200 Riverplace Blvd., Suite 710 Jacksonville, FL 32207 Tel: (904) 858-1818 Fax: (904) 396-1143 Cell: (904) 424-6975 E-mail: kbadu-tweneboahl@eeosvntec.com www.Qeosvntec.com 1 rtnt"C ry ANncatst INT September 30, 2009 Mr. Himanshu Mehta, P.F. IRCSWDD Managing Director Indian River County Solid Waste Disposal District 1325 74th Ave. S.W. Vero Beach, FL 32968 RE: Borrow Pond Construction Job - Applicatio»'',114 and #5 Dear Mr. Mehta: WASTE MANAGEMENT 1327 741h Ave. S.W. Vern Beach, FL 32968 (772) 562-844.5 (772) 562-3424 Fax The invoice for Waste Management's Borrow Pond Construction Job for the months of August and September 2009, as required by Article I1 of the Second Amendment to the Contract Agreement between Waste Management and the Indian River County Solid Waste Disposal District for Class I Landfill Operations, Management and Post Closure Contract is attached. The total i twill � Lw1jount due for the month of August 2009 is $25,976.61 and September )ty 20t1s '`,`76,688.60. '} Please note that this original letter and application will be processed via 1�1T--I wasi- Baclu-Tweneboah, of Geosyntec for their approval prior to submittal to your office, P1 ase contact me if you have any questions regarding this matter. Thank you For your prop tai attention. 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