Montrose Outfall Dredge Project (H.Sally Fema Funded)

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Scope of Work/ Specifications

1. Project Inspection and Permitting

• A non-mandatory pre-bid will be held.
• Owner has secured all applicable permits. Contractor will be required to abide by permit requirements within the work area.

2. Dredge Montrose Outfall

• Contractor is responsible for the placement and maintenance of sediment/erosion control necessary to comply with the USACE & FDEP permit for dredging.
• Perform a hydraulic or mechanical maintenance dredge to a depth of no more than 5 feet below the MLW and remove approximately 140 cubic yards of material from the mouth of Montrose Outfall.
• Dredging is not to exceed 140 cubic yards of sand.
• The dredged material will be discharged into an upland dredged material disposal cell with return water filtered through a water filtration system (if hydraulic dredging is utilized) or will be discharged into a container positioned on a barge located within the dredge area and dewatered within the limits of the turbidity barriers then hauled offsite to an upland dredged material disposal area (if mechanical dredging is utilized).
• Contractor shall have a pre and post-bathymetric survey performed on the dredged area by a licensed surveyor of the State of Florida.
• The project is located at Montrose Boulevard in Gilmore Bayou,

Latitude 30.361944° North, Longitude 87.187500° West, Section 6, Township 3 South,

Range 29 West, in Gulf Breeze, Santa Rosa County, Florida.

3. Spoil Loading & Hauling

• Contractor is responsible for loading & hauling dredge spoil material from spoil site.

4. Site Work Limitations

• Contractor will be responsible for MOT & residential accessibility to roadways and properties.
• Project work schedule will need to be phased with tide and depth of surrounding water to ensure access to the site is possible.