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Biological Debris Removal within Indian River County
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This grant agreement, identified as RT039, is established between the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the Indian River County Board of County Commissioners. The contract provides 100,000 dollars in funding dedicated to the removal of biological debris resulting from red tide or other nuisance marine algae, such as sargassum, within Indian River County. The agreement remains effective from the date of execution through March 1, 2027. To receive cost reimbursement from the Department of Environmental Protection, the Grantee is required to submit documentation for each event of biological debris contamination for approval before beginning removal services. The project is governed by a specific work plan and standard terms and conditions to ensure the proper management and removal of marine algae debris.
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$100,000NAICS
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FL, USASet-Aside
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY BOCCAward Issued Date
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