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SUPPORT AGREEMENT / WORK ORDER PROJECT: San Leandro Marina Maintenance Dredging PURPOSE AND AUTHORITY: This document, dated as of June 14, , 1997, is both a Support Agreement (SA) and a Work Order (WO) entered into by and between the U.S. Department of the Army (DA) and the City of San Leandro (City), a municipal corporation, acting by and through its City Council pursuant to the Intergovernmental Cooperation Act and in accordance with the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the DA and the City executed on March 12, 1997. MOA PROVISIONS: In accordance with the terms and conditions described in the MOA, the DA and the City agree as follows: 1. Statement of Work: The Contractor shall mobilize adequate labor, equipment, and supplies and make a determined and conscientious effort to complete the contract work within the time specified. Prior to commencement of dredging, a dredging plan must be submitted for review and updated on a weekly basis for timely notification to the Harbormaster of the dredging progress. The Contractor shall sequence the dredging of the non -Federal marina areas as directed by the Contracting Officer and maintain the dredge section to the neat pay lines shown on the drawings. Dredging shall be performed in accordance with paragraph 6.1.1, section 02480-3 of the specifications, and in a manner, which will not damage the structural integrity of the floating berths or pile support structures, or damage any vessels. The Contractor shall be responsible for any and all damages to piers and boats caused as a result of his operations. Dredged material is to be disposed of at the Government -furnished open water disposal site Alcatraz (SF-11). 2. Schedule: The DA shall commence performance of the work described above upon written notification from the City. The contract work shall be completed in not more than 100 calendar days after the date the Contractor receives and acknowledges the notice to proceed. 3. Funding and Compensation: Payment of compensation to the DA shall be in a lump sum amount for the total estimated cost identified for the work to be performed by the DA. The City agrees to pay all identifiable direct and indirect costs associated with the DA's provision of goods and services. Payment shall be made prior to commencement of work, in accordance with the terms and conditions specified in the MOA. 4. Cost Accounting: Funding for the non -Federal work is in place as specified in the MOA. Based on the successful low bidder's offer, the non -Federal dredging contract amount is $289,656. The following is a current financial statement for the non -Federal, additive dredging project. The City has submitted a total of $338,800 to the DA, as itemized below: ♦ Development & Administration of MOA ......... $4,000 (paid 24 Oct. 96) ♦ Development of Plans & Specs ....................... $14,000 (includes estimates and paid 19 Dec. 96) ♦ Non -Federal Additive Dredging ................... $320,800' (check dated 13 March 1997) The remaining balance of $13,411 is reserved for project contingencies and possible contract modifications, which would alter the final non -Federal contribution. ' This amount includes $289,656 non -Federal contract work; a Supervision & Administration cost of $18,633 (6.5% flat rate x $286,656); and all additional costs associated with Aquatic Disposal: (Sampling and Testing Bioassay Analysis = $9,000 ... Report Preparation = $2,500 ... Lab Coordination = $600 ... Environmental Documentation Supplemental = $4,000 ... Environmental Administration = $1,000 ..... TOTAL = $17,100).