I agree with retiredguy (above), take your cell phone and try to take a picture of the bottom of the faucet, this will give anyone who you contact an idea of what is involved. A good razor knife and a very stiff brush should be able to remove most if not all of the old caulk. Then you want a very high grade Bathroom (mildew resistant) caulk to replace the old. IMHO, you should be able to do this without removing the sink. You should be able to get a handyman to do this.
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Pennsylvania, for 60+ years, most recently, Allentown, now TV. 
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