Wastewater Transmission, Treatment, and Disposal Services

The Florida Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) is a Master Agreement between the City of Lake Butler and the Florida Department of Corrections, specifically designed to provide comprehensive potable water supply and wastewater transmission and treatment services for the North Florida Reception Center's Main & West Units and family housing. The contract enables the City of Lake Butler to supply up to 400,000 gallons of potable water per day and manage the wastewater treatment facilities, ensuring continuous utility services for the correctional institution through infrastructure maintenance and system management.

The Master Agreement was originally established on May 13, 1996, with a long-term performance period extending to October 27, 2038. The prime contractor is the City of Lake Butler, with the Florida Department of Corrections serving as the contracting organization. The contract has been amended multiple times to update utility rates, service terms, and billing methodologies, with key amendments introducing specific pricing structures such as monthly user charges, base water allowances, and rate adjustments. The IDV covers water and wastewater services within Lake Butler, Florida, and is structured as a comprehensive utility services agreement with provisions for ongoing rate negotiations and service adaptations.