Canine Tracking Unit support

The Florida Master Agreement A3091 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) focused on providing specialized canine tracking unit support to local law enforcement agencies. Specifically, this master agreement enables the Florida Department of Corrections to deploy canine tracking units to the Washington County Sheriff's Office for critical operational needs such as locating escaped offenders, missing persons, and endangered individuals. The agreement allows for flexible deployment of a canine tracking unit consisting of a canine sergeant and two correctional officers, who can be requested through institutional contacts or the Department's Emergency Action Center.

The master agreement was established on March 7, 2013, with a three-year performance period concluding on March 6, 2016. The prime contractor is the Washington County Sheriff's Office, with the Florida Department of Corrections serving as the contracting organization. This master agreement is geographically limited to Florida and is structured as a collaborative interagency memorandum of agreement. Each participating agency bears its own costs, and the Department of Corrections retains the right to suspend assistance if agreement terms are not met, with the understanding that their primary mission takes precedence over support requests.