Continuing Services Contract

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Contract CN335 with Taylor Engineering, Inc. provides continuing professional architecture and engineering services for statewide coastal and marine projects on a task assignment basis. The master agreement encompasses a comprehensive range of services including schematic design, design development, construction documents, and construction administration for projects such as beach nourishment, dune repair, erosion control, inlet management, beach access structures, living shoreline initiatives, and related coastal infrastructure. Services are provided on a fixed-fee and cost-reimbursement basis, with compensation determined through individual task assignments. Specific work products delivered under this vehicle have included dam safety inspections, coastal engineering design, environmental permitting assistance, geotechnical and geophysical investigations, statewide vulnerability assessments, web application development and hosting, natural resource surveys, construction administration, and technical documentation services across multiple coastal engineering disciplines.

Taylor Engineering, Inc., headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, serves as the prime contractor for this indefinite delivery vehicle administered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Bureau of Design and Construction. The master agreement was executed on July 14, 2016, with an initial five-year term extended through July 28, 2026, via Amendment No. 1 executed on July 28, 2021. The contract covers statewide geographic coverage throughout Florida and operates as a continuing services master agreement with fixed-price and cost-reimbursement task assignments. As of the documented task assignments reviewed, the contract has generated over $1.6 million in individual task values, with projects ranging from approximately $31,000 to $1.68 million per task assignment, demonstrating significant utilization across the Department's coastal and resilience programs.