Master Contract Statewide

The Master Agreement CN802 provides comprehensive architecture and engineering (AE) services for statewide projects at Florida State Parks under the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Division of Recreation and Parks. Services available under this indefinite delivery vehicle include design schematics, site and infrastructure design, topographic surveys, design development documents, construction documents, bidding assistance, construction administration, and construction supervision. The contract supports capital improvement projects across multiple state parks, encompassing specialized services such as permitting coordination with regulatory agencies, archaeological monitoring, environmental assessments, geotechnical engineering, ecological services, and construction observation. Tasks may involve single or multiple disciplines, including civil engineering, structural design, mechanical/electrical/plumbing systems, landscape architecture, and specialized permitting services required for historic preservation, wetland management, and statewide environmental compliance.

CPH Consulting, LLC serves as the prime contractor for this statewide master agreement with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Recreation and Parks, Bureau of Design and Construction. The contract was awarded on December 19, 2024, and covers the geographic area of Florida with a performance period extending through December 18, 2029, including provisions for an optional five-year renewal contingent upon satisfactory performance. The contract is structured as a Master Agreement with compensation on a combination fixed-fee and cost-reimbursement basis, with individual task assignments negotiated and executed as specific projects are identified. The master agreement itself carries no predetermined contract value; rather, funding is determined and encumbered through individual task assignments as they are issued, with approved labor rates incorporating a 3.000 multiplier for direct labor, payroll burden, overhead, and profit.