Architectural and Civil Eng Svcs for Districts

The Master Agreement DC805 provides professional architectural and civil engineering services for Florida's Department of Environmental Protection, specifically serving Districts 3, 4, and 5 of the Division of Recreation and Parks. Under this indefinite delivery vehicle, procurable services encompass comprehensive design and construction-related consulting disciplines including civil engineering, architectural design, structural engineering, geotechnical services, environmental consulting, surveying, landscape architecture, construction administration, and specialized inspections. The contract authorizes delivery of services spanning the full project lifecycle—from base data collection and environmental assessments through preliminary and final design phases, permitting and bidding support, and construction observation and certification. Services are provided on a fixed-fee and cost-reimbursement basis with established hourly billing rates for various professional classifications and specialized unit fees for activities such as geotechnical drilling, field services, laboratory testing, construction inspection for materials including soils and concrete, structural steel inspection, and specialized roofing and piling services.

The prime contractor is George F. Young, Inc., a Florida corporation headquartered in St. Petersburg, under contract with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The contract was awarded April 8, 2008, and established a three-year initial term renewable for up to three additional one-year periods, with a six-month extension option. The master agreement extends through October 8, 2014, with task assignments authorized throughout the contract period covering state park facilities across multiple Florida counties. Authorized subcontractors include Driggers Engineering Services, Inc., Mashayekhi Consultants, Inc., and O.E. Olsen & Associates, Inc. The contract type is classified as a Master Agreement under Section 287.055, Florida Statutes, and includes comprehensive insurance requirements (errors and omissions, commercial general liability, and workers' compensation coverage). Individual task assignment values vary considerably, ranging from approximately $2,000 to over $175,000 depending on project scope and complexity.