Department of enviorment miti.
Active Master agreement Florida Awarded
- Contract number
- DNC02
- Awardee
- INDIAN RIVER MITIGATION PARTNER
- Contracting organization
- Department of Transportation
Contract facts
- End date
Contract details come from facts.fldfs.com. Updated .
About this contract
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), District Four Master Agreement focuses specifically on the procurement of wetland mitigation credits. This Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) enables the department to acquire environmental mitigation credits to support transportation infrastructure projects, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and habitat preservation requirements. The contract provides a structured mechanism for obtaining necessary wetland credits to offset potential environmental impacts from transportation development and construction activities.
The master agreement is awarded to Indian River Mitigation Partner and will remain in effect from April 9, 2012, through May 31, 2032, representing a 20-year contract period. This is a master agreement contract type specific to the state of Florida, with geographic coverage limited to FDOT District Four. The contract enables systematic acquisition of wetland mitigation credits through a pre-established agreement, providing the transportation department with a streamlined procurement process for critical environmental compliance needs.
Description
FDOT, DISTRICT FOUR PURCHASE OF WETLAND MITIGATION CREDITS.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| ContractPaymentsExport (10).csv | CSV file | |
| CN-550000-E4M56-S0010200.pdf | ||
| ContractPaymentsExport (14).csv | CSV file |
Quick answers
Who holds contract DNC02?
Contract DNC02 was awarded to INDIAN RIVER MITIGATION PARTNER by Department of Transportation in Florida on April 9, 2012.
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