District construction contracts
Ended Master agreement Florida Awarded
- Contract number
- E4P99
- Awardee
- HDR ENGINEERING
- 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) Master Agreement serves as an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) specifically focused on district construction contracts. This master agreement enables streamlined procurement of engineering and construction-related services across Florida's transportation infrastructure projects. The IDV is designed to facilitate efficient and expedited contract mechanisms for complex transportation development and improvement initiatives, allowing FDOT to quickly engage qualified engineering resources for various infrastructure needs.
HDR Engineering was awarded this master agreement on October 13, 2014, with a contract performance period extending through October 12, 2016. The contract is a state-level master agreement covering the entire state of Florida, structured as a flexible master agreement that enables FDOT to rapidly deploy engineering and construction services as needed. While specific contract value details are not provided, the IDV represents a strategic procurement vehicle for the Florida Department of Transportation to manage and execute critical transportation infrastructure projects through a pre-qualified engineering partner.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| CN-550000-E4P99.pdf | ||
| 00100000-114424.pdf | ||
| CN-550000-E4P99-00020000.pdf | ||
| CN-550000-E4P99-00030000.pdf | ||
| ContractBudgetExport.csv | CSV file |
Quick answers
Who holds contract E4P99?
Contract E4P99 was awarded to HDR ENGINEERING by Department of Transportation in Florida on October 13, 2014.
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