Petroleum Contamination Site Cleanup Services

Master Agreement GC574 provides comprehensive petroleum contamination site cleanup services through an indefinite delivery vehicle structured on a task assignment basis. The contract encompasses a full spectrum of environmental remediation services, including petroleum contamination assessment, site characterization, remedial action construction, system operation and maintenance, monitoring well installation and abandonment, hydrogeologic testing, groundwater sampling, laboratory analytical testing, and short-term remediation activities. Services are delivered in accordance with the Petroleum Cleanup Preapproval Program Standard Operating Procedures Manual and comply with Florida Administrative Code Chapter 62-770 requirements. The contract establishes detailed rate schedules for labor by occupational classification, equipment rental for specialized field instrumentation, equipment kit rates for comprehensive field operations, and laboratory analytical services. Both fixed-price and cost reimbursement compensation structures are authorized, with payment contingent upon verified completion of work and achievement of performance milestones defined in individual task assignments.

Earth Tech, Inc. (subsequently operating as Earth Tech Consulting, Inc., and later AECOM Technical Services, Inc.) serves as the prime contractor under this Master Agreement executed by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Waste Management, Bureau of Petroleum Storage Systems. The contract was originally executed on April 23, 1999, with a performance period extending through April 22, 2009, and has been amended multiple times to revise rate schedules, operational procedures, and administrative requirements. The contract covers statewide service delivery throughout Florida and is classified as an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) vehicle with no guaranteed minimum amount of work. No specific ceiling amount is established; funding is authorized and released on a per-task basis through individual task assignment notifications with no federal appropriations supporting the contract.