Petroleum Contamination Site Cleanup Services

Master Agreement GC653 provides petroleum contamination site cleanup services through a comprehensive indefinite delivery vehicle administered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The contract encompasses the full scope of petroleum site assessment and remedial activities, including underground storage tank closures, site assessments, remedial action plan development and implementation, long-term monitoring activities, and post-remediation oversight. Services are procured on a task assignment basis, allowing the Department to assign specific cleanup tasks as needed without a guaranteed minimum work volume. Work activities span multiple phases including supplemental site assessments, groundwater and soil sampling with laboratory analysis, well installation and abandonment, contaminated soil removal and excavation, remedial system construction and operation, natural attenuation monitoring, and site closure activities. The contract supports the Petroleum Cleanup Preapproval Program and related state cleanup programs, with compensation structured through fixed-price or cost-plus reimbursement methods based on individual task assignments.

AMEC Environment & Infrastructure, Inc. (formerly MACTEC Engineering & Consulting, Inc.) serves as the prime contractor for this master agreement under the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The contract was originally executed on May 24, 2005, with an initial five-year performance period through May 23, 2010, and was subsequently renewed through May 23, 2015. The geographic coverage extends statewide throughout Florida, with the contractor maintaining offices in Tallahassee, Florida. The contract is classified as a Master Agreement under the state and local indefinite delivery vehicle structure, and compensation is administered through individual task assignments utilizing fixed-rate and cost-plus payment methodologies. All work requires Department preapproval in accordance with Florida Statutes Section 376.30711(1)(b), with costs not to exceed rates specified in the contract's rate schedules and a maximum contractor fee of ten percent on cost-plus task assignments.