Storage Tank Systems Compliance Verification Pr

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Master Agreement GC715 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) designed to perform comprehensive compliance inspections on storage tank systems within Florida's jurisdictions. The contract enables environmental compliance verification for regulated storage tank facilities, including activities such as reported discharge inspections, installation inspections, closure inspections, and routine compliance monitoring. Contractors are required to inspect a significant percentage of facilities (ranging from 60-90% depending on the task assignment) with specific prioritization criteria for facilities with potential environmental risks or unresolved compliance issues.

The master agreement was initially awarded to Volusia County Environmental and was active from March 10, 2008, to March 10, 2018, covering the state of Florida. The contract is a Master Agreement type, with multiple task assignments issued over its ten-year period. Each task assignment specified the number of regulated storage tank systems, per-tank inspection rates, and total contract values, which ranged from approximately $129,000 to $201,000 annually. Funding was sourced from the state's Inland Protection Trust Fund, and the contract included provisions for financial reporting, enforcement actions, and compliance monitoring across different Florida counties, with Marion County being a primary focus in the available documentation.