Petroleum Contamination Site Cleanup Services

Master Agreement GC723 provides comprehensive petroleum contamination site cleanup services throughout the State of Florida. This indefinite delivery vehicle authorizes a broad scope of environmental remediation activities including site characterization and screening, supplemental site assessments, groundwater and soil sampling with laboratory analysis, remedial action planning, pilot testing of remediation systems (air sparging and soil vapor extraction), operation and maintenance of active remediation systems, and performance-based cleanup to achieve regulatory cleanup target levels. The contract encompasses services across multiple contamination assessment phases—from initial screening through final site rehabilitation—and supports multiple state funding programs including the Petroleum Cleanup Preapproval Program, Early Detection Incentive Program, Low-Scored Site Initiative, and Site Rehabilitation Funding Agreements. Services are available statewide and include associated laboratory analysis, drilling and boring operations, well installation and abandonment, system design and construction oversight, and comprehensive environmental reporting.

FRS Environmental Remediation, Inc. (dba The FGS Group), headquartered at 3163-2 Eliza Drive in Tallahassee, Florida, serves as the prime contractor under this master agreement with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The contract was executed on September 30, 2009, with Amendment No. 1 effective April 21, 2010, introducing green remediation requirements incorporating sustainable practices such as bio-diesel fuels and energy-efficient equipment. The original completion date was September 29, 2014. The contract is classified as a Master Agreement indefinite delivery vehicle covering all of Florida with no fixed total contract value specified. Individual task assignments under the IDV represent fixed-price deliverables for specific sites and scopes, with documented task assignments ranging from approximately $796 to $879,271 in funding allocations, demonstrating the vehicle's flexibility in addressing diverse petroleum cleanup project requirements across the state.