Petro ATC - Central Region

Master Agreement GC742 provides comprehensive petroleum contamination site response action services throughout Florida's Central Region under the state's Petroleum Restoration Program. The contract encompasses the full lifecycle of contaminated site remediation, including site assessment, remedial options and design, remedial action implementation, and site closure activities. Specific procurable services include drilling and boring operations, well installation and abandonment, environmental sampling and field testing, laboratory analysis (soil, water, air, and product), soil source removal, petroleum storage tank removal and disposal, debris and waste removal, remediation system installation and operation, resurfacing, and professional engineering and geology services. Work assignments are issued through Task Assignment Notification Forms, Task Assignment Change Order Forms, or MyFloridaMarketPlace purchase orders at the Department's sole discretion, with compensation structured on a combination of fixed-price fee schedules, cost reimbursement, and performance-based cleanup options detailed in comprehensive rate schedules.

Creative Environmental Solutions, Inc. serves as the prime contractor for this Master Agreement, with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection acting as the contracting organization. The initial contract execution date was February 24, 2014, with the contract originally scheduled to conclude on February 23, 2019. However, the contract has been extended through multiple amendments, with the most recent extension (Amendment No. 15) extending the contract through September 30, 2025. The contract is classified as a Master Agreement under the Petroleum Restoration Program, authorized by Section 376.3071, Florida Statutes, and funded through the Inland Protection Trust Fund with an estimated annual appropriation of approximately $125 million. The contract applies to petroleum contamination response activities at approximately 10,000 contaminated sites with nearly 12,000 open petroleum discharge cases eligible for cleanup funding assistance.