Petro ATC - Central Region

This Master Agreement (GC743) provides comprehensive petroleum contamination site response action services throughout Florida's Central Region under the state's Petroleum Restoration Program. The IDV authorizes contractors to deliver services across four primary phases: site assessment, remedial options and design, remedial action implementation, and site closure. Services encompass mobilization, drilling and boring operations, monitoring well installation and abandonment, soil and groundwater sampling and laboratory analysis, free product recovery, contaminated soil excavation and disposal, remedial system design and construction, pilot testing, in-situ remediation technologies (including air sparging and soil vapor extraction), system operation and maintenance, and regulatory documentation and site closure activities. Compensation is structured through a combination of fixed-price, cost-reimbursement, and fee-schedule methodologies, with established unit rates for labor, equipment rental, drilling, laboratory analyses, and specialized services. Work is assigned through executed Task Assignment Notification Forms, Task Assignment Change Orders, or MyFloridaMarketPlace purchase orders at the Department's discretion.

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection awarded this IDV to Earth Systems, LLC (formerly Earth Systems, Inc.) effective February 21, 2014, under the authority of Section 376.30711, Florida Statutes. The contract operates under an initial five-year term with an optional five-year renewal period contingent upon satisfactory performance, with multiple extensions executed through September 30, 2025. The contract is classified as a Master Agreement/Indefinite Delivery Vehicle with no guaranteed minimum work volume. Rate increases are capped at five percent annually and require formal amendment authorization. The underlying Petroleum Restoration Program, funded through the Inland Protection Trust Fund with an annual appropriation of approximately $125 million, addresses remediation at approximately 10,000 confirmed petroleum-contaminated sites eligible for state cleanup funding assistance.