Petro ATC - Central Region

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) established a Master Agreement (GC744) for petroleum contamination site response action services in the Central Region. This Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) provides comprehensive environmental remediation services, including site assessment, remedial options design, remedial action implementation, and site closure for petroleum-contaminated sites. The contract covers a wide range of technical activities such as drilling, well installation, sample collection, laboratory analysis, soil removal, and environmental reporting, with a focus on addressing petroleum contamination through various remediation technologies and performance-based cleanup approaches.

The master contract was awarded to East Coast Environmental, Inc. on February 26, 2014, with an initial performance period of five years (ending February 25, 2019) and potential for a five-year renewal. The contract is structured as an Agency Term Contract (ATC) authorized under Florida Statutes sections 376.3071 and 287.057, with funding sourced from the Inland Protection Trust Fund. Geographically limited to the Central Region of Florida, the contract allows for work assignments at the DEP's discretion and includes provisions for reimbursable expenses, handling fees, and annual rate adjustments up to 5%. The contract type is a master agreement without a minimum work guarantee, allowing flexible environmental remediation services as needed.