Petro ATC - Central Region

Master Agreement GC745 provides comprehensive petroleum contamination site response action services for the Central Region of Florida under the Petroleum Restoration Program. The contract scope encompasses all phases of site assessment and remediation, including site characterization and reconnaissance, natural attenuation monitoring plans, pilot testing, remedial action plans, free product recovery, soil source removal, remedial system operation and maintenance, post-remediation monitoring, and site closure activities. Services are compensated through a combination of fixed price, cost reimbursement, and pay-for-performance arrangements as specified in individual work assignments, with detailed hourly rates and unit pricing contained in the contract's comprehensive rate schedule. Approximately 400-570 individual pay items cover drilling and boring operations, well installation and abandonment, sample collection and laboratory analysis, soil remediation, debris and waste disposal, petroleum storage tank removal, in-situ injection systems, remediation equipment rental, system construction and operations, and professional engineering and geology services.

The prime contractor for this indefinite delivery vehicle is ECOTECH ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC., headquartered in Pompano Beach, Florida. The contracting organization is the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, operating under the authority of Florida Statutes Section 376.30711 and Section 287.057, with funding provided through the Inland Protection Trust Fund. The original contract award date was February 24, 2014, with the initial five-year term scheduled to conclude February 23, 2019; however, multiple amendments have extended the contract through at least September 30, 2025. The contract operates as a master indefinite delivery vehicle with no minimum work guaranteed, and work is assigned through Task Assignment Notification Forms or MyFloridaMarketPlace purchase orders. Contractor rates are subject to annual review with increases capped at five percent per year following the initial 24-month period, with 19 amendments executed to date implementing rate adjustments and operational modifications.