Petro ATC - Central Region

This Master Agreement provides comprehensive petroleum contamination site response action services across Florida's Central Region under the state's Petroleum Restoration Program. The contract encompasses four primary service phases: Site Assessment, Remedial Options and Design, Remedial Action Implementation, and Site Closure. Procurable services include site characterization, drilling and boring operations, monitoring well installation and abandonment, sample collection and laboratory analysis, free product recovery, soil source removal, remediation system installation and operation, equipment rental and maintenance, debris removal and disposal, petroleum storage tank removal, resurfacing, reporting, and professional engineering and geology services. The vehicle is designed to address approximately 10,000 confirmed contaminated sites eligible for cleanup funding assistance, with work assignments issued through Task Assignment Notification Forms, Task Assignment Change Order Forms, or MyFloridaMarketPlace purchase orders. Compensation operates on a combination of fixed-price, fee schedule, and cost-reimbursement bases, with maximum rates established in the comprehensive pay item schedule containing over 500 itemized services and activities.

Florida Geotechnical Engineering, Inc. (later identified as WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure) serves as the primary contractor for this indefinite delivery vehicle administered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The contract was originally executed on February 26, 2014, with an initial five-year term extended through February 25, 2019, and subsequently renewed through February 14, 2024. The agreement operates on an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity basis with no guaranteed minimum work volume; work assignments are issued at the Department's sole discretion. The contract employs a Master Agreement structure with service delivery limited to Florida's Central Region and funded through the Inland Protection Trust Fund under authority of Section 376.3071, Florida Statutes, with annual appropriations of $125 million for direct cleanup expenditures. Compensation rates are subject to annual increase requests not exceeding 5% after an initial 24-month period, with rates established for new work assignments offered on or after specified rate change dates.