Petro ATC - Central Region

Under this master indefinite delivery vehicle, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection procures comprehensive petroleum contamination site response action services for the Central Region. The contract encompasses all phases of environmental remediation activities, including site assessment (characterization, reconnaissance, supplemental assessments, and well abandonment), remedial options and design (natural attenuation monitoring, pilot testing, feasibility studies, and remedial action plan development), remedial action implementation (free product recovery, soil removal, system operation and maintenance, and monitoring), and site closure activities (no further action proposals, engineering controls, and site restoration). Services are compensated through a combination of fixed-price pay items and cost reimbursement, with detailed rate schedules covering office work, field activities, mobilization, drilling and boring operations, well installation and abandonment, sample collection and laboratory analysis, soil source removal, debris and waste disposal, remediation system installation and operation, and professional engineering and geology services. The contract supports the state's Petroleum Restoration Program, which addresses approximately 10,000 contaminated sites statewide with annual appropriations of $125 million in direct cleanup expenditures funded through the Inland Protection Trust Fund.

Hydro-Logic Associates, Inc. serves as the prime contractor under this master agreement administered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The contract was originally executed on February 25, 2014, with an initial five-year term and potential renewal for an additional five years, contingent upon satisfactory performance. The contract type is an Agency Term Contract (indefinite delivery vehicle), covering work throughout Florida's Central Region with no guaranteed minimum work volume. The contract has been extended multiple times through various amendments addressing rate increases, operational modifications, and term extensions, with the most recent extension effective through September 30, 2025. The contractor must maintain qualified contractor status, carry workers' compensation and professional liability insurance with minimum limits of $1,000,000, and comply with all applicable federal and state environmental regulations and quality assurance procedures.