Petro ATC - North Region

Contract GC811 is an indefinite delivery vehicle established by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to provide comprehensive petroleum contamination site response action services under the state's Petroleum Restoration Program. The contract encompasses the full spectrum of environmental remediation activities, including site assessment and characterization, drilling and boring operations, well installation and abandonment, soil and groundwater laboratory analysis, remedial options evaluation and design, remedial action implementation, in-situ injection systems, petroleum storage tank removal, debris and waste disposal, system operation and maintenance, and site closure activities. Services are assigned through Task Assignment Notifications, Task Assignment Change Order Forms, or MyFloridaMarketPlace purchase orders on a combination of fee schedules, fixed-price, and cost-reimbursement bases. The contract supports cleanup activities for approximately 12,000 open discharges at 10,000 confirmed contaminated sites eligible for funding assistance from the Inland Protection Trust Fund, with annual appropriations of approximately $125 million for direct cleanup expenditures.

The prime contractor for this master IDV is Geosyntec Consultants, Inc., headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, selected by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection under solicitation number 2014004C. The contract was originally executed on February 17, 2014, for the North Region of Florida and operates as a statewide Agency Term Contract. The initial contract term extends five years from execution, with a renewal option for an additional five-year period contingent upon satisfactory performance. The contract type is Master Agreement under Florida's procurement framework. Work assignments issued after expiration of the renewal term are not authorized; however, previously issued assignments may continue for completion up to twelve months beyond the contract expiration date. The contract has been extended through June 30, 2025, through multiple amendments, with rate increases authorized up to five percent annually following an initial 24-month freeze period.