Petro ATC - North Region

Under Master Agreement GC812, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection procures comprehensive petroleum contamination site response action services in Florida's North Region. The contract encompasses a full spectrum of remediation services organized into four primary phases: site assessment activities (characterization, reconnaissance, initial assessment, and supplemental assessment); remedial options and design (including natural attenuation monitoring plans, pilot testing, and remedial action plans); remedial action implementation (including free product recovery, contaminated soil removal, system operation and maintenance, and post-remediation monitoring); and site closure and well abandonment activities. Services include drilling and boring operations, well installation and abandonment, soil and water sampling and laboratory analysis, debris and waste removal and disposal, remediation system construction and operation, in-situ injection, petroleum storage tank removal, and professional engineering and geology services. Compensation is provided through a combination of fee schedules, fixed prices, and cost reimbursement methodologies as specified in individual work assignments.

GLE Associates, Inc. serves as the prime contractor for this Master Agreement under the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The contract was originally executed on March 18, 2014, with an initial five-year term and has been extended multiple times through various amendments, with the most recent extension effective through September 30, 2025. The contract operates as an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity vehicle with no minimum work guarantee, with work assignments issued through Task Assignment Notification Forms or purchase orders utilizing the DEP's Relative Capacity Index methodology. The contract is funded through the Inland Protection Trust Fund, operates under Section 376.30711 of the Florida Statutes, and is geographically limited to Florida's North Region. The contract type is classified as a Master Agreement with rate adjustments capped at five percent annually, subject to legislative appropriation and mandatory performance evaluation for potential renewal.