Petro ATC - North Region

This Master Agreement establishes a comprehensive indefinite delivery vehicle for petroleum contamination site response action services under Florida's Petroleum Restoration Program. The contract authorizes a full scope of environmental assessment and remediation activities across four primary phases: Site Assessment, Remedial Options and Design, Remedial Action Implementation, and Site Closure. Covered services encompass site reconnaissance and field measurements, drilling and boring operations, well installation and abandonment, sample collection and laboratory analysis, soil source removal, petroleum storage tank removal and disposal, debris and waste removal, in-situ injection treatments, remedial action construction, system operation and maintenance, resurfacing, equipment rental, technical reporting, and professional engineering and geology services. Compensation is structured on a combination of fixed-price pay items, fee schedules, and cost-reimbursement bases with a six percent handling fee on reimbursable items, organized across 21 service categories to support the cleanup and closure of approximately 10,000 confirmed contaminated sites throughout Florida.

Golder Associates USA, Inc. (formerly Golder Associates, Inc.) serves as the prime contractor under this Master Agreement, with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection managing the contract for the North Region of Florida. The initial contract term of five years commenced on February 28, 2014, with completion scheduled for February 27, 2019. The contract was subsequently renewed through Amendment No. 6, extending the completion date to February 14, 2024. The contract operates on an indefinite delivery basis with no guaranteed minimum work volume, funded through the Inland Protection Trust Fund with an annual state appropriation of $125 million. Work assignments are issued through Task Assignment Notifications or MyFloridaMarketPlace purchase orders, with the Department retaining discretionary authority to distribute work among qualified contractors based on relative capacity, geographic considerations, and performance metrics. The contract type is structured as an Agency Term Contract (ATC) with rates subject to annual review and adjustments capped at five percent per year following the initial 24-month rate freeze.