Petro ATC - South Region

The Master Agreement GC871 establishes a comprehensive indefinite delivery vehicle for petroleum contamination site response action services in Florida's South Region under the Petroleum Restoration Program. This IDV encompasses all phases of petroleum site remediation, including site assessment activities (characterization, reconnaissance, initial assessment, supplemental assessment, and well abandonment), remedial options and design services (natural attenuation monitoring plans, pilot tests, remedial action plans, and risk assessments), and remedial action implementation (free product recovery, contaminated soil removal, remediation system operation and maintenance, and post-remediation monitoring). Services are compensated on a combination of fee schedule, fixed price, and cost reimbursement bases as specified in individual work assignments, with rates detailed in the Schedule of Pay Items covering mobilization, drilling and boring operations, well installation and abandonment, sample collection and laboratory analysis, soil source removal, debris and waste removal, petroleum storage tank removal, remediation system installation and operations, and professional engineering and geology services.

The prime contractor for this indefinite delivery vehicle is Kimberly Ann Brown and Associates, Inc., with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection serving as the contracting organization. The contract was originally awarded on February 27, 2014, with an initial five-year term. Through multiple amendments, the contract has been extended and renewed through at least June 30, 2025, operating under an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity structure with no guaranteed minimum work volume. The contract type is classified as a Master Agreement (Agency Term Contract), and work assignments are issued through Task Assignment Notifications, Task Assignment Change Orders, or MyFloridaMarketPlace Purchase Orders. Compensation rates are established with a 24-month rate freeze from execution, followed by permissible annual increases not exceeding 5 percent per year with 60 days' written notice and detailed justification.