Petro ATC - South Region

The Master Agreement GC874 establishes an indefinite delivery vehicle providing comprehensive petroleum contamination site response action services throughout Florida's South Region. Available services encompass the full lifecycle of petroleum restoration activities, including site assessment, remedial options and design, remedial action implementation, and site closure. Specific deliverables include drilling and boring operations, well installation and abandonment, soil and groundwater sampling and laboratory analysis, equipment mobilization and removal, soil excavation and disposal, petroleum storage tank removal, in-situ injection remediation, pilot testing, remedial system operation and maintenance, and professional engineering and geology oversight. Work is assigned through Task Assignments, Task Assignment Change Orders, or MyFloridaMarketPlace purchase orders at the Department's sole discretion using a Relative Capacity Index selection process, with no minimum work guaranteed to contractors.

Panhandle Industries, Inc., doing business as PI Environmental, Inc., serves as the prime contractor under this Master Agreement, with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection functioning as the contracting organization. The contract was originally executed on February 28, 2014, with an initial five-year term and a subsequent five-year renewal option exercised in January 2019, establishing a completion date of February 14, 2024. The agreement operates as an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract structured on a combination of fixed price, fee schedule, and cost reimbursement bases as specified in individual work assignments. Compensation is governed by detailed rate schedules in Attachment D, with periodic rate adjustments authorized up to five percent annually. The contractor must maintain $1,000,000 in professional liability insurance and comprehensive general liability coverage per occurrence, and comply with all applicable federal, state, and local environmental regulations and Florida Department of Environmental Protection guidance documents.