Potable water quality monitoring

Master Agreement GW281 is a potable water quality monitoring contract that provides comprehensive well surveillance and water sampling services for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The master agreement authorizes the delivery of potable water well surveys, water quality sampling, laboratory analysis services, and administrative support across four primary cleanup programs: the Petroleum Cleanup Program, Drycleaning Solvent Cleanup Program, Waste Cleanup Program, and Water Supply Restoration Program. Services are procured on a fee schedule basis with specific rates for well surveys ($135.00 per survey), GPS-located wells ($11.00 per well), water sample collection ($77.00-$87.00 per sample), and laboratory analyses ranging from $10.00 to $450.00 depending on the analyte. The contract also authorizes cost reimbursement for administrative services, training, travel, and equipment maintenance and purchases. These services support environmental protection and cleanup initiatives by providing essential data collection and monitoring capabilities for contaminated sites across Florida.

The prime contractor for this master agreement is the Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Water Programs, with the contracting organization being the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The contract was executed on June 29, 2011, with a performance period of July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2014, with optional renewal for up to three additional years contingent on satisfactory performance and available funding. The contract is classified as a Master Agreement and covers statewide services throughout Florida. Individual task assignments issued under this indefinite delivery vehicle ranged from $6,800.00 to $958,350.00, with multiple task assignments executed annually to fund specific cleanup program activities and administrative services.