Potable Well Survey and Sampling

Under the Master Agreement GW387, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection procures comprehensive potable well survey and sampling services through an indefinite delivery vehicle administered by the Florida Department of Health. The contract provides statewide potable water well identification, GPS mapping, sampling, and laboratory analysis services in support of multiple environmental restoration and cleanup programs, including the Petroleum Restoration Program (PRP), Drycleaning Solvent Cleanup Program (DSCP), Water Supply Restoration Program (WSRP), Waste Cleanup Program (WCP), and District & Business Support Program (DBSP). Deliverables include potable well surveys at defined unit rates, water sampling events with analysis coordination, out-of-county survey work, GPS well point documentation, and comprehensive well survey reports with contamination assessment maps. Services are performed on a cost reimbursement and fixed unit rate basis, with administrative support and field work conducted in Tallahassee, Florida, in compliance with Florida Department of Environmental Protection directives and quality assurance standards.

Contract GW387 is administered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection as the contracting organization with the Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Environmental Health, as the prime contractor located at 4052 Bald Cypress Way, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1742. The initial contract period ran from January 31, 2020, through January 30, 2024, with an amendment extending the contract through January 31, 2030. The contract is structured as a Master Agreement on a cost-reimbursement basis with a maximum compensation amount of $11,500,000. Services are procured statewide throughout Florida via task assignments and change orders issued against the master contract. The contract includes quarterly invoicing requirements, performance-based deliverables, commercial general liability insurance requirements of $200,000 per occurrence/$300,000 aggregate, and standard state contract terms with no subcontracting permitted.