Bureau of Waste Cleanup Program

Florida Master Agreement HW559 - Bureau of Waste Cleanup Program Services

The Master Agreement HW559 is a comprehensive indefinite delivery contract established by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) to provide Bureau of Waste Cleanup program services. This contract vehicle procures a broad range of environmental consulting and engineering services, including hazardous waste site cleanup, drycleaning solvent remediation, site investigation, brownfield assessment, and CERCLA site screening activities. Services available under this master agreement encompass project management, site reconnaissance, work plan development, soil and groundwater sampling and analysis, monitoring well installation, interim source removal activities, remedial action planning, operation and maintenance of remediation systems, and comprehensive environmental reporting with geographic information systems (GIS) deliverables. The contract operates statewide throughout Florida and supports the FDEP's environmental protection mission by providing on-call environmental remediation services on an as-needed task assignment basis for contaminated properties and sites requiring assessment or cleanup activities.

The prime contractor for this master IDV is Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. (formerly AMEC Environment & Infrastructure, Inc., and originally MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc.), headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia with significant operations in Tallahassee, Florida. The contracting organization is the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, with the original contract execution date of February 10, 2011, and an initial five-year task assignment issuance period extended through February 9, 2021, plus exercised renewal options extending performance through subsequent years. The contract type is a Master Agreement structured as an indefinite delivery vehicle with compensation based on cost-reimbursement plus fixed fees and direct labor multipliers for overhead (111.08%), general and administrative costs (8.36%), and fringe benefits (35%). The initial contract ceiling was established at $20,000,000 and later increased to $40,000,000, with cumulative funding increments authorized through multiple amendments totaling approximately $4.6 billion in authorized expenditures. The contract covers Florida's entire geography with no geographic restrictions, and task assignments have been issued throughout the state for environmental remediation projects at various contaminated facilities and sites.