Statewide Emergency Response Services.

Master Agreement LE680, administered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Office of Emergency Response, provides comprehensive emergency response services statewide to address environmental contamination and spill incidents. The contract encompasses a broad scope of environmental remediation activities, including immediate spill response, soil removal and remediation, hazardous materials management, drum and tank recovery operations, sampling and analytical services, waste transportation, and disposal coordination. Services are available for various contamination types including petroleum products (diesel fuel, gasoline, motor oil, heating oil), chemical spills, hazardous materials, biomedical waste, and other environmental emergencies. The vehicle provides flexible deployment of trained personnel, specialized equipment such as vacuum trucks, response trailers, backhoes, and sampling apparatus, as well as consumable materials and personal protective equipment required for emergency environmental response operations across all Florida counties and coastal areas.

The primary contractor for Master Agreement LE680 is American Compliance Technologie (later identified as Southern Waste Services, Inc., which subsequently became Progressive Environmental Services, Inc. following a corporate acquisition). The Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Bureau of Emergency Response, serves as the contracting organization with oversight through the Office of Emergency Response. The contract period of performance originally commenced on August 24, 2009, and has been extended through multiple amendments, with renewal periods exercised through February 23, 2020, providing continuous statewide coverage. The contract operates as an indefinite delivery vehicle with labor rates, equipment rental fees, and material costs established through revised fee schedules, with compensation structured on both fixed-price and cost-estimate bases depending on individual work authorization requirements, allowing the state flexible funding mechanisms for emergency response activities.