Regional (NE, Central & South) Emergency Response Services

The Master Agreement LE809 provides comprehensive emergency response services encompassing spill response, soil remediation, hazardous material mitigation, and waste management operations. The contract authorizes immediate response to environmental incidents including petroleum spills, chemical releases, contaminated soil removal, and drum overpacking and transport services. Services are available across three operational regions—Northeast, Central, and South—to address threats to public health and the environment. Work is authorized through executed Work Authorization Forms and includes mobilization of specialized personnel such as supervisors, recovery technicians, field chemists, and equipment operators, along with deployment of response vehicles, vacuum trucks, backhoes, and other remediation equipment. The contract encompasses both fixed-price and cost-reimbursement compensation structures, with detailed labor rates ranging from general laborers to professional engineers and comprehensive equipment rental rates organized by hourly, daily, weekly, and standby categories.

The prime contractor is Cliff Berry Inc., with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection serving as the contracting organization. The Master Agreement is structured as an indefinite delivery vehicle with an initial contract term from February 6, 2020, through February 5, 2025, and provides coverage across Northeast, Central, and South Florida regions. The contract type is classified as a Master Agreement without a specified contract value, with individual work authorizations issued as needed for emergency response activities. Compensation is determined through executed Work Authorization Forms for each incident, with historical task assignments ranging from approximately $600 to $27,000 depending on scope and complexity of remediation work required.