Regional (Cental & South) Abandoned Drum Service

The Master Agreement LE811 establishes an indefinite delivery vehicle for emergency response services focused on abandoned drum removal and disposal throughout designated regions of Florida. Under this contract, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection procures comprehensive services for the identification, containment, transportation, and proper disposal of abandoned drums containing hazardous or unknown materials. Covered services include 24-hour emergency response within six hours of notification, drum securing and overpacking, field testing and sampling, analytical characterization of waste contents, temporary secure storage, and final disposal at approved Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities. The vehicle operates on an as-needed basis with no minimum work guarantee, addressing incidents where responsible parties are unknown or unable to manage proper remediation, with historical averages of approximately twelve incidents annually statewide.

Cliff Berry, Inc., located at 851 Eller Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, serves as the prime contractor for this Master Agreement LE811 under the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Office of Emergency Response. The contract was originally awarded on May 6, 2022, with an initial three-year performance period extending through May 5, 2025, and includes renewal options for up to three additional one-year terms contingent upon satisfactory performance and fund availability. The vehicle covers the Central and South Regions of Florida on an emergency basis. All work is authorized through executed Work Authorization Forms on a fixed-price basis, with pricing structured as unit rates for mobilization, drop-off, and disposal services, supplemented by cost-reimbursement for specified analytical and profiling services with a maximum 10% markup. Liquidated damages of $200 per hour apply for failures to meet the required six-hour response timeframe.