Emergency repairs to homes damaged in Hurricane Irma.

The Florida Master Agreement P0005 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) specifically designed to facilitate emergency repairs for homes damaged during Hurricane Irma. This master agreement provides a structured mechanism for addressing critical infrastructure restoration and recovery efforts in the aftermath of a significant natural disaster. The contract enables targeted procurement and deployment of resources to support homeowners impacted by hurricane damage, focusing on rapid and efficient repair and rehabilitation of residential properties.

The IDV was awarded to Monroe County B.O.C.C. by the Executive Office of the Governor, with a performance period from October 31, 2017 to November 30, 2017. As a master agreement contract type, this IDV was state-funded and geographically limited to Florida. While specific contract value details are not provided, the agreement's short-term nature suggests it was designed as a targeted, time-sensitive response to the emergency housing repair needs following Hurricane Irma. The contract represents a collaborative approach between local government entities and state-level emergency management to streamline recovery efforts.