Wildfire Abatement Services

The Master Agreement RP627 provides Urban Interface Fuels Reduction and Wildfire Abatement services to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. This indefinite delivery vehicle enables task-based procurement of vegetation management and fire line clearing operations across Florida's state parks and natural areas. Services delivered under this contract include gyro-trac mowing and mulching of understory and mid-story vegetation, fire line clearing via pyro-trac equipment, and removal of fuels within designated wildland-urban interface zones and interior fire break areas. Individual task assignments specify project scope, deliverables documented through field specifications and GPS tracking, and completion timelines tailored to seasonal and site-specific requirements across multiple state parks including Bald Point, Grayton Beach, Deer Lake, Wakulla Springs, and St. Joseph Peninsula State Parks.

Attack-One Fire Management Services, Inc. served as the prime contractor under this Master Agreement administered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The contract was awarded December 15, 2004, and provided services statewide throughout Florida. The original period of performance extended through December 14, 2009, with Amendment No. 1 exercising a three-year renewal option extending completion to December 14, 2012. The contract operated on a fixed-rate, task assignment basis with payments structured according to fee schedules established per individual work orders. Individual task assignments ranged in value from $2,000 to $49,000, collectively supporting the state's comprehensive wildfire abatement and fuels reduction program across Florida's park system.