Petroleum Cleanup

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Master Agreement S0480 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle focused on petroleum contamination site cleanup services primarily in Miami-Dade County. The IDV enables comprehensive environmental remediation activities, including site inspections, technical report preparation, work order generation, and invoice processing for petroleum-contaminated sites. Under this contract, cleanup services are performed across multiple program categories such as the Petroleum Restoration Program, State Cleanup Program, Advanced Cleanup Program, and Petroleum Cleanup Participation Program, covering various site management and environmental restoration activities.

The master agreement was awarded to Taylor Engineering, Inc. and was administered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, with an original performance period from January 1, 2010 to June 30, 2015, later extended to June 30, 2016. The contract is a task order-based master agreement covering Miami-Dade County and subsequently expanded to include Bay, Holmes, and Washington Counties. Total contract value across multiple task assignments reached approximately $6,013,578.97, funded through the Inland Protection Trust Fund. Task assignments varied in value from $375,423.59 to $1,126,435.20, with individual task orders covering cleanup services for 260-377 petroleum-contaminated sites per assignment.