Prof Eng Svcs for the Baird Tract Restoration

The Master Agreement SP660 provides professional engineering and environmental services for the Baird Tract Restoration Project, a comprehensive wetland restoration and surface water management initiative in Florida's Southwest District. Services available under this indefinite delivery vehicle include biological and hydrological data collection, environmental resource permitting support, surface water modeling and analysis, design and engineering plan development, construction management, and project coordination. The scope encompasses multiple surface water management improvement projects designed to restore approximately 483 to 744 acres of wetlands through infrastructure improvements including culvert replacements, ditch enhancements, ditch blocks, and drainage modifications. These services support the Southwest Florida Water Management District's mitigation requirements associated with the State Road 44 widening project and are intended for state environmental protection and natural resource restoration purposes.

Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc. served as the prime contractor for this indefinite delivery vehicle under the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The contract was procured through a Statewide Statement of Qualifications method and performed in Florida's Southwest District. The initial contract period spanned from June 9, 2006, through June 8, 2009, with Amendment No. 1 extending performance through June 8, 2012. The contract was structured as a fixed-price, lump sum, and cost reimbursement vehicle with an original ceiling of $100,000, increased to $200,000 through funding increments, and ultimately raised to $564,000 through the contract amendment. The contract was successfully closed on June 8, 2012, following satisfactory completion of all services with a final balance of $107,726.81 remaining.