Waste Tire Abatement Svcs

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) established an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) for Waste Tire Abatement Services, designed to provide comprehensive environmental remediation solutions across the state. This master agreement enables task-based procurement of critical waste management services, including site work such as grading access roads, removing non-hazardous waste, moving and loading waste tires, stabilizing exposed soils, and performing site closure activities. The contract covers a range of tire-related services, encompassing retrieval, processing, transportation, and disposal of whole or shredded tires to approved disposal sites using a flexible fee schedule and fixed price/cost reimbursement model.

The master agreement was originally awarded to AMEC-BCI ENGINEERS & SCIENTISTS on March 14, 2013, with an initial completion date of March 13, 2016. The contract's initial funding increment was $342,005.00, which was subsequently increased through amendment to a total contract value of $5,289,061.00. Liberty Tire Recycling, LLC emerged as the primary contractor, providing services throughout Florida on a task assignment basis. The contract type is a Master Agreement, specifically tailored to support environmental remediation efforts, with compensation structured around specific work elements, tire types, quantities, and transportation distances, allowing for potential rate renegotiations on a project-by-project basis.