Low Impact Design Best Management Practices.

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Master Agreement SP660 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle focused on environmental restoration and water management projects, specifically designed to demonstrate and evaluate Low Impact Design Best Management Practices (BMPs). The IDV enables comprehensive environmental data collection, surface water modeling, wetland assessments, and restoration project coordination across Florida's Southwest District. Key services include GIS layer compilation, environmental permit research, drainage structure inventorying, hydrological assessments, and project management support for ecological restoration initiatives.

The master agreement was awarded to Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc., with Biological Research Associates as a collaborative partner, and was active from February 7, 2007, to June 6, 2010. The contract is a fixed-price, task-order based master agreement covering the state of Florida, with individual task assignments ranging from approximately $49,000 to $99,700. Task orders typically involved specific environmental restoration projects with defined scopes, such as the Baird Tract Restoration Project, and included detailed environmental data collection, surface water modeling, and regulatory compliance activities for the FDEP's Southwest District.