Area Limit Map - Escambia County Waste Services Department

This is a geographic boundary reference document for the State of Florida and Maxar, supporting the Escambia County Waste Services Department's Title V Compliance Reporting and GCCS Design, Construction & Maintenance solicitation. The Area Limit Map establishes the precise geographical scope defining the service area boundaries for the Perdido Landfill facility project. The map, provided in conjunction with an accompanying KMZ file, delineates the exact territorial limits within which the selected engineering firm will be required to perform Title V compliance reporting, gas collection and control system design, construction, and maintenance services. The solicitation was released on January 13, 2026, with proposal submissions due electronically via ProcureNow by February 12, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., and technical questions required by January 27, 2026. The resulting contract will be awarded to a single qualified engineering firm for an initial thirty-six-month term, with options to renew for two additional twelve-month periods, extending the potential contract duration to sixty months total upon mutual agreement.

The Area Limit Map serves as a critical reference tool for respondents to understand the geographic scope of services and ensure compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements within the defined service territory. The map is essential for engineering firms to accurately scope their proposals, particularly concerning the ten specific tasks outlined in the solicitation, including monthly data review, semiannual NSPS and NESHAP compliance reporting, and landfill gas design consulting services. Evaluation of proposals will prioritize knowledge of Title V compliance requirements, experience managing gas collection and control systems, and landfill gas experience within Escambia County. No specific budget range or set-aside designations are identified, indicating the opportunity is open to all qualified engineering firms capable of meeting the technical requirements and comprehensive insurance coverage obligations, including professional errors and omissions insurance.