Document Summary

This document collection consists of multiple Work Authorizations issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Bureau of Emergency Response (BER) to American Compliance Technologies, Inc. (ACT) under Contract LE681. The authorizations span from December 2010 through August 2012 and address emergency environmental response services across various Florida locations including Greenville, Fort Myers, Daytona Beach, Midway, Naples, and Tallahassee. The contract represents an indefinite delivery vehicle through which the state engages ACT to provide environmental emergency response and remediation services on an as-needed basis.

The Work Authorizations document specific response activities including spill response, soil removal, sampling, and specialized remediation for contaminated materials such as diesel fuel, mercury, asbestos pipe, petroleum-based gear oil, and elemental mercury. Individual authorizations show estimated costs ranging from $402.00 to $200,000.00, with funding drawn from FDEP budget codes and allocation tracking through various project numbers and organization codes. Services typically include contractor personnel (supervisors, recovery technicians, field chemists), specialized vehicles (response trucks, vacuum trucks, roll-off containers), and equipment (sampling gear, PPE, vapor detectors). Work assignments are designated as cost estimates with OPA-90 reimbursement provisions and responsible party reimbursement options where applicable. The contract operates on a cost-estimate basis with specific incident numbers assigned to each work authorization for tracking and budget accountability purposes.