Summary of Form D - Rate Schedule

This is a Rate Schedule form prepared by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for the Petroleum Products Corporation Superfund Site Remedial Action Services contract (RFP 2026010). The schedule establishes fixed unit prices and lump sum rates for comprehensive environmental remediation work at the Pembroke Park site in Broward County, Florida. Services encompass remedial action planning, building demolition of seven structures, soil excavation of approximately 31,890 cubic yards, in-situ soil stabilization/solidification treatment of approximately 93,022 cubic yards, utility management including removal and replacement of stormwater, sanitary, water, gas, electric, and telecommunications systems, transportation and disposal of approximately 102,000 tons of contaminated materials, asphalt paving, geomembrane liner installation, drainage piping networks, well abandonment services, and site restoration including landscaping and seeding. The contract is structured with both Initial Contract Term and Renewal Contract Term sections, with the initial term spanning five years from execution and renewal options available for up to three additional years. Contractors must complete all pricing entries in the designated purple-shaded cells; blank spaces or zero values will result in those services being offered at no cost. The grand total of all base bid items serves as the primary evaluation criterion for contract award.

The rate schedule comprises base bid items organized into 15 primary service categories plus 10 contingency item categories. Pricing is submitted on a fixed unit price basis (identified as "UP") for items with estimated quantities and lump sum basis (identified as "LS") for services with single deliverables. Contingency items address potential needs for ISS revised mixtures, vapor and odor control systems, asbestos and RCRA abatement, lead paint abatement, universal waste disposal, construction and demolition waste, and subtitle C hazardous waste disposal. The instructions prohibit respondents from modifying the rate schedule, adding assumptions, or providing additional terms. All rates submitted constitute ceiling rates that may be quoted lower per individual task assignment. Payment bonds of $3,000,000 are required, and contractors must maintain commercial general liability insurance of $1,000,000 per occurrence/$2,000,000 aggregate and pollution liability insurance of $3,000,000 aggregate. Cost reductions of 1% per day apply for missed deliverable deadlines absent written extensions, and final payment requires submission of a Contractor Certification/Release of Claims Form.