Re-Advertisement for Petroleum Products Corporation Superfund Site Remedial Action Services

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection is soliciting responses for Remedial Action Services at the Petroleum Products Corporation Superfund Site (RFP 2026010), with a response deadline of April 14, 2026. This procurement seeks qualified contractors to perform comprehensive environmental remediation services including site preparation, building demolition (seven structures), soil excavation of approximately 31,890 cubic yards, in-situ stabilization/solidification (ISS) treatment of approximately 93,022 cubic yards of contaminated soils, utility management (stormwater, sanitary, water, gas, electric, and telecommunications removal and replacement), transportation and disposal of approximately 102,000 tons of contaminated materials, asphalt paving, geomembrane liner installation, drainage system construction, well abandonment, and site restoration. The contract will operate on a fixed price and fixed unit rate basis as specified in the detailed rate schedule, with compensation also including cost reimbursement for salaries, direct costs, and travel expenses in accordance with Florida Statutes Section 112. The contract term is five years from execution with an option to renew for up to three additional years contingent upon satisfactory performance, and qualified contractors must demonstrate capability in environmental remediation, possess appropriate insurance coverage (commercial general liability of $1,000,000 per occurrence/$2,000,000 aggregate, pollution liability of $3,000,000 aggregate, and workers' compensation), obtain necessary permits, and comply with USEPA and FDEP technical specifications and quality assurance standards. Evaluation criteria focus on the grand total of all base bid items as outlined in Form D Rate Schedule, and potential cost reductions of 1% per day apply for missed deliverable deadlines unless written extensions are approved.

The solicitation does not explicitly designate set-asides or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprise participation based on the provided documentation. No incumbent contractors or existing infrastructure integration requirements are identified in the materials. The contract location is identified as the Pembroke Park site in Broward County, Florida, and interested vendors must comply with Florida Statutes Chapter 120 regarding protest procedures and bonding requirements, including a required payment bond of $3,000,000. While specific budget ranges are not disclosed in the summary materials, the scope encompasses multiple service categories with detailed unit pricing schedules that contractors must complete and submit as part of their response. All work assignments require formal execution of Task Assignment Notification Forms (TA) or Task Assignment Change Order Forms (TACO) before commencement, and final payment is contingent upon submission of a completed Contractor Certification/Release of Claims Form and full compliance with all contract deliverables and technical specifications.