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Derelict Vessel Removal, Transportation, & Disposal Texar SeaDoo

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WM26XX Texar Seadoo Removal_20251105State & Local

Submission Closed12/16/2025, 10:00:20 PM UTC

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NAICS: 562991

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AI Contract Overview

This contract involves the removal, transportation, and disposal of a derelict vessel, specifically a 10-foot red Seadoo located in Bayou Texar, Florida, as part of Escambia County's Marine Resources Division efforts supported by a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission grant. The procurement process is initiated through an Invitation to Quote (ITQ) issued on December 8, 2025, with a response deadline of December 16, 2025. The project requires vendors to provide detailed price quotes covering all costs associated with vessel removal, including floating, towing, transport, tipping fees at Perdido Landfill, and environmental safeguards such as turbidity barriers and contaminant removal. The scope emphasizes environmental compliance, safety standards, and adherence to best management practices, with the County overseeing project execution and ensuring proper disposal. The contractual framework is structured around local Escambia County clauses, not federal FAR clauses, with numbering from 6 to 44. It mandates comprehensive insurance coverage, including marine liability and pollution liability, with the County named as an additional insured, and requires vendors to verify insurance before contract award. The contract stipulates strict delivery timelines, with the contractor responsible for risk until acceptance, and emphasizes compliance with applicable laws, including OSHA, ADA, and environmental statutes. Offerors must submit certifications related to lawful employment, anti-corruption, and non-exclusion from federal programs, along with proof of business registration and licensing. Special provisions include E-Verify employment verification, anti-bribery clauses, and confidentiality waivers for submitted documents. The procurement process is entirely electronic, requiring detailed, properly labeled submissions through the OpenGov portal, with no specified page limits but a clear deadline for proposal submission. Overall, the contract aims to facilitate environmentally responsible vessel removal while ensuring legal and safety compliance, with detailed administrative, technical, and legal requirements governing the process.

General Info

Escambia County Marine Resources Division (MRD) is submitting an application to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's (FWC) Derelict Vessel Removal Grant Opportunity Announcement. As required in the application, Escambia County must provide individual price quotes for each proposed Derelict Vessel. This Price Quote seeks the total price for floating, removal, transport and tipping fees associated with the vessel's disposal at the Perdido Landfill of the following vessel: Vessel Name: Seadoo Length 10' * Prospective bidders should verify * : Color: Red Make: Seadoo Registration: FL 5204 TG Location: Bayou Texar, Mallory Street (approx. N 30 26.0533 W 87 10.9564) FWC Case Number: FWC25ON0054577 Contact: Robert Turpin Division Manager 3363 West Park Place Pensacola, FL 32505 Email: rkturpin@myescambia.com Phone: (850) 554-5869

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Florida → Natural Resources

NAICS

562991 - Septic Tank and Related Services

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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