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EMERGENCY/NATURAL DISASTER
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The Florida Department of Transportation has issued an award notice under solicitation number H2354 for a Special Task Force for Emergency Road Clearance. This state-level contract is specifically designed to address emergency and natural disaster scenarios, ensuring that critical transportation infrastructure is cleared and restored following catastrophic events. The agreement is governed by the standard terms and conditions of FDOT District 2, which mandate strict adherence to Florida public records laws and anti-collusion measures. The contract includes comprehensive requirements for liability insurance and indemnity, as well as specific federal mandates including NEPA compliance and FHWA-1273 funding requirements. Provisions for termination and default are established to ensure operational accountability during emergency responses.
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$260,000NAICS
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FL, USASet-Aside
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