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Environmental Response Services (Maintenance) Hazardous Materials
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The Florida Department of Transportation District 2 is soliciting proposals for a term contract to provide environmental response services related to hazardous materials maintenance under solicitation number DOT-RFP-26-2034-JB. This indefinite-quantity contract will be activated on an as-needed basis through Letters of Authorization issued by the District’s Project Manager, with services primarily performed throughout the State of Florida. The contract requires vendors to deliver a comprehensive range of environmental remediation and response services, including hazardous waste sampling, analysis, transportation and disposal, petroleum spill cleanup, soil and groundwater remediation, UST/AST services, and site restoration, all conducted by personnel qualified in civil engineering, geology, chemistry, biology, toxicology, microbiology, hydrology, environmental engineering, heavy equipment operation, and hazardous materials safety. Proposals must be submitted electronically by 2:00 p.m. local time on June 10, 2026, in two separate parts—Part I (Technical Proposal) and Part II (Price Proposal)—each clearly labeled, formatted in PDF under 25MB, and sent to D2.Purch@dot.state.fl.us with the correct subject line and empty email body. Technical proposals are evaluated on a 90-point scale, comprising Executive Summary, Management Plan, Technical Plan, and Work Plan, and must achieve a minimum average score of 75 points to be considered responsive; only then will the Price Proposal, worth 10 points, be opened. Pricing is based on hourly rates detailed in Exhibit C for labor and standard equipment, with non-rate sheet items such as rental equipment, subcontracting, disposal, transportation, and fuel billed at cost plus 15%, and standby charges applied at half the daily rate for unused equipment. Invoicing is monthly, requiring three copies with itemized costs, man-hours, and receipts, payable to the Department at its Lake City office, with payment contingent on approved services and allowable expenses. Vendors must comply with extensive federal and state regulations including Title VI, ADA, Section 504, and Executive Orders on environmental justice and limited English proficiency, as well as Florida statutes requiring a drug-free workplace, E-Verify enrollment, and adherence to the Affidavit Regarding Labor and Services. Insurance mandates include general liability coverage with the Department named as additional insured, issued by Florida-licensed carriers, excluding self-insured retentions. Key personnel must be dedicated for the contract’s duration, with replacements for the Project Manager requiring prior written approval.
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