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Hazardous Fluid Spill Response and Mitigation

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The Hazardous Fluid Spill Response and Mitigation subcontract supports the Florida Department of Transportation by providing specialized services for prime contractors on traffic incident management projects. The primary objective is to mitigate accidental discharges of motor vehicle fluids to prevent environmental contamination. Responsibilities include identifying leaking materials using the Emergency Response Guidebook and executing critical defensive actions such as adsorbing, diverting, containing, and diking fluids to ensure they do not enter storm drains. All mitigation activities must be performed using adsorbents and containment booms in strict accordance with established spill mitigation guidelines to deliver a fully mitigated site. This subcontracting opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 562910 and is managed through the Florida Department of Transportation. The solicitation period is active with a response deadline set for August 27, 2031. Contractors engaged in this work are expected to maintain high standards of environmental safety and technical proficiency in handling hazardous materials during roadside incidents.

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Subcontract for Florida Department of Transportation providing hazardous fluid spill response and mitigation services.

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FL, USA

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This scope was carved out of DOT-ITN-27-1020-CB.

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AgencyFlorida Department of Transportation
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Performs mitigation of accidental discharges of motor vehicle fluids for prime contractors on FDOT traffic incident management projects. Identifies leaking materials via Emergency Response Guidebook and executes defensive actions including adsorbing, diverting, containment, and diking to prevent fluids from entering storm drains. Uses adsorbents and containment booms per Attachment D Spill Mitigation Guidelines. Delivers a mitigated spill site.

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