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A&B RV MOBILE HOME PARK

UEI: FDY7RL5Q41K6

A&B RV MOBILE HOME PARK is a federal contractor, registered under UEI FDY7RL5Q41K6. It has been awarded $24,158 in federal contracts. Primary work spans General Rental Centers, Lessors of Other Real Estate Property, and Land Subdivision. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Homeland Security.

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Department Of Homeland Security$24.2K100%

Awards by NAICS

532310 - General Rental Centers$13.5K55.8%531190 - Lessors of Other Real Estate Property$7.4K30.6%237210 - Land Subdivision$3.3K13.7%

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East 55th and South Marginal Development Site RFP

Solicitation # 2025-GEN-163

The City of Cleveland Department of Economic Development has issued solicitation 2025-GEN-163 for the development of two vacant parcels, PPN 105-02-002 and PPN 105-02-007, located in the St. Clair-Superior neighborhood. These parcels total approximately 3.74 acres and are currently zoned for general retail (GR-B3) and general industry (GI-B3). The project aims to return the land to tax-productive use and support community needs. Interested parties must submit a development proposal and a separate sealed bid for the purchase of the parcels at or above the Fair Market Value determined by the Cleveland Board of Control. Proposals are evaluated on a points-based system focusing on the strength of the development, alignment with city goals, and the value of the bid. Mandatory requirements include conducting at least three community engagement sessions with the area CDC and documenting economic inclusion through MBE, FSB, and CSB participation and resident hiring if Community Benefits Agreement requirements are triggered. Preference is given to projects incorporating innovative sustainability, stormwater management, and tree canopy expansion. All submissions must be uploaded via the OpenGov portal by January 4, 2027, with the contractor selection scheduled for January 29, 2027.

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TTM 20443 Lovemore Ranch

Solicitation # PROJ-2021-00169

Merrell-Johnson Companies, acting on behalf of Lovemore Investments LLC, is seeking approval for Tentative Tract Map No. 20443 to subdivide an 18.49-acre parcel in Joshua Tree, San Bernardino County, into 64 single-family residential lots and two lettered lots for open space and recreational facilities totaling 2.75 acres. The project includes the development of five private internal streets with primary access via Hillview Road. The scope of work encompasses grading, vegetation removal, and the installation of stormwater infrastructure, all of which must comply with the San Bernardino County Development Code, the Countywide Policy Plan 2020, and California Title 24 building energy efficiency standards. The project is subject to rigorous environmental oversight under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), featuring a recirculated Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration to address court-mandated updates to hydrology and stormwater impact assessments. Key requirements include obtaining an Incidental Take Permit from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, conducting pre-construction surveys for desert tortoises, burrowing owls, and nesting birds, and employing both Native American and paleontological monitors during ground-disturbing activities. Technical compliance is measured by the San Bernardino County Hydrology Manual, requiring post-development peak flows to be no more than 90 percent of pre-development levels. Administrative oversight is managed by the San Bernardino County Land Use Services Department, with a public review period conducted from August 3 to September 2, 2026.

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RFQ.RFP #2-2627 Saw Mill Rd Affordable Housing Project

Solicitation # 2-2627

The Town of Guilford is soliciting competitive proposals from qualified firms to develop affordable housing on an 11-acre tract located on Saw Mill Road. The scope of work encompasses the full development of the site, including the installation of underground utilities for water, gas, electric, and septic systems, as well as site stabilization, plantings, and driveways. A key requirement of the project is the establishment of a deed restriction ensuring affordability for an initial 40-year term, with a mandatory renewal for an additional 40 years. The selected developer must provide a comprehensive concept covering zoning approach, density, unit types, energy efficiency strategies, and a detailed financial feasibility model. Proposals are due by December 1, 2026, and must include a statement of interest, detailed applicant qualifications from the last ten years, an organizational chart with key personnel resumes, and property management experience. Evaluation is based on a 100-point scale focusing on response quality, capacity to provide services, reputation and experience, and the financial plan, with bonus points available for expanded commitments to sustainability and affordability. Compliance with State of Connecticut CDBG funding requirements and Federal procurement standards is mandatory. Additionally, the contract requires adherence to the Little Miller Act regarding payment bonds for public works projects exceeding 100,000 dollars, as well as strict compliance with EEO, non-discrimination, and ADA regulations.

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Permitted Upland Beneficial Use Site ProvisionThis subcontract, issued by the Department of Defense under the USACE San Francisco District, focuses on the provision of permitted upland sites for the beneficial use and disposal of dredged material. The selected provider is responsible for securing land and legal access to ensure that prime contractors have viable locations for sediment placement. A critical requirement of the contract is ensuring that all provided sites are fully permitted and compliant with the specific types of material being dredged. The project is based in San Francisco and falls under NAICS code 531190. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 4, 2026. The primary objective is to deliver the legal right to use these permitted disposal sites to facilitate the successful execution of dredging operations within the district.

W075 Endist San Fran

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Notice of Intent to Sole Source - Kennedy Space Center Static Fire Test Stand

Solicitation # NOI_NASA_KSC_2026_0003

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Kennedy Space Center is issuing a Notice of Intent to Sole Source for an Enhanced Use Lease involving approximately 55 acres of under-utilized land located south of Schwartz Road in Merritt Island, Florida. This initiative aims to support the commercial space economy by allowing a long-standing commercial partner and tenant to expand their operations for the purpose of operational testing of payload engine and second stage capabilities. The goal is to maximize public benefit and align with U.S. national space policy while supporting agency missions. Under solicitation number NOI_NASA_KSC_2026_0003, NASA is seeking responses by November 20, 2026, to assess additional market interest and determine the best value to the government regarding the terms of the facility out-grant. If no other viable responses are received, NASA intends to enter into a real estate instrument and related cooperation agreements with the proposed tenant, pending successful negotiations and due diligence. The primary point of contact for this action is Michael Fuchs.

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RFB-785-2700000188-2 | RFB11182026 Lease of Agriculture Land Swan-Boatwright WMA

Solicitation # RFB-785-2700000188-2

The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources is soliciting bids for the lease of two agricultural land tracts within the Boatwright Wildlife Management Area in Ballard County, Kentucky. Tract 1, the Swan Unit, consists of approximately 825.6 harvestable acres and 160 food plot acres, while Tract 2, the SPBS Unit, includes approximately 150 harvestable acres and 15 food plot acres. The primary objective of these leases is to maintain a consistent food supply for wildlife and generate income to offset operational costs. The resulting lease will span five years with firm rental rates, and the award will be based entirely on the bid amount, which is weighted at 100 percent. Interested parties must submit written bids by November 18, 2026, at 3 p.m. ET, including a 100 dollar deposit per bid and a signed proposal. Bidders are responsible for examining the land and determining cropping logistics, though the Department must approve all ingress and egress routes. The successful lessee must maintain the premises in a clean and sanitary condition, comply with specific Kentucky Revised Statutes, and adhere to ASTM D5330-99 soil testing standards. Additionally, the lessee is required to designate a safety officer and comply with all applicable state and federal safety and workers compensation laws.

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RFB-785-2700000208-1 | RFB11202026 Lease of Agriculture Land Carlisle Co Kentucky

Solicitation # RFB-785-2700000208-1

Solicitation RFB-785-2700000208-1 is a request for bids for the lease of approximately 502 acres of agricultural land located at the Doug Travis Wildlife Management Area in Carlisle County, Kentucky. The lease is intended to provide food for local wildlife and public recreational opportunities, covering the 2027 through 2031 crop years. The contract structure consists of a one-year base term with four successive one-year renewal options, with each annual crop year running from March 15 to November 15. The award will be granted to the highest cash rent bidder deemed most advantageous to the Commonwealth, and the submitted cash bid must remain firm for the entire five-year duration. The lessee is subject to several strict operational requirements, including the annual planting and maintenance of 70 acres of yellow corn and the provision of 70,000 dollars in annual in-kind services, such as equipment upgrades or water well repairs. Prohibitions include the use of livestock, the erection of any permanent or temporary structures, and the subleasing of any part of the unit. Bidders must comply with the Executive Branch Code of Ethics and Kentucky campaign finance laws, providing signed affidavits of non-collusion and non-conflict of interest. All cropping, harvesting, and in-kind services must be completed by November 15 each year, and the premises must be returned in good order upon cancellation.

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2026-09 220 Old Common Road, Lancaster

Solicitation # 49144

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, through the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance, is seeking developers for the purchase and redevelopment of a 72.065-acre parcel at 220 Old Common Road in Lancaster. The project aims to transform the historic former Lancaster Industrial School for Girls into a walkable, New Urbanist neighborhood featuring multiple housing typologies. This initiative is authorized under the Affordable Homes Act of 2024 and is subject to surplus real property regulations and local inclusionary zoning bylaws. A primary objective is the production of high-quality market-rate and affordable housing, with a target of 17.5 percent affordability and a maximum density of 386 units. The redevelopment must balance modern housing needs with rigorous historic preservation, adhering to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. The site contains 19 contributing buildings within a National Historic Places District, and the project requires a Regulating Plan to guide adaptive reuse and infrastructure installation. Developers must account for significant infrastructure requirements, including potential municipal well construction and sewer main upgrades, while coordinating safety protocols for adjacent Kinder Morgan pipelines. Proposals are evaluated based on team qualifications, design quality, financial feasibility, delivery speed, and commitment to sustainability and affordability. Submissions require a 35,000 dollar deposit and a detailed pro-forma, with a closing period set for within 18 months of the Purchase and Sale Agreement execution.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executive Office for Administration & Finance, Division of Capital Asset Management & Maintenance, Office of Real Estate Management Services

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Venue and Facility ManagementThis subcontract for Venue and Facility Management provides physical space and operational support for prime contractors working on projects within Summit County, Utah. The selected provider will deliver reserved and prepared event spaces in Park City, specifically offering meeting rooms and breakout areas capable of accommodating between 100 and 200 people. Essential deliverables include the provision of registration areas and dedicated on-site coordination staff to ensure smooth facility operations. All provided spaces must adhere to ADA compliance standards for public assembly to ensure accessibility. Interested parties should note that the solicitation was posted on November 3, 2026, with a response deadline of November 17, 2026. The contract falls under NAICS code 531190 and is managed through the state of Utah.

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Special Effects (Snow) and Themed Prop RentalThis subcontract for Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Virginia, involves the supply and operation of special effects and themed prop rentals for event projects. The contractor is responsible for providing and setting up six Antari S500 snow machines, as well as themed holiday decor including a throne, beaded chandeliers, and three clusters of snow-flocked trees featuring disco ball ornaments. To qualify for the project, the provider must submit a Certificate of Insurance and ensure all personnel undergo National criminal history background checks. The primary objective is the delivery of fully operational snow machinery and the professional placement of all specified themed decorations to support prime contractors on campus.

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Event Tent and Sidewall Supply & InstallationThis subcontract agreement involves the supply and installation of large-scale clear-top event tents for prime contractors supporting projects at Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Virginia. The specific scope of work requires the provision and setup of one 30x45 Trac Clear Top tent along with ten 8x15 Clear Trac sidewalls, ensuring the final structure is fully installed and secured. To qualify for the project, the contractor must provide a Certificate of Insurance and ensure that all personnel undergo National criminal history background checks. The solicitation was posted on November 3, 2026, with a response deadline of November 11, 2026, falling under NAICS code 532310.

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2026 Lighting of the Lawn

Solicitation # QQ-131120

Christopher Newport University is soliciting quotes under solicitation number QQ-131120 for rental services to support the Lighting of the Lawn event on December 6, 2026, at the Great Lawn in Newport News, Virginia. The selected contractor must provide all labor, supervision, and equipment for the setup and takedown of various items, including a 30x45 Trac Clear Top tent, a 10x20 Truss Arch with white spandex, snow machines, beaded chandeliers, white staging, a throne, heaters, and generators. All equipment must be fully assembled and ready for use two days prior to the event, with final removal completed by December 7, 2026. The contract will be awarded on a grand total basis to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with specific preferences given to DSBSD-certified micro businesses for bids up to 10,000 dollars and small businesses for bids up to 100,000 dollars. Bidders must submit quotes via the eVA portal and provide detailed technical literature to be considered responsive. Key requirements include the submission of a certificate of insurance, completion of national criminal history background checks for all personnel, and compliance with the Commonwealth of Virginia's Purchasing Manual for Institutions of Higher Education. All bid prices must be all-inclusive, covering travel and lodging, and are subject to standard commercial packaging and labeling requirements.

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Site Preparation and EarthworkThis subcontract for Site Preparation and Earthwork supports the Department of the Interior US Wildland Fire Contracting Activity barracks projects located in Rawlins, Wyoming. The scope of work involves performing essential site preparation services for prime contractors, including land clearing, rough grading, excavation, and trenching for utilities. The primary objective is to execute soil stabilization and deliver a fully graded building pad that is ready for foundation work. The opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business Set Aside under NAICS code 237210. Interested parties must note the response deadline of November 10, 2026, following the posting date of November 2, 2026.

US Wildland Fire Contracting Activity

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Stormwater Reservoir Excavation and Site PreparationThis subcontract for the City of Carson involves comprehensive site preparation and large-scale excavation services for Public Works Department projects. The scope of work focuses on clearing sites and excavating underground storage reservoirs located beneath soccer, softball, and baseball outfields. Utilizing heavy loaders and excavators, the contractor is responsible for hauling all excavated materials off-site to deliver a graded reservoir pit that is fully prepared for subsequent construction. The project is categorized under NAICS code 237210 and will be performed in Carson, California, within the 90745 zip code. This effort supports prime contractors in meeting the infrastructure requirements for stormwater management within the city's athletic facilities.

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Development of City-Owned Parcel on Pine Island Road

Solicitation # RFP2026-1

The City of Cooper City is soliciting proposals under RFP2026-1 for the design and development of an approximately five-acre city-owned surplus parcel located on South Pine Island Road. Unlike traditional procurements, the City is seeking a partner to suggest the specific use, development concept, and financial structure for the property, provided the project serves a public purpose. The primary objectives are to create an architecturally distinctive development that provides a publicly accessible civic, cultural, or recreational amenity while diversifying the City's long-term revenue streams. The property is currently zoned as Planned Mix Use (PMUD) and must comply with the City's Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Code. Proposals are due by November 24, 2026, at 12:00 PM via the OpenGov Procurement Portal. The selection process involves a multi-phase evaluation consisting of a technical assessment and a financial evaluation, with a maximum possible score of 1,500 points per committee member. Technical criteria include firm qualifications, project approach, design quality, and risk management, while the financial evaluation focuses on the long-term value and fiscal return to the City. The successful proposer will be required to submit a comprehensive development plan and adhere to various regulatory standards, including the Davis-Bacon Act, ADA nondiscrimination requirements, and OSHA safety standards. Final contract terms will be based on a provided draft template and will incorporate the accepted proposal and all solicitation terms.

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BID #202656.1 REBID - LEASING TOWERS OWNED BY ATLANTIC COUNTY (Bid Security Required)

Solicitation # 49792

The County of Atlantic is soliciting bids for the leasing of county-owned towers, specifically including the Anthony Canale Training Center in Egg Harbor Township. The contract is scheduled to commence on or about December 1, 2026, for a five-year term. Awarding will be based on the highest monthly commission rate per tower site, with a minimum acceptable bid of $2,500.00 per month. For bidders proposing to construct a new tower, a fixed additive of $5,800 will be applied to their monthly commission rate to determine the highest bidder. Bidders must submit their proposals online by November 17, 2026, at 4:00 PM. Required submission documents include a proposal form, ownership disclosure, non-collusion affidavit, and certifications regarding federal debarment, investment activities in Iran, and a valid New Jersey Business Registration Certificate. Bid security is required in the amount of 10% of the total bid, not to exceed $20,000.00. Additionally, a 100% performance bond is required for the acceptable bid, and further performance bonds are mandatory for any tower alterations exceeding $2,500.00. The successful licensee must comply with FCC licenses, local and state jurisdictional authorities, and the New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act. All work and materials must meet high industry quality standards and be subject to inspection by the Division Director of Facilities Management. Contractors are also required to adhere to mandatory Equal Employment Opportunity language and Buy American provisions. Payments are to be made to the Treasurer of Atlantic County, with specific invoicing requirements utilizing AIA Documents G702 and G703.

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Special Events Equipment Rental

Solicitation # 26-032

The City of Dania Beach, Florida, through its Parks and Recreation department, is soliciting bids under Invitation To Bid No. 26-032 for the rental, delivery, setup, maintenance, teardown, and removal of special event equipment. The scope of work includes a wide array of items such as wood and portable flooring, various styles of chairs and tables with linens, and climate control equipment including 5-ton portable AC units, fans, and propane heaters. The City intends to award contracts to three responsive and responsible bidders based on the lowest bid price, taking into account the vendors' experience, staffing, equipment, and past performance. The contract is structured on a unit pricing, not-to-exceed basis, with services required on weekdays, weekends, and holidays. The City will generally provide a minimum of seven calendar days' advance notice for service requests. Awarded contractors must coordinate rental periods with City representatives and are responsible for all costs associated with packaging, installation, and the complete removal of all materials upon project completion. Rigorous inspection processes are in place, requiring the contractor to verify equipment before delivery and after setup, with the City maintaining the right to inspect at multiple stages to ensure compliance with technical specifications, safety standards, and structural integrity. Bidders must submit a completed questionnaire, resumes of key personnel, a notarized Certification of Accuracy of Proposal, and a Non-Collusion Affidavit. Additionally, a Drug-Free Workplace Certification is required, and bidders must disclose any history of failed contracts, litigation with Florida public entities, or governmental debarments. Invoices are to be submitted via email to the City's accounts payable department. The City's evaluation focuses on the lowest price provided by qualified vendors who demonstrate the necessary financial and operational capacity to support various City-sponsored events and ceremonies.

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#31224 Lease of Real Property: Parking spaces for Cambridge Police Department

Solicitation # BD-27-1144-CAMBR-CAMBR-134861

The City of Cambridge is seeking proposals under solicitation number BD-27-1144-CAMBR-CAMBR-134861 for the lease of real property to provide parking spaces for the Cambridge Police Department. This open market procurement, categorized under UNSPSC code 80-13-15 for the lease and rental of property or buildings, is managed by the City of Cambridge in Massachusetts. The solicitation was posted on October 29, 2026, with a response deadline of December 3, 2026. Administrative oversight is provided by Purchaser Shuo Wang and contact person Natalie Sullivan, with the bill-to address located at 795 Massachusetts Ave, Room 303, Cambridge, MA 02139. Interested parties can view and download the bid documents through the City of Cambridge eProcurement Portal. While the primary deliverable is the provision of parking facilities to support police operations, specific pricing, contract value, and the period of performance have not been disclosed in the provided documentation.

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