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SAINT AUGUSTINE YACHT SERVICES INC

UEI: FKBQSXL8EB14

SAINT AUGUSTINE YACHT SERVICES INC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI FKBQSXL8EB14. It has been awarded $34,350 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation, Water and Finfish Fishing. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Veterans Affairs.

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NAICS: 487210
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Commercial Water-Based Charter Boat and Tour Operator Permits
Solicitation # 272921FB
Sarasota County is soliciting bids for a Concession Agreement to grant permits to commercial water-based charter boat and tour operators. The program allows authorized businesses to provide recreational fishing trips, sightseeing tours, and dive trips from designated county-owned properties, including Nokomis Beach Park, Indian Mound Park, and Marina Park and Boat Ramp. To be eligible, operators must utilize vessels with a USCG-certified gross tonnage of 25 GRT or less and ensure at least one crew member can effectively communicate in English. Permit holders are required to maintain valid Florida vessel registrations, USCG safety examination decals, and active registration with the Florida Division of Corporations. The contract will be awarded to responsive and responsible bidders who offer the highest annual permit fee per park location, with a minimum allowable bid of 1,200 dollars per permit. Bidders are limited to a maximum of two permits per zone. Due to grant funding requirements, standard local and American business preferences do not apply to this award. Successful operators must adhere to strict branding and signage guidelines, provide safety and environmental briefings to all customers, and maintain comprehensive insurance coverage, including marine liability and dockside operations coverage of at least 1,000,000 dollars per occurrence. All submissions must be completed through the OpenGov portal by the November 12, 2026, deadline.
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NAICS: 487210
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Guided White Water Rafting Concession
Solicitation # 2139708
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is soliciting proposals for a seasonal guided white water rafting concession at Letchworth State Park in Castile, NY. Operating on the Genesee River from the Lower Falls launch area to the St Helena Area, the concession is required to operate from April 1 through October 31. The selected licensee must supply 100% of the necessary equipment, including rafts, safety gear, and vehicles, and is responsible for all operational costs, including the establishment of a shuttle service and the development of an Emergency Action Plan. The contract term is two years with possible extensions up to three years, commencing with the 2027 operating season. Award selection is based on a maximum of 120 points, with 90 points allocated to technical qualifications—such as operational performance, personnel expertise, and financial capacity—and 30 points awarded to the proposal offering the highest financial return to the State. Licensees must adhere to strict environmental standards, including a ban on polystyrene and a transition away from single-use plastic beverage containers by 2028. Additionally, the contract requires comprehensive commercial liability insurance, performance bonds for capital projects, and strict compliance with New York State labor laws, including prevailing wage requirements for construction and mandatory workplace policies regarding sexual harassment and gender-based violence. Proposals are due by November 3, 2026.
NYS Office of Parks Recreation & Historic Preservation

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