2025 OVS Facilities_RSA-01963_St. Johns CO SO
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The 2025 OVS Facilities Resource Support Agreement, identified as RSA-01963 and solicitation number D2864, is a mutual aid reimbursement contract between the Florida Executive Office of the Governor and the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office. Under this agreement for Mission 00206, the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is authorized to deploy security personnel, specifically one supervisor and four deputies, to provide services at the South Detention Facility in Ochopee. The period of performance for this mission is scheduled from September 14, 2025, through September 22, 2025. The contract establishes strict reimbursement guidelines managed by the Florida Division of Emergency Management, requiring detailed documentation to justify expenses. The estimated total cost for the deployment of these resources is approximately 100,512.57 dollars. This award notice ensures that the providing agency is compensated for the personnel and resources utilized during the specified operational window.
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