26-003 Stormwater Facilities Maintenance Contract

The contract titled "26-003 Stormwater Facilities Maintenance Contract" is a comprehensive service agreement with the City of Pensacola, Florida, aimed at maintaining an inventory of 75 stormwater treatment facilities. These facilities comprise a mix of wet and dry retention ponds, paved concrete ditches, and grassed ditches of various sizes. The scope of work includes mowing, minor tree trimming, litter and debris removal, and maintenance of adjacent rights-of-way to ensure the proper functioning and appearance of these stormwater systems. The contractor is responsible for traffic control during operations and must restore landscaped areas if their equipment causes any damage. The locations and approximate areas for maintenance are detailed in Exhibit A of the contract. The contract has a value ranging from $500,000 to $1,500,000 and is set to be executed under the NAICS code 562119, which pertains to other waste collection. The solicitation was posted on October 22, 2025, with a response deadline of November 21, 2025. The contract is managed by the City of Pensacola, part of the State and Local Government Entity Division (SLED). Additional context includes recent legal notices related to a settlement in the class action case Frank v. City of Pensacola, involving natural gas customers affected by franchise fees, which indicates ongoing legal and administrative activities within the jurisdiction. The contract details and related information can be accessed through the city's bidding portal.