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7701-FY26/27-K.Hester/Bid#24/25-101/SouthEastern Marine/MERCURY - Repair for Existing Motors/P.Edewaard

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C77B13State & Local

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This award notice pertains to contract C77B13, issued by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. The agreement is established with SouthEastern Marine for the repair of existing Mercury motors, as specified under bid number 24/25-101. The contract is scheduled for the 2026/27 fiscal year, with a posted date of October 2, 2026. This state-level procurement ensures the maintenance and operational readiness of marine propulsion systems managed by the agency.

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Florida Fish and Wildlife hired SouthEastern Marine to repair Mercury motors for 2026/27.

Contract Value

$20,000

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FL, USA

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AgencyFlorida → Fish And Wildlife Conservation Commission
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7701-FY26/27-K.Hester/Bid#24/25-101/SouthEastern Marine/MERCURY - Repair for Existing Motors/P.Edewaard

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