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Add'l Special Magistrate Services - Code Enforcement

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26-8692State & Local

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Collier County Board of County Commissioners is soliciting proposals under RFP 26-8692 to secure a qualified individual to serve as an additional Special Magistrate for the Code Enforcement Division. The primary objective of this procurement is to supplement existing services to address a current case backlog and increase the capacity for the timely adjudication of future cases. The selected Special Magistrate will conduct quasi-judicial hearings, hear testimony and evidence, make findings of fact, issue orders, and impose authorized noncriminal penalties, including administrative fines, costs, and liens. All services must be performed in an independent and impartial manner in accordance with Chapter 162 of the Florida Statutes, Collier County Ordinance No. 2010-04, and other applicable laws and ethical requirements. Qualified candidates must possess the necessary legal knowledge and professional experience, including standing with the Florida Bar and a background in judicial, mediation, or arbitration services. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the County's bidding platform by October 29, 2026. Required submission documents include a Vendor Declaration Statement, Conflict of Interest Certification, Immigration Certification, W-9, and proof of E-Verify enrollment. A proposal bond equal to 5 percent of the cost proposal is required, and projects exceeding 200,000 dollars will require performance and payment bonds for 100 percent of the contract amount. The County may grant preference to local vendors from Collier or Lee County and will consider past performance during the evaluation process.

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Collier County seeks a Special Magistrate for Code Enforcement hearings by October 29, 2026.

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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Documents

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Collier County RFP Instructions v2

PDF•18 pages•rfp

Form 3: Immigration Certification

PDF•1 page•certification-form

Insurance and Bonding Requirements

PDF•2 pages•specifications

RFP 26-8692 Add’l Special Magistrate Services

PDF•10 pages•rfp

Vendor Checklist - Version 2

PDF•1 page•vendor-checklist

Collier County Purchase Order Terms and Conditions Rev. 3

PDF•7 pages•contract-document

Conflict of Interest Certification Form

PDF•1 page•certification-form

Fixed Fee Professional Service Agreement

PDF•16 pages•contract-document

Form 4 Local Vendor Preference Certification

PDF•1 page•certification-form

Form 5 Reference Questionnaire

PDF•1 page•reference-questionnaire

Vendor Declaration Statement

PDF•1 page•vendor-declaration-statement

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AgencyFlorida → Code Enforcement
Contacts1 person available
OfficeEast Naples, FL, 34112, USA
Organization / AgencyFlorida → Code Enforcement
Office AddressEast Naples, FL, 34112, USA
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Valeska EscobarProcurement Strategist III

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Source Management
Herndon, WA

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The Collier County Code Enforcement Division (the "Division") is responsible for administering and enforcing applicable County codes and ordinances in support of the health, safety, and welfare of the community. Code enforcement matters that require formal adjudication may be presented before a Special Magistrate in accordance with applicable Florida law and County ordinances. The Division currently utilizes Special Magistrate services to conduct quasi-judicial hearings involving alleged violations of County codes and ordinances. The Special Magistrate hears and considers testimony and evidence, makes findings of fact, issues orders, and may impose administrative fines, costs, liens, and other noncriminal penalties authorized by law. These proceedings are intended to provide an equitable, expeditious, effective, and efficient means of enforcing applicable County codes and ordinances. Due to expanded service initiatives and the resulting increase in matters requiring timely review and adjudication, the Division has identified the need for an additional Special Magistrate. The additional Special Magistrate will supplement existing Special Magistrate services, assist the Division in addressing its current case backlog, and provide additional capacity for the timely assignment and disposition of future cases. Through this solicitation, the County seeks proposals from qualified individuals possessing the legal knowledge, professional experience, independence, and availability necessary to perform Special Magistrate services in accordance with Chapter 162, Florida Statutes; Collier County Ordinance No. 2010-04, as amended; and other applicable laws, ordinances, regulations, and County requirements.

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