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This contract, identified as Call 004 E55E2-R0 under FDOT District 5 Financial Project No. 444001-1-72-19, is a maintenance-driven agreement with a budget estimate of $500,000 and a duration of 365 calendar days, to be executed within 10 days of award. It covers drainage repair services across Orange and Seminole counties, including pipe desilting, video inspection, pipe lining, structure cleaning, subsurface pressure grouting, and joint sealing, with work triggered by issued Work Documents that specify locations, scope, and completion timelines. The contract allows for renewal options and does not guarantee specific quantities, as all work is performed on an as-needed basis using estimated quantities solely for bidding purposes; final payment is based on actual completed work. Contractors must possess at least three years of experience in drainage repair or have a Project Superintendent with equivalent experience, and holding a current FDOT Drainage prequalification certificate satisfies this requirement. The solicitation was posted on September 4 and September 15, 2026, with the award expected in Fiscal Year 2027.

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$500,000 drainage repair contract for Orange and Seminole counties, 365 days, as-needed work, prequalified contractors only.

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Florida Department of TransportationView Agency

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237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

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Orange, Seminole, Dist/St-Wide, FL, US

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AgencyFlorida Department of Transportation
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LETTING LOCATION: 719 S. Woodland Blvd. POSTING DATES: 09/04/2026 and 09/15/2026 CONTRACT DAYS: 365 CONTRACT EXECUTION DAYS: 10 SPECIAL START DATE: N/A ACQUIS./FLEXIBLE START TIME: N/A FDOT District 5 Proposal ID No.: E55E2 Financial Project No.: 444001-1-72-19 Fiscal Year: 2027 Counties: Seminole and Orange Contract Calendar Days: 365 This is a Maintenance Work Document Driven Contract with a budget estimate of $500,000.00. The Contract will be awarded at the budget estimate amount. This contract includes an option for renewal(s). INTENT AND SCOPE: The work under this Contract consists of drainage repair including pipe desilting, video inspection, pipe lining, structure cleaning, subsurface pressure grouting, and joint sealing on an as-needed basis on various Department maintained roadways in Orange and Seminole counties. EXPERIENCE: For this Contract the Contractor is required to have at least three (3) years of experience in the performance of drainage repair, or the Project Superintendent must have at least three (3) years of like experience as a Superintendent. A Contractor that presently has a certificate of prequalification with the Department in "Drainage" will suffice to meet the above requirements. NOTE: The quantities shown on the Bid Price Proposal are approximate and only represent estimated planned requirements based on historical or specific project needs. The Department does not guarantee any maximum or minimum quantity, any range of quantities, or the exact quantities shown for each bid item. The Departments estimated quantities and the Contractors bid price will be used to calculate a total bid amount. This total bid amount will then be used to determine the low bidder; however, actual payment under the awarded contract will be based on actual quantities completed. For this Contract in which specific sites are not identified at the time of letting, the Engineer will issue a Work Document. Work Documents will identify the location, description, amount of work to be accomplished, and the number of calendar days to complete the work.

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