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Central Region Recreation Site Cleanup and Maintenance

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AD-13834State & Local

Submission Closed09/16/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The contract for Central Region Recreation Site Cleanup and Maintenance, awarded under solicitation number ITB 25B-009 by the Northwest Florida Water Management District, involves providing cleanup, maintenance, and repair services at designated recreation sites in Florida's Central Region. The award, finalized in September 2025, was granted to MD of the Emerald Coast, LLC, with an estimated contract value ranging between 500,000 and 1.5 million dollars. The contract emphasizes adherence to Florida-specific protest procedures governed by state statutes and administrative codes, notably requiring protests to be filed within prescribed deadlines and accompanied by a bond equal to 1% of the district’s estimated contract volume. The documentation does not specify federal clauses, technical specifications, or detailed performance standards but references the original solicitation for such details. The available documents lack explicit information on technical standards, inspection and acceptance procedures, packaging or marking requirements, evaluation criteria, or detailed pricing schedules. There are no attachments, exhibits, or supporting materials included or described within the posted contract notices. Administrative details such as payment offices, invoicing procedures, and key personnel are not provided, though protest procedures and contact information are clearly outlined. The procurement process was conducted via external portals, with the solicitation accessible through MyFlorida.com and DemandStar, and the protest process strictly governed by Florida law. Overall, the contract emphasizes compliance with state protest protocols and procedural transparency, with limited technical or contractual specifics available in the posted documentation.