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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on March 16, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Executive Search Services- Human Resources and Civil Service Director

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2026-RFP-024State & Local

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The City of Lakeland, situated strategically between Tampa and Orlando along the Interstate 4 corridor, is issuing a solicitation for executive search services to identify a qualified Human Resources and Civil Service Director. This position reports directly to the City Manager and is responsible for overseeing a comprehensive human resources program that includes recruitment, classification and compensation administration, labor relations, employee development, policy formulation, and regulatory compliance. Additionally, the Director administers Civil Service Rules covering various employment actions under the guidance of the Civil Service Board, requiring strong leadership, labor relations expertise, and a capacity to balance operational demands with governance requirements. Lakeland itself is a growing and dynamic community with a diverse economic base and a population of approximately 123,760, operating under a Commission-Manager government that employs about 2,453 budgeted positions, many represented by multiple collective bargaining units. The contract process includes compliance with legal and ethical standards, as evidenced by the required indemnification agreements that protect the City from liabilities related to vendor and consultant actions under Florida law, and a human trafficking affidavit ensuring ethical labor practices. The solicitation falls under the City Manager’s Office and includes specific points of contact for procurement questions. It reflects Lakeland’s commitment to organizational excellence and public accountability, demanding incoming contractors and consultants demonstrate proper safety compliance and strict adherence to contract terms. The City’s broader commitment to innovation and community growth aligns with this search for a top-level human resources executive capable of maintaining and advancing workforce effectiveness and collective bargaining relations within the municipal government.

General Info

Lakeland seeks executive search services for HR and Civil Service Director reporting to City Manager.

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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Indemnification Agreement 2026 Contractor City of Lakeland

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RFP 2026-RFP-024 Executive Search Services - Human Resources and Civil Service Director

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Contractor Annual Audit Form

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Contractor Safety Evaluation Form

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Human Trafficking Affidavit for City of Lakeland Contract Compliance

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Indemnification Agreement 2026 Contractor FDOT

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Indemnification Agreement 2026 Vendor City of Lakeland

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Indemnification Agreement for Consultant Services 2026

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Indemnification Agreement for Consultant Services 2026 - City of Lakeland

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AgencyFlorida → City Manager's Office
Contacts2 people available
OfficeLakeland, FL, 33801, USA
Office AddressLakeland, FL, 33801, USA
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Cindy MarshHuman Resource Manager

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The Community Located along the Interstate 4 corridor between Tampa and Orlando, Lakeland is the largest city between these two metropolitan areas. Built upon historic character, philanthropy, and volunteerism, Lakeland offers its residents, businesses, and visitors a distinctive sense of place. Incorporated in 1885, Lakeland quickly emerged as one of Florida's premier cities. From the arrival of railroad service in the mid-1890s to being one of the first cities in Florida to provide electricity, Lakeland has long been a hub of innovation and progressive ideas. Today, the City continues to thrive as population and business growth are drawn to this strategically located community in the geographic center of the state. Lakeland's economic base includes warehouse and distribution, transportation, education, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and tourism. The City is home to Publix Supermarkets headquarters and Florida Southern College, which hosts the world's largest single-site collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. The City is also the spring training home of the Detroit Tigers, a Major League Baseball team. Lakeland has received national recognition, including distinction on Money Magazine's "Best Places to Live" list and rankings among the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in Florida and the United States. Lakeland has a population of approximately 123,760 residents, the 18 th largest in Florida. Polk County's population is approximately 826,090. The Lakeland Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) is the 7th largest in the state. The Organization The City operates under a Commission-Manager form of government. The public elects six City Commissioners and a Mayor. The City Commission establishes policy, adopts ordinances, and appoints the City Manager. The City Manager oversees day-to-day operations, prepares the annual budget, makes policy recommendations, and appoints department directors. The Deputy City Manager and Assistant City Manager report to the City Manager and assist in the administration of City operations. The City employs approximately 2,453 budgeted positions, including: 2,183 full-time 40 part-time 11 full-time temporary 219 part-time temporary Collective bargaining units represent approximately 790 positions. Bargaining units include: Fraternal Order of Police (Police Lieutenants, Sergeants, and Officers) International Association of Fire Fighters (Firefighters, Driver Engineers, Lieutenants) Utility Workers Union of America (Lakeland Electric and Water Utilities classifications) The Position The Human Resources and Civil Service Director reports to the City Manager (or designee) and oversees the City's comprehensive human resources functions, including: Recruitment and workforce planning Classification and compensation administration Labor relations and collective bargaining support Employee training and development Policy development and regulatory compliance The position exercises significant independent judgment and initiative in administering a comprehensive HR program designed to support workforce excellence and organizational effectiveness. In addition to traditional HR functions, the Director serves as the administrative officer of the Civil Service Board and administers Civil Service Rules under the direction of the Civil Service Board and the City Manager. Civil Service Rules govern classification, selection, promotion, demotion, transfer, dismissal, and compensation for covered positions, except those specifically exempted by Commission resolution. This role requires executive-level leadership, labor relations expertise, policy acumen, and the ability to balance operational needs with governance oversight.

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