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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on June 1, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Flagler Executive Airport Wildlife Hazard Fence

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26-ITB-015State & Local

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Flagler Executive Airport, originally a World War II U.S. Navy training site, has evolved into a key general aviation hub in northeast Florida, undergoing significant infrastructure improvements and rebranding to reflect its growing corporate aviation role. The current contract opportunity, titled "Flagler Executive Airport Wildlife Hazard Fence," is a solicitation released by the local Airport agency within Flagler County, Florida. The solicitation number is 26-ITB-015, with the posting date of June 1, 2026, and a response deadline of June 30, 2026. This solicitation seeks bids for installing or upgrading wildlife hazard fencing to enhance airport safety and comply with regulatory standards, thereby supporting continued airport modernization efforts. The contract is managed by the Airport office in Bunnell, Florida, and procurement inquiries can be directed to Shannon Burnett, the Procurement Coordinator. The project aims to bolster operational safety by mitigating wildlife risks to aircraft, aligning with the airport’s mission to provide a secure and efficient environment for aviation activities.

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Flagler Executive Airport seeks bids for wildlife hazard fencing to improve safety by June 30, 2026.

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FL, USA

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26-ITB-015 Wildlife Hazard Fence Plans for Bidding

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26-ITB-015 Wildlife Hazard Fence Technical Specifications

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Contract for 26-ITB-015 Flagler Executive Airport Wildlife Hazard Fence

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FAA Contract Provisions for Wildlife Hazard Fence - 26-ITB-015

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Federal Wage Rates for Highway Construction in Flagler County FL 2026

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Flagler County Purchase Order Standard Terms and Conditions

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Flagler Executive Airport Wildlife Hazard Fence ITB 26-ITB-015

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Payment and Performance Bond Form for Flagler Executive Airport Wildlife Hazard Fence

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AgencyFlorida → Airport
Contacts1 person available
OfficeBunnell, FL, 32110, USA
Organization / AgencyFlorida → Airport
Office AddressBunnell, FL, 32110, USA
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Shannon BurnettProcurement Coordinator

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Flagler Executive Airport (FIN) began as a World War II-era U.S. Navy training site known as Naval Outlying Field Bunnell, used to support pilot training operations in northeast Florida; after the war, it was transferred to Flagler County and converted into a public-use airport, later known as Flagler County Airport, serving local aviation needs. In recent decades, significant investment in infrastructure—such as runway upgrades, an air traffic control tower, and expanded facilities—transformed it into a major general aviation hub, leading to its 2015 rebranding as Flagler Executive Airport to reflect its growing role in corporate aviation, with ongoing development, including a new terminal, continuing to modernize and expand its capabilities.

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