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General Solicitation for Emergency/Disaster Response Goods & Services

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25-0786-ITQState & Local

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Pinellas County is conducting an ongoing Invitation to Quote (ITQ) for emergency and disaster response goods and services under solicitation number 25-0786-ITQ. This general solicitation aims to ensure the availability of essential resources during declared emergencies, supporting the County's coordination with federal, state, and local agencies. The scope of work is divided into emergency responses, such as debris removal and protective measures, and permanent recovery efforts involving roads, bridges, utilities, and public facilities. Requested goods and services are extensive, ranging from medical supplies, bulk fuel, and heavy equipment to logistics support, staffing, and the setup of Points of Distribution (POD) sites and staging areas throughout Pinellas County. The contract is intended for a primary duration of sixty months, with the possibility of two twenty-four-month extensions. Individual awards under this solicitation may not exceed $150,000. Because many services may be funded through federal grants, contractors must adhere to strict compliance mandates, including FEMA grant provisions, the Davis-Bacon Act for prevailing wages, and various environmental and safety regulations. Mandatory requirements include maintaining all contract records indefinitely for auditing purposes, complying with equal employment opportunity standards, and adhering to non-negotiable County purchase order terms. Vendors must submit quotes electronically via the OpenGov procurement portal, and those bidding for awards exceeding $100,000 must complete the required federal lobbying disclosure forms.

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Pinellas County ITQ 25-0786-ITQ for emergency response goods and services over sixty months.

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FL, USA

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25-0786-ITQ General Solicitation for Emergency/Disaster Response Goods & Services

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FEMA Grant Contract Provisions Exhibit A

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FEMA Grant Provisions Contract Exhibit A

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County and Rental Vehicle Activation and Log

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Locations List of Shelters and Parks

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Non-Competitive Oversight Committee Justification Form

DOCX, Low priority1 page · justification-and-authorization
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Potential County Staging Areas List

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Potential Points of Distribution (POD) Sites List

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Potential Points of Distribution (POD) Sites Listing

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Voluntary Assistance Offer from InstaMovers Florida for Hurricane Season

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AgencyFlorida → OMB - PURCHASING
Contacts1 person available
OfficeClearwater, FL, 33765, USA
Organization / AgencyFlorida → OMB - PURCHASING
Office AddressClearwater, FL, 33765, USA
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Sarah Janssen NIGP-CPPManager of Purchasing Support

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This is an on-going advertisement and General Solicitation for Emergency/Disaster Response Goods & Services. Submittals may be submitted, reviewed, and awarded at any-time during the advertisement period. This solicitation is advertised as an Invitation to Quote (-ITQ), and individual awards may not to exceed $150,000. Pinellas County Department of Administrative Services, Purchasing Division, is seeking interested vendors for emergency/disaster response goods & services. The County's intent is to ensure adequate goods & services are available during emergency situations. The County is responsible coordinating with many Federal, State, and Local agencies and municipalities pre-, during-, and post- emergency events.

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