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ITB 26-122 Old Homosassa Rooks - Cedar Lakes Mobile Home and RV Park Septic to Sewer Project

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ITB 26-122State & Local

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Citrus County is advancing its efforts to improve water quality in the Homosassa springshed by converting existing commercial and residential onsite sewage treatment and disposal systems to central sewer connections. This initiative addresses nutrient pollution by facilitating the connection of the Cedar Lake Mobile Home Park to the Old Homosassa central wastewater collection system. As part of a larger, phased project titled the Old Homosassa Septic to Sewer program, this specific phase aims to reduce nutrient loading and enhance environmental conditions by establishing critical infrastructure that will also support future connections for additional residential and commercial properties within the Mason Creek areas of Old Homosassa. The project, identified under solicitation ITB 26-122 and managed by the Florida Purchasing office in Lecanto, Florida, represents a public sector procurement effort seeking qualified contractors to perform the conversion work. Key contact personnel include the Purchasing and Contracts Specialist, Kathy Milianta, and the Purchasing & Contracts Manager, both responsible for overseeing the procurement process. Proposals are due by June 23, 2026, following the project's posting on May 26, 2026. This solicitation is a critical step in continuing the county’s strategy to combat nutrient pollution and improve the sustainability and health of the Homosassa springshed through responsible wastewater management infrastructure upgrades.

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Citrus County seeks contractors for septic-to-sewer conversion in Homosassa to reduce nutrient pollution.

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Amendment 1 to Agreement LPS0102 Citrus County Septic to Sewer Project

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ITB 26-122 Old Homosassa Rooks - Cedar Lakes Mobile Home and RV Park Septic to Sewer Project

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ITB 26-122 Old Homosassa Rooks - Cedar Lakes Mobile Home and RV Park Septic to Sewer Project

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ITB 26-122 Old Homosassa Rooks Septic to Sewer Project Agreement

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LPS0102 Citrus County Old Homosassa Rooks Septic to Sewer Grant Agreement

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Summary of Work for Cedars Plant Interconnect Project

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K-_APPENDIX_B-_AIA_G702-G703_PAY_APPLICATIONSample.pdf

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AgencyFlorida → Purchasing
Contacts2 people available
OfficeLecanto, FL, 34461, USA
Organization / AgencyFlorida → Purchasing
Office AddressLecanto, FL, 34461, USA
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Kathy MiliantaPurchasing & Contracts specialist
Purchasing DMBPurchasing & Contracts Manager

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Bulldog SiteworkLeesburg, FL
DB Civil ConstructionSaint Augustine, FL
Lincoln Surety GroupSarasotat, FL

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Citrus County has prioritized replacing commercial and residential onsite sewage treatment and disposal systems (OSTDS) with central sewer connections to reduce nutrient pollution impacting the Homosassa springshed. This project is a sub-phase of the ongoing Old Homosassa Septic to Sewer project and will contribute to reduced nutrient loading impacts and improved water quality in the Homosassa springshed by facilitating the connection of the Cedar Lake Mobile Home Park to the Old Homosassa central wastewater collection system and providing infrastructure for further residential and commercial connections in the Mason Creek areas of Old Homosassa in subsequent phases of the Old Homosassa Septic to Sewer program.

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