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J.W. Corbett WMA - Installation of Well(s) and Septic System

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FWC 26/27-20CState & Local

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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is soliciting competitive bids for the installation of two single wells and one septic system at the J.W. Corbett WMA. The selected vendor will be responsible for providing all necessary permits, materials, equipment, and labor to ensure the systems are completed according to the provided specifications. This project is identified under solicitation number FWC 26/27-20C, with a response deadline of September 30, 2026. To be eligible for consideration, vendors must be registered with SunBiz and the MyFloridaMarketPlace system before the bid opening. Interested parties can download the bid via the Vendor Information Portal and must email a completed Confidentiality Exemption Form to Randy Golightly to obtain the construction plans and associated documentation.

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FWC seeks bids for two wells and one septic system at Corbett WMA.

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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation CommissionView Agency

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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FL, USA

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FWC.26.27.20C TC's.pdf

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FWC.26.27.20C ITB.pdf

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FWC 26.27.20C Scope of Work - J.W. Corbett.pdf

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AgencyFlorida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is seeking competitive pricing to Install two (2) single wells and one (1) septic system to include all permits, material, equipment, and labor for complete systems in accordance with the specifications and permits. A vendor submitting a bid should be registered in the MyFloridaMarketPlace (MFMP) system and with SunBiz prior to the bid opening. For a copy of this bid, click on the link at the bottom of the advertisement page on the Vendor Information Portal (VIP) to download. Email a completed Confidentiality Exemption Form (Attachment A) to Randolph.Golightly@myfwc.com to receive an electronic copy of construction plans and all other associated documents

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