Lealman Signs

The contract titled "Lealman Signs" seeks a contractor to manufacture, install, and repair street signs within the Lealman area. The scope covers both the replacement of damaged signs and the fabrication of new signs upon request, even where county-standard signs are currently in place. All existing signs were installed under a previously permitted bundled application by the County, and while repairs or replacements maintaining the same location and design do not require new permits, any new signage proposals must go through a fresh permitting process with the Building Development and Review Services. Notably, lane closures, temporary traffic control, or maintenance of traffic protocols are not required for the current signage locations. The solicitation was posted by the County Administration office in Florida, with a response deadline of March 12, 2026, and involves key contacts including Amy Davis, Assistant to the County Administrator, and Lori Patrick, Procurement Analyst Assistant. Additionally, a Non-Competitive Oversight Committee Justification Form associated with the procurement process indicates that the county justifies non-competitive procurement for this project, likely due to prior vendor usage and continuity of service. This form includes budget estimates, project duration, and requires approval from committee members and department leadership, underscoring the administrative oversight in awarding the contract. The overall contract ensures consistent management and upkeep of Lealman’s street signage while adhering to county permitting standards and streamlined operational requirements.