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Maintaining Multi-Use Path and Rights of Way: Phase 2

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Walton County is seeking qualified contractors under solicitation number 26-24 to provide ongoing maintenance services for its network of multi-use paths and rights-of-way. These paths, which serve both residents and tourists, are located along county roads and include areas funded by the Tourist Development Council and Walton County Public Works. The scope of work involves ensuring safe and accessible conditions for pedestrians and cyclists across the specific locations identified in the bid schedule and maintenance map. The procurement process is managed by the Beach Operations agency in Florida, with a response deadline of September 10, 2026. This project requires a Public Construction Bond to guarantee the performance of the contract and ensure payment to claimants for labor and materials provided. Primary coordination is handled by the Landscape Maintenance Coordinator, Patrick Easton, and the Purchasing Director, Jason Cutshaw, with all legal venues and claims governed by Florida Statutes in Walton County.

General Info

Walton County seeks contractors for multi-use path maintenance services by September 10, 2026.

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Florida → Beach OperationsView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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Contract No. 26-24 – Maintaining Multi-Use Path and Rights of Way

PDF12 pagescontract-document

ITB 26-24 Maintaining Multi-Use Path and Rights of Way: Phase 2

PDF24 pagesitb

Contract No. 26-20 - Maintaining Multi-Use Path and Rights of Way

PDF12 pagescontract-document

PP-01 to PP-04 CR 395 North Road Reconstruction Multi Use Path

PDF11 pagesspecifications

ITB No. 26-24 Bid Schedule (Attachment C)

DOCX2 pagesitb

Public Construction Bond for Walton County, FL 2026

DOC2 pagesbond

Right of Way Maintenance Maps and Bid Responsibility Sheets

PDFspecifications

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AgencyFlorida → Beach Operations
Contacts2 people available
OfficeDeFuniak Springs, FL, 32435, USA
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Florida → Beach Operations
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Office AddressDeFuniak Springs, FL, 32435, USA
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Patrick EastonLandscape Maintenance Coordinator
Jason CutshawPurchasing Director

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Rotolo Consultants
Slidell, LA
Gulf Coast Civil Services
Destin, FL
Southeastern Surveying and Mapping
Orlando, FL

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Walton County maintains a network of multi-use paths along county roads and rights-of-way serving both residents and tourists throughout the county. These paths require regular maintenance to ensure safe and accessible conditions for pedestrians and cyclists. This ITB seeks qualified contractors to provide ongoing maintenance services for the paths identified in the Bid Schedule, including locations funded through the Tourist Development Council (TDC) and Walton County Public Works. Actual path limits are identified in Attachment A – Maintenance Map.

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