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Management of Housing Assistance Programs

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RFP_2026_08State & Local

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Levy County, Florida, through its Finance and Administration agency, has issued solicitation RFP_2026_08 for the Management of Housing Assistance Programs. The project is situated within a rural region of approximately 1,413 square miles with a population of 46,000, where land use is predominantly characterized by natural resources, forestry, and agriculture. The contracting office is located in Bronson, Florida, and the place of performance is within the state of Florida. The solicitation was posted on August 24, 2026, with a response deadline of September 16, 2026. Proposers are provided with a Contract Exception Form to request revisions to the standard Form of Contract; however, such requests must be submitted during the question period, and the County is not obligated to grant them. Proposals contingent upon exceptions will not be accepted. While administrative details such as primary and secondary points of contact are established, specific financial values, evaluation criteria, and detailed statements of work are not disclosed in the provided documentation.

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Levy County RFP_2026_08 for housing assistance program management, due September 16, 2026.

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Florida → Finance and AdministrationView Agency

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925110 - Administration of Housing ProgramsView NAICS

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FL, USA

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Form_of_Contract_-RFP_2026_08_Management_of_Housing_Assistance_Programs_Services_Contract.docx

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Management of Housing Assistance Programs.pdf

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Contract Exception Form for Solicitation

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AgencyFlorida → Finance and Administration
Contacts2 people available
OfficeBronson, FL, 32621, USA
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Florida → Finance and Administration
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Office AddressBronson, FL, 32621, USA
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Kari BastowGrants & Finance Manager
Lisa MakarExecutive Coordinator

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Cronin Engineering
Naples, FL
SID & Wari trading
Tampa, FL

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Levy County is a local government entity governed by a Board of County Commissioners (the "Board" or "BOCC") and administered by a County Manager. The County is approximately 1,413 square miles in size and has a population of approximately 46,000 (that includes 7 municipalities). The unincorporated area is largely rural with approximately 92.8% of the County's Future Land Use being comprised of Natural Resources and Conservation (18%), Forestry/Rural Residential (42.4%) and Agricultural/Rural Residential (32.4%).

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