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Master Contract for Statewide AE Continuing Services
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The Florida Department of Environmental Protection has entered into a Master Contract for Statewide AE Continuing Services with EXP U.S. Services Inc. under solicitation number CN954. This professional services agreement, established in August 2024 following solicitation RFSOQBDC 01-24/25, authorizes the firm to provide professional engineering services on a task assignment basis for various projects across Florida State Parks. The scope of work focuses on park development and improvements, encompassing critical engineering tasks such as the creation of design schematics, budgeting, site infrastructure design, and construction supervision. As a continuing services contract, it allows the state to engage the licensed engineering firm for ongoing statewide coastal and general engineering needs to maintain and enhance state park facilities.
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$100NAICS
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FL, USASet-Aside
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EXP US SERVICES INCAward Issued Date
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