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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on May 11, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Mossy Head Modular Medical Clinic

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26-18State & Local

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Walton County, in partnership with the Florida Department of Health, is undertaking the development of a new modular medical clinic facility in the Mossy Head area to enhance access to critical public health and community medical services. The project aims to deliver a fully functional, durable, and code-compliant modular building that can be fabricated, delivered, and installed efficiently to meet clinical operational needs. The scope includes a turnkey modular solution encompassing fabrication, delivery, setup, and all necessary components for occupancy, excluding owner-provided site utilities and pad preparation. The facility design must support effective patient flow, staff functionality, privacy, accessibility, and long-term maintenance. Successful vendors must demonstrate proven experience in delivering high-quality modular commercial or medical buildings, with strong project coordination and realistic delivery schedules that minimize disruption during installation. The solicitation, identified as number 26-18, was posted on May 11, 2026, with a response deadline of June 8, 2026. The contracting agency is the Florida Department of Engineering, with points of contact including David Bush, the Project Manager, and Jason Cutshaw, the Purchasing Director. This project represents a strategic investment to expand healthcare infrastructure in a growing locality while optimizing both budget and scheduling constraints. Vendors are expected to provide a comprehensive, dependable, and compliant modular building solution that aligns with the County’s operational and public service goals, ensuring the new facility will serve the community effectively for years to come.

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Walton County seeks turnkey modular medical clinic delivery by June 8, 2026, ensuring quality and efficiency.

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Florida → EngineeringView Agency

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

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Contract No. 26-18 Mossy Head Modular Medical Clinic Construction Contract

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Public Construction Bond - Walton County, FL

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Mossyhead Clinic Modular Building Specifications

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Walton County Invitation to Bid 26-18 Mossy Head Modular Medical Clinic

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ITB 26-18 Mossy Head Modular Medical Clinic

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Mossy_Head_clinic_floor_plan.pdf

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Floor_Plan.pdf

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AgencyFlorida → Engineering
Contacts2 people available
OfficeDeFuniak Springs, FL, 32435, USA
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Office AddressDeFuniak Springs, FL, 32435, USA
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David BushProject Manager
Jason CutshawPurchasing Director

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Walton County, in coordination with the Florida Department of Health, is seeking to establish a new modular medical clinic facility in the Mossy Head area to improve access to essential public health and community medical services. This project is intended to provide a functional, durable, code-compliant facility that can be delivered and operational within an efficient timeframe while meeting the unique needs of a clinical environment. The County's objective is to procure a turn-key modular building solution that includes fabrication, delivery, setup, and all components necessary for occupancy, excluding designated owner-provided site utilities and pad preparation. The facility must support patient flow, staff operations, privacy, accessibility, and long-term maintainability. This project is important because it represents an opportunity to expand healthcare service capacity in a growing area while maximizing available funding and schedule constraints. The successful vendor will demonstrate experience delivering high-quality modular commercial or medical facilities, strong project coordination, realistic delivery timelines, and the ability to provide a complete and dependable solution with minimal disruption during installation. Solutions that "hit it out of the park" will combine quality construction, code compliance, thoughtful layout execution, efficient scheduling, clear communication, and a finished product ready to serve the public for years to come.

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