Ocean Center Security Fencing and Loading Dock Gates

The Daytona Beach Ocean Center, a high-traffic venue with consistent event schedules and strong tourism-driven foot traffic, requires enhanced security and operational infrastructure through the installation of security fencing and loading dock gates. This solicitation, identified as 26-B-114KO, is issued by the Florida state-level Facilities Management agency, reflecting a state and local government effort to improve safety and logistics at the facility. The project aims to address the ongoing need for controlled access points and perimeter security to manage the substantial volume of visitors and event-related activity throughout the year. Proposals must be submitted by September 17, 2026, with all work to be performed in Florida. The primary point of contact is Phillip Hughes, Special Project Coordinator, reachable via phone or email, supported by Karissa Ott, Procurement Analyst, for administrative and procurement inquiries. The project is managed out of Deland, Florida, and is open for response under an open solicitation process without any specified set-aside provisions.