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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on August 23, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Passenger Boat Tour Operator (Re-bid of #013-24)

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RFP-#014-24-0-2024/TJState & Local

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The contract involves providing safe and professional passenger tour or transport services via tour boats operated in accordance with all relevant marine, US Coast Guard, and wildlife regulations. Operators are responsible for conducting thorough pre- and post-trip procedures, including vessel and gear inspections, fueling, route planning, and onboard preparations such as food and entertainment. During operations, they must deliver pre-trip passenger briefings, continuously monitor weather conditions, and provide first aid when necessary, ensuring the vessel is operated safely considering weather, passenger health, and environmental factors. Compliance with all safety and wildlife protection rules is mandatory, particularly when operating around wildlife. Onshore responsibilities include pre-trip preparations and post-trip cleanup, along with accurate record-keeping in logs and incident reports. The contract, issued by the City of Eustis in Florida, is valued between $500,000 and $2,000,000, with a response deadline of September 6, 2024.

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Florida → City of Eustis

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FL, USA

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AgencyFlorida → City of Eustis
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Florida → City of Eustis
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Provide passengers tour or transport in a safe and professional manner. In conducting the Tour Boat operations, prospects will be required to:
• Obey all marine, USCG, and other pertinent rules and regulations for safe vessel operation while ferrying passengers • Execute pre and post trip logistics of tours or transports: vessel and gear inspection, fueling, route planning, gear packing, food and entertainment; • Provide pre-trip passenger briefing; • Monitor weather conditions; • Provide first aid as required; • Operate the vessel in a manner that is safe and appropriate for the conditions such as, weather, and the health and physical considerations of passengers on board; • Obey all marine, USCG and USFWL rules and regulations for safe vessel operation around wildlife; • Onshore pre-trip preparation and onshore post-trip cleanup; • Record keeping in boat logs, trip logs and other reports (incidents) as required or necessary.

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