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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on November 9, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Perimeter Fence Enhancements

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RPQ No 2023-017State & Local

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NAICS: 238990
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On-Call Maintenance and Minor Construction Services
Solicitation # RFP-VC-26-008
The Inland Empire Regional Composting Authority is soliciting proposals from licensed general contractors for a Master Services Contract to provide on-call maintenance and minor construction services in California. The scope of work includes millwright work, welding, fire sprinkler system maintenance, general construction such as framing and concrete, and the repair of conveyors, hoppers, and heavy equipment. The Authority intends to award multiple contracts based on an evaluation of price, payment terms, organizational experience, personnel qualifications, and the proposed work plan. Additional selection factors include the contractor's proximity to the service area and their capacity to provide equipment and staff for emergency work on short notice. Proposals must be submitted electronically via PlanetBids by October 29, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. This is a prevailing wage contract subject to the California Labor Code, requiring contractors to be registered with the Department of Industrial Relations. Key contractual requirements include providing performance and payment bonds for any task order exceeding 25,000 dollars and maintaining insurance coverage of at least 1,000,000 dollars for general liability and auto accidents. Payment is generally issued within 30 days of invoice approval, though an expedited payment protocol is available in exchange for a percentage discount. The contract includes a right to audit for up to 12 months after final payment and stipulates that all disputes be governed by California Code Civil Procedure.
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The project involves constructing new anti-climb security-grade fencing and gates across three phases at designated locations to enhance security measures at the Port of Miami Cruise Terminal. Phase I focuses on replacing approximately 166 linear feet of existing chain-link fencing and 64 linear feet of gates at CT-J with more robust, anti-climb security fencing and gates designed to better deter potential threats. Phase II extends this upgrade with approximately 137 linear feet of fencing and several gates at CT-C (East and West), including pedestrian gates, to improve perimeter security. Phase III continues the installation of about 358 linear feet of fencing at CT-V and CT-J (West), along with gates, further strengthening the perimeter defenses. The project aims to improve security by replacing existing chain-link fences with more secure, anti-climb alternatives, and is partially funded by the Florida Department of Transportation under Grant Contract #G2425. The contract, titled "Perimeter Fence Enhancements," was posted on November 9, 2025, with a response deadline of December 2, 2025. It is managed by Miami Dade County Strategic Procurement and falls under NAICS code 238990, indicating specialized work in fencing and security structures. The project budget ranges from $500,000 to $1,500,000. Interested contractors can contact Ivonne Andres via email for further details. The project emphasizes security improvements through the installation of durable, anti-climb fencing and gates at critical points around the cruise terminal, ensuring enhanced threat deterrence and delay capabilities.

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AgencyFlorida → Miami Dade County Strategic Procurement
Contacts1 person available
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Office AddressN/A
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Ivonne Andres

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The Work consists of furnishing materials, labor, and equipment necessary for the construction of the following phases: Phase I (CT-J (East) Fence Construction) Phase I of this project includes the construction of approximately 166 LF at CT J of a new anti-climb security-grade perimeter fence to replace an existing chain-link security fence and approximately 64 LF at CT-J of a new anti-climb security-grade gates to replace the existing chain-link gates. The purpose of this new fence is to better deter and delay potential threats as compared with commercial-grade chain-link fencing. Phase II (CT-C, (East and West) Fence Construction) Phase II of this project consists of the construction of approximately 32 LF at CT-C (West), and 105 LF at CT-C (East), for a total of 137 LF of a new anti-climb security-grade perimeter fence to replace an existing chain-link security fence and approximately 40 LF at CT-C (East) of a new anti-climb security-grade gates to replace an existing chain-link gate, and 2 Pedestrian Gate 3 LF wide each at CT-C (West) of a new anti-climb security-grade gates to replace an existing chain-link gate. The purpose of this new fence is to better deter and delay potential threats as compared with commercial-grade chain-link fencing. Phase III (CT-V Fence Construction and CT-J (West) Fence Construction) Phase III includes the construction of approximately 341 LF at CT-V and 17 LF at CT-J (West), for a total of 313 LF of a new of anti-climb security-grade perimeter fence to replace an existing chain-link security fence and approximately 18 LF at CT-J (West) of a new anti-climb security-grade gates to replace the existing chain-link gates. The purpose of this new fence is to better deter and delay potential threats as compared with commercial-grade chain-link fencing. This Contract/Project is funded in part by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Grant Contract #G2425 for Port of Miami Cruise Terminal Improvements.

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