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RFP 2026 PR 9187 Emergency Response Safety Assessment Support Services

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orlando-utilities-commission-PR9187-2026State & Local

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The Orlando Utilities Commission is seeking proposals for Emergency Response Safety Assessment Support Services under solicitation number PR9187-2026. This local government opportunity is managed by the purchasing department in Florida and is designed to secure professional support for safety assessments during emergency response operations. Interested vendors must submit their responses by the deadline of November 1, 2026, at 7:00 PM. Primary inquiries and coordination for this solicitation are handled by Dom Sotero, and detailed bidding information is available through the MyVendorLink portal.

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AgencyFlorida → Orlando Utilities Commission — Purchasing
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