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RFQ 2026-03 CMAR Services Gadsden Service Center- Short Listed Firms

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Tallahassee State College has issued a public notice regarding RFQ 2026-03 for CMAR Services at the Gadsden Service Center. Following an initial evaluation of responses, the Selection Committee has short-listed Allstate Construction, Childers Construction, and Southern Standard Construction to advance to the next stage of the procurement process. The upcoming phase requires these short-listed firms to participate in in-person presentations and interviews before the Selection Committee. This announcement is not a final award, as final selection and subsequent contract negotiations will be conducted according to the specific requirements outlined in the original solicitation. For further inquiries, the primary point of contact is Purchasing Director Dustin Frost.

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Tallahassee State College shortlisted three firms for CMAR services at Gadsden Service Center.

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Florida → Tallahassee State CollegeView Agency

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236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

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PUBLIC NOTICERFQ 2026-03 – Announcement of Short-Listed FirmsTallahassee State College hereby provides notice that, in accordance with RFQ 2026-03, the Selection Committee has completed its initial evaluation of responses and has identified the following firms as short-listed to proceed to the next phase of the selection process.Short-Listed Firms (listed in alphabetical order) Allstate ConstructionChilders ConstructionSouthern Standard ConstructionThe next phase will consist of in-person presentations/interviews by the short-listed firms before the Selection Committee.This notice does not constitute an award. Final selection and contract negotiations (if applicable) will be conducted in accordance with the requirements of RFQ 2026-03.For additional information, please contact:Dustin FrostPurchasing DirectorTallahassee State College850-201-8484 | dustin.frost@tsc.fl.edu

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