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Turnkey Youth Water Conservation Education program

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5363-26/BMLState & Local

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The Turnkey Youth Water Conservation Education program is a sole source procurement issued by the Seminole County Administrative Services - Purchasing & Contracts department in Florida. The program is designed to educate fifth-grade students on water and water conservation through a locally based curriculum that correlates with SCPS standards. The scope of instruction includes Seminole County water resources, watersheds, groundwater, surface water, drought, the relationship between water and energy, and practical home water efficiency. The program is associated with copyright-protected materials created by Tinker LLC. This solicitation, identified by number 5363-26/BML, was posted on October 19, 2026, with a response deadline of October 22, 2026. Because this is a sole source procurement and not a competitive bid, the primary requirement for the vendor is to confirm their capability to provide the described services via the Sole Source Response Form. All communications must be directed to the primary point of contact, Procurement Analyst II Brandy LaForce, as the contract includes a strict no lobby affirmation prohibiting contact with other county employees or elected officials. Responses must be submitted electronically through the designated procurement portal.

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Sole source procurement for Tinker LLC to provide youth water conservation education.

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Turnkey Youth Water Conservation Education Program (SS #5363-26/BML)

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Tinker LLC Seminole County Copyright Letter

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AgencyFlorida → Administrative Services - Purchasing & Contracts
Contacts1 person available
OfficeSanford, FL, 32771, USA
Office AddressSanford, FL, 32771, USA
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Brandy LaForceProcurement Analyst II

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The purpose of this program is to educate 5th graders about water and water conservation using a locally based curriculum that correlates with SCPS. The program will provide locally relevant instruction addressing the Seminole County water resources, watersheds, groundwater and surface water, drought, the relationship between water and energy, water conservation and efficiency, and practical water use at home.

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