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Water Well and Water Storage Engineering Services

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This subcontract for Water Well and Water Storage Engineering Services involves providing professional engineering design for prime contractors on water infrastructure projects within Jackson County, Florida. The selected provider will be responsible for developing detailed plans and technical specifications for water storage facilities and water wells, ensuring all deliverables comply with federal CDBG requirements and Florida state water standards. The final output must consist of signed and sealed engineering plans and technical specifications. To be eligible, the contractor must possess a valid Florida Professional Engineer license and a Certificate of Authorization. The work will be performed in Marianna, Florida, under NAICS code 541330. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 3, 2026.

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Engineering design for water wells and storage in Jackson County, Florida by 12/3/2026.

Place of Performance

Marianna, FL, 32448, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2627-03.

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2627-03 - GRANT ADMINISTRATION & ENGINGEERING FOR CDBG WATER WELL AND WATER STORAGE FFY2024-2025 26DB-E03

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Performs professional engineering design for prime contractors on Jackson County, Florida water infrastructure projects. Develops detailed plans and technical specifications for water wells and water storage facilities. Ensures designs meet Florida state water standards and federal CDBG requirements. Requires Florida PE license and Certificate of Authorization. Delivers signed and sealed engineering plans and technical specifications.

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