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Watersports Instruction at Sugden Regional Park

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26-8681State & Local

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Sugden Regional Park, located at 4284 Avalon Drive in Naples, Florida, is a premier waterfront destination featuring one of Collier County’s few freshwater beaches and a scenic view of Lake Avalon. The park currently offers water skiing and sailing instruction for both able-bodied and special needs individuals, including individual and group classes and a highly popular summer camp program. Recognizing that county resources are insufficient to expand these offerings, the County is seeking qualified proposers to enhance recreational services through a non-exclusive partnership. Proposers are encouraged to propose additional services such as paddleboard, canoe, and kayak rentals; water safety, kayak, and fishing classes; organized events like races and fishing tournaments; floating obstacle courses; wellness activities including paddleboard yoga and volleyball; and other instructional and fitness programs on the water. The awarded agreement will not grant exclusive possession or operational rights, allowing the County to permit concurrent activities or third-party access as needed. All services must be conducted on-site at the park, and proposers are required to follow the formal Invitation to Negotiate process governed by Collier County’s Procurement Services Division, including electronic submission via the official bidding platform, strict adherence to instructions, and compliance with deadlines. Proposals are due by August 31, 2026, with inquiries to be directed to Stephanie Bowden, Procurement Strategist II, at the provided contact information. The County aims to establish a long-term partnership that delivers best-in-class recreational opportunities to the community through innovation and expanded engagement.

General Info

Seeking non-exclusive partner to expand water recreation services at Sugden Regional Park by August 31, 2026.

Agency

Florida → ProcurementView Agency

NAICS

611620 - Sports and Recreation InstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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Documents

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26-8681_Authorization_to_Advertise_FE.pdf

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Revenue_Generating_Agreement_PARKS_CONCESSIONAIRE_REVENUE_AGREEMENT_w_affidavit.pdf

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Exhibit_A_-_Sugden_Equipment_List.pdf

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Collier County Invitation to Negotiate Instructions Version 2

PDF18 pagesitn-instructions

Collier County Purchase Order Terms and Conditions Rev.3

PDFcontract-document

26-8681_Solicitation.pdf

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26-8681_Insurance_Requirements_FE.pdf

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Collier County Form 5 Reference Questionnaire

PDFreference-questionnaire

Form 4 Local Vendor Preference Certification - Collier County

PDFcertification-form

Collier County Vendor Declaration Statement Form 1

PDFvendor-declaration-statement

Form 3: Immigration Certification for Vendor Compliance

PDFimmigration-certification

Collier County Vendor Checklist for Proposal/Bid Submission

PDFvendor-checklist

Form 2 Conflict of Interest Certification - Collier County

PDFconflict-of-interest-certification

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AgencyFlorida → Procurement
Contacts1 person available
OfficeEast Naples, FL, 34112, US
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Office AddressEast Naples, FL, 34112, US
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Stephanie BowdenProcurement Strategist II

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W C Services
Tampa, FL
Rising Tide Explorers
Naples, FL

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Sugden Regional Park is a waterfront park that boasts a beautiful view of Lake Avalon with one of Collier County's only freshwater beaches. At Sugden Regional Park, water skiing and sailing classes for able-bodied and special needs individuals are offered throughout the year, including individual and group classes, and summer camp programming. The team at Sugden Regional Park hosts an extremely popular summer camp programming specifically for water skiing and sailing instruction. County resources are not capable of hosting expanded opportunities for instruction on the lake; however, the County is dedicated to providing best-in-class recreation instruction and opportunities to the community. This opportunity opens the door for new ideas for community engagement with a long-term partnership. As such, proposers are encouraged to incorporate additional services to the extent possible: • Rentals-Paddle Board, Canoe, Kayak • Classes-Water Safety, Kayak Class, Fishing • Events-Races, Fishing Tournament • Features-Obstacle Course Floating • Wellness-Paddleboard, Yoga, Volleyball • Instructional and Fitness Classes on the Lake LOCATION All services shall be conducted at Sugden Regional Park located at: 4284 Avalon Drive, Naples, FL 34112 The resultant awarded Agreement does not grant exclusive possession or exclusive operational rights over the location and property. The County may permit concurrent activities, programs, or third-party access as deemed appropriate.

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