Corie Cummings is a Contracting Agent. Corie is associated with 39 contracts. Activity spans Engineering Services, Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction, and Commercial and Institutional Building Construction.
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Solicitation Y27-705 is an invitation for bids issued by the Orange County Government for the replacement and modernization of eight elevators and twelve escalators within Phases I through IV of the Orange County Convention Center West Building. This Phase 1A project, with an estimated cost of 21,665,157.00 dollars, aims to integrate current technology and safety features and is expected to be completed over approximately three years. The contract will be awarded to the low, responsive, and responsible respondent based on price and other specified factors.
The project requires strict adherence to technical specifications, including compliance with ADAAG, ANSI A117.1, and UL standards. Key requirements include the submission of electronic bids via the OpenGov platform by September 22, 2026, and the provision of bid, payment, and performance bonds for contracts exceeding 200,000 dollars. Contractors must also comply with E-Verify registration, drug-free workplace programs, and specific fire protection and sprinkler system protocols. Payment is processed monthly, and final acceptance is contingent upon a physical on-site inspection and the resolution of a project punch list.
Orange County, Florida, is soliciting a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for the Building Automation System (BAS) and HVAC upgrades at the Orange County Convention Center West Building. This project involves comprehensive modernization of the BAS to a unified front-end platform using the BACnet communication protocol, the replacement of aging HVAC equipment such as air handling units, fan coil units, and variable air volume boxes, and the integration of walk-in freezers and coolers into the centralized monitoring system. The estimated construction cost is 51,839,337.00 dollars, with an additional estimated design cost of 4,652,763.34 dollars. The selected CMAR will be required to provide a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) and adhere to strict technical specifications regarding equipment labeling, electrical color coding, and fire protection protocols.
The solicitation, identified as Y26-813-CC, was released on August 5, 2026, with a final response deadline of September 15, 2026. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov portal using specific county forms, with a minimum qualification threshold of 60 percent of the total weighted points to be considered. Evaluation criteria emphasize the project team's experience, the approach and understanding of the scope, and financial stability. The contract includes rigorous requirements for payment and performance bonds, E-Verify certification, and compliance with Florida's scrutinized companies lists. Project oversight is managed by the Procurement Division under the leadership of the Chief Procurement Official, with primary coordination handled by the designated contracting agent.
FloridaFL,
USA$51.8Mest.
NAICS
236220
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Orange County, governed under the State of Florida and the County Charter, operates with an elected Mayor and six district commissioners forming the Board of County Commissioners. The County's Procurement Division, led by Carrie Mathes, oversees purchasing activities through three sections: Buying, Purchasing, and Contracts. This division manages all procurement efforts crucial to county operations, projects, and future plans, ensuring compliance with local ordinances.
The contract titled "Lakeside Drive Over Lake Rowena / Lake Sue Pipe Culvert Repair" is a solicitation issued by the Public Works, Roads and Drainage agency of Orange County, Florida. Released on February 26, 2026, it invites responses by March 26, 2026. The project involves repair work related to pipe culverts over Lake Rowena and Lake Sue, with the primary office and point of contact based in Orlando. Key contacts include Elizabeth White, Assistant Project Manager, and Corie Cummings, Contracting Agent, who can be reached via email or phone for inquiries related to the solicitation.
The contract involves a solicitation issued by Orange County for the construction of a new maintenance building along Bithlo Highway, under the management of the Administrative Services, Capital Projects division in Florida. The solicitation, identified by the number Y26-730, was posted on February 16, 2026, with a response deadline of March 17, 2026. The procurement process is overseen by the Orange County Procurement Division, led by Carrie Mathes, who serves as the Division Manager and Chief Procurement Official. This division is structured into three sections—Buying, Purchasing, and Contracts—to support the county's operational departments and projects.
Key contacts for this solicitation include Katrina Butler, the primary Project Manager, and Corie Cummings, the secondary Contracting Agent, both reachable through provided Orange County email addresses and phone numbers. The solicitation falls under the State Local Government Entity (SLED) category and is coordinated from Orlando, Florida. This initiative underscores the County’s commitment to effective procurement practices as outlined in the Orange County Charter and State of Florida provisions.
FloridaFL,
USA
NAICS
236220
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Orange County, governed by its elected Mayor and six district commissioners forming the Board of County Commissioners, oversees procurement through its Procurement Division, which is managed by Carrie Mathes. This division is structured into three sections: Buying, Purchasing, and Contracts, handling all procurement activities critical to the county’s operations, projects, and future plans in line with county ordinances. The current contract solicitation, titled "Parks Downey Park Septic Systems Removal and Sanitary Sewer Improvement," relates to infrastructure upgrades in Florida, aiming to replace septic systems with sanitary sewer installations to improve park facilities.
The solicitation, identified by number Y26-719, was posted on January 21, 2026, with a response deadline of February 24, 2026. It falls under the Administrative Services, Capital Projects agency within Orange County. The work will be performed in Florida, with project oversight provided by Project Manager Bonnie Reyes and Contracting Agent Corie Cummings, both based in Orlando. Interested parties can find more information and submit responses through the county’s procurement portal. This project highlights Orange County’s commitment to enhancing public infrastructure through well-regulated procurement processes.
FloridaFL,
USA
NAICS
237110
Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction
Orange County, operating under the authority granted by the State of Florida and the Orange County Charter, is governed by an elected Mayor and six district commissioners together forming the Board of County Commissioners. The County’s Procurement Division, led by Carrie Mathes, is responsible for managing purchases across all departments and projects, structured into three key sections: Buying, Purchasing, and Contracts. This organizational framework ensures systematic and compliant procurement processes that support current operations and future initiatives.
The contract in question, titled "Real-Time Flood Forecasting for Orange County," is a solicitation issued by the Public Works Stormwater Management agency of Orange County, Florida. The solicitation was posted on January 20, 2026, with responses due by February 24, 2026. The initiative aims to enhance flood forecasting capabilities in the region, likely addressing timely and accurate stormwater management. The primary contracting agent for this solicitation is Corie Cummings, who can be contacted via the provided email and phone number for further details or submissions. The contract will be performed within Florida, supporting local resilience and public safety through improved flooding response mechanisms.
Orange County, Florida, through its Public Works and Engineering Department, is soliciting bids for the Jones Avenue Pond Maintenance project (Solicitation Number Y26-710), with an issued date of December 2, 2025, and a response deadline of January 13, 2026. This solicitation requires contractors to perform pond maintenance work in compliance with detailed construction plans, technical provisions, and county regulations. The scope involves providing all labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals necessary to complete the project, which includes site investigation, clearing and grubbing, excavation, traffic maintenance, erosion control, and other related activities. The contractor must adhere to a construction schedule targeting substantial completion within 150 calendar days and final completion within 180 days, with liquidated damages of $500 per day for delays. Coordination with regulatory agencies, permit acquisition, and the submission of documentation such as Shop Drawings, schedules, and testing reports are essential requirements. The contract emphasizes environmental compliance, referencing the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and stormwater pollution prevention protocols.
Bidders must submit proposals electronically via the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform, conforming strictly to submission guidelines that include required certifications and representations such as anti-human trafficking compliance, conflict of interest disclosures, and felony conviction statements. The procurement process evaluates bids based on price and other non-price factors to determine the lowest responsive and responsible offer. Although pricing details are not populated in the solicitation documents, an estimated project cost of approximately $398,345 is referenced. The contract mandates that the contractor maintain qualified personnel with a competent superintendent on-site, provide 24/7 emergency supervision contact, and manage subcontractor approvals. Insurance, performance bonding, and compliance with county and state statutory requirements are prerequisites. Finally, the contract administration resides with Orange County’s Procurement Division under the leadership of Carrie Mathes, with point contacts including the Senior Engineer Sanjiv Chokshi and Contracting Agent Corie Cummings facilitating technical and contractual inquiries. The project location and execution must comply with Florida Department of Transportation standards as well as Orange County ordinances, ensuring all work is inspected and accepted on-site under strict quality and performance criteria.
Orange County, governed by an elected Mayor and six district commissioners under the Orange County Charter and Florida State authority, oversees a robust Procurement Division critical to its operations and future projects. The division is structured into three specialized sections—Buying, Purchasing, and Contracts—led by Procurement Division Manager Carrie Mathes, who ensures compliance with county ordinances. This structure supports efficient procurement processes impacting diverse county departments and initiatives.
The current solicitation, titled "Design Services for Orange County Corrections Training Facility," is managed by the Administrative Services, Capital Projects agency and was posted on November 3, 2025. Responses are due by February 24, 2026. The project is based in Orlando, Florida, and aims to secure design expertise for a new corrections training facility. Key contacts for this solicitation include AJ Murray, Project Manager, and Corie Cummings, Contracting Agent, who can be reached via email or phone for inquiries. Further details and submission guidelines are accessible through the Orange County procurement portal.
Orange County, Florida, is seeking qualified design service providers to develop plans for the Orange County Corrections Training Facility under solicitation number Y26-800. The project has an estimated design budget of $1.5 million and requires responses to be submitted exclusively through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform by December 4, 2025, at 4:00 pm EST. Hand deliveries, mailed submissions, or electronic communications outside the designated platform will not be accepted. The contract involves professional services classified under NAICS code 541310, indicating architectural and engineering services, and is managed by the Orange County Administrative Services department. Interested respondents can contact Corie Cummings via email or phone for additional information. The project aims to secure a qualified firm to deliver comprehensive design services for this correctional training facility, with the procurement process emphasizing electronic submission to ensure compliance and timely review.
Orange County, Florida is seeking sealed bids for the Little Econ Trail Phase 3B project, with a total estimated cost of approximately $1,090,116. The project requires contractors to submit their responses electronically through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform by 4:00 pm EST on October 23, 2025. Bidders must create a free account on the platform and follow specific instructions for submission, as late or non-platform responses will be rejected. The county emphasizes the importance of timely uploads and provides technical support options for platform-related issues. Questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted by October 8, 2025, via the OpenGov question and answer module; any questions received after this deadline or through other channels may not be considered. All clarifications, modifications, or additional instructions will be issued as written addenda, which will become part of the contract documents. The project falls under NAICS code 237310 and is managed by the Orange County Public Works department, with Corie Cummings serving as the primary contact for inquiries.
