Gerson Vazquez Gonzalez is a Contracting Agent. Gerson is associated with 29 contracts. Activity spans Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction, Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction, and Engineering Services.
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Solicitation Y27-706 is an invitation for bids issued by the Orange County, Florida, Administrative Services Procurement Division for the North South Building Food Service and Food Courts Renovations. The project has an estimated cost of $36,113,597.00 and involves comprehensive renovations executed in strict accordance with provided architectural drawings and technical specifications. The contract will be awarded to the low, responsive, and responsible respondent, with consideration given to the lowest aggregate amount for the base bid and any accepted additive or deductive items. Bidders must provide a security deposit and are required to submit a list of at least three similar projects completed within the last 20 years.
The contractor is subject to strict compliance requirements, including a 30% Small Business Enterprise (SBE) subcontracting goal and a prompt payment clause requiring SBE subcontractors to be paid within 72 hours. Key performance milestones include specific timeframes for startup and testing, commissioning, and a maximum of 30 days for punch list items following substantial completion. Technical requirements include detailed labeling and marking standards for equipment and piping, as well as adherence to ADA-ABA accessibility guidelines. Administrative requirements include the use of AIA Documents G702 and G703 for invoicing, the provision of performance and payment bonds, and the submission of key personnel assignments within 15 days of starting operations.
FloridaFL,
USA$36.1Mest.
NAICS
236220
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Orange County, Florida, is soliciting sealed bids for the Parks Downey Park Skate Area Renovation (Solicitation Y27-700), with an estimated project cost of 514,000.00 dollars. The project involves replacing outdated and worn skate equipment with a contiguous concrete surface and flow bowl. The scope of work is divided into a Base Bid for Phase 1, covering area preparation, demolition, concrete slab construction, and drainage installation, and an optional Additive Bid for Phase 2. Performance is required at the Downey Park Skate Ramp in Orlando, with substantial completion due within 210 calendar days and final completion within 240 calendar days from the Official Notice to Proceed.
The contract will be awarded to the low, responsive, and responsible respondent, with a bid preference for registered prime Service Disabled Veteran businesses. Bidders must submit their responses electronically via the OpenGov platform by 4:00 P.M. on November 3, 2026. Required submissions include a bid bond of at least 10 percent for contracts exceeding 200,000.00 dollars, a reference form listing three similar projects from the last ten years, and various certifications regarding drug-free workplaces, E-Verify, and anti-human trafficking. Payment is processed monthly with a 10 percent retainage held on all applications. All work must adhere to strict technical specifications and ASTM standards, with final acceptance subject to independent testing laboratory inspections.
FloridaFL,
USA$514Kest.
NAICS
238110
Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors
The contract issued by Orange County, Florida, under solicitation number Y26-746, involves improvements to the Eastern Regional Water Supply Facility specifically targeting ground storage tanks and variable frequency drives. This project requires the furnishing of labor, materials, equipment, and services essential for designing, installing, and removing formwork related to cast-in-place concrete structures, with compliance to detailed specifications across multiple construction and mechanical disciplines. The work is to be performed at a site in Orange County, Florida, under the oversight of the County's Procurement Division based in Orlando. The project emphasizes stringent packaging, preservation, and marking requirements to ensure equipment protection during transit and storage, with clear inspection and acceptance standards mandated at the job site following successful factory and operational tests.
Procurement and evaluation for this solicitation are managed under the County’s established procurement framework, with strict adherence to responsiveness and responsibility criteria; bids must comply fully with specifications without deviations, and awards will be made on a lowest price technically acceptable basis. Although the contract does not specify FAR clause details, it incorporates essential contract language on claims, change management, and obligations. Special requirements include coordinated construction administration procedures that mandate advance approvals for work impacting facility operations, exclusive utilization of the e-Builder Enterprise platform for project communication and documentation, and rigorous environmental, safety, and noise controls. The contract's administrative data outlines electronic invoicing through e-Builder, with clearly defined points of contact for contracting and procurement management, while submission instructions demand electronic proposals via the OpenGov platform with specific formatting and file standards. Overall, the contract represents a comprehensive, tightly controlled infrastructure enhancement effort governed by Orange County’s procurement policies and engineering standards.
Orange County, operating under the authority granted by the State of Florida and the Orange County Charter, conducts its procurement activities through a structured Procurement Division led by Carrie Mathes, the Procurement Division Manager and Chief Procurement Official. This division is responsible for managing purchasing, contracts, and buying processes that support all county departments and projects. The County’s governance includes an elected Mayor and six district commissioners, collectively forming the Board of County Commissioners, which oversees operations including procurement.
The current solicitation, titled "Community Centers Security Upgrades" (solicitation number Y26-733), was posted on April 17, 2026, with responses due by May 19, 2026. It is managed by the Administrative Services Procurement Division based in Orlando, Florida. The project focuses on enhancing security at community centers, with key contacts for the solicitation being Guysen Bohler, Project Manager, and Gerson Vazquez Gonzalez, Contracting Agent. This solicitation is part of the county's ongoing commitment to improving public facilities through carefully administered procurement processes.
Orange County, operating under the authority granted by the State of Florida and its own Charter, manages its procurement functions through a structured Procurement Division led by Carrie Mathes, the Division Manager and Chief Procurement Official. The County's procurement activities impact all departments and projects, organized into three sections: Buying, Purchasing, and Contracts. The Board of County Commissioners, consisting of an elected mayor and six district commissioners, oversees the County's governance.
The current solicitation, titled "Downey Park Skate Area Renovation," is managed by the Administrative Services Procurement Division of Orange County, Florida. The solicitation was posted on March 2, 2026, with a response deadline of April 2, 2026. The project is intended to enhance the skate area at Downey Park, and communications can be directed to the primary contact, Project Manager Bonnie Reyes, or secondary contact, Contracting Agent Gerson Vazquez Gonzalez. The solicitation is accessible online, allowing interested parties to review project details and submit their proposals within the specified timeframe.
Orange County, operating under the State of Florida and its own County Charter, manages its governmental functions through an elected Mayor and a six-member Board of County Commissioners. The County's Procurement Division is critical to its operations, supporting all departments and projects through three specialized sections: Buying, Purchasing, and Contracts. This division is led by Carrie Mathes, the Procurement Division Manager and Chief Procurement Official, ensuring compliance with county ordinances and efficient handling of procurement activities.
The current solicitation titled "East Service Area John Wycliffe Blvd 20-inch Reclaimed Water Main and Reclaimed Water Storage and Repump Expansion" aims to expand reclaimed water infrastructure within Orange County. This project is overseen by the County's Administrative Services Procurement Division based in Orlando, Florida. Key contacts for this solicitation include Engineer III Paul Nielsen and Contracting Agent Gerson Vazquez Gonzalez. The solicitation, posted on January 12, 2026, has a response deadline of February 12, 2026, and is open to eligible entities under the State, Local, Education, and Tribal (SLED) organization type. This infrastructure project illustrates the County’s commitment to enhancing water resources and supporting sustainable growth initiatives.
FloridaFL,
USA
NAICS
237110
Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction
Orange County, Florida is seeking sealed bids for the Ocoee Service Center: Storefront Replacement project, with an estimated cost of approximately $1,155,000. The project requires bidders to submit their responses electronically through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform by 4:00 pm EST on December 2, 2025. No other submission methods such as hand delivery, mail, fax, or email will be accepted. Bidders must create a free account on the platform, ensure timely uploads, and follow the detailed instructions for submission, as late or improperly transmitted responses will be rejected. The County emphasizes the importance of adhering to the electronic submission process and provides technical support contact information for assistance.
Questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted via the OpenGov question and answer module by November 18, 2025, at 4:00 pm EST, with no direct contact allowed with the initiating division. Any modifications, clarifications, or additional instructions will be issued through written addenda available for download, which will become part of the contract documents. The procurement process is managed by the Orange County Procurement Division, and interested parties are encouraged to monitor all updates and notifications through the platform. The contract falls under NAICS code 238160 and is designated for the Florida SLED organization, with the primary contact being Gerson Vazquez Gonzalez.
Orange County, Florida is seeking sealed bids for the interior renewal of Public Works Building 2, with the solicitation designated as Y25-794. The project has an estimated budget of $550,000 and involves interior renovation work at the specified county facility. Bidders are required to submit their responses electronically through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform by 4:00 pm EST on September 30, 2025. No other submission methods such as hand delivery, mail, fax, or email will be accepted, and late or improperly transmitted responses will be rejected.
All questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted via the OpenGov question and answer module by September 15, 2025, with responses and any modifications issued as addenda through the same platform. The county emphasizes the importance of timely uploads and proper account setup on OpenGov, providing technical support contact information for assistance. The project falls under NAICS code 236220 and is managed by the Orange County Procurement Division, with Gerson Vazquez Gonzalez serving as the primary contact. The procurement process is structured to ensure clarity and fairness, with all relevant updates and instructions available through the designated online portal.
FloridaFL,
USA$550Kest.
NAICS
236220
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Orange County, Florida, is seeking sealed bids for the replacement of windows at the Public Works Administration Building under solicitation number Y25-791. The project has an estimated budget of $7 million and aims to be completed within the scope of the county’s public works initiatives. Bidders must submit their responses electronically through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform by 4:00 pm EST on September 9, 2025, with no options for hand-delivered, mailed, faxed, or emailed submissions. All questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted via the OpenGov platform by August 25, 2025, and no oral clarifications will be considered binding; any modifications or clarifications will be issued as written addenda. The contract is managed by the Orange County Procurement Division, and interested parties are encouraged to create a free account on OpenGov to participate in the bidding process. The project falls under NAICS code 238350, related to building finishing contractors, and is part of the county’s broader public infrastructure efforts. The designated point of contact for inquiries is Gerson Vazquez Gonzalez, reachable by email or phone.
Orange County, Florida is seeking sealed responses for the design of a new small restroom prototype as part of their Parks Department project, identified by solicitation number Y25-807. The project has an estimated budget of $350,000 and aims to develop innovative restroom facilities for park use. Interested respondents must submit their proposals electronically through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform by the deadline of 4:00 pm EST on August 19, 2025. Hand deliveries, mail, fax, or email submissions are not permitted, and late or improperly transmitted responses will be rejected. The contract falls under the NAICS code 541310, indicating a professional, scientific, and technical services classification, and is managed by the Orange County Procurement Division within the Florida government. The primary contact for inquiries is Gerson Vazquez Gonzalez, reachable via email or phone, and additional project details can be accessed through the provided online portal link.
