Tammy Straughn is a Purchasing Coordinator. Tammy is associated with 31 contracts. Activity spans Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction, Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services, and Other Commercial Equipment Merchant Wholesalers.
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Escambia County is soliciting proposals under solicitation number PD 25-26.121 for a qualified healthcare provider to deliver comprehensive onsite chronic dialysis services for inmates at the Escambia County Corrections Clinic in Pensacola, Florida. The selected contractor will be responsible for providing all necessary clinical personnel, including a Nephrologist and dialysis technicians, as well as all equipment, supplies, medications, and clinical oversight, with the exception of County-provided dialysis recliners. Routine services are required Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with the capacity to treat an average of two patients simultaneously. Additionally, the contractor must be able to respond to urgent dialysis requests within 12 hours and emergency requests within one hour.
To be considered responsive, bidders must be licensed in Florida, possess at least five years of experience in dialysis services, and provide three client references. The evaluation process is points-based, focusing heavily on the vendor's understanding of the scope of work, implementation plan, and additional services, with the final award based on Phase 2 scoring. Proposals must be submitted as a single PDF via the OpenGov e-procurement portal by November 3, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. The contract requires strict adherence to healthcare standards including CMS, HIPAA, and OSHA, as well as specific insurance coverage for general liability, auto liability, and workers compensation. Payments will be administered in accordance with the Local Government Prompt Payment Act of Florida.
Escambia County is soliciting bids for a General Paving and Drainage Pricing Agreement under solicitation number PD 25-26.113 to replace contract PD 22-23.126. This pricing agreement is a term contract with a 3+1+1 year structure, where the County Engineering Department and Office of Purchasing will issue release orders on an as-needed basis. The scope of work encompasses a variety of projects, including drainage, roadway widening, dirt road paving, resurfacing, roadway reconstruction, traffic calming, and community improvement projects. To be eligible, individual projects must not exceed a total value of 250,000 dollars, and no more than 25 percent of a project's value may consist of Balance-of-Line items.
Qualified offerors must possess either a General Contractor's License or an Underground Utility Contractor's License in accordance with Chapter 489 of the Florida Statutes. Bids will be awarded to the most responsive and responsible firms providing the lowest responsive bids based on the total offer. Contractors are required to mobilize within 10 days of a Notice to Proceed and must provide performance and payment bonds within 10 days of a project award. Technical work must adhere to standards including the FDOT Standard Specifications, the Florida Green Book, and the MUTCD.
Submissions must be made electronically via the OpenGov e-procurement portal by November 13, 2026. Required documentation includes a completed electronic pricing table, a non-modified bid form, a W-9, a Certificate of Authority to do Business from the State of Florida, and certifications regarding scrutinized companies and the use of coercion for labor. Contractors must maintain general liability insurance with limits of at least 2,000,000 dollars per occurrence and 4,000,000 dollars annual aggregate, as well as completed operations coverage for at least three years following project acceptance.
Escambia County Corrections is seeking written quotes from qualified vendors to provide educational software solutions for Fiscal Year 2027, covering the period from October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027. The required software must support Adult Basic Education and High School Equivalency preparation, specifically aligning with GED and TABE assessments, to be utilized within a secure correctional environment for academic and career readiness.
This solicitation, identified by number 09032026, was posted on September 4, 2026, with a response deadline of September 14, 2026. The project is managed by the Florida agency in Pensacola, with primary contact Reshonda Watson and secondary contact Tammy Straughn overseeing the procurement process.
Escambia County is seeking a vendor for the sale of recycled goods, including end-of-life electronics, appliances, batteries, and scrap metal collected from the Citizens Convenience Center and neighborhood cleanups. Payments to the county are based on weight and a fixed bid percentage of monthly market indexes for specific materials such as heavy melt, shreddable metal, aluminum, and various grades of copper.
To be eligible, vendors must agree to accept scrap televisions, monitors, batteries, and propane or gas tanks, provided the tanks have been processed by county staff. The contract requires the use of a scale house for weight tracking and comparisons. This solicitation, numbered PD 25-26.104, is managed by the Escambia County Purchasing department in Florida, with a response deadline of August 24, 2026.
The contract pertains to the continued procurement of traffic control equipment from Temple, Inc., the sole authorized preferred reseller for Carmanah Technologies Corporation’s traffic products in Florida, as no formal APL has yet been established. Until such time, Transportation and Operations must rely exclusively on Temple, Inc. to supply critical devices including R920 and R920-MX Mid-Block RRFBs, R829 and R829-MX School Zone Beacons, R247 and R247-MX 24/7 Beacons/LED Enhanced Signs, Speed Check and Speed Check MX Radar Speed Feedback Signs, Chevron MX curve warning signs, R838 Firehall Beacon Controller, and SC315-G Mid-Block RRFB. Temple, Inc. is also the only entity authorized to provide comprehensive support services such as product training, technical assistance, sales, and warranty fulfillment for these systems. The solicitation, identified as EN Carmanah Tech 07-17-2026, was posted on July 17, 2026, with a response deadline of July 24, 2026, and is managed by the Florida Purchasing office in Pensacola. Tammy Straughn serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries, with all communications directed through her provided email and phone number.
This solicitation seeks proposals for the supply, cleaning, preparation, transport, and precise non-explosive deployment of one or more vessels exceeding 85 feet in length over all to establish artificial reefs at either the Escambia County Southeast or LAARS East reef sites in Florida. The project is governed by permits from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and all activities must strictly comply with federal, state, and local environmental, safety, and regulatory standards, including OSHA, ADA, and Florida’s Uniform Commercial Code. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov portal by the deadline of August 14, 2026, and must be organized into seven tabs detailing vessel specifications, habitat value, structural integrity, deployment experience, compliance documentation, and pricing, with each vessel requiring its own full set of tabs, except for Tab 7 which is submitted only once per offeror. Evaluation will be based solely on technical merit using a point system, with significant weight given to vessel construction quality and habitat complexity, and no price factors will be considered in the award decision. Contractors must demonstrate at least five years of experience deploying three or more similar vessels as artificial reefs and provide a marine survey conducted within the prior 12 months. All vessels must be free of PCBs and petroleum residues, constructed of steel or aluminum with a minimum hull thickness of one-quarter inch, and deployed at exact GPS coordinates. The contract requires full compliance with Florida’s E-Verify system for all employees, a Drug-Free Workplace affirmation, an anti-human trafficking affidavit, and proof of legal authority to operate in Florida through a SunBiz Certificate of Authority. The contractor bears all risk and responsibility until final acceptance at the reef site and must carry general liability insurance, indemnify the county against claims, and adhere to the Florida Public Records Act. Payment will be processed by Escambia County’s Office of Purchasing under the state’s Prompt Payment Act, with no electronic invoicing systems specified, and disputes must be resolved in Escambia County courts.
The contract involves the rehabilitation and improvement of Beulah Road and Kingsfield Road in Florida, focusing primarily on enhancing infrastructure over a stretch of approximately 1.4 miles on Beulah Road. The project includes full-depth asphalt pavement work, widening of turn lanes, adding shoulders, and reconstructing ditches. A detour will be constructed to facilitate the installation of five 60-inch pipes beneath Beulah Road, which will later serve an adjacent landfill. Additionally, half a mile of Kingsfield Road is planned for construction, with the intersection between Kingsfield and Beulah Roads being modified into a merge lane. There is also an alternate bid component that proposes rehabilitating 0.5 miles of Beulah Road south of I-10, without any lane widening or shoulder additions in this section.
This solicitation is managed by the Florida Purchasing department with the reference number PD 25-26.074. The posted date for the solicitation is June 1, 2026, and responses are due by July 1, 2026. The contract is overseen by a purchasing coordinator based in Pensacola, Florida, who serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The project primarily aims to improve traffic flow and road durability in the designated areas while accommodating future landfill operations.
The Public Works Department of Escambia County, Florida, is seeking vendors to supply milled asphalt, specifically Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP), for road maintenance and construction projects. Vendors are responsible for providing material that complies with the quality standards set forth by the latest edition of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Standard Specifications. The department will handle the pickup of the milled asphalt from the vendor’s location.
This solicitation, identified by number PD 25-26.076, was posted on May 29, 2026, with responses due by June 12, 2026, at 2:30 PM. The contract pertains to purchases within the state of Florida, with the primary point of contact being Tammy Straughn, the Purchasing Coordinator for the county. Interested vendors can find further details and submit responses through the provided procurement portal link.
The solicitation for PowerDMS, identified by solicitation number 2026-02 and issued by the City of Escambia County through its IT department based in Pensacola, Florida, seeks a comprehensive document management and compliance software solution to streamline policy administration, training, and regulatory adherence across municipal operations. The platform must offer centralized storage with version control, automated compliance tracking, training assignment and certification management, workflow automation for document approvals, and granular access controls to ensure secure handling of sensitive information. The contract has a base term of three years with three optional one-year extensions, potentially extending performance through six years, with an anticipated start date of September 1, 2026. While the solicitation includes line items referencing PowerDMS subscriptions and related services, pricing details remain incomplete, rendering the contract value unconfirmed. The procurement follows a best value trade-off model, evaluating proposers on firm qualifications and past performance (40%), key personnel expertise—particularly in law enforcement or public safety environments (25%), technical approach and understanding of requirements (25%), and professional references (10%).
Special contractual requirements mandate strict adherence to organizational conflict of interest policies, financial and criminal background certifications, and compliance with the National Defense Authorization Act’s restrictions on covered telecommunications equipment. Contractors must designate primary and backup account managers, establish clear escalation protocols, and maintain active non-debarment and non-suspension status under federal systems. Performance is to be delivered at locations designated by the City, with service delivery governed by F.O.B. destination terms requiring the contractor to assume all transportation costs. Proposal submissions must be electronically filed via the OpenGov portal by the deadline of June 1, 2026, and include detailed documentation on financial condition, references, licenses, and qualification statements. The contract is subject to Florida’s Prompt Payment Act, requiring payment within 45 days, and includes clauses addressing fraud prevention, prompt payment affidavits, and state-specific labeling requirements for hazardous substances under New Jersey’s Right-to-Know Act, despite the Florida jurisdiction. No federal packaging or marking standards apply, and while UEI and CAGE codes are required fields for certification, no values are populated in the documentation.
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Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services
The County has initiated a program focused on the maintenance of street and navigation lights within Escambia County to ensure public safety and community security. This program emphasizes both preventive measures and responsive repairs to maintain a reliable lighting infrastructure, aiming to reduce outages and guarantee optimal performance. It includes routine inspections and emergency services for various lighting systems, adapting over time to changes in the list of maintained lights based on operational needs.
The contract, identified as "Maintenance of County Street and Navigation Lights- Re-solicit" (solicitation number PD 25-26.068), is managed by the Purchasing office in Florida and is open for responses until late May 2026. The program requires contractors to deliver consistent, efficient maintenance services under flexible conditions that accommodate additions or removals of lighting units as determined by the County. Tammy Straughn, the Purchasing Coordinator, serves as the primary contact for this solicitation.
