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Demolition and replacement of above-grade suction and discharge piping, valves, meters, appurtenances, electrical drives, and associated ancillary accessories for the caustic soda feed systems within the pump room; demolition and replacement of above-grade piping, valves, and appurtenances at the caustic soda bulk tanks; demolition and replacement of existing caustic soda concrete pump pedestals; floor repair and recoating within the caustic room for new concrete pump pedestals and areas affected by demolition work; demolition and replacement of CW-1 concentrate above-grade piping; replacement of the CW-1 concentrate flow meter; replacement of membrane elements for Train 1; recoating of the existing deep injection well (DIW) system surge tank; and replacement of the WTPs two influent venturi flow meters. The Work shall include the repair and reconstruction of existing improvements affected by the Work, and incidentals for complete and usable facility.

The City is requesting proposals from qualified, experienced, and licensed Contractors to furnish all labor, materials, equipment, incidentals, and work required to conduct the maintenance and installation of new 3.5 tri-packs, random dump tower packing media, in a total of four (4) degasifier towers. There are two (2) degasifier towers located at each of the Citys water treatment plants. Each tower contains approximately 832 cubic feet for a total of 3,328 cubic feet or 1,664 cubic feet per plant. The work shall be performed in full accordance with the plans, specifications, terms, and conditions contained in this Invitation to Bid.

The City is requesting proposals for services related to the City-Wide Manhole Rehabilitation and associated work, such as cleaning, TV, bypass pumping, traffic control, and all else necessary for a complete manhole rehabilitation. The work shall be performed in full accordance with the plans, specifications, terms, and conditions contained in the Invitation to Bid.

Scope includes the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment, tools, incidentals and services required for the Pine Island Road Capacity Expansion Project from south of SW 36th Street to Nova Drive, for the Broward County Highway Construction and Engineering Division. Requested Information: BPRO's Requested Information section identifies "required" and "optional" items for submittal, however all documents and information are relevant to the evaluation process. Therefore, vendors are strongly encouraged to provide all files at time of submittal, including those listed as optional in BPRO, to enable a timely and comprehensive review by the County. Solicitation Requirements: (Vendor is cautioned that this is a summary only and the full solicitation must be reviewed). - County Surtax Funding - County/State License Requirements - Bonding Requirements Office of Economic and Small Business Development (OESBD) Requirements refer to: - County Business Enterprise (CBE) Goal Participation

The project consists of the removal and replacement of the existing wall along N. 56th Avenue with a new precast concrete wall within the Citys right-of-way. Work includes demolition of the existing structure, installation of new precast wall panels and foundations, and restoration of adjacent areas impacted by construction. The improvements are intended to enhance safety, durability, and the overall appearance of the corridor. The City is seeking qualified contractors with experience in similar civil and structural improvements to deliver a high-quality installation with minimal disruption to the surrounding community. This project presents an opportunity to contribute to a visible neighborhood enhancement while working in coordination with City staff to ensure timely and efficient completion.

The City of Hallandale Beach, Florida (City) is seeking experienced, marine construction contractors to provide the Work for use by the Department of Sustainable Development. Work under this Contract consists of permitting, materials, equipment, labor and incidentals required to furnish and install up to six (6) Anchoring Limitation Area signs, approximately 3 feet by 4 feet, and pilings within the Golden Isles Lake Folio No. 5142 26 06 0240, pursuant to Ordinance No. 2025-026.

The Housing Department of the Seminole Tribe of Florida is requesting bids from qualified contractors to provide fence installation services needed at 2097 Morningside Blvd, Port St Lucie, FL 34952.

The Housing Department of the Seminole Tribe of Florida is requesting bids from qualified contractors to provide mold remediation services needed at Hollywood Reservation

A. The Contractor shall include the following with each Mow Service: 1. The Contractor shall remove all litter and debris prior to each service, and shall not mow, trim, or edge over litter and debris. This includes, but is not limited to, paper, littler, blow trash, etc. All clippings, trimming, branches, fronds, etc. from service shall be removed upon completion of that days service. The Contractor shall be responsible for proper disposal of all such litter, debris, clippings, trimmings, branches, fonds, etc. and shall not be deposited into City trash receptacle or dumpsters. The Contractor shall rinse, rake, sweep, and/or blow all hardscape surfaces to leave each site in a safe, clean, and aesthetically pleasing condition prior to moving to next area. 2. The Contractor shall remove any snipe signs, bulletins of a temporary nature, and advertising items such as open houses, garage sales, lost pets, sale notices, political elections, etc., located on ROW. These signs, bulletins, and items, including their attachment method, must be removed and properly disposed of with each service. The Contractor is responsible for their disposal and shall not be deposited into City trash receptacle or dumpster. 3. The Contractor shall be responsible for all accumulated and dumped building debris, yard waste, palm fronds and tree branches, bulk trash, or storm damage including, but not limited to, furniture, mattresses, construction debris, palm fronds, tree branches, and miscellaneous refuse for volumes of ten (6) cubic yards and less. For volumes more than ten (6) cubic yards: a. The Contractor shall notify the Contract Coordinator of any dumped building debris, yard waste, bulk trash, or storm damage including, but not limited to, furniture, mattresses, construction debris, and miscellaneous refuse for ten (6) cubic yards and more before starting work in that area. b. The Contractor shall take photos of such material, time and date stamp the photos, provide location of material, and email to the Contract Coordinator. c. The Contract Coordinator shall provide authorization to Contractor, and then Contractor shall remove and dispose of such debris utilizing the additional services trash removal rate quoted. 4. The Contractor shall mow grass/weed areas to a height of not less than three (3) inches or not more than four (4) inches with every service. Uncut or uneven sections of turf are unacceptable. 5. The Contractor shall line trim using rotary nylon to remove overgrowth not less than three (3) inches or more than four (4) inches around the perimeter of all obstructions such as signs, posts, structures, test wells, fences, poles, trees, palms, walls, slabs, etc. with every service. Line trimming shall be done during or as an immediate operation following the mowing for every service. Line trimming shall not be performed against the base of trees, palms, or plants. 6. The contractor shall edge using blade along walks, pavements, utility boxes, curbs, roadways to maintain a vertical edge with every service. This edging shall be a minimum depth of one (1) inch, adjacent to walks, pavements, utility boxes, curbs, roadways with the encroaching growth cut with the edger removed with every service. Edging shall be done during or as an immediate operation following the mowing for every service. 7. The Contractor shall maintain trees and palms to a minimum of eight (8) feet of clearance from grade with every service. This shall include sucker growth from trees, pup growth from palms, etc. 8. The Contractor shall remove with every service, dead fronds on the ground and from palms where the boot of the frond is reachable from standing at grade. 9. The Contractor shall trim shrubs and hedges with mechanical hedge shears to remove a portion of the current seasons growth to create a dense, level, even, and consistent appearance. 10.The Contractor shall use a blower to clear sidewalks, pathways, roadways, walkways to leave a clean surface before moving to next ROW section. Blowing shall be done during or as an immediate operation following the mowing for every service. 11.The Contractor shall maintain all specified areas for weed control with each service. Weed control is required in all areas devoid of plant materials, within cracks/seams/joints of sidewalks, curbs, pavement, guardrails, fences, and areas of hardscape, etc. Weed control includes, but is not limited to: the manual removal of all weeds, invasive species, and unwanted turf; the manual removal of invasive species and foreign growth; the manual removal of adventitious seedlings using hand pruner, hand saw, or mechanical saw; the mechanical removal of weeds using rotary nylon line trimmer in cracks/seams/joints of sidewalks, curbs, pavers, pavement, and hardscape, etc. The Contractor must obtain written permission from Contract Coordinator to apply liquid herbicide.

A. The Contractor shall include the following with each Mow Service: 1. The Contractor shall remove all litter and debris prior to each service, and shall not mow, trim, or edge over litter and debris. This includes, but is not limited to, paper, littler, blow trash, etc. All clippings, trimming, branches, fronds, etc. from service shall be removed upon completion of that days service. The Contractor shall be responsible for proper disposal of all such litter, debris, clippings, trimmings, branches, fonds, etc. and shall not be deposited into City trash receptacle or dumpsters. The Contractor shall rinse, rake, sweep, and/or blow all hardscape surfaces to leave each site in a safe, clean, and aesthetically pleasing condition prior to moving to next ROW area. 2. The Contractor shall remove any snipe signs, bulletins of a temporary nature, and advertising items such as open houses, garage sales, lost pets, sale notices, political elections, etc., located on ROW. These signs, bulletins, and items, including their attachment method, must be removed and properly disposed of with each service. The Contractor is responsible for their disposal and shall not be deposited into City trash receptacle or dumpster. 3. The Contractor shall be responsible for all accumulated and dumped building debris, yard waste, palm fronds and tree branches, bulk trash, or storm damage including, but not limited to, furniture, mattresses, construction debris, palm fronds, tree branches, and miscellaneous refuse for volumes of ten (10) cubic yards and less. For volumes more than ten (10) cubic yards: a. The Contractor shall notify the Contract Coordinator of any dumped building debris, yard waste, bulk trash, or storm damage including, but not limited to, furniture, mattresses, construction debris, and miscellaneous refuse for ten (10) cubic yards and more before starting work in that area. b. The Contractor shall take photos of such material, time and date stamp the photos, provide location of material, and email to the Contract Coordinator. c. The Contract Coordinator shall provide authorization to Contractor, and then Contractor shall remove and dispose of such debris utilizing the additional services trash removal rate quoted. 4. The Contractor shall maintain a minimum of five feet (5) clear maintenance path along the east and west edges of the FEC Railroad Safety Setback to allow Contractor safe maintenance access along ROW. 5. The Contractor shall mow grass/weed areas to a height of not less than three (3) inches or not more than four (4) inches with every service. Uncut or uneven sections of turf are unacceptable. 6. The Contractor shall line trim using rotary nylon to remove overgrowth not less than three (3) inches or more than four (4) inches around the perimeter of all obstructions such as signs, posts, structures, test wells, fences, poles, trees, palms, walls, slabs, etc. with every service. Line trimming shall be done during or as an immediate operation following the mowing for every service. Line trimming shall not be performed against the base of trees, palms, or plants. 7. The contractor shall edge using blade along walks, pavements, utility boxes, curbs, roadways to maintain a vertical edge with every service. This edging shall be a minimum depth of one (1) inch, adjacent to walks, pavements, utility boxes, curbs, roadways with the encroaching growth cut with the edger removed with every service. Edging shall be done during or as an immediate operation following the mowing for every service. 8. The Contractor shall maintain trees and palms to a minimum of eight (8) feet of clearance from grade with every service. This shall include sucker growth from trees, pup growth from palms, etc. 9. The Contractor shall trim back all growth at any height that encroach into FEC Safety Setback. This shall include tree branches, palm branches, overgrowth, etc. 10.The Contractor shall remove with every service, dead fronds on the ground and from palms where the boot of the frond is reachable from standing at grade. 11.The Contractor shall trim shrubs and hedges with mechanical hedge shears to remove a portion of the current seasons growth to create a dense, level, even, and consistent appearance. 12.The Contractor shall use a blower to clear sidewalks, pathways, roadways, walkways to leave a clean surface before moving to next ROW section. Blowing shall be done during or as an immediate operation following the mowing for every service. 13.The Contractor shall maintain all specified areas for weed control with each service. Weed control is required in all areas devoid of plant materials, within cracks/seams/joints of sidewalks, curbs, pavement, guardrails, fences, and areas of hardscape, etc. Weed control includes, but is not limited to: the manual removal of all weeds, invasive species, and unwanted turf; the manual removal of invasive species and foreign growth; the manual removal of adventitious seedlings using hand pruner, hand saw, or mechanical saw; the mechanical removal of weeds using rotary nylon line trimmer in cracks/seams/joints of sidewalks, curbs, pavers, pavement, and hardscape, etc. The Contractor must obtain written permission from Contract Coordinator to apply liquid herbicide.

Delivery Location: 2101 NW 49 AVE, Lauderhill, FL 33313 Attention: Dan Oliva Questions - Contact Dan Oliva at (954) 802-8577 ITEM QUANTITY UNIT DESCRIPTION DELIVERY TIME UNIT COST (Including Shipping) Lift Station Repeater Station SCADA Radio Circuit/Antenna Repairs ASAP Omni Antenna (900 MHz Industrial Quality) 1 Directional Antenna (900 MHz Industrial Quality) 1 Coaxial Cable Circuits with RF Fittings and cable attachment hardware stainless steel 2 Labor to replace and test two antenna circuits iNet Radios (GE MDS iNet SCADA Radio) if needed 2 QUOTATION VALID FOR ______ DAYS The successful vendor will be required to provide a W-9 form and a certificate of insurance Naming the City of Lauderhill as an additional insured. Subtotal Applicable Discounts TOTAL

The CITY is requesting proposals from qualified PROPOSERS to provide labor, supervision, equipment, supplies, tools, permitting, maintenance of traffic, safety measures and all other necessary incidentals for Maintenance and Repair Services on an ongoing, or as needed basis, and at the sole discretion of the CITY, in the following categories of work and services: A. Painting B. Construction Trades C. Canopy Structures Inspection/Install/Repair D. Irrigation Pump & Lift Stations Electrical Install/Repair

The City of Miramar is accepting bids for the East Water Treatment Plant Sand Separator Project (Re-bid).

The Building and Grounds Department of the Seminole Tribe of Florida is requesting bids from qualified contractors to replace fencing at the Sports Complex Ball Field at Brighton Reservation.

Scope of Work: Vendor shall provide clay lip repair and sod replacement on two ballfields at Broward Couty Parks and Recreaons Brian Piccolo Park. 1. Repair Clay Lips and Sod Replacement on two Ballfields see aached diagram a. Excavate clay lip build-up on infield/ouield arc of each of two ballfields. b. Excavate and remove sod approximately 16 feet out from the infield/ouield arc. Vendor is responsible for hauling away and disposing of the old sod and all debris. c. Rough level this area even with exisng ouield grass. d. It is esmated that the work above in 1.a 1.c will take 1-2 working days. e. At this point, Broward County staff will laser grade the ballfields, esmated to take 1- 2 working days. f. Vendor shall return to the worksite within 5 working days of the laser grading being complete and install approximately 4,882 square feet (2,441 square feet on each field) of new Bermuda grass sod, supplied by Vendor, to the prepped area. This work is esmated to take 1-2 working days. 2. General a. Vendor shall supply all equipment, labor and materials to perform the lip repair, remove the old sod, and install new sod. b. Broward County shall supply the clay needed for Vendor to perform the lip repair. c. Vendor shall be in the regular business of sodding ballfields, as evidenced by 3. Delivery/Installaon a. Shipping of all materials shall be FOB Desnaon, including all handling, offloading, and installaon within 30 calendar days of receipt of purchase order. Vendor who is unable to meet this meframe may be considered non-responsive. b. Work hours shall be Monday through Friday, 8:00AM to 7:00PM, except County holidays. Vendor shall coordinate work dates and mes with the Project Manager. Work performed at other mes shall be by special arrangement only and must be approved by the Project Manager. c. Vendor shall schedule and conduct a complete walk through of the site with the Project Manager prior to work being performed. d. Site locaon: Brian Piccolo Sports Park, 9501 Sheridan Street, Cooper City, FL 33024 Project Manager: Rogers Hayes, 954-357-5154 or 954-357-5150

The School Board of Broward County, Florida desires to receive Proposals from qualified proposers for Mary M. Bethune Elementary School Phase 2A Construction and Phase 2B Demolition.

The Housing Department of the Seminole Tribe of Florida is requesting bids from qualified contractors to provide hurricane impact windows and doors installation services needed in Port St Lucie (Off Reservation).

The City of Fort Lauderdale is soliciting quotes from qualified and experienced holiday lighting and decoration firms to provide Holiday Lighting and Decoration Services within the Northwest-Progresso-Flagler Heights Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) area. 2.1 General Scope The Contractor shall provide holiday lighting and dcor services along the NW/NE 6th Street (Sistrunk Boulevard) corridor within the CRA Area. Services shall include the design, installation, maintenance, removal, and off-season storage of all holiday lighting and dcor. The holiday lighting and dcor shall be designed to enhance the visual appearance of the corridor and create an inviting atmosphere for residents, visitors, and local businesses during both daytime and nighttime conditions during the holiday season. The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, permits, and other resources necessary to perform the services described in this solicitation. The total cost of services, including labor, materials, installation, removal, permits, and any other associated costs, shall be included in the bid line pricing. The Contractor shall not be entitled to additional compensation beyond the approved contract amount. The Contractor shall be responsible for becoming fully familiar with all site conditions and factors that may affect the performance of the work. Failure to do so shall not relieve the Contractor of its obligation to perform the services in accordance with the requirements of this solicitation, nor shall it serve as a basis for additional compensation.

Demolition of air monitoring site, including 8 x 10 shed, 12' x 12' deck, fence around the site, all footings, pavers, electric stump, conduit piping and other debris at the site. Remove trees and shrubs within the fenced area, including vines on fencing. Haul off and dispose of demolition detritus. Return site grounds to grass by adding sod. Add irrigation, if/as needed. Prefer demolition completed during summer recess. Location: Hollywood, FL (Colbert Elementary School, 2702 Funston St, Hollywood, FL 33020)