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Lake Lindsey Road is a two-lane rural collector roadway located in Hernando County approximately six miles north of Brooksville. The Lake Lindsey Phase 4 project includes roadway resurfacing and associated improvements within the existing right-of-way. Work generally consists of shoulder improvements, drainage enhancements, driveway reconstruction, minor roadway realignments to improve safety and alignment, and related roadway improvements. Refer to the construction plans and specifications herein for complete project details.

Hernando County Parks and Recreation is seeking qualified contractors to complete the renovation and conversion of the existing southwest tennis courts at Delta Woods Park, located at 3400 Deltona Blvd., Spring Hill, FL 34606.

The park currently contains two sets of tennis courts situated on the west side. This project focuses specifically on the southwest court, where one tennis court has already been converted into pickleball courts, and three tennis courts remain. The scope of work includes renovating the two existing pickleball courts and converting the remaining three tennis courts into eight additional pickleball courts, resulting in a total of ten pickleball courts upon project completion.

A. Service Locations 1. Street sweeping services shall be performed on thirteen (13) designated road sections or areas within Hernando County. 2. A table listing the roadway segments and their respective distances is provided in Section 8, Pricing Proposal. 3. The total number of miles covered for a complete sweeping cycle can be found in Exhibit C - ROUTE CURB MILES TABLE - Updated 3/26/26TL.

B. Frequency and Scheduling 1. Street sweeping shall be performed quarterly for all designated roadway sections. 2. Sweeping operations shall be conducted during nighttime hours in order to minimize impacts to vehicular traffic. 3. The Contractor shall provide the County with a minimum of seven (7) business days advance notice prior to each scheduled sweeping event.

C. Equipment Requirements 1. The Contractor shall utilize street sweeping equipment capable of effectively removing debris from roadway surfaces, including curbs and curbed medians. 2. All equipment shall be properly maintained, fully operational, and suitable for the scope of work. 3. Street sweeping equipment shall be regenerative air or vacuum-type sweepers, or other equipment demonstrated to meet or exceed pollutant removal efficiencies described in FDEP guidance. Mechanical broom sweepers may only be used where appropriate and with prior County approval. Equipment shall be capable of effectively removing fine particles associated with stormwater pollution. 4. Equipment shall be operated by qualified and trained personnel. undefined #26-T01306 Title: Street Sweeping Services 39

D. FDEP Guidance Compliance 1. Street sweeping services shall be performed in accordance with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Guidance for Street Sweeping (latest edition), as applicable. In the event of a conflict between this Scope of Work and the FDEP guidance, the more stringent requirement shall apply. 2. The Contractor shall implement Best Management Practices (BMPs) identified in the FDEP guidance to maximize pollutant removal efficiency and minimize environmental impacts, including but not limited to sediment, nutrients, and floatable debris.

E. Sweeping Operations 1. Sweeping operations shall focus on the removal of debris from curb lines and curbed medians in order to maintain clean and safe roadway conditions. 2. The Contractor shall ensure that all designated roadway sections are fully covered during each quarterly sweeping cycle. 3. Sweeping operations shall be conducted in a manner consistent with FDEP-recommended BMPs, including prioritization of curb lines, gutters, and areas of sediment accumulation. 4. The Contractor shall adjust sweeping practices (e.g., speed, number of passes, and equipment settings) as necessary to achieve effective removal of fine sediments and associated pollutants. 5. A visual reference of the areas to be swept can be found in Exhibit A - Sweeping Maps - Revised 3/2/2026

F. Debris Management 1. All debris collected during sweeping operations shall be handled, transported, and disposed of in accordance with FDEP guidance and all applicable federal, state, and local regulations. 2. The Contractor shall ensure that collected material is not reintroduced into the stormwater system and is disposed of at an approved facility.

G. Reporting and Documentation 1. Following each sweeping event, the Contractor shall provide GPS tracking data for all sweeping vehicles used during the operation. 2. Reports shall include, at a minimum: a. Dates and times of service b. Roadway sections serviced c. GPS route and coverage data undefined #26-T01306 Title: Street Sweeping Services 40 d. Vehicle speed data demonstrating proper sweeping operation e. A filled-out copy of Exhibit B - Sweeping Data Tracker shall also be included with the Report. 3. The Contractor shall also quantify the volume of debris collected during each quarterly sweeping event. 4. In addition to the requirements listed above, reporting shall support documentation of pollutant load reduction consistent with FDEP guidance. Debris quantities shall be tracked in a manner that allows the County to estimate pollutant removal (e.g., tons or cubic yards collected per route). 5. The debris quantity information shall be included with the invoice submitted to the County.

H. Inspection and Performance Verification 1. The County reserves the right to review GPS data and conduct inspections to verify that all designated roadway sections have been properly swept. 2. If any roadway sections are found to be unswept or inadequately swept, the Contractor shall re-sweep the affected areas at no additional cost to the County.

I. Performance and Contract Compliance 1. Submission of invoices for services that were not performed, as verified by County review, may be considered non-performance. 2. If such issues appear to be recurring, the County reserves the right to terminate the contract in accordance with applicable contract provisions. 3. The County may also terminate the contract if the Contractor: a. Fails to properly perform sweeping services b. Fails to comply with reporting requirements c. Demonstrates recurring performance deficiencies

J. Safety and Regulatory Compliance 1. All work performed under this contract shall comply with Hernando County safety standards, applicable local regulations, and FDEP guidance for street sweeping as a stormwater quality Best Management Practice.

The intent of this project is to provide mowing services for four (4) areas within Hernando County. These areas include Spring Hill, Royal Highlands, Ridge Manor, and rural Hernando County. This project will consist of six (6) individual scopes of work to provide the appropriate levels of maintenance for these areas. Multiple vendors will be awarded to each scope of work to ensure the levels of maintenance are upheld. The Vendor/Contractor will supply all material, labor, equipment, and transportation in order to accomplish the mowing services of residential Drainage Retention Areas (DRA) and Drainage Right of Way (DROW) areas, as described in these Contract documents at the locations and within the limits specified. The Vendor/Contractor is responsible for implementing the proper Management of Traffic while performing the work specified within the Contract documents. Vegetation in all areas consists of various types of grasses and weeds. When complete, a mowing area must present a uniform and tidy appearance within the specifications of the Contract.

Hernando County is seeking a full-service architectural and design team to support the development of a central Fleet Garage Facility. The selected firm will provide program verification and assessment, site evaluation and recommendations, and the preparation of conceptual, schematic, design development, construction administration, and bidding documents, along with cost estimates. The project is anticipated to be delivered through a hard bid process and will require comprehensive, code-compliant, and fully biddable documentation.

The project site has not yet been selected. The awarded firm will assist in evaluating existing and potential sites for feasibility, as well as developing appropriate layouts to support efficient garage and fleet operations.

This solicitation for pre-qualified contractors was originally released in May of 2023. The original solicitation provided for the addition of contractors every six (6) months. As such, Hernando County, Florida (County) invites interested Vendor/Contractors to submit Qualifications to provide construction services as a General Contractor or a Specialty Licensed Contractor for projects with a value of $500,000.00 or less. Previously pre-qualified contractors need not reapply and will remain in the pre-qualified pool. Any new contractors qualified under this pre-qualification pool refresh opportunity will be added to the existing list of pre-qualified contractors. A list of current pre-qualified contractors is attached as "Exhibit C" to this solicitation.

1. The County will approve qualified Vendor/Contractors through a selection committee to form a basis of Proposers/Contractors to request Quotes on an as needed basis.
2. The County will have four (4) categories of qualified Vendor/Contractors.
3. Proposers/Contractors who are qualified in more than one (1) category shall submit their qualification for each category under this solicitation.
4. The County intends to award to multiple Vendor/Contactors for each category and my choose the same Vendor/Contractor for more than one (1) category.
5. The County will provide a Request for Quote (example in this Solicitation as "Exhibit A") to qualified Vendor/Contractors awarded in the applicable section for projects that are estimated under $500,000.00 based on the scope of services provided for each project. The Vendor/Contractors shall respond to the Quote as requested by the requesting department. The Vendor/Contractor who provides the lowest Quote shall receive a Work Authorization (example in this Solicitation as "Exhibit C") for execution by County and Contractor.
6. The County reserves the right to add Pre-qualified Vendors/Contractors every six (6) months, throughout the Contract term.

The Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, tools, supervision, and incidentals necessary to complete the replacement of existing fascia, soffit, gutter, and downspouts as depicted in the approved construction plans and specifications at the East Hernando Branch Library located in Hernando County, Florida.

The District is soliciting bids from Certified Florida Water Well Contractors, to furnish and deliver, if, and when ordered, to the District, all required Services and Materials necessary to accomplish the project as described in the RFB documents. The terms and conditions of this RFB are incorporated into the resulting contractual relationship between the Contractor and the District. This project involves the construction of monitor wells as listed in:

Attachment 1, Scope of Work for Lake Lowery

Attachment 2, Scope of Work for Lake Annie

Attachment 3, Scope of Work for Coley Deep

The monitor well site is within the Districts boundaries. Well construction details are illustrated in the scope of work for each well. Casing depths and total depths are estimated. The Contractor recognizes that time is of the essence for completing the work and the importance of meeting the time schedule provided for each well and the Project overall. The Contractor(s) must be able to provide sufficient equipment and personnel to meet District deadlines