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The Riviera Beach CRA is seeking bids from qualified sign contractors to design, fabricate, and install approximately 11 custom directional signs as part of the Wayfinding Program. The signs will be installed at four primary gateways and high-traffic locations:

Marina Village (3 Signs) Intersection of Broadway and Blue Heron Blvd (4 Signs) Intersection of 13th Street and Broadway (3 Signs) Silver Beach Road and Broadway (1 Sign)

This project aims to improve navigation, elevate the City's visual identity, and create a cohesive, branded experience for both residents and visitors.

Palm Beach County is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide hydrogeologic engineering services for wellfields, production and disposal wells, located at Palm Beach County Water Utilities Dept facilities and other county and non-county facilities.

The purpose of this solicitation to secure pricing and establish a term contract with an experienced Contractor to provide, install, test, and repair overhead doors and fire shutters.

The City of Delray Beach (City) is seeking bids from qualified companies to provide all labor, equipment, supplies, andnecessary for the removal and disposal of wet lime sludge generated by the Citys Water Treatment Plant at 200 SW 6th St, Delray Beach, FL 33444. SCOPE The City of Delray Beach (City) is seeking bids from qualified companies to provide all labor, equipment, supplies, and transportation necessary for the removal and disposal of wet lime sludge generated by the Citys Water Treatment Plant at 200 SW 6th St, Delray Beach, FL 33444. Contractor shall have and maintain all necessary permits for transport and disposal of the lime sludge produced. The Contractor will comply with all regulations pertaining to the transport and disposal of the lime sludge. The Contractor will be responsible for all related costs - whether stated or unstated - for the acceptance, transport, management, and disposal of lime sludge in accordance with all existing applicable regulations and in compliance with all requirements of this document. The Citys facilities are currently operating under regulations issued by Federal and State regulatory agencies. The Contractor shall abide by any order, regulation, permit, license, restriction, injunction, moratorium, or denial of permission to operate the facilities which may be imposed or issued by any agency having jurisdiction. The Contractor shall cooperate with the City during any test, experiment, construction, maintenance, or any other operation, which may affect the production of lime sludge at the City facility. The ultimate disposal of the materials by the Contractorshall be in an environmentally acceptable manner in accordance with all local, county, state, and federal requirements. Contractor shall be responsible for any costs incurred as a result of the disposal of material, including fines, penalties and testing of material. The Contractor shall remove and dispose of the wet sludge material from the Water Treatment Plant in accordance with the contract documents and without any interference to the operations of the Water Treatment Plant facility.

Overhead and rolling door maintenance and repair shall include, but not be limited to: 1. Lubricate the wheels, tracks, cables, chains, and adjust as needed. 2. Visually inspect cables, tracks and chains for wear. 3. Check fluid levels in gear box, if equipped. 4. Check belt for wear. 5. Check safety switches, bars, and related controls for proper operation. 6. Repair of existing garage doors, motors, pumps, springs, openers, chains, cables, gears, locking mechanism, receivers and remote controls. 7. Repair of garage door controllers, such as, but not limited to, photo sensors, laser beams, LED lights, exhaust fans controlling or controlled by the operation of garage doors. 8. Repair of overhead roll-up security grilles, motors, openers and chains, cables, locking mechanism, receiver and controls. 9. Repair of door seals on top, bottom or sides of door. 10. Repair to all side rails, overhead rails and guide wheels within the rails. 11. Troubleshoot repair and replace damaged circuits. Replacement of (like for like) parts and components as necessary.

The purpose of this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is to solicit formal written Statement of Qualifications (SOQs) from experienced and qualified individuals, corporations, partnerships and other legal entities (RESPONDENTS) to provide a wide range of Consulting Engineering Services in support of the Continued Operations and Maintenance of the Biosolids Processing Facility for the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County (AUTHORITY). The evaluation process shall be in accordance with Florida Statute 287.055, Consultants Competitive Negotiations Act.\n\nIt is the AUTHORITYs intent to contract with the top ranked firm as established by the Evaluation Committee subject to the approval of the AUTHORITYs Governing Board. The AUTHORITY does not guarantee any minimum amount of work.\n\nThe Agreement shall be for a term of three (3) years with the option of an additional three (3) year renewal subject to review and approval of the Governing Board of the Solid Waste Authority at the sole and unfettered discretion of the AUTHORITY.\n\nThe AUTHORITY requires RESPONDENTS to commit to Three Percent (3%) SBE Subcontractor participation to meet the Affirmative Procurement Initiative applied to this procurement.

Scope of Work: A. Irrigation systems shall be constructed using sprinklers, valves, piping, fittings, controllers, wiring, etc. of sizes and types as shown on the drawings and as called for in these specifications. The system shall be constructed to grades and conform to areas and locations as shown on the drawings. Sprinkler lines, valves, piping, wiring, etc. are essentially diagrammatic. Minor adjustments in location to suit field conditions are anticipated. Major relocations shall have prior approval of the Department. Unless otherwise specified or indicated on the drawings, construction of the irrigation system shall include furnishing, installing and testing of all mains, laterals and fittings, furnishing and installing of sprinkler heads, gate valves, control valves, controllers, and control wires, etc.; all necessary specialties and accessories such as backflow preventers, pump stations, excavation and backfill, and all other Work in accordance with the plans and specifications as required for a complete system. B. The Contractor shall obtain all permits and pay required fees to any governmental agency having jurisdiction over the Work. Inspections required by local ordinances shall be arranged as required. Upon completion of the Work, satisfactory evidence that all Work has been installed in accordance with the ordinances and code requirements shall be furnished to the Department. C. While working on medians or on the roadside, proper traffic control shall be used to protect workers and the public. Traffic control operations for installation and for future maintenance shall be in accordance with the Palm Beach County Streetscape Standards Manual, dated October 29, 2003, and as stated in the Maintenance of Traffic Section in these Contract Documents. All Work shall be done in accordance with all local and state codes and standards. All above ground apparatus and structures that are installed shall be kept a minimum of 6' from the adjacent travel lane.

Tree removal shall consist of the complete removal from the site and the proper disposal of trees and all its logs, branches, brush and other debris, including cutting, loading, hauling, and disposing of by the successful bidder at no additional cost to the County. Additionally, the successful bidder shall either completely remove the stump (stump shall be considered as the part of the tree trunk including root ball left after the tree has come down), or grind it to be 6" below finished grade, or leave stump level with existing grade and chemically treat it for sufficient time to permanently eliminate any and all secondary growth from the stump. Trees included in these specifications shall include standing, leaning and fallen trees. It shall be the successful bidders responsibility to have access to the appropriate equipment (e.g. bucket trucks, stump grinders, chipper units, articulating wheel loaders with grapple and grapple log trucks) to perform the work requested uninterrupted from start to completion. Successful bidder shall, on date of service, leave the site in a condition equal to that which existed prior to the commencement of all operations. Debris generated shall not be disposed of or deposited in any County trash and/or garbage receptacle, or in areas adjacent to County properties. Backfilling of holes created by the removal of trees shall include all fill and installation required. Successful bidder shall, within twenty-four (24) hours of notification by the County representative, visually inspect the site(s) with the County representative where work shall be performed. At such time, trees to be removed shall be measured (as outlined in the following paragraph) and marked. A written quote with an itemized breakdown, shall be submitted to the County representative within twenty-four (24) hours of visual inspection. To determine Diameter at Breast Height (DBH) successful bidder shall measure the diameter of the tree to be removed at 4 above the adjacent ground by using a caliper, forestry tape, or measuring the circumference and using the geometric conversion of: CIRCUMFERENCE pi (3.1416) = DIAMETER. In the event a tree branch is below 4 , each individual leader at 4 will be measured separately and added together to establish the final DBH. DBH will not include any empty space between leaders (leaders shall be considered as the growing apex or main shoot of the tree). In the case of trees with multiple adventitious roots (aerial roots) such as ficus trees, the main leader measurement will determine the DBH. Adventitious roots (aerial roots) will not be included in the measurement unless the root diameter exceeds 6. Trees 1" DBH and greater shall be paid for at the unit price for tree removal based on price per inch of diameter, as outlined on the Bid Response page(s). Palm Tree heights shall be measured from the ground up to the point where the vegetation/palm frond growth begins. Herbicide used for stump treatment shall be a systemic herbicide such as Triclopyr (Garlon 4). Herbicide shall be applied at recommended label rates. A red dye shall be used to mark identification of treated stumps. All herbicide treatments shall be at least 95% effective in preventing re-sprouting of treated trees. If 95% kill rate is not achieved for any area of the project after two (2) months past completion, additional treatments of the exotic trees/stems in the problem area shall be the responsibility of the successful bidder until a 95% kill rate is achieved for a minimum of two (2) months. Tree removal shall require the successful bidder to load and haul from the site and recycle all vegetative material associated with the tree and stump removal and chip all debris from all limbs with a diameter of 12" or less. At the Countys discretion, the County may choose to keep all chipped material that is generated from the job. Otherwise successful bidder will load and haul from site and recycle all vegetative material. An area that has four (4) or more trees (regardless of size) in close proximity as defined by a single or adjacent property boundary shall be classified in the "over 3 trees" category. In all other cases the "up to 3 trees" category shall be used. Trees shall be classified as being encumbered when located near any overhead and/or underground utilities, located within or near protected plant species, manmade structures or located in a remote area not accessible by wheeled machinery. The successful bidder shall be responsible for contacting the appropriate utilities for location of any buried or aerial utilities in the work area which could be damaged by successful bidders operation. Trees that are located at such distance (across the street, etc.) from an encumbrance so that by topping the tree it will safely clear the encumbrance, shall be classified as free of encumbrances (as solely determined by the County representative). Undesirable trees located amongst protected species of plants may need to be removed, by the successful bidder, using specialized equipment (crane, etc.) to minimize impact/damage to the protected species. It is imperative that the successful bidders arborist be on site to make sure proper pruning techniques are followed, to identify native versus exotic species, and ensure that state regulations pertaining to protected species are followed. The successful bidder shall be responsible under the direct supervision of their Arborist, for providing all pruning associated with tree removal services in proximity of protected species at no additional charge to the County. Native vegetation, protected plant species, and sensitive lands shall not be impacted during the removal of an unwanted tree, unless provided for under a permit. When applicable, the County shall acquire all necessary permits. The successful bidder shall take all necessary steps to comply with all permits and environmental regulations associated with the project. When clearing exotic (nonnative) trees for the enhancement/restoration projects, a representative from the County shall be present at the start of the project to supply technical support.

CONTRACTOR shall provide ground crews to treat invasive and nuisance vegetation in COUNTY owned and managed lands, parks and right of ways. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for providing crews, equipment, herbicide and supplies for treating aquatic, wetland and terrestrial vegetation using ground application methods. CONTRACTOR shall provide services to COUNTY Departments including, but not limited to, Environmental Resources Management, Engineering & Public Works and Parks & Recreation. CONTRACTOR shall provide services at Zone 1, Zone 2, or Zones 1 and 2. (COUNTY to adjust based on award of the contract(s).

The Work consists of providing and laying sod, and/or watering, and/or applying hydro-seeding in areas specified by the District. Bids will be submitted for an annual Districtwide Contract, with up to four (4) additional one-year renewal options based on the Districts fiscal year (October 1-September 30). The Owner is Indian Trail Improvement District.)

The work covered by this Request for Quote consists of the furnishing of all labor, equipment, devices, tools, materials, transportation, professional services, supervision, drawings, permitting, and all miscellaneous requirements to perform all operations necessary to accomplish the work set forth below and shall be considered part of the Scope of Work. b. Please reference the Annual Contract Minor Construction Services for additional requirements. c. Work to be completed during the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. d. Contractor shall contact the Project Manager within seventy-two (72) hours of notice to proceed to establish scheduling, etc. required for project implementation. e. Work to be completed within one hundred twenty (180) calendar days from Notice to Proceed. The building permit package has been submitted to Palm Beach County Building Division and will require a contractor change when finalized. The contractor is responsible for the change-of-contractor fees as well as any additional sub-permits required for this project. Palm Beach County will pay the main building permit fees. f. Liquidated damages will accrue in the amount of $180 per day. g. The Contractor will provide a Certificate of Occupancy or Certificate of Completion, as appropriate, obtained from the proper Building official, prior to processing of finall payment. h. Contractor is responsible for obtaining all measurements during the site inspection

The purpose of this Request for Proposal (RFP) is to solicit formal written Proposals from experienced and qualified individuals, corporations, partnerships and other legal entities (PROPOSER) to provide the processing equipment, operations, and maintenance and marketing and sale of recovered ferrous and non-ferrous metals, for the Advanced Metals Recovery Processing System (AMRPS), located at the Solid Waste Authority's (Authority) North County Landfill, located at 6330 N Jog Road, West Palm Beach, Florida 33412.\n\nThe AUTHORITY desires to enter into a new Site License Agreement (SLA) for all activities associated with the supply, operation, and maintenance of the AMRPS for an initial term of three (3) years. A draft of the SLA is included in this RFP as Attachment A. The selected PROPOSER will begin to participate in transition planning and transition activities from current to new operations (as applicable) on or before September 23, 2026, and will operate and maintain the AMRPS per the terms and conditions included in the SLA

The Project consists of constructing process efficiency and control improvements at the Water Treatment Plant including: instrumentation and control upgrades; SCADA upgrade; installation of water quality monitoring equipment; new high service pumps; variable frequency drives, control panels and local controls for new and existing equipment; construction of a new electrical room within the Reverse Osmosis Building; miscellaneous electrical, instrumentation, miscellaneous metals, painting, concrete, and HVAC work; electrical duct banks, site work and additional upgrades as shown on the project design drawings and as specified herein.

The bids will be for furnishing all materials, labor, supervision, equipment, supplies, fees, expertise, and services necessary to The bids will be for furnishing all materials, labor, supervision, equipment, supplies, fees, expertise, and services necessary for the replacement of 22,000 linear feet of water mains within the Golfview Heights residential community and along Ohio Street located in West Palm Beach. The construction services consist generally of but are not limited to, installation of potable water mains, installation of 2 sanitary sewer manholes, installation of 824 linear feet of gravity main, installation of 27 sanitary sewer laterals, fire protection improvement, and replacement of water service lines with associated appurtenances and site restoration of affected areas within Golfview Heights and along Ohio Street. Certain documents necessary for submittal of a bid may be exempt from public disclosure. Bidders shall download and submit a Plan Holder Registration form (attached) to access these exempt documents. For questions, please contact the Project Manager Jacob Lee at (561)493-6024 or [email protected]

Palm Beach County is accepting bids for Lime Sludge Services, Term Contract

Planned Scope of Work:

Work and design with District Staff on the expansion of the Educational Program and site plan scope of work validation. Demolition of Building #2, Building #8, and Building #13 per the DOE-approved Castaldi Analysis and Educational Plant Survey. Remodel Building #1 and Building #12 to accommodate the Educational Programs andto meet all Building Codes. Evaluate and expand the existing parking lots, vehicular circulation, and pedestrian path to accommodate the proposed campus-wide scope of work. Design new parking lot and drainage improvements as required Design a new building sign for Building 17 with the new schools name: Historic Carver Technical Education Center. Install First Respondents security signage on the exterior walls of the buildings and roof(s). Provide existing facilities analysis and measured drawings for the proposed remodel of existing buildings as required. The preservation and remodel of the existing buildings may include, but are not limited to the following new scope of work:
Roof HVAC Electrical Water Service Sewer Service Elevator Cabling and Networking Removing some interior walls and/or structural redesign of load-bearing walls Structural interior shell renovations Structural exterior shell renovations Fenestration ADA compliance
Incorporate CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) principles. In addition to the A/E Basic Services outlined for the proposed scope of work, additional services may be required. These services may include, but are not limited to, Facility Programming, Measured Drawings of Existing Facilities, Civil Engineering Design covering Paving, Grading, Utilities, Drainage, Storm-water Management, Environmental permits, and all Site Permitting, Site Lighting Design, Landscape Architecture and Irrigation Design, Specialty Consultants such as Food Service Equipment, and others as required.

The purpose of this solicitation is to secure pricing and establish a term contract with an experienced Contractor to provide the fabrication of trailer center beams and other fabrication services for the Solid Waste Authority on an as-needed basis and according to the specifications provided. This solicitation is open to Certified Small Business Enterprises (SBE) only.

Contract Description. Palm Beach County Capital Improvements Division (CID) is seeking proposals from qualified design firms to provide urban search and rescue deployment services to Palm Beach Countys Fire Rescue on a task assignment basis. Task assignments will be subject to scope definition and determination of level of effort on a task-by-task basis. Generally, task assignments could include professional engineering services, customary civil, structural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical engineering services necessary as part of the response effort to a man-made or natural disaster. Work may include responding as a part of a resource team to incidents that involve structural integrity which endangers public safety; performing structural components and building integrity size-up; assisting with structural triage for rescue purposes; determining the needs for shoring and securing buildings or structures if compromise to integrity exists; supervising (and providing professional advise/direction regarding to) emergency shoring operations performed by fire department and/or urban search and rescue personnel as necessary to ensure proper and appropriate shoring methods and procedures are performed; coordinating and communicating structural related hazard mitigation; and providing direction to emergency personnel responding to the emergency with regards to rigging and/or removal of structural building components amongst other related duties. Study Activity costs of each project will not exceed $500,000 as may be amended or adjusted under the Florida Statutes related to continuing contracts and will require an architectural/engineering firm as the lead consultant.

The College has received an unsolicited proposal from Palm Beach Sports Management LLC for a proposed public-private partnership project involving professional soccer facilities on the Colleges Lake Worth Campus. According to the unsolicited proposal, the proposed project would include the planning, financing, construction, operation, and maintenance of a 6,000 to 8,000 seat soccer stadium and related facilities. The proposed project would be located generally on the southeast corner of the Lake Worth Campus, on approximately 10 to 12 acres, subject to further evaluation, due diligence, applicable approvals, and consistency with the Colleges campus master planning process. According to the unsolicited proposal, the proposed stadium would serve as the home stadium for United Soccer League mens and womens professional soccer teams and would also be available for future College NJCAA mens and/or womens soccer teams, if established by the College. The unsolicited proposal further states that the project would be privately funded by the proposer, with a current proposed budget or project vision of approximately $50 million to $60 million and would not require capital funding from the College. Bid Bond See Notice for application fee.

The project consists of furnishing and installing a new pre-engineered metal canopy structure over existing asphalt as shown on plans provided. This also includes the installation of foundation and repair of surrounding asphalt and landscape.