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The selected Design-Build Entity shall provide Design-Build services related to permitting, design, construction, commissioning, training, and handover of the following major project elements: An elevated new Main Electrical Building and a new Deep Injection Well (DIW) electrical buildings with new equipment An elevated new outdoor enclosure for diesel emergency generators Demolition of the existing Operation/Electrical Building and existing main generator building Conversion of existing DIW MCC building to a storage building Stormwater enhancements of the existing site Existing powerline relocation or underground installation Electrical, instrumentation and controls improvements Process improvements The Proposer is encouraged to review the Project Understanding document for a more detailed description of the Project. The professional/consulting design engineering and construction services may include, but are not limited to, the following: Safety improvements Regulatory requirements Replacement or repair of critical components Expansion of capacity Energy efficiency Alternate energy Sustainability Redundancy of critical components Sub-surface utility explorations Geotechnical investigations (e.g. soil survey, corrosion analysis) Environmental assessment (e.g. Phase I and/or Phase II audits, cultural/historical resources, ecological resources, endangered species) Stakeholder coordination Public outreach Permitting Cost estimating Value engineering Asset management Engineering services during planning, evaluation, design and/or construction Procurement Progressive Design-Build Services Construction Construction management services Data collection Site visits Design (drawings and specifications) Stormwater design Electrical engineering services Instrumentation and controls engineering services Operation and maintenance manuals PLC programming and SCADA Other related progressive Design-Build services Grants Assistance Survey Bidding support

SCOPE OF WORK: This Quote/Bid is to furnish all material, labor, supervision, permits and supplies necessary and reasonably incidental to prep, prime, and paint the entire complex at SROC per the project requirements provided by Capital Improvements Division in this Invitation for Quote/Bid at Attachment C and all exhibits and addenda thereto. Work is to be done under the terms and conditions of Palm Beach Countys Annual Contract - Painting & Weatherproofing, and pursuant to the conditions of the Work Order, both of which are incorporated into the Contract Documents by reference. To prep, prime, and paint the entire complex at South Region Operations Center (SROC) per the project requirements provided below and the architectural drawings and specifications included as Exhibits 1: a. The contractor shall prepare, prime, and paint all wall surfaces of buildings K, L, N, O, P, Page 2 of 4 Q, R, M, T, W, including 2 sides of all exterior doors and frames, exterior of all rollup doors, the chiller enclosure, front monument sign, bollards, fire backflow piping, knee walls, area containment walls, light poles, and all previously painted surfaces connected to or in direct relation to these areas according to the specifications provided by Tnemec Coatings Inc. attached as Exhibit 1. b. The color scheme consists of multiple colors, Mississippi Mud, Cedar Key, Indian Gray, Safety Yellow, and Safety Red. c. Mississippi Mud shall be used on all roll up and exterior doors, frames, and roof drip edge. d. Cedar Key shall be used on all field or body surfaces and containment walls. e. Indian Gray shall be used for all banding and columns. Exact locations to be determined by Water Utilities Department (WUD) after award. f. This work includes pressure cleaning: the concrete slabs and walkways directly adjoining the buildings, containment walls, pedestrian doors, shutters, louvers, roll up doors, windows, bollards, fire sprinkler back flows, light poles, and front entrance monument. g. Unpainted aluminum or stainless-steel fixtures or attachments, anodized window frames shutters, standing seam roofing panels, gutters and downspouts shall be cleaned but left unpainted. Cleaning shall be performed by proper means that does not damage surfaces. h. Existing painted surfaces shall receive paint as determined by WUD. i. Prep will also include removing existing deteriorated caulking and replacing it with new urethane caulking tooled to a smooth uniform consistent surface, repairing and patching all holes and cracks to ensure complete weather tight integrity of the surfaces being painted. j. All repairs shall match the existing surfaces finish when completed. Building Signage will be removed and replaced like in kind (Size and Type) and colors to be chosen by WUD. k. Contractor shall protect all building elements with masking tape, plastic wrap cover to prevent paint splatter, spray, and overspray damage. Vehicles, landscaping, and exterior equipment located within the work area shall be protected or temporarily relocated as necessary to prevent damage.

The successful contractor will construct ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant restrooms and showers at the Wakulla Community Center. These critical improvements address post disaster needs that are conducted at the center, as it serves as a distribution center and as a shelter to evacuees once the schools have reopened and continued shelter services are necessary.

Orange County, Florida, henceforth referred to as the County is accepting sealed bids for Orange TV Office Renovations.

This safety improvement project begins south of West Park Avenue and ends at Josephine Street/10 Street (total length of 1.84 miles). The pavement will be widened to the west and transition back to the existing intersections to provide safer connection points.

The project consists of replacing full depth concrete on the eastbound deck, sidewalk, and railing on Span 47.

This Request for Proposals is issued for the purpose of soliciting proposals from qualified contractors to provide cleaning, sandblasting, inspection, concrete repair/restoration, chemical-resistant coating installation, equipment removal/reinstallation, and site restoration for the Master Lift Station, Headworks, and Screening Structure.

The objective of this project is to identify modern PA system solutions that support routine passenger announcements, emergency communications, and future airport growth.

The City of Sebastian intends to select one contractor to complete two projects: Street Boat Ramp Dredging, including Erosion Stabilization north of the boat ramp, and Shoreline Stabilization rock revetment south of the boat ramp; and (2) Swing and Bench Park Shoreline Stabilization rock revetment.

****Subcontractor Opportunities****Palm Beach County is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide architectural, engineering, land surveying, and geotechnical services at Palm Beach County Water Utilities Dept Wastewater and Reuse Treatment Facilities and other county and non-county facilities.

***Subcontractor Opportunities*** Palm Beach County is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide architecture, engineering, land surveying, and geotechnical services.

The project consists of furnishing all labor, equipment, materials, supervision, and incidentals necessary for the construction of sidewalk improvements along Waverly Road from Meridian Road to Kenilworth Road, including a portion of sidewalk along Meridian Road. The work includes, but is not limited to, tree removal, construction of new sidewalk, curb and gutter improvements, drainage improvements, water line adjustments, sewer line adjustments, milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, demolition, sediment and erosion control, disposal of removed materials, maintenance of traffic, and restoration of disturbed areas.

The City of Tallahassee is officially inviting bids for a significant waterproofing project at the Senior Center, located at 1400 North Monroe St. We require the contractor to provide all necessary labor, supervision, equipment, permits, and supplies for this critical project. For detailed information, refer to the attached plans and specifications prepared by MLD Architects.

The Town of Miami Lakes will be accepting sealed Bids from qualified firms to provide Tree Inventory Services. The Town is seeking a specialized contractor with proven expertise in urban forestry consulting, tree inventory, and assessment. The ideal contractor will demonstrate a strong track record of delivering high-quality, data-driven solutions that support sustainable urban forest management.

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.

Successful bidder to furnish all labor and equipment, including dumpsters necessary to collect and properly dispose of all garbage, and trash in compliance with all applicable laws, codes, and regulations as per the Board of County Commissioners of Escambia County and Santa Rosa County, the City of Pensacola, the City of Milton, and the Town of Century.

The project includes construction of an additional asphalt parking lot, basketball court, lighting, playground, landscaping, and concrete sidewalks at James Rogers Park in Lynn Haven.

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.

This project requires the supply, cleaning and preparation, transport, and precise deployment (no explosives) of one or more (>85ft Length Over All) vessel(s) in Escambia County Southeast or LAARS East Artificial Reef Site . Vessel(s) will be cleaned (all fuels, oils, greases, debris, furnishings, flaking paint, etc. must be removed and properly disposed), prepared and deployed in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, permit conditions, and to the satisfaction of the Escambia County Marine Resources Division (MRD). Vessel engines may remain, but must be cleaned and flushed. Fuel tanks must be certified clean by qualified testing facility. No petroleum residue will remain in or on any part of the vessel prior to departure on reef deployment voyage. No polychlorinated biphenyl (PCBs) may remain on vessel; contractor must provide documentation and receive approval from Escambia County, state and federal agencies. PCBs must be disposed in a properly permitted waste disposal facility. MRD will provide contractor with precise deployment coordinates with Purchase Order. MRD places a priority on artificial reefs with habitat complexity and diversity, achieved by precisely deploying artificial reefs with diverse structural elements. Vessel will be inspected as soon as possible (weather and sea conditions permitting) after deployment. Any permit non-compliance must be corrected by contractor at no cost to Escambia County.

The proposed improvements consist of the construction of approximately 1,400 linear feet of enclosed stormwater conveyance infrastructure extending along 62nd Avenue from the Myrtle Grove Elementary School (MGES) Pond to the intersection of Jackson Street and 62nd Street. The proposed drainage system will tie into an existing manhole located on the south side of the Jackson Street and 62nd Street intersection and ultimately discharge to the existing 62nd Street Pond. The construction will also include the installation of concrete driveways, minor utility adjustments for conflicts, minor sidewalk adjustments and the milling/resurfacing of 62nd Avenue from the MGES to the intersection with Jackson Street. The project is intended to improve hydraulic efficiency, increase system reliability during major storm events, and provide a controlled emergency overflow pathway for the MGES pond.