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07/21/2026 - USA | FL | MIAMI- DADE COUNTY | MIAMIMidsize City
Security Systems Services - The purpose of this Invitation to Bid ( ITB) is to establish a pool of pre- approved vendors to inspect, maintain, repair, and provide video retrieval and preventive maintenance to maintain a fully operational security system throughout Miami- Dade County Public Schools.
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Establish a pool of pre-approved vendors for inspection, maintenance, repair, video retrieval, and preventive maintenance of security systems for Miami-Dade County Public Schools. The bid opening date is August 18, 2026. A non-mandatory pre-bid conference will be held on July 27, 2026, via Google Meet.
Permit services for various construction and maintenance projects Permit applications for: roadway lighting maintenance, boatlift electrical service, LP tank, solar photovoltaic cage, fire alarm, parking lot milling, spray booth, carport fire sprinkler, parking lot restripe, sign communication tower, fire suppression system, parking lot resurface, tent deck, fuel tank, pool heater, water heater, demolition, hood suppression, plumbing, window replacement, dock hurricane protection, sewer connection.
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This document outlines permit fees for a wide range of construction, maintenance, and repair projects. It details fees for plans review, inspections, reinspections, and various permit types including residential, commercial, and trade permits. Penalties apply for failure to obtain a permit before commencing work, potentially up to quadruple the original fee. Permit extensions and temporary certificates of occupancy also have associated fees.
Fees are generally paid upfront for permit applications and services. A 4% surcharge is added to the fee.
Failure to obtain a permit prior to commencing work will result in a penalty of up to quadruple the original fee.
Permit and inspection services for various construction and repair projects. Concrete flat work, boatlift electrical service, LP tank, solar photovoltaic cage, fire alarm, parking lot milling, spray booth, carport, fire sprinkler, parking lot restripe, sign communication tower, fire suppression system, parking lot resurface, tent deck, fuel tank, pool heater, water heater, demolition, hood suppression, plumbing, window replacement, dock, hurricane protection, sewer connection, residential interior remodel, garage, residential addition, swimming pool, seawalls, boat lifts, docks, fences, signs, temporary event use, landscaping, tree permits, mulching, street name changes, data discs, aerial prints, aerial images, address verification, address number change, address permit review, property owner notification, mailing postage, specialized map rates, impact fees.
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This document outlines a fee schedule for various permits and inspection services related to construction, repair, and development projects. It includes fees for different types of permits such as building, electrical, plumbing, fire suppression, zoning, landscaping, and demolition. Penalties for failure to obtain a permit before commencing work can be up to quadruple the original fee. Extension requests and temporary certificate of occupancy fees are also detailed. The document also covers fees for right-of-way permits, stormwater services, and land information mapping services.
failure to obtain a permit prior to commencing work will result in a penalty of up to quadruple the original fee
Hurricane Milton Historical Courthouse Foundation Repairs
Historic Courthouse Foundation Repairs Foundation repairs, electrical service change, LP tank installation, solar photovoltaic cage installation, fire alarm system installation, parking lot milling, spray booth installation, carport construction, fire sprinkler system installation, parking lot restriping, sign installation, communication tower installation, fire suppression system installation, parking lot resurfacing, tent construction, dock construction, fuel tank installation, pool heater installation, water heater installation, demolition, hood suppression system installation, plumbing services, window replacement, dock construction, hurricane protection measures, sewer connection, flat fee based permits, residential interior remodel, garage construction, residential addition, swimming pool construction, plans review, inspections, preapplication consultation, plans amendment/change, residential single- family permit, commercial/multifamily permit, plan restamping, plan review rejection, reinspections, p
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This document outlines various permit fees and requirements for construction and repair projects in Charlotte County, Florida. It details costs for plans review, inspections, permits for residential and commercial work, including specific items like swimming pools, garages, and additions. The document also covers fees for right-of-way permits, zoning reviews, and specialized services such as street name changes and aerial image data. It includes information on penalties for failure to obtain permits and details on restoration grassing specifications, including sodding and seeding requirements, warranty provisions, and measurement methods for payment. The document also references specific hurricane damage reports for the Historic Courthouse.
During the contract warranty period, sodded, seeded, and temporary seeded areas that wash away shall be resodded and reseeded at no additional cost to the county. During the contract warranty period, sodded, seeded, and temporary seeded areas that wash away shall be resodded and reseeded at no additional cost to the county.
Failure to obtain a permit prior to commencing work will result in a penalty of up to quadruple the original fee.
Rosemary Pool Gate Replacement Replacement of the existing entrance gate system and installation of a new galvanized steel gate system at the Rosemary Recreational Complex. Work includes gate demolition, miscellaneous metals, gate hardware, access control card readers, electrical modifications, fire alarm integration, testing, commissioning, and restoration of disturbed surfaces.
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Sealed bids are being accepted for the Rosemary Pool Gate Replacement project. A pre-bid conference is scheduled for June 10, 2026. Bids are due by 11:00 AM on June 25, 2026. A bid deposit of 5% of the bid value is required. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible and eligible bidder. Work is anticipated to commence upon execution and be completed by September 30, 2026.
Sealed bids must be submitted no later than 11:00 AM, June 25, 2026.
Payment shall be made on the amount of work performed based upon the unit prices placed on the bid forms, upon submission of an invoice and acceptance of the work by the director of public works. Prepayment is not allowed.
The bid price form includes fields for warranty on labor in months and warranty on materials in months, but specific durations are not detailed in the provided text.
The town will award the contract to the lowest responsible and eligible bidder based upon the total bid price.
Bidders must furnish proof of a minimum of three continuous years in business and provide owner contact information for five projects of similar nature and scope completed within the last five years.
Failure of the contractor to comply with designating a project supervisor may result in a penalty of $200 per day. Failure to employ a minimum of 2 competent workers on site daily may result in a penalty of $200 per business day.
A pre-bid conference will be held at 10:00 AM on June 10, 2026, at the Rosemary Rec Complex. Attendance is strongly encouraged but not required.
Questions are due by June 18, 2026, at 5:00 PM.
Proposals from companies or individuals not acknowledging addenda may be rejected as not responsive. Late bids will not be considered.
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