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20 opportunities shown.

  1. Columbia County

    CountyFL

    Quail Heights Stormwater Pond RFP

    Work on this project includes construction of a stormwater pond/management facility for the purpose of flood prevention within the Cannon Creek drainage basin.

  2. Stormwater Master Plan - Request for Proposals

    Consulting firms to develop a comprehensive city-wide stormwater master plan to identify flooding issues, assess the existing stormwater system, analyze and update the current capital improvement plan (CIP), and evaluate the current stormwater management program.

  3. Charles County

    CountyMD

    Stormwater Facilities Task Order Services

    The Charles County Commissioners seek qualified contractors to provide on-call construction services for stormwater-facility task orders, including roadway repairs involving pipe crossings at driveways and road crossings, drainage, stormwater management, and maintenance.

  4. Charles County

    CountyMD

    Stormwater Facilities Task Order Services RFP

    The Charles County Commissioners seek qualified contractors to provide on-call construction services for stormwater-facility task orders, including roadway repairs involving pipe crossings at driveways and road crossings, drainage, stormwater management, and maintenance.

Recent buying indicators

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Why now

- Gulf Breeze's 2050 Comprehensive Plan update adds coastal resilience policies for flood-risk reduction and a City vulnerability assessment. - The capital improvements schedule funds over $6.3 million in stormwater projects, including the Navy Cove/Driftwood/Berry, Nightingale & Fairpoint, and Shoreline Basin projects. - The Nightingale & Fairpoint Gravity System will alleviate flooding on Nightingale Drive and drain runoff from Gulf Breeze Parkway, addressing a remaining drainage issue. - The city maintains a Stormwater Utility Master Plan and requires compliance with NPDES Phase II MS4 permit best management practices.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Sep 21
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Stephanie Lucas
Administrative Services Director
Clifton Wells
Assistant Public Works Director

Why now

- St. Petersburg's stormwater master plan identifies over a billion dollars in system needs over 25 years, with current annual investment at $37 million against a $50 million required. - The city has increased stormwater capital spending from $1.5 million a decade ago to about $30 million now, but still faces a large funding gap. - Council members discussed using debt to fund more projects and proposed rate increases of 7% for residents and 70% for developers. - Ongoing initiatives include the Bartlett Lake restoration, citywide stormwater conveyance restoration, and over $250 million in planned pump stations.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Aug 27
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Nicole Vincelli
Accountant II
Christiaan Cavallaro
Acquisition Specialist
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