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City of Lake Alfred
Lake Alfred Saver Storage in Haines City, Florida, will sell or dispose of the contents of specified self‑storage units to satisfy delinquent storage liens pursuant to Florida Statute 83.806. The public auction will be conducted online at StorageTreasures.com on March 17, 2026 at 10:00 AM local time. The notice lists affected unit numbers and tenant names and states that the sale satisfies the owner’s unpaid rental charges and fees.
Posted Date
Feb 25, 2026
Due Date
Mar 17, 2026
Release: Feb 25, 2026
City of Lake Alfred
Close: Mar 17, 2026
Lake Alfred Saver Storage in Haines City, Florida, will sell or dispose of the contents of specified self‑storage units to satisfy delinquent storage liens pursuant to Florida Statute 83.806. The public auction will be conducted online at StorageTreasures.com on March 17, 2026 at 10:00 AM local time. The notice lists affected unit numbers and tenant names and states that the sale satisfies the owner’s unpaid rental charges and fees.
AvailableCity of Lake Alfred
The City of Lake Alfred is soliciting statements of qualifications from engineering consulting firms to design an alternative water supply receiving/blending facility and Water Treatment Plant No. 3. The project includes chemical polishing, storage for blending and flow equalization, advanced treatment technologies, and a Lower Floridan Aquifer well. The RFQ seeks firms with specific experience in water treatment plant and well design to provide comprehensive professional services.
Posted Date
Feb 19, 2026
Due Date
Mar 30, 2026
Release: Feb 19, 2026
City of Lake Alfred
Close: Mar 30, 2026
The City of Lake Alfred is soliciting statements of qualifications from engineering consulting firms to design an alternative water supply receiving/blending facility and Water Treatment Plant No. 3. The project includes chemical polishing, storage for blending and flow equalization, advanced treatment technologies, and a Lower Floridan Aquifer well. The RFQ seeks firms with specific experience in water treatment plant and well design to provide comprehensive professional services.
AvailableCity of Lake Alfred
Demo and remove all existing restroom components to bare walls/ceiling before the commencement of new construction. Install all new plumbing and any new electrical wiring as necessary. Install new exhaust ventilation in both bathrooms, including controls, ductwork, and roof. Insulate the interior walls in both restrooms before the installation of new sheetrock. Install all new ada equipment: white handicapped toilet, white sink with lever-style hardware, a 36" grab bar, a 42" grab bar, mirror, towel dispenser, soap dispenser, and a toilet paper dispenser, insulate under-sink piping, a coat hook, an ada-compliant threshold, new door with lever-style hardware in all restrooms. See outside link.
Posted Date
Oct 17, 2025
Due Date
Feb 12, 2026
Release: Oct 17, 2025
City of Lake Alfred
Close: Feb 12, 2026
Demo and remove all existing restroom components to bare walls/ceiling before the commencement of new construction. Install all new plumbing and any new electrical wiring as necessary. Install new exhaust ventilation in both bathrooms, including controls, ductwork, and roof. Insulate the interior walls in both restrooms before the installation of new sheetrock. Install all new ada equipment: white handicapped toilet, white sink with lever-style hardware, a 36" grab bar, a 42" grab bar, mirror, towel dispenser, soap dispenser, and a toilet paper dispenser, insulate under-sink piping, a coat hook, an ada-compliant threshold, new door with lever-style hardware in all restrooms. See outside link.
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Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $25,000, use sole source only if the product is proprietary and required for compatibility with an existing city system; otherwise pivot to bidding.
Coops: If open, present a vetted, competitively awarded contract from Polk County or a nearby city for piggyback approval via the City Manager. Buyer hasn’t historically used coops/resellers, but you can encourage them to explore these procurement programs as future options.
Entity: City of Lake Alfred, FL.
Use is rare. Only pursue if the solution is unequivocally proprietary and essential for compatibility with an existing city system (e.g., similar to the Motorola P25 justification). The city’s low $25,000 competitive bidding threshold triggers formal competition and City Commission approval, making sole source for non-specialized items unlikely. Practical notes: provide a strong written justification tied to system compatibility; route through the City Manager (purchasing officer) and expect City Commission approval. Otherwise, proceed via formal bid on DemandStar.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lake Alfred
The City Commission meeting agenda included several public hearings concerning Ordinance 1574-26 (Tree-O Groves Annexation), Resolution 03-26 (Community Project Funding requests for FY2027), and a Developers Agreement for Lowery Hills Utility Extension. The agenda also listed a bid award for the Mackay Dock project and general department updates. The document also contains detailed minutes from a previous City Commission meeting held on February 17, 2026, which covered the Fire Department's presentation on a new Tesla brush truck and extrication tools, public comments on growth and infrastructure, the approval of the City Hall Digital Sign Replacement, the purchase and sales agreement for a Lock Street parcel related to the Southeast Wellfield Project, the first reading of Ordinance 1574-26, the approval of Resolution 02-26 for property conveyance from Tree-O Groves, Inc., and the bid award for the Haines Blvd. Downtown Project waterline relocation. Furthermore, the document includes minutes from the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) meeting held concurrently, where the bid award for the Haines Blvd. Downtown Streetscape Project was approved. Follow-up discussions on CR557 gas line installation and community code enforcement were also conducted.
The City Commission meeting included several public hearings concerning Ordinance 1574-26 regarding the Tree-O Groves Annexation, a Developer's Agreement for the Lowery Hills Utility Extension, and Resolution 03-26 for Community Project Funding requests for Fiscal Year 2027, which included submissions for the Lake Alfred Public Library Expansion and the Police Department Evidence Shed. Business actions included the award of a bid for the Mackay Dock installation. Department updates were presented by the Human Resources and City Clerk departments, covering 2025 accomplishments and 2026 outlooks, including discussions on recruitment, compliance, ADA accomplishments, and special projects. The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) meeting subsequently approved the bid award for the Haines Blvd. Downtown Streetscape Project.
The City Commission meeting agenda includes consideration of Ordinance 1574-26 regarding the Tree O' Groves Annexation (first reading) and Resolution 02-26 for the acceptance and conveyance of property from Tree-O-Groves, Inc. Key actions involve awarding the bid for the Haines Boulevard Downtown Project Water Line Relocation to Odum Contracting and hearing department updates. The Consent Agenda covers the City Commission minutes from February 2, 2026, announcements, the replacement of the City Hall Digital Sign, and the Purchase and Sales Agreement for Lock Street property purchase at $250,000 (approximately $256,875 total). The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) portion of the meeting includes approving the CRA minutes from November 3, 2025, the CRA Annual Report, and awarding the bid for the Haines Boulevard Downtown Streetscape Project to JCR Construction Services for $230,860.
The agenda for the joint City Commission / CRA meeting included several key items. For the City Commission, discussions involved an Ordinance regarding the Tree-O Groves Annexation, a Resolution for the acceptance and conveyance of property from Tree-O Groves, Inc. (approximately 4.3496 acres), the bid award for the Haines Blvd. Downtown Project Water Line Relocation (recommended award to Odum Contracting for $115,887), and general Department Updates. The Consent Agenda covered approval of the February 2, 2026, City Commission Minutes, City Commission Announcements, the purchase of a new City Hall Digital Sign (recommending the 8mm option from Cypress Signs at $36,885), and approval of the Purchase and Sales Agreement for the Lock Street property for the water receiving station at $250,000 plus costs. The CRA portion addressed its Consent Agenda, including the November 3, 2025, CRA Meeting Minutes and the CRA Annual Report, and the CRA Agenda included a recommended bid award to JCR Construction Services for $230,860 for the Haines Blvd. Downtown Streetscape Project.
The agenda for the City Commission/CRA meeting included various items. Consent agenda items for the City Commission covered the approval of previous meeting minutes, City Commission announcements, and purchases/agreements related to the City Hall Digital Sign Replacement and the Lock Street Purchase and Sales Agreement. Substantive agenda items involved Ordinance 1574-26 regarding the Tree O' Groves Annexation, Resolution 02-26 concerning the Acceptance and Conveyance of Property, and the Bid Award for the Haines Blvd. Downtown Project Water Line Relocation. The CRA meeting agenda included approval of previous Community Redevelopment Meeting Minutes and the CRA Annual Report, alongside a Bid Award for the Haines Blvd. Downtown Streetscape Project. Discussions during the February 2, 2026, City Commission meeting included employee recognition for Mike Haney, recognition of Herb Nigg for long-term volunteer service, and a proclamation for Black History Month. A presentation on the Visioning of Downtown Property showcased conceptual drawings for potential development standards, parcel use, and retail/restaurant options. Key actions taken during the February 2 meeting included the approval of a bid award of $90,446.64 to Office Furniture Depot for City Administration Expansion furnishings, the bid award of $143,420 to Tim Riner Construction for the Public Works Facility Expansion, and the bid award of $109,770 to Odom Contracting for the Lois Blvd. Lift Station Renovation.
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