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Active opportunities open for bidding
Hendry County
Work inlcudes roadway improvements.
Posted Date
May 13, 2026
Due Date
Jun 17, 2026
Release: May 13, 2026
Hendry County
Close: Jun 17, 2026
Work inlcudes roadway improvements.
AvailableHendry County
Hendry County Board of County Commissioners is soliciting qualifications for architectural and engineering services to perform a security-focused interior remodel of the Hendry County Government Complex in Clewiston. The selected firm will provide design, construction administration, and project management with a focus on enhancing security features. The project budget is estimated at approximately $500,000 and requires professional design and construction oversight.
Posted Date
May 5, 2026
Due Date
Jun 5, 2026
Release: May 5, 2026
Hendry County
Close: Jun 5, 2026
Hendry County Board of County Commissioners is soliciting qualifications for architectural and engineering services to perform a security-focused interior remodel of the Hendry County Government Complex in Clewiston. The selected firm will provide design, construction administration, and project management with a focus on enhancing security features. The project budget is estimated at approximately $500,000 and requires professional design and construction oversight.
AvailableHendry County
Concrete construction construct a 50’ × 50’ × 6” helipad slab using 4,000 psi concrete. Include a 12’ × 12’ mono perimeter footer with continuous 2 × #5 rebar and 6"×6" heavy-gauge (6-gauge) wire mesh with fiber reinforcement. Construct a 34’ × 10’ walkway slab; final thickness to be confirmed by county prior to construction based on site verification (note: prior references indicated both 4" and 6"). Boom pump may be used; boom must be properly flagged. Component b — electrical & lighting replace 16 outer pad marking lights, 4 pad marker lights, and 4 centerline spotlights. Install red elevated perimeter lights (14” height) with base plates and underground junction boxes; install semi-flush red marking lights and semi-flush white spotlights set in the concrete pad. Replace/install all wiring, conduit, and waterproof junction boxes starting from existing switches; provide bluetooth/wi-fi remote switching with handheld remote and smartphone access.
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2026
Due Date
Jun 5, 2026
Release: Apr 23, 2026
Hendry County
Close: Jun 5, 2026
Concrete construction construct a 50’ × 50’ × 6” helipad slab using 4,000 psi concrete. Include a 12’ × 12’ mono perimeter footer with continuous 2 × #5 rebar and 6"×6" heavy-gauge (6-gauge) wire mesh with fiber reinforcement. Construct a 34’ × 10’ walkway slab; final thickness to be confirmed by county prior to construction based on site verification (note: prior references indicated both 4" and 6"). Boom pump may be used; boom must be properly flagged. Component b — electrical & lighting replace 16 outer pad marking lights, 4 pad marker lights, and 4 centerline spotlights. Install red elevated perimeter lights (14” height) with base plates and underground junction boxes; install semi-flush red marking lights and semi-flush white spotlights set in the concrete pad. Replace/install all wiring, conduit, and waterproof junction boxes starting from existing switches; provide bluetooth/wi-fi remote switching with handheld remote and smartphone access.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Sole Source: If your solution is proprietary/compatibility-critical, push Sole Source with department heads.
Coops: If not, use a cooperative contract already in place to expedite. Expect a formal competitive bid; proactively address the 10% local preference. You may suggest a Florida-accessible coop for speed, but anticipate they’ll bid it.
Entity focus: Hendry County School District.
Viability: Strong only for proprietary technology, OEM parts, or essential services required for compatibility with existing systems (e.g., fire alarms, HVAC, elevators, intercoms).
Board meetings and strategic plans from Hendry County
The board discussed several items, including the status of the public hearing for the Dona Mine project, which was continued to a future date. The board received updates on grant funding received for road improvements, including design and benefit-cost analysis for road segments. Additionally, the commissioners discussed and approved sending a letter of support for the G Road reservoir project. Emergency management provided an update on generator readiness and maintenance for the upcoming season, including new installations and equipment upgrades for county facilities.
The meeting featured several key discussions and approvals. The Board discussed bid rankings for design and permitting services related to a wastewater collection system. A presentation was made regarding the upcoming dedication of the county's first amphitheater. Several public hearings were conducted, resulting in the adoption of a cemetery ordinance revision, amendments to the school speed zone ordinance to include additional county roads, and approval of a large-scale land use map amendment for a multi-use project on US 27. Finally, the Board addressed a comprehensive plan amendment proposal to create a private resort recreation land use category, discussing the implications of urban sprawl and service availability.
The board discussed several items, including the award of professional services for a comprehensive vulnerability assessment and the construction of phase two of the force main extension at Airglades Airport. Proclamations were read for Donate Life Month and for the Harlem Amphitheater. The board approved participation in the national opioid settlement and authorized the relocation of equipment from a tower agreement with the Army Corps to a new facility. Additionally, a proposal for a new boat ramp in LaBelle was presented, focusing on expanding parking capacity and improving recreational access to the river.
The meeting included a moment of silence to honor a deceased paramedic. Key agenda items featured a presentation from a nonprofit mental health agency regarding their mobile crisis services and diversion rates for Baker Acts. Additionally, the Board held a public hearing for a property variance request to reduce setbacks and considered a special exception request for a business to comply with federal ATF requirements for firearms and ammunition assembly.
The board meeting addressed various administrative and community matters. Key agenda items included the approval of a contract for the installation of a septic system for the road and bridge compound and the discussion and approval of back pay for staff. The commissioners formally recognized Irish American Heritage Month and acknowledged employees for their service. Additionally, the County Extension Director provided a report on the significant crop losses experienced following recent freezing weather events. Finally, a public hearing was held regarding a proposed amendment to the Land Development Code to establish a formal definition for inoperable vehicles, which included public testimony regarding the regulation of such vehicles on private property.
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