BPO for service that includes: wheel balance, mount, valve stem, old tire disposal fee… and 2 more items

The Florida Department of Health has awarded a contract valued at $2,450.00 to an unidentified prime contractor for vehicle maintenance services supporting Franklin County operations. The contract runs from January 28, 2026, through June 30, 2026. The scope of work encompasses three primary service categories: tire services including balancing, mounting, valve stem replacement, and disposal; new tire procurement and associated fees per Florida Statute 403.718; and wheel alignment with provisions for unforeseen maintenance needs. All services are designated for Franklin County-tagged vehicles operated by the Florida Department of Health.

The contract specifies quantities of 350 units for tire balancing and related services, 1,500 units for new tire purchases with applicable fees, and 600 units for wheel alignment and miscellaneous repairs. These line items represent blanket purchase order arrangements for vehicle maintenance requirements during the six-month performance period. The low aggregate contract value of $2,450.00 suggests this award establishes unit pricing or a fee schedule for services rather than a fixed price for defined deliverables, with actual costs to be determined based on utilization of services by the Department of Health's Franklin County vehicle fleet.