Purchase order for 20 Boundary signs being ordered for the recently acquired Panama City Crayfish… and 1 more item

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission awarded a contract (C6AFE1) for boundary signage related to a recently acquired Panama City Crayfish property area. The contract, valued at $275, involves the procurement of 20 boundary signs at a unit price of $10 each, with an additional $75 shipping freight charge. The contract period spans from January 13, 2026, to March 31, 2026.

The primary deliverables include the physical boundary signs, which will presumably demarcate the boundaries of the newly acquired conservation property. The total contract encompasses 20 individual signs, with shipping costs integrated into the overall contract value. The Florida-based contract is consistent with standard state-level procurement practices for wildlife and conservation land management, focusing on clear property delineation and territorial marking for the specified Panama City Crayfish property site.