Transmission needs to be fixed so the K9 patrol vehicle is operational. Work to be performed…
Ended State & local contract award Florida Awarded
- Contract number
- C6DAAB
- Awardee
- Not on record
- Contracting organization
- Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
- Contract amount
- $6,479
Award facts
- Completion date
Award details come from facts.fldfs.com. Updated .
About this award
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission awarded a contract on February 23, 2026, for transmission repair services on a K9 patrol vehicle. The contract, valued at $6,479.42, is scheduled for completion by June 30, 2026. The work involves removal, installation, and overhaul of a transmission assembly for a 5.0-liter engine, four-wheel-drive vehicle (Property Number 148159), including replacement of the program transmission, overhaul kit, torque converter, valve body, and SDF drum, as well as fluid replacement to restore the vehicle to operational status.
The contract documents do not identify the prime contractor by name, nor do they specify a county or place of performance within Florida. The repair work is critical to restoring the agency's K9 patrol vehicle capability, with the transmission assembly restoration constituting the primary deliverable under this contract award.
Line items
| Item | Total |
|---|---|
| Transmission needs to be fixed so the K9 patrol vehicle is operational. Work to be performed on vehicle - Transmission assembly (remove, install and overhaul- 5.0L Eng 4WD). To include program transmission, overhaul kit, torque converter, valve body, SDF drum, replace fluids. 1 - Transmission… | $6,479.00 |
Quick answers
How much is contract C6DAAB worth?
Its contract amount is $6,479.
Which organization awarded contract C6DAAB?
Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission in Florida awarded contract C6DAAB.
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