Blanket Purchase Order for towing service for state vehicles. See attached list for vehicle tag…

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Contract number
C76440
Awardee
Not on record
Contracting organization
Department of Health
Contract amount
$500.00

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About this award

The Florida Department of Health awarded a blanket purchase order contract (C76440) to Webbs Towing for towing services supporting state vehicles. The contract was executed on July 1, 2026, with a completion date of June 30, 2027, representing a one-year performance period. The total contract value is five hundred dollars, with a unit price of one dollar per tow service, for a quantity of 500 towing events. The contract encompasses specified state vehicles identified by tag numbers and state property numbers as outlined in the attached reference documentation.

The scope of work under this blanket purchase order includes on-demand towing services for state-owned vehicles operated by the Florida Department of Health. The specific vehicles eligible for towing services and associated terms are detailed in the attached vehicle list and Webbs Towing quotation. This arrangement provides the Department with flexible access to towing capacity throughout the contract term while maintaining cost certainty through the established unit pricing structure.

Line items

Item Total
Blanket Purchase Order for towing service for state vehicles. See attached list for vehicle tag number and state property numbers also see Webbs Towing quote attached. 500 Each × $1.00 $500.00

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How much is contract C76440 worth?

Its contract amount is $500.00.

Which organization awarded contract C76440?

Department of Health in Florida awarded contract C76440.

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