Blanket purchase for swim lesson vouchers for children 1 to 7. $40.00 per lesson. To be billed…

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Contract number
C7BCF7
Awardee
Not on record
Contracting organization
Department of Health
Contract amount
$17,320

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About this award

The Florida Department of Health awarded contract C7BCF7 on July 29, 2026, for the provision of swim lesson vouchers for children ages one to seven. The contract, valued at $17,320.00, establishes a blanket purchase agreement under which vouchers will be distributed and redeemed on an as-needed basis throughout the contract performance period. Billing occurs upon completion of lessons by participating children, with each lesson priced at $40.00. The contract period extends from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027.

The voucher program is structured to support up to 433 individual swim lessons (calculated from the total contract value divided by the per-lesson cost). This procurement mechanism allows the Department of Health to provide subsidized aquatic instruction to eligible young children while maintaining flexibility in program utilization. The contract's design as a blanket purchase agreement enables the Department to manage costs efficiently while ensuring instructional services are delivered only upon actual lesson completion.

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Item Total
Blanket purchase for swim lesson vouchers for children 1 to 7. $40.00 per lesson. To be billed once child has completed lessons. Term is 7/1/26 to 6/30/27. Used as needed. 17,320 Each × $1.00 $17,320.00

Quick answers

How much is contract C7BCF7 worth?

Its contract amount is $17,320.

Which organization awarded contract C7BCF7?

Department of Health in Florida awarded contract C7BCF7.

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