Utilities relocation

Active Master agreement Florida Awarded

Contract number
ASZ79
Awardee
ENGLAND-THIMS, & MILLER, INC.
Contracting organization
Department of Transportation

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About this contract

The Florida Master Agreement ASZ79 is a state-level Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) specifically focused on utility relocation services for transmission and distribution infrastructure. The contract is primarily designed to support city electric utility projects, with a specific reference to the City of Lakeland Electric Transmission/Distribution Utility Relocation initiative. This master agreement enables efficient procurement of specialized utility infrastructure relocation services, providing a streamlined mechanism for government entities to access critical infrastructure modification and relocation capabilities.

The master agreement is awarded to ENGLAND-THIMS & MILLER, INC. and is administered by the Florida Department of Transportation. The contract has a ten-year performance period, commencing on April 25, 2024, and concluding on April 25, 2034. As a master agreement contract type, it provides a flexible procurement mechanism for utility-related services within the state of Florida. While specific total contract value is not provided, the long-term nature of the agreement suggests a substantial potential for utility infrastructure project support across municipal and state-level jurisdictions.

Description

444906-1-56-11 City of Lakeland Electric Transmission/Distribution Utility Relocation

Files

File Type Posted
CN-550000-CA518-00110000.pdf PDF

Quick answers

Who holds contract ASZ79?

Contract ASZ79 was awarded to ENGLAND-THIMS, & MILLER, INC. by Department of Transportation in Florida on April 25, 2024.

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