2027C-10 Addendum 1 signed.pdf

ADDENDUM NO. 1

ISSUE DATE: 10/28/2026

FSCJ RFQ NUMBER: 2027C-10

FSCJ RFQ TITLE: Architectural Services: FSCJ Cecil Training Institute/Hub

The above numbered solicitation is amended as follows:

• Attachment “A” Clarifications, Questions and Answers (As of 10/26/2026)

• Attachment “B” GetAll Solicitation Holders List a.k.a. Plan Holders List (10/22/2026)

• Attachment “C” Sign-In Sheet from Public Pre-Proposal Meeting held on 10/21/2026 @ 10:00 a.m.

And Sign-In Sheet from Site Visit held on 10/21/2026 @ 11:00 a.m

The hour and date specified for receipt of bids:

_X_ is not extended, remains: November 19, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.

___ is extended until: __________________________________________________________________ ___ posting date is extended until: ________________________________________________________

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the solicitation, including changes made by all prior addenda (if any), remain unchanged and in full force and effect.

Bidders must acknowledge receipt of this addendum prior to the time set for receipt and opening of bids as specified in the solicitation, or as amended, by one of the following methods:

(a) By signing and returning one copy of this addendum.

(b) By acknowledging receipt on the copy of the bid submitted.

FAILURE TO ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THIS ADDENDUM PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If, by virtue of this addendum, you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by letter, provided such letter makes reference to the solicitation and this addendum and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

Randi Brokvist Executive Director of Purchasing

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TO BE RESPONSIVE ALL BIDDERS MUST ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF ADDENDUM #1

COMPANY: __________________________________________

SIGNATURE: __________________________________________

TITLE: _______________________________________________

DATE: _______________________________________________

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FSCJ RFQ: 2027C-10 Architectutal Servicecs: FSCJ Cecil Training Institute/Hub Attachment A

ADDENDUM NO. 1

CLARIFICATIONS

1. If having technical issues, send an email to support@getall.com and include FSCJ RFQ

2027C-10 with the specific defined discipline in the subject line.

2. The Question Deadline is 11/4/2026 at 5:00 p.m.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

1. Q: Our firm carries $2M in Professional Liability and $3M in Umbrella Coverage. Would the

College consider accepting our $3 million Umbrella liability coverage in lieu of the $3 million Professional Liability coverage requirement?

A: The RFQ states a minimum professional liability/errors and omissions limit of $3,000,000 per occurrence. FSCJ does not intend for general, excess, or umbrella liability coverage to replace professional liability coverage.

2. Q: Section A(2) requires a minimum of three years in business as a licensed architectural firm.

Must the proposing legal entity itself satisfy this requirement, or may prior architectural practice by its qualifying architect, principals, predecessor entity, or affiliated firm be credited? Please specify the supporting documentation required.

A: The RFQ requires the responding architectural firm or joint venture submitting qualifications to demonstrate that it has been in business as a licensed architectural firm for a minimum of three (3) years. This requirement applies to the respondent and may not be satisfied solely through the experience of an individual architect, principal, affiliated firm, parent company, or subconsultant.

For a newly formed joint venture, the requirement may be satisfied through the lead architectural firm or member, provided the joint venture demonstrates continuity of experience and responsibility.

The three-year requirement does not independently apply to subconsultants.

Respondents relying upon predecessor organizations, mergers, acquisitions, reorganizations, or affiliated entities must provide sufficient documentation demonstrating continuity of ownership, management, operations, professional responsibility, and licensure. FSCJ reserves the right to evaluate the adequacy of such documentation and may request additional information to verify compliance with the RFQ requirements.

3. Q: For the three-year minimum requirement in Section A(2), must the entire period consist of architectural practice licensed in Florida, or may licensed architectural practice in another U.S. state or Brazil qualify?

A: The respondent must satisfy all Florida registrations and business qualifications required by the RFQ by the applicable deadline. Any foreign licensing history offered for consideration should be supported by verifiable official records and certified English translations, as applicable.

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4. Q: For a newly formed joint venture, must every member independently meet the three-year architectural firm requirement, or may an eligible lead firm satisfy this requirement on behalf of the joint venture?

A: Refer to Question #2. Each joint venture member must satisfy all applicable licensing and qualification requirements for the services it will perform.

5. Q: Must a joint venture be legally established and hold all required registrations by the submission deadline, or may an executed teaming agreement be submitted with formal establishment completed before contract execution? Please identify any minimum participation percentages and required documents for each member.

A: The RFQ does not currently state a minimum participation percentage. You may submit documentation identifying the legal structure, members, lead firm, authorized representative, division of responsibility, participation of each member, applicable Florida qualifications, and authority to bind the joint venture.

6. Q: May a recently established architectural LLC participate as a subconsultant to an eligible prime firm, and do the three-year operating history and twelve-month financial stability requirements apply independently to that subconsultant?

A: Refer to Question #2. The three-year requirement applies to the responding firm or joint venture and does not independently apply to subconsultants.

7. Q: What specific current document and issuing authority does FSCJ accept to satisfy the

“Current State of Florida Certificate of Corporate Authorization” requirement for an architectural LLC?

A: Respondents must comply with all applicable Florida licensing and authorization requirements identified in the RFQ. Any required registrations, licenses, or authorizations must be maintained throughout contract performance.

8. Q: Must all applicable architectural firm qualifications and professional registrations be approved and active by the qualifications submission deadline, or may pending approvals be completed before award or contract execution?

A: Professional registrations and business qualifications must be approved, active, and in good standing by the qualification's submission deadline. Respondents must not rely on a pending application unless FSCJ expressly authorizes a later completion date in writing.

9. Q: May comparable architectural projects completed in Brazil be submitted under Past

Experience, References, and Ability to Meet Time and Budget Requirements? Please identify any restrictions or additional documentation requirements for foreign projects.

A: Yes. FSCJ will consider relevant project experience regardless of geographic location.

Respondents should clearly describe the scope, complexity, size, and relevance of such projects and demonstrate how the experience relates to the services contemplated under the RFQ. The State Requirements for Educational Facilities (SREF) are established by the Florida Department of Education to implement the State Uniform Building Code for Public Educational Facilities under Chapter 1013, Florida Statutes (F.S.). All educational and ancillary facilities in Florida must comply with SREF, which sets standards for design, construction, maintenance and safety.

10. Q: May projects contracted and completed by a Brazilian affiliated firm be credited toward the respondent’s firm experience if the contracting entity, affiliation, and participating professionals are clearly identified? What evidence of affiliation and project responsibility is required?

A: Experience from affiliated or related entities may be submitted; however, respondents must clearly identify the relationship and demonstrate the availability of the personnel, resources, and expertise represented in the submission. Refer also to Question #9 regarding project experience evaluation.

11. Q: May proposed key personnel receive experience credit for projects completed while employed by other firms, provided that their individual roles and the original contracting firms are clearly identified?

A: Yes. Key personnel may submit experience obtained while employed by another firm, provided the individual's role and responsibilities on the referenced projects are clearly identified.

12. Q: Section 2.01 refers to related projects or clients “that you have managed at least three (3) years,” while Section 4.01 requests projects performed within the past three years. Please clarify the required project dates and relationship durations, and whether completed projects lasting less than three years qualify.

A: As the RFQ’s intended lookback period and any required duration of a project or client relationship is not stated clearly, respondents should provide start and completion dates, current status, and duration for each project and client relationship so the Evaluation Committee can assess responsiveness and relevance.

13. Q: Please confirm whether Florida public K–20 educational experience is preferred rather than mandatory, and whether comparable technical training facilities, industrial laboratories, and other educational projects are acceptable.

A: No. However, respondents should demonstrate relevant experience that best illustrates their qualifications and ability to perform the required services. Experience with Florida educational facilities may be considered when evaluating comparable project experience.

Refer to Question #9.

14. Q: How should an entity with less than twelve months of operation satisfy Section 8.04? Will an attestation covering the period since formation, supported by interim financial information or capitalization evidence, be accepted?

A: Entities operating less than minimum required period specified will be deemd non-responsive.

15. Q: Which design disciplines and specialist consultants must be identified and committed in the initial qualifications submission, and which may be selected after award?

A: FSCJ is requiring the respondent to identify the core architecture and educational-programming team, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, civil/site, landscape architecture, cost estimating, accessibility, BIM, construction administration, and necessary industrial or laboratory specialties.

16. Q: Please confirm that no proposed design fee or hourly rate schedule should be submitted during Phase I unless specifically requested, and that compensation will be negotiated after selection.

A: Based on the RFQ and the CCNA selection process, respondents should not include a proposed design fee, price proposal, or hourly-rate schedule in Phase I.

17. Q: Please confirm which mandatory forms and supporting documents count toward the fifty-page limit, particularly resumes, reference surveys, licenses, W-9, insurance evidence, and the Financial Attestation Form.

A: The RFQ states that pages are counted unless expressly excluded. Accordingly, resumes, reference surveys, licenses, registration evidence, insurance evidence, financial information, and the Financial Attestation Form should be treated as counting toward the 50-page limit.

The stated exclusions are the table of contents, drug-free workplace signature form or policies, MBE/WBE certificates, FSCJ addendum signature sheets, and tab sheets.

18. Q: Clarification: it was mentioned that the facility may eventually house material testing. What types: concrete, soil, steel, destructive, comprehensive, flexural, friction?

A: The RFQ does not identify a material testing program or specify the types of testing to be accommodated. The current project program includes Welding, HVAC/R, Low Voltage Wiring, OSHA, Advanced Manufacturing (Composites, CNC Machinist, Logistics, and Machining), computer classrooms, administrative spaces, student services, and related support facilities. Any future material testing requirements, if applicable, will be developed during programming and design.

Aviation Maintenance and Engineering Technology will share Composites and Non- Destructive Testing Lab with laboratory and instructional equipment that includes:

autoclave, nitrogen cradle, walk-in oven, walk-in freezer, laser cutter, laser ply alignment system, composite tooling/molds, hot bonder with heat blankets, blade clamp, thermocouple welders, hot/wet chamber, vacuum pump, central vacuum system, downdraft tables, heat press, universal tester, tester fixtures, extensometer, digital image correlation equipment, environmental chamber, non-destructive testing machine, waterjet cutter, vertical band saw, cutting blade, table saw, standing drill press, roll holder, table top, fabric rack, rack casters, hooks and rods, nylon cover, storage cabinet, digital height gauge, interactive touch monitor, monitor stand, whiteboard, workbench, swivel work chair, swivel stool, computer monitor, laptop, keyboard and mouse, laptop charging station, student work tables.

19. Q: Please clarify #7 of the evaluation material. How are the points assessed? Previously, if an entity had a large amount of work with FSCJ the points would be less. Is that still the criteria?

A: Evaluation Criterion E(7), "Volume of Work Previously Awarded by the College," is worth up to five (5) points. Refer to #7 F(d) for sample scoring.

20. Q: We heard FSCJ wanted to have a Military and Veterans Services Center on all FSCJ campuses. Does Cecil Campus include this in the master plan?

A: The RFQ does not identify a Military and Veterans Services Center as a program requirement for the Cecil Training Institute/Hub project. The current scope is focused on workforce education programs, instructional labs, student services, administrative offices, and related support spaces identified in the.

21. Q: We recognize the room in the middle of the library is currently being used as a testing center. When we reduce the square footage of the library, will the testing center be relocated to other spaces on this campus? If so, does it remain the current size or will it be increased with additional seats?

A: Yes, the College will look to relocate and expand the testing and assessment center to other space at Cecil North, possibly under-utilized classrooms, as stated at pre-proposal meeting and site tour. The College may engage professional services under separate contract or include in this solicitation.

22. Q: Page 4, A(2), requires verification of being in business as a licensed architectural firm for a minimum of three years. Must this requirement be satisfied by the proposing prime legal entity itself, or may it be satisfied by an architectural subconsultant or a member of a proposed joint venture?

A: Refer to Question #2. The responding architectural firm or joint venture must satisfy the minimum qualification requirement.

23. Q: Page 2 permits architectural firms and joint ventures to apply. May a Florida engineering firm lead a team or joint venture where a qualifying architectural firm provides all architectural services? Please explain how the three-year requirement applies to the lead entity, each JV member, and the JV itself, including a newly formed JV.

A: Refer to Question #2. FSCJ will evaluate qualifications based on the responding entity and any documented continuity of ownership, management, operations, professional responsibility including capabilities in academic programming and space planning and licensure.

24. Q: Where an established architectural prime meets the three-year minimum, may it include an architectural subconsultant that has operated for fewer than three years but has appropriately licensed and experienced personnel? Does the minimum apply independently to architectural subconsultants?

A: Refer to Question #2. The three-year requirement does not independently apply to subconsultants.

25. Q: Page 4, A(2), requests a current Florida Certificate of Corporate Authorization. Please identify the current documentation FSCJ will accept to satisfy this requirement for architectural firms and joint ventures, and specify which participating entities must provide it.

A: Refer to Question #7.

26. Q: May the submission include relevant projects performed by proposed subconsultants, named personnel at prior employers, or a parent/affiliated company, with clear attribution? Please distinguish experience that may receive evaluation credit from evidence required to establish the prime's minimum eligibility, and clarify whether a lack of directly contracted Florida educational projects affects eligibility or scoring.

A: Refer to Questions #9, #10, #11, and #13. FSCJ will evaluate the overall qualifications of the team, including relevant project experience, key personnel experience, affiliate experience where properly documented, and the similarity of referenced projects to the services contemplated under the RFQ.

FSCJ RFQ: 2027C-10 Architectutal Servicecs: FSCJ Cecil Training Institute/Hub Attachment B GetAll Solicitation Holders List a.k.a. Plan Holders List (10/22/2026)

Solicitation: 2027C-10 - Architectural Services: FSCJ Cecil Training Institute/Hub

Company Viewed On WMBE Borrelli + Partners, Inc. lzawadzki@borrelliarchitects.com 10/16/2026 Strollo Architects nmoore@strolloarchitects.com 10/21/2026 IsabellaSammartino thedivineisabella@gmail.com 10/20/2026 Haskell morgan.hooks@haskell.com 10/19/2026 Glavin Marketing Group denglav@yahoo.com 10/21/2026 DRMP cfaust@drmp.com 10/21/2026 Baker Design Build tpace@bdbjax.com 10/19/2026 AE7 zoe.carr@ae7.com 10/22/2026 OCI Associates, LLC dba CMTA kelsey.whalen@cmta.com 10/19/2026 Prime Vendor Inc. primevendor124@gmail.com 10/17/2026 Matern Professional Engineering marketinginfo@matern.net 10/18/2026 Stantec tom.decker@stantec.com 10/14/2026 Akel Logan Shafer PA mbishop@alsarchitects.com 10/14/2026 The BIM Workshop govcontracting@thebimworkshop.com 10/14/2026 H2Engineering, Inc. sphelps@h2engineering.com 10/14/2026 Affiliated Engineers, Inc. tmoran@aeieng.com 10/14/2026 ADG Architecture, llc noelles@alliancedesigngroup.com 10/14/2026 PBK Architects Florida, Inc. marketing_East@pbk.com 10/14/2026 West Point Engineers admin@westpointengineers.com 10/14/2026 Strollo Architects csanta@strolloarchitects.com 10/14/2026 PRIME AE Group Inc. blake.purvis@primeeng.com 10/14/2026 Rowe Architects a.tocci@rowearchitects.com 10/14/2026 LS3P nanetteperissi@ls3p.com 10/14/2026 Ajax Building Company, LLC kasey.diehl@ajaxbuilding.com 10/16/2026 kasper architects + associates nicole@kasperarch.com 10/14/2026 JN Montenegro Studio LLC jillam@att.net 10/14/2026 DAG Architects marketing@dagarchitects.com 10/14/2026 CPL bfarmer@cplteam.com 10/14/2026 Brame Heck Architects admin@brameheck.com 10/14/2026 Pond and Company elainah.ehrlichman@pondco.com 10/14/2026 LS3P connect@ls3p.com 10/14/2026 BCER Engineering, Inc. marketing@bcer.com 10/14/2026 Enercon eric.west@enercon.com 10/14/2026 Akel Logan Shafer, PA wbishop@alsarchitects.com 10/14/2026 Walker Architects, Inc. acellini@walker-arch.com 10/14/2026 Elitetex LLC program@governmentbuy.com 10/14/2026 SevenOutsource rfpalerts@gmail.com 10/15/2026 Group 4 Design krasmus@g4designinc.com 10/15/2026 NV5 nick.stone@nv5.com 10/15/2026 Fleischman Garcia Maslowski Architecture wendy@fgmfla.com 10/15/2026

Castle Bay Design Studio jonathan@castlebaydesignstudio.com 10/15/2026 DLZ Indiana LLC hschwartzkopf@dlz.com 10/15/2026 H2M Architects and Engineers, Inc. rfp@h2m.com 10/15/2026 ConstructConnect ashley.welker@constructconnect.com 10/15/2026

Visual contact@envirobidnet.com 10/15/2026 visualbidalerts@gmail.com 10/15/2026

Dodge Construction Network daedri.cavuoto@construction.com 10/16/2026 mailto:lzawadzki@borrelliarchitects.com mailto:nmoore@strolloarchitects.com mailto:thedivineisabella@gmail.com mailto:morgan.hooks@haskell.com mailto:denglav@yahoo.com mailto:cfaust@drmp.com mailto:tpace@bdbjax.com mailto:zoe.carr@ae7.com mailto:kelsey.whalen@cmta.com mailto:primevendor124@gmail.com mailto:marketinginfo@matern.net mailto:tom.decker@stantec.com mailto:mbishop@alsarchitects.com mailto:govcontracting@thebimworkshop.com mailto:sphelps@h2engineering.com mailto:tmoran@aeieng.com mailto:noelles@alliancedesigngroup.com mailto:marketing_East@pbk.com mailto:admin@westpointengineers.com mailto:csanta@strolloarchitects.com mailto:blake.purvis@primeeng.com mailto:a.tocci@rowearchitects.com mailto:nanetteperissi@ls3p.com mailto:kasey.diehl@ajaxbuilding.com mailto:nicole@kasperarch.com mailto:jillam@att.net mailto:marketing@dagarchitects.com mailto:bfarmer@cplteam.com mailto:admin@brameheck.com mailto:elainah.ehrlichman@pondco.com mailto:connect@ls3p.com mailto:marketing@bcer.com mailto:eric.west@enercon.com mailto:wbishop@alsarchitects.com mailto:acellini@walker-arch.com mailto:program@governmentbuy.com mailto:rfpalerts@gmail.com mailto:krasmus@g4designinc.com mailto:nick.stone@nv5.com mailto:wendy@fgmfla.com mailto:jonathan@castlebaydesignstudio.com mailto:hschwartzkopf@dlz.com mailto:rfp@h2m.com mailto:ashley.welker@constructconnect.com mailto:contact@envirobidnet.com mailto:visualbidalerts@gmail.com mailto:daedri.cavuoto@construction.com mailto:lzawadzki@borrelliarchitects.com mailto:nmoore@strolloarchitects.com mailto:thedivineisabella@gmail.com mailto:morgan.hooks@haskell.com mailto:denglav@yahoo.com mailto:cfaust@drmp.com mailto:tpace@bdbjax.com mailto:zoe.carr@ae7.com mailto:kelsey.whalen@cmta.com mailto:primevendor124@gmail.com mailto:marketinginfo@matern.net mailto:tom.decker@stantec.com mailto:mbishop@alsarchitects.com mailto:govcontracting@thebimworkshop.com mailto:sphelps@h2engineering.com mailto:tmoran@aeieng.com mailto:noelles@alliancedesigngroup.com mailto:marketing_East@pbk.com mailto:admin@westpointengineers.com mailto:csanta@strolloarchitects.com mailto:blake.purvis@primeeng.com mailto:a.tocci@rowearchitects.com mailto:nanetteperissi@ls3p.com mailto:kasey.diehl@ajaxbuilding.com mailto:nicole@kasperarch.com mailto:jillam@att.net mailto:marketing@dagarchitects.com mailto:bfarmer@cplteam.com mailto:admin@brameheck.com mailto:elainah.ehrlichman@pondco.com mailto:connect@ls3p.com mailto:marketing@bcer.com mailto:eric.west@enercon.com mailto:wbishop@alsarchitects.com mailto:acellini@walker-arch.com mailto:program@governmentbuy.com mailto:rfpalerts@gmail.com mailto:krasmus@g4designinc.com mailto:nick.stone@nv5.com mailto:wendy@fgmfla.com mailto:jonathan@castlebaydesignstudio.com mailto:hschwartzkopf@dlz.com mailto:rfp@h2m.com mailto:ashley.welker@constructconnect.com mailto:contact@envirobidnet.com mailto:visualbidalerts@gmail.com mailto:daedri.cavuoto@construction.com

Portal Genial Serv TI LTDA licitaja@licitaja.com.br 10/16/2026 Spiezle Architectural Group, Inc. ctedeschi@spiezle.com 10/16/2026 McKim and Creed Bizdevelopment@mckimcreed.com 10/16/2026 Kahler Slater jnelson@kahlerslater.com 10/16/2026 Zyscovich Architects lellrod@zyscovich.com 10/16/2026 ASD|SKY marketing@asdnet.com 10/16/2026 ikon.5 architects kleone@ikon5architects.com 10/16/2026 BNI Engineers a-hueso@bniengineers.com 10/16/2026 Corgan terral.carpenter@corgan.com 10/16/2026 Realm Architecture and Development studio@realmcos.com 10/16/2026

Catalyst Design Group kcorcoran@catalyst-dg.com 10/16/2026 TLC Engineering Solutions, Inc. noelle.ward@tlc-eng.com 10/16/2026 designmex mauricio@designmex.com.mx 10/18/2026 Wharton Smith, Inc. churst@whartonsmith.com 10/19/2026 TLC Engineering Solutions emily.hubbard@tlc-eng.com 10/19/2026 BBM Structural Engineers, Inc. kpetersen@bbmstructural.com 10/19/2026 Woodward Design + Build ccortez@woodwarddesignbuild.com 10/19/2026 Eric Dempsey Architect, LLC ericj@dempsey-design.com 10/19/2026 Haskell jessica.ligator@haskell.com 10/19/2026 Sextant Group dba NV5 jessica.truby@gmail.com 10/19/2026 Fisher-Koppenhafer Architecture Interior Design crein@fkaid.com 10/19/2026

SCS Floors scsfloors@comporium.net 10/19/2026 Rider Levett Bucknall jesse.zunke@us.rlb.com 10/19/2026 Newcomb and Boyd, LLP cstoerker@newcomb-boyd.com 10/19/2026 G.M. Hill Engineering, Inc. jerrica.russell@gmhillengineering.com 10/19/2026

Georgia Time Recorder dba GTR Business Systems erfp@sysoft.com 10/19/2026 andrea@gtrbiz.com 10/20/2026

993 Architecture lindsey@993architecture.com 10/20/2026 Sanctuary Design Group LLC stefan@sanctuarydesigngroup.com 10/20/2026 REI Engineers, Inc. rmcgraw@reiengineers.com 10/20/2026 Pond and Company gina.putthoff@enercon.com 10/20/2026 Sun Coast Resources, LLC contractpricing@suncoastresources.com 10/20/2026 PQH Group Design, Inc. gontnerb@pqh.com 10/20/2026 International Estimating Company doninternationalestimates@gmail.com 10/20/2026

GEOARC STUDIO LLC geoarcstudioproject@gmail.com 10/21/2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. florida.marketing@kimley-horn.com 10/22/2026 mailto:licitaja@licitaja.com.br mailto:ctedeschi@spiezle.com mailto:Bizdevelopment@mckimcreed.com mailto:jnelson@kahlerslater.com mailto:lellrod@zyscovich.com mailto:marketing@asdnet.com mailto:kleone@ikon5architects.com mailto:a-hueso@bniengineers.com mailto:terral.carpenter@corgan.com mailto:studio@realmcos.com mailto:kcorcoran@catalyst-dg.com mailto:noelle.ward@tlc-eng.com mailto:mauricio@designmex.com.mx mailto:churst@whartonsmith.com mailto:emily.hubbard@tlc-eng.com mailto:kpetersen@bbmstructural.com mailto:ccortez@woodwarddesignbuild.com mailto:ericj@dempsey-design.com mailto:jessica.ligator@haskell.com mailto:jessica.truby@gmail.com mailto:crein@fkaid.com mailto:scsfloors@comporium.net mailto:jesse.zunke@us.rlb.com mailto:cstoerker@newcomb-boyd.com mailto:jerrica.russell@gmhillengineering.com mailto:erfp@sysoft.com mailto:andrea@gtrbiz.com mailto:lindsey@993architecture.com mailto:stefan@sanctuarydesigngroup.com mailto:rmcgraw@reiengineers.com mailto:gina.putthoff@enercon.com mailto:contractpricing@suncoastresources.com mailto:gontnerb@pqh.com mailto:doninternationalestimates@gmail.com mailto:geoarcstudioproject@gmail.com mailto:florida.marketing@kimley-horn.com mailto:licitaja@licitaja.com.br mailto:ctedeschi@spiezle.com mailto:Bizdevelopment@mckimcreed.com mailto:jnelson@kahlerslater.com mailto:lellrod@zyscovich.com mailto:marketing@asdnet.com mailto:kleone@ikon5architects.com mailto:a-hueso@bniengineers.com mailto:terral.carpenter@corgan.com mailto:studio@realmcos.com mailto:kcorcoran@catalyst-dg.com mailto:noelle.ward@tlc-eng.com mailto:mauricio@designmex.com.mx mailto:churst@whartonsmith.com mailto:emily.hubbard@tlc-eng.com mailto:kpetersen@bbmstructural.com mailto:ccortez@woodwarddesignbuild.com mailto:ericj@dempsey-design.com mailto:jessica.ligator@haskell.com mailto:jessica.truby@gmail.com mailto:crein@fkaid.com mailto:scsfloors@comporium.net mailto:jesse.zunke@us.rlb.com mailto:cstoerker@newcomb-boyd.com mailto:jerrica.russell@gmhillengineering.com mailto:erfp@sysoft.com mailto:andrea@gtrbiz.com mailto:lindsey@993architecture.com mailto:stefan@sanctuarydesigngroup.com mailto:rmcgraw@reiengineers.com mailto:gina.putthoff@enercon.com mailto:contractpricing@suncoastresources.com mailto:gontnerb@pqh.com mailto:doninternationalestimates@gmail.com mailto:geoarcstudioproject@gmail.com mailto:florida.marketing@kimley-horn.com

Attachment C FSCJ RFQ: 2027C-10 Architectutal Servicecs: FSCJ Cecil Training Institute/Hub Sign-In Sheet from Public Pre-Proposal Meeting held on 10/21/2026 @ 10:00 a.m and

Sign-In Sheet from Site Visit held on 10/21/2026 @ 11:00 a.m

FSCJ Maureen Malone Noelle Tafaoa

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