Lapel Pins Proof.All Years.pdf
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- Employee Recognition System
- Solicitation number
- ITN-15078
- Issued by
- Leon County, Florida
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This is a Lapel Pins Proof document related to the Florida Department of Revenue's Invitation to Negotiate for an employee recognition system. The document appears to contain visual proofs or examples of lapel pin designs across multiple years, serving as reference materials for the physical awards component of the recognition system. These lapel pins represent historical examples of service milestone recognition awards or retirement recognition items that the successful vendor will need to source and fulfill as part of the comprehensive employee recognition platform serving approximately 4,500 users across the department's five programs. The vendor questions submission deadline was noon on February 19, 2026 ET, with technical and cost replies due by March 17, 2026 at 3:00 PM ET. The contract will be structured as a fixed-rate, deliverable-based arrangement with an initial five-year term and optional renewal periods of up to five years to be negotiated.
The total annual budget allocation is approximately $195,000, comprising $125,000 for system implementation and services and $70,000 for recognition awards costs including physical items such as the lapel pins shown in this proof document. The procurement includes performance requirements with financial consequences, including a minimum 98.5% uptime requirement with $100 daily penalties for unavailability and a 30-day delivery requirement for award fulfillment with penalties up to 10% of product cost per day for delays. No set-aside designations or restrictions on organizational types have been identified, and no incumbent vendors are referenced in the available documentation.
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