Locations_of_Irrigation_Services.pdf

This document is a location reference list for citywide irrigation services in Florida, specifically identifying 37 facilities and areas requiring irrigation maintenance across multiple jurisdictions. The services encompass diverse municipal properties including government buildings (City Hall, Fire Department, Police Station), parks (Tiger Tail Park, Mulligan Park, Centennial Park, Frank Tootie Park, Frost Park), cemeteries (West Cemetery, East Cemetery), medians and roadways (US 1 corridors, Dania Beach Boulevard, Griffin Road), and utility infrastructure (Water Plant, Public Works Building). Related solicitations indicate that contractors must submit bids through electronic procurement portals, with mandatory site meetings and question submission deadlines occurring in late August and early September 2025, and final proposals due September 19, 2025. The scope of work requires comprehensive landscape and irrigation maintenance services including weekly trash removal, weed control, irrigation system maintenance, quarterly shrub trimming, and biannual fertilization across approximately 767,103 square feet of landscape areas.

Qualified contractors must possess a valid California C-27 contractor's license, Bay-Friendly Maintenance Professional certification, chemical applicator and irrigation certifications, and employ a certified arborist. Evaluation criteria include quality and thoroughness (10%), experience and past performance (33%), cost and budget proposal (33%), and other considerations (24%). Contractors must provide comprehensive insurance documentation including commercial general liability, automobile liability, workers' compensation, and professional liability coverage. The solicitations do not specify explicit set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises; however, participating jurisdictions encourage participation from small businesses, minority-owned businesses, women-owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enterprises. No incumbent vendor is identified, and while specific contract values are not stated, the extensive scope and detailed maintenance requirements suggest significant municipal investment. Bidders must register with OpenGov Procurement portals specific to each jurisdiction to submit electronic bids.