PR_8742_Sulfuric_Acid_Tank.pdf

SCM-RFQ-T-01 – Request for Quote Single Project Template v2.0 – 8/29/23

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Pr oj ec t Orlando Utilities Commission

Orlando, Florida Effective 10/2023

RFQ25 PR8742 for Stanton B Sulfuric Acid Tank Replacement

Date Issued: 8/8/2017

Pre-response Conference: Mandatory Attendance

Date of Pre-response Conference: 9/18/2025

Date Due: Friday, October 3, 2025 no later than 2:00 pm local time

Direct all inquiries to the Buyer of Record: Jon McLester

407-457-7135 jmclester@ouc.com

Orlando Utilities Commission Reliable Plaza 100 West Anderson Street Orlando, Florida 32801

1. Quotation to be submitted on VendorLink (if applicable) or emailed to jmclester@ouc.com

2. RFQ number must be placed on the subject line of email responses

3. VendorLink help can be accessed by calling 407-222-1885, or by emailing support@evendorlink.com.

1 PRICING

Description (or see attached) Price/each

One (1) 5,750 gallon horizontal sulfuric acid storage tank $

Delivery Fee $

Total Price $

Refer to Attachment A: Detailed Scope and Specifications.

Orlando Utilities Commission RFQ25 PR8742 – Stanton B Sulfuric Acid Tank Replacement

2 RFQ SUBMITTAL CHECKLIST

Bidders shall complete all the forms checked ( ) below, and include them in the quotation submittal package with any other information.

Provide a written signature on all original forms and, when required, a notary stamp. Download from the links below, scan, & submit these forms with the quotation.

Quotation (Response)

Written response to scope of work and specification

Provided at time of quotation

Acknowledgement

Sworn Statement on Public Entity Crimes and Scrutinized Companies Under Florida Statutes, Section 287.133 (3) (a) and 287.135 (Link)

Dispute Disclosure (Link)

[Insert rows and text for additional response requirements, as needed]

Provided at time of award

Copy of Insurance Certificate(s)

Copy of Company’s Business License

W-9 Form

3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Unless otherwise stated, all Terms and Conditions regarding this RFQ can be found at the links below:

General Conditions for Goods (Link) General Conditions for Services (Link)

Goods and Services (Link) General Consulting Services (Link)

Information Technology (IT) Professional Consulting Services Agreement (Link)

By signing below, I acknowledge legal authority to execute this document and affirm that Supplier is compliant with all requirements of Section 287.133(3) and 287.135 of the Florida Statutes and no allegations or default, law suit, or investigation by any regulatory or professional association have been initiated against Supplier, its officers, and/or employees in the regular course of business within the last five (5) years.

If selected, prior to award, the Supplier agrees to provide proof of insurance as required, which may include General Liability, Worker’s Compensation, and Automotive.

The quote must be signed by an authorized agent or officer of the company or other legal entity.

OUC reserves the right to award any item or group of items to one or more suppliers, or to make no award.

The Supplier agrees to all terms and conditions that may be contained in the Purchase Order and expressly waives all terms and conditions that may be contained in their quotation and such terms and conditions shall be null and void.

SUPPLIER’S LEGAL NAME (print or type) _____________________________________________________________

QUOTED BY (print or type name) ___________________________________________________________________

QUOTED BY (signature) ________________________________________ DATE ____________________________

Telephone ______________________ Email ____________________________

SCM-RFQ-T-01 – Request for Quote Single Project Template v2.0 – 8/29/23

DETAILED SCOPE AND SPECIFICATIONS

1. GENERAL

1. Stanton B Energy Center, LLC (hereinafter “Purchaser”) is requesting bids for a “replacement in kind” lined sulfuric acid tank including fabrication of the tank and associated equipment. The bid will include any engineering, material supply, delivery, of the new sulfuric acid tank. The original lined sulfuric acid tank drawings are attached in this bid specification.

There is one 5750 gallon horizontal sulfuric acid storage tank at Stanton B Energy Center. The plant is configured as 1 x 1 combined cycle power block. The original sulfuric acid tank is 20’ long and 7’ in diameter. The ¼” carbon steel tank is interior shall be blasted per sspc sp-5 and lined with a Plasite 9085

(2) coat epoxy Novoloc, (2) coats @6-7 mils dry film thickness. The tank exterior to be blasted per SSPC SP-6 and receive (1) coat Carboline CZ11, (1) coat Carboline 890 HB @ 4-6 mils, (1) coat Carboline 134 HG @3-5 mils dry film thickness.

1.1 Bidders will be able to take any field measurements required to complete the fabrication of the horizontal sulfuric acid storage tank during the Stanton B pre-bid walkthrough. Bidders are responsible to make sure all dimensions are correct.

1.2 Supplier shall include all miscellaneous parts required to provide for a complete and fully functional installation. Lifting lugs and any special tools for offloading the sulfuric acid tank shall also be provided.

1.3 A fabrication schedule and an anticipated delivery schedule shall be submitted with the bid.

1.4 The current sulfuric acid tanks onsite ladder and platform will be reused. The bidder is responsible for providing the platform supports welded to the top and side of the sulfuric acid tank in the attached drawings. Any measurements not on the drawing can be obtained during the pre-bid walkdown scheduled by the contract the contract representative.

1.5 Tank shall be painted a yellow color in the shop FED# 23655 (Sulfuric Acid Tank Yellow).

1.6 Bidders will have to submit a detailed sulfuric tank dimensional drawing complete with platform and ladder supports and proper tank support saddle dimensions to be considered for the award.

2. CODES AND STANDARDS

2.1. Supplier shall ensure that all elements of the scope of work, including, but not limited to engineering, materials, equipment, construction methods, environmental practices, safety practices, and testing methods and standards, shall comply with all applicable codes and standards, whether or not they are specifically referenced. A partial list of codes and standards include, but is not limited to the following:

AASHTO American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials ABMA American Boiler Manufacturers Association

ACI American Concrete Institute

ADM Aluminum Design Manual of the Aluminum Association AISC American Institute of Steel Construction

ANSI American National Standards Institute

API American Petroleum Institute

ASCE American Society of Civil Engineers

ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers ASNT American Society of Nondestructive Testing ASTM American Society of Testing and Materials AWS American Welding Society

AWWA American Water Works Association CFR Code of Federal Regulation EPA Environmental Protection Agency EPRI Electric Power Research Institute

ESA European Sealing Association FBC Florida Building Code FM Factory Mutual

FSA Fluid Sealing Association

IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ISA Instrument Society of America

ISO Instrument Organization of Standardization

MSS Manufacturers Standardization Society of Valves and Fittings NACE National Association of Corrosion Engineers NBS National Bureau of Standards NEC National Electrical Code

NECA National Electrical Contractors Association NESC National Electrical Safety Code

NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association NFPA National Fire Protection Agency

NIST National Institute of Standards and Technology OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration PFI Pipe Fabrication Institute

SSPC The Society of Protective Coatings

Where conflict exists between this specification, and any of the above standards, codes, and/or regulations or between two or more of the applicable standards, codes, and/or regulations, Supplier shall notify the Purchaser Company Representative for resolution.

3. DEFINITIONS

3.1. Authorities Having Jurisdiction: Government agency or sub agencies who regulates the construction process.

3.2. Electronic Copy: Electronic Copy is defined as a submittal in its native format (e.g. Word, Excel, and AutoCAD). If the submittal is a drawing, Adobe Acrobat format shall be submitted in addition to the nativeformat.

4. SPECIFICATIONS, DOCUMENTS, DRAWINGS, AND EXHIBITS

4.1. Any supplied reference documents, drawings or exhibits are for information only. While these are believed accurate, the Supplier is required to field check all critical key dimensions and conditions before proceeding with the Work. The Purchaser Company Representative shall provide access to the Jobsite for inspection and dimensional verification prior to fabrication.

4.2 Supplier is required to visit the site and perform an inspection to determine actual dimensions before starting fabrication. Any required rework or modifications shall be at the sole expense of the Supplier.

4.3 The Southern Tank and Manufacturing Company drawings & other attachments are available with this Appendix A and will be given to the bidders for bidding purposes on a confidential basis. Such Southern Tank and Manufacturing Company drawings and other attachments (“Southern Tank and Manufacturing Company Confidential Information”) are to be treated as confidential by the bidders and used only for the purpose of preparing a proposal for the scope of work specified herein. Bidders shall not make further distribution of such Southern Tank and Manufacturing Company Confidential Information without the express prior written approval of Purchaser.

5. SITE DATA AND LOCATION

Stanton B Energy Center 5100 S Alafaya Trail Orlando, FL 32831

6. SUPPLIER SCOPE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

6.1. The scope of this specification is to supply a sulfuric acid tank manufacture and delivery a complete “replacement in kind” (e.g. lifting lugs, lifting frame, supports) for a replacement sulfuric acid tank.

6.1.1 Supplier shall provide all as-built drawings upon completion.

6.1.2 Supplier shall coordinate, fabrication and delivery to site such that prolonged storage of the acid tank will be minimized and degradation avoided. Pipe capping is required on all open piping.

6.1.3 Site storage instructions and acid tank weather protection appropriate for site climates to minimize degradation shall be provided.

6.1.4 Only the tank, tank penetrations, door, lifting lugs and support pedestal are part of the bidder’s scope. The ladder and platform steel in the drawings will not be part of the scope. The plant is going to reuse the existing sulfuric acid tanks ladder and platform.

6.2. Supplier shall provide installation instructions and installation drawings complete with weights, rigging points for offloading.

6.3. The supplier shall provide fabrication QA/QC plans including all critical witness and hold points for the fabrication process along with applicable acceptance criteria.

6.4. Supplier shall utilize technically proven designs, equipment, methods, and processes with proven reliable service in similar applications and configurations. Supplier shall provide a list going back 10 years of comparable experiences and references for customers in North America. Project references will only include jobs fabricated from the shop or shops the Supplier is using for this effort.

6.5. Any errors or omissions in this specification shall not relieve Supplier of the responsibility to provide a complete, safe, functional design in full compliance with general engineering practices, and applicable codes and standards.

6.6. There will be drawings issued to the bidders for this project. It is the sole responsibility of the bidders to validate the dimensions on the drawings to ensure the dimension are correct and any rework due to fit-up issues or interferences shall be the responsibility of the Supplier.

6.7. Bidders will have to submit a detailed sulfuric tank dimensional drawing complete with platform and ladder supports and proper tank support saddle dimensions to be considered for the award.

7. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

7.1. Supplier shall fully procure, fabricate, manufacture, and deliver the sulfuric acid tank in accordance with the specifications herein, all applicable codes and standards, and all referenced documents.

7.2. Supplier shall not proceed with procurement/fabrication/construction until drawings, calculations, procedures, specifications, and other pertinent information have been submitted and reviewed for comments by Purchaser.

7.3. For all submittals, two (2) hardcopies and one (1) Electronic Copy shall be submitted to the Purchaser Company Representative. Purchaser shall have up to ten (10) business days to review the submittals, and advise the Supplier as follows:

1. Proceed with procurement/fabrication/construction - no comments

2. Proceed with procurement/fabrication/construction - comments as noted

3. Do not proceed with procurement/fabrication/construction - revise and resubmit

4. Accepted - no comments

5. For information only - no comments

6. For information only - comments as noted

7.4. It is Supplier's sole responsibility to ensure completeness of design in the submittals.

7.5. Supplier shall participate in a kickoff meeting within 10 days after award of Purchase Order, as well as participate in design/installation reviews with Purchaser. Supplier shall work with Purchaser to make any necessary design changes to comply with Purchaser's requirements.

7.6. All Supplier submittals shall contain the following information on the title block or title page as a minimum in addition to the items normally entered by the Supplier:

Customer – Stanton Clean Energy Center, LLC Project / Work Order #************/Unit **– Stanton LP Evaporator Replacement Purchaser Purchase Order Number Revision Date

7.7. Supplier submittals shall not be based on any reproductions of Purchaser items listed in Section 4.

7.8. Purchaser shall have full rights to use and distribute Supplier submittals.

7.9. All Suppliers' submittals shall utilize the English language and English units with Metric units optional.

7.10. Purchaser’s review and acceptance is for general compliance with the contractual requirements, and it does not indicate a thorough review of all details, dimensions, quantities, materials, devices, and does not relieve the Supplier of the responsibilities and requirements under the Purchase Order, scope of work, documents, drawings, specifications, exhibits, and all applicable codes, standards, and regulations.

7.11. Supplier shall submit master drawing list in Microsoft Excel format to Purchaser. Columns shall include date submitted, drawing number, drawing title/description, revision number/letter, and last transmittal number (if utilized).

8. SPECIFIC DESIGN AND ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS

8.1 GENERAL

8.2 The scope of work is provided solely to identify the major activities covered by the specifications and should not be construed to limit the Supplier scope or responsibilities. All Work involving the design, fabrication and shipping of the replacement sulfuric acid tank and all related materials / equipment shall meet the requirements of this specification.

8.3 It is not the intent of this specification to specify completely all details of design and fabrication;

however, the equipment shall be complete within the limits of this specification. All materials supplied for this project shall be in full compliance with the specifications and drawings.

8.4 SCOPE OF WORK

The scope consists of engineering, material supply, delivery of a new 5750 gallon acid tank.

Only the tank will be supplied by the bidder. All the extraneous piping, level detectors, platform and ladder supports and vents will be supplied by the purchaser.

8.5 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

8.5.1 The replacement sulfuric acid lined tank shall be designed for a and 30 year leak free life and shall be able to accommodate 5,750 gallons of sulfuric acid for continuous leak free operation for that time period.

8.5.2 All material is carbon steel: ¼” A36 tank shell and heads.

8.5.3 All shell seams to be butt welded inside and outside, all fittings and nozzles to be welded inside and outside.

8.5.4 Tank interior to be blasted per SSPC SP-5 and lined with Plasite 9085 (2) coat Epoxy Novolac, (2) coats @6-7 mils dry film thickness.

8.5.5 Tank exterior to be blasted per SSPC SP-6 and receive (1) coat carboline CZ11, (1) coat carboline 890 HB @ 4-6 mils, (1) coat carboline 134 HG @ 3-5 mils dry film thickness.

8.5.6 Design of all components shall accommodate differential thermal expansion, vibration, and drains to be suitable for all operation and maintenance conditions.

8.5.7 Supplier shall provide engineering calculations to confirm design basis and code compliance for all aspects of the Scope of Work.

8.5.8 Designed to API 650 standards and NACE standards.

8.5.9 Tank to be supplied with bottom support saddles welded to tank.

8.5.10 Tank to be supplied with all flanges and manways shown in the attached drawings. Supplier shall provide preapproved drawing before start of manufacturing.

8.5.11 The design shall be a replacement in kind sulfuric acid tank with as much factory assembled components as practical. The design shall include provisions necessary to allow ease of lifting, maintenance, and accessibility.

8.5.12 Tank shall be painted a yellow color in the shop FED# 23655 (Sulfuric Acid Tank Yellow).

8.5.13 Supplier shall include all code report forms and NDE requirement results of visual, and PT results.

8.5.14 Tank exterior shall have all platform supports installed at the top of the tank and all ladder supports supplied at the end of the tank to match the original tank before the tanks internal liner coatings are applied. Plant is going to reuse the original sulfuric acid tank platform and ladder.

8.6 MATERIAL AND MANUFACTURING SPECIFICATIONS

8.6.1 Supplier shall submit preliminary arrangement drawings showing materials of construction and adherence to original tank dimensions and support saddles.

8.6.2 Supplier shall submit final arrangement drawings and details prior to any fabrication.

8.6.3 All flanges and surfaces shall be protected with suitable rust preventative compound and shall have a protective cover to prevent surface damage in loading, shipment and handling at the job site.

8.6.4 Supplier shall submit their cleaning and coating procedures and materials for Purchaser’s review.

8.6.5 Supplier shall submit their welding procedures, welding process, and certifications for Purchaser’s review.

8.6.6 Materials and construction shall be suitable for the service and be in strict accordance with the latest API 650 code requirements.

8.6.7 All welding shall comply with the requirements listed in section 2 (as applicable) and shall adhere to whichever is more stringent. This shall include Qualified Welding Procedures for each welding operation and Qualified Welders, as applicable.

8.6.8 All welds shall be 100% VT and 100% MT and/ or PT as appropriate.

8.6.9 NDE shall be performed in accordance with the latest addendum of the applicable code as listed in section 2.

8.6.10 Supplier shall submit certified material test reports for Purchaser’s review.

8.6.11 Before capping and adding desiccant, checks shall be performed to verify the modules are dry. All flange pipe caps shall be metallic or approved by purchaser.

8.6.13 The equipment shall be individually marked with uniform and legible lettering.

8.6.14 Origin of all pressure part materials shall be provided prior to material orders. No Chinese sourced parts are allowed.

8.7 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

8.7.1 The Scope of Supply will be deemed accepted when the following criterion have been met:

8.7.1.1 Data submittals and QA/QC documents have been received and reviewed.

8.7.1.2 Successful tank leak test following shop fabrication must be approved by purchaser.

8.7.1.3 Successful installation and passing QA/QC and approved NDE.

9. SAFETY AND PERMITTING

9.1. Supplier shall provide MSDS for all components being brought on site. Supplier shall provide a list of all MSDS to be submitted to the Purchaser Company Representative for review and acceptance.

9.2. Supplier shall be responsible for inspecting all equipment they plan to bring on the jobsite prior to use.

9.3. Supplier shall submit safety manual, including Subcontractor's safety manual to Purchaser.

9.4. All work shall consider safety throughout the entire plant / equipment life cycle as follows:

• Fabrication

• Transportation

• Offloading Performed by Plant

10. SPARE PARTS

Supplier shall recommend and provide a listing of spare parts for the scope of this specification.

11. SHIPPING, DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING

11.1. Supplier shall be responsible for all aspects of shipping, handling, and storage to complete the scope specified herein. Supplier shall detail procedures and plans for any storage of assemblies required to meet the schedule of installation.

11.2. All materials and equipment shall be protected from the elements during storage and transportation.

11.3. The Supplier shall deliver the Equipment between 14 and 30 days before the start of the outage and only after obtaining permission from the Purchaser company representative.

12. CONSTRUCTION/PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION

Section Removed

13. CONSTRUCTION LOGISTICS AND TEMPORARY FACILITIES

14. CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION PLAN / CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES

15. QUALITY CONTROL, TESTING, AND INSPECTION

15.1. Tank shall be hydrostatically/Vacuum leak tested in accordance with API 650 Codes.

15.2. Supplier shall submit an uncontrolled copy of their latest quality assurance manual.

15.3. The Supplier shall establish, maintain and implement a quality system to control the manufacture of specified equipment.

15.4. Supplier shall submit an inspection and test plan covering any witness points, QA/QC hold points, and test points throughout the complete fabrication process. The inspection and test plan shall cover as a minimum, nature and scope of inspection and tests, equipment that will be used (supply calibration records); provide qualifications of personnel who will perform the test, and detailed procedures.

Purchaser shall have the right to witness any inspection and tests listed on the inspection and test plan at its option.

15.5 Inspections to include as a minimum any inspections required by the Supplier inspection and testing plan and periodic inspection by Purchaser.

15.6 Supplier shall notify Purchaser no less than ten (10) Business Days prior to all shipments to allow Purchaser the option to inspect prior to shipping to the Stanton B Energy Center.

15.7 Supplier shall submit inspection test reports detailing the various inspection and tests listed in the inspection/testing plan.

15.8 Purchaser, at its option, may utilize third party companies to witness any inspection and tests listed in the inspection/testing plan. Utilization of third-party companies' costs will be borne by Purchaser.

15.9 Supplier shall submit all quality documentation including but not limited to pressure test reports, certified material test reports (CTMR’s), MT, PT or radiograph test reports, weld procedure qualification records, welder continuity logs and records.

15.10 Data reports required by the API 650 codes shall be submitted to Purchaser.

16. PURCHASER REPRESENTATIVES:

16.1. Project Management Representative for all project issues, submittals, and technical issues is the following: TBD

16.2. Technical Representation for all technical issues is the following: Jeff Schley 5100 S Alafaya Trail Orlando, FL 32831 Work: (689) 250-3052 JSchley@OUC.com

16.3 Plant Contacts:

Jeremy Hardin 5100 S Alafaya Trail Orlando, FL 32831 jhardin@OUC.com Work: (407) 576-7562

16.4 Contract Representative for all contractual issues:

Jon McLester jmclester@OUC.com Work: (407) 457-7135

17. SCHEDULE

17.1. Supplier shall maintain an updated and detailed project schedule in Microsoft Project or Primavera format, submitted in the proposal, showing critical path in Gantt chart format, outlining design and engineering activities, major fabrication activities, construction activities, witness points, hold points, and schedule milestones for completion of the scope specified herein.

17.2. Supplier shall submit a progress report on a weekly basis, providing an overall summary of the Supplier's activities. Progress reports shall include photographs from several different vantage points, as well as highlight any issues. Progress reports shall include an accident and safety report. If no accidents have occurred, Supplier shall state this in the report.

17.3. Supplier must strictly adhere to all schedule deadlines in completion of the Work.

17.4 Supplier shall consider all drawings provided by Purchaser prior to commencement of the Work to ensure mitigation of any conflicts or potential issues. Supplier shall immediately suspend related work and notify the Purchaser Company Representative if any discrepancies or constructability issues are identified. Supplier may continue to perform work not affected by the discrepancy.

17.5 Supplier is to provide a Submittal & Completion Schedule with their bid, and complete such tasks in time specified.

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PRICING

N/A – Included in Section 1 of this document

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INVITATION TO PRE-RESPONSE CONFERENCE

Date: September 18, 2025 Time: 9:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST)

Location:

(Address/floor/room)

Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) Stanton B Main Conference Room 5100 S Alafaya Trail Orlando, FL 32831-2001

Conference Number: N/A

Video Conferencing: N/A

Attendance is: Mandatory Not Mandatory

RSVP: Please RSVP via email to the Buyer of Record at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting, and bring the RFQ containing the specifications and government issued photo identification when you attend. Also, please email any questions two days prior to the meeting.

Questions/Directions: If you have any questions about the Pre-response Conference, or if you need driving directions, please contact:

Jon McLester at 407-457-7315 or jmclester@ouc.com

Objective: To discuss the Scope of Work under the RFQ and answer any questions related to this solicitation. No more than two (2) attendees per firm are permitted to attend the meeting. Opportunity will be given to take measurements on-site.

Agenda: Introductions, Scope of Work, and general information regarding VendorLink submittal process.

Notes: Attendees should wear closed toe-shoes, and bring hardhats and protective eye wear.

Special Instructions: N/A

ATTACHMENT D: DRAWINGS

1 .1 Drawing D-BC1132 Cooling Tower Sulfuric Acid Tank Foundation, Containment Plan, Section, Details

1.2 Drawing SECBCC3514 General Arrangement 5,750 Gallon Horizontal Storage Tank

1.3 Drawing SECBCC3515 General Arrangement 84” Saddle Detail

1.4 Drawing SECBCC3516 General Arrangement Platform and Handrails

1.5 Drawing SECBCC3517 General Arrangement Handrail Details

1.6 Drawing SECBCC3518 General Arrangement Lader Details

ATTACHMENT E: COMPLIANCE FORMS

Subcontractor_Potential Cost Saving Form_v.2_161115

For Solicitation #:_____________

SUBCONTRACTORS

Below or on an attached sheet, list your proposed Subcontractors for this project. If you are not sure of the Subcontractor’s identity at the time of the proposal, state which portion of the project you will be subcontracting. Also by each Subcontractor state if they are a Minority or Women owned business. Second tier reporting of Minority or Women owned business is required to be reported on a quarterly basis.

POTENTIAL COST SAVING ALTERNATIVE

(Use additional paper, if necessary)

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Should Contractor be awarded the work in this solicitation, please provide information on any Economic Development Opportunities that Contractor may bring, such as the creation of new jobs or purchasing or leasing of new building space, which could benefit the local Orlando area or the State of Florida:

Payment and Performance Bond Form_v.1_160708