Scope_of_Services_-_Revised_2.27.2025.pdf
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- Seminole County Wayfinding Signs Replacement
- Solicitation number
- CC-6462-25/LTT
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- Seminole County, Florida
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The document is a Scope of Services from the Seminole County Parks and Recreation Department seeking a contractor to replace wayfinding signs within the Seminole County Trail System. The project involves removing existing signage and installing 214 new wayfinding signs, which includes replacing signs at their current locations and adding three new signs at new locations. The work requires the contractor to provide all necessary labor, materials, equipment, tools, and services for fabricating and installing the new signage.
The project is part of Bid No. CC-6462-25/LTT, with an estimated project usage of $100,000.00. Bid documents are available on the Seminole County website through a specific procurement portal, and minority and women-owned businesses (M/WBEs) are encouraged to participate. Prospective bidders are explicitly instructed not to contact Seminole County staff or officials other than the designated contact person. The solicitation emphasizes competitive bidding and provides a structured process for potential contractors to review and submit proposals for the wayfinding sign replacement project.
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Scope of Services
Seminole County Parks and Recreation Department is seeking a contractor to provide labor, materials, and equipment necessary to replace 214 wayfinding signs. New signs will be replacing old signs at their respective location which includes three (3) new signs installed at new locations. Work under this contract comprises furnishing the labor, material, equipment, tools, services, and other incidentals required to fabricate and install wayfinding signage for the Seminole County Trail System. The construction consists generally of the removal of existing signage and the installation of newly fabricated signage.
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