Addendum 1 BDC47-24/25 Crystal River State Park - Boat Barn

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has issued Addendum No. One for a state contract opportunity (Bid No. BDC47-24/25) for the Crystal River State Park Boat Barn project, located in Leon County. The procurement involves the construction of a carport structure for a boat barn, with specific technical requirements detailed in the bid documents. Bidders are instructed to use the provided Generic Plans, specifically Carolina Carport plans, as a reference and must refer to Sheet G101 of the Construction Drawings for precise carport structure specifications. The bid documents allow for using the referenced plans or an approved equivalent, indicating flexibility in the design approach. Key submission requirements include signing the addendum and including it with the bid package when submitting to Laurinda Micheels, Contracts Specialist, at the Bureau of Design and Construction in Tallahassee. The critical dates for this procurement are the posting date of March 26, 2025, and the bid submission deadline of April 15, 2025. Failure to submit the signed addendum may result in bid rejection.

The procurement documents do not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations. There are no mentioned disadvantaged enterprise requirements or preferences in the provided addendum. The document does not disclose information about incumbent vendors, current contractors, or existing infrastructure that might require integration. Additionally, no specific budget range or potential award value is detailed in the available documentation. The bid is specifically for a boat barn carport structure at Crystal River State Park, suggesting this is a targeted infrastructure improvement project within the Florida state park system. While the addendum provides technical specifications, it does not offer comprehensive details about contractor qualifications, evaluation criteria, or potential contract value. Interested bidders would need to review the full bid package for more comprehensive information about the project's scope, requirements, and potential contract terms.