Collier County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The Transportation Management Department seeks approval to issue a Purchase Order under the existing Roadway Contractors Agreement No. 21-7842 to Quality Enterprises USA, Inc. for construction of the Immokalee Road at Oil Well Road northbound right-turn lane project. The amount is 807029.10, including a 50000 owner’s allowance, indicating a defined, mid-sized roadway improvement at a key intersection. Because the work is being placed under an existing umbrella contract, the primary contractor decision is already settled, closing new competitive options on this scope. However, the project confirms Quality Enterprises as an active road construction incumbent and signals potential needs for traffic control, materials, striping, and inspection services, making it useful intelligence for subcontractors and suppliers targeting intersection improvements in Collier County.
Contract Award
$807,029Jun 23, 2026The Water-Sewer District is awarding a Request for Quote under Agreement 20-7800 to Coastal Concrete Products LLC, doing business as Coastal Site Development, for the Palm Drive IQ/FM Conflict project. The award is for 567100, plus a 50000 owner’s allowance, with a Work Order to be signed by the Chair for Project 70166. The IQ/FM conflict work suggests relocation or modification of instrumentation and force main facilities, and the main contractor selection is complete. Vendors providing utility construction materials, bypass pumping, restoration, and traffic control can target Coastal Site Development as a partner, and the project helps establish the company as a Collier County utilities construction incumbent for future RFQs or change orders.
Contract Award
$617,100Jun 23, 2026After reconsidering a previously approved contract award to Capital Contractors LLC for 849400 to perform Winterberry Beach Access Boardwalk repairs, the City Council chose instead to direct the City Manager to solicit bids to repair the boardwalk. Discussion covered whether to fully replace or repair, possibilities for external funding, and ways to reduce the cost of improving the structure’s current condition. This decision re-opens the work to competitive bidding and shifts from a single awarded contractor to a new procurement process focused on repair. Construction, marine, and parks infrastructure contractors now have an opportunity to compete for the boardwalk repair scope, and related design, permitting, ADA access, and coastal protection services may also be required as staff develops bid documents.
Active Opportunity
$849,400Jun 1, 2026Tourist Development staff recommend approval of a Work Order to CSA Ocean Sciences, Inc. to continue the required post-construction hardbottom monitoring for the Collier County Beach Nourishment Project in summer 2026. The work is funded with Tourist Development Tax (TDT) revenues under Professional Services Agreement 22-8015, for time and materials not to exceed 293606, with the Chair to execute the Work Order. The County has already selected CSA as its environmental monitoring consultant, so this scope is decided, but it highlights ongoing, regulatory-driven monitoring needs tied to nourishment projects. Environmental firms and marine contractors can use this to understand monitoring requirements, anticipate future phases or new nourishment cycles, and seek subcontracting opportunities with CSA or parallel work on related coastal resilience initiatives.
Contract Award
$293,606Jun 23, 2026Tourist Development recommends approving a Work Order to Humiston & Moore Engineers, P.A., for professional engineering services for the Collier County Hurricane Milton South Marco Beach Renourishment Project. The negotiated lump sum fee is not to exceed 91233 under Contract 18-7432-CZ (the same umbrella contract as other Milton-related projects), funded with Tourist Development Tax dollars (Fund 1105, Project 50320), with the Chair authorized to execute the Work Order. Humiston & Moore is already on contract as an engineering consultant, so this design work is not open to new bidders, but it previews a future construction-phase beach renourishment project on South Marco Beach. Dredging contractors, marine construction firms, surveyors, and environmental monitoring vendors can begin coordinating with Humiston & Moore and Tourist Development staff now to be ready for subsequent nourishment construction procurements and support services.
Contract Award
$91,233Jun 23, 2026Tourist Development proposes a Work Order to Taylor Engineering, Inc. for professional engineering services related to the Collier County Hurricane Milton Planting Restoration Project. The work, under Contract 18-7432-CZ, is not to exceed 82536 and is funded with Tourist Development Tax dollars (Fund 1105, Project 50320), with the Chair to sign the Work Order and a finding that the project promotes tourism. Taylor Engineering is already the selected consultant under the master contract, so new competition for this phase is closed, but it demonstrates active coastal restoration design work tied to hurricane impacts. Vendors in dune planting, coastal construction, and environmental permitting can target Taylor Engineering for future construction phases and use this as a cue that Collier County will likely let additional contracts for on-the-ground restoration and related coastal resilience projects.
Contract Award
$82,536Jun 23, 2026County Manager Operations proposes an Immokalee Impact Fee Installment Payment Plan Agreement with Immokalee Fair Housing Alliance Inc., allowing a 193237.60 impact fee for a 16-unit affordable multi-family rental housing project to be paid over 30 years at 5% interest as a special assessment. This financing arrangement supports the feasibility of the affordable project by spreading fee payments over a long term. While the housing project itself is not scoped or procured in this item, it confirms that a 16-unit affordable rental development by a nonprofit is moving forward in Immokalee. Design, construction, and supportive services vendors can use this as a development pipeline signal and engage with the Fair Housing Alliance directly about upcoming contracting needs for design, construction, property management systems, and resident services.
Public Updates
$193,238Jun 23, 2026Community Services requests after-the-fact approval of Amendment One to Contract HP025 between Collier County and the Area Agency on Aging for Southwest Florida, Inc., for the Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program (EHEAP) grant. The amendment confirms the contract expiration date as June 30, 2026 and reallocates Weather Related/Supply Shortage Crisis funds to the Crisis Assistance Fund while keeping the total contract amount at 104400. This adjustment maintains funding for emergency energy assistance without changing the overall grant value, and signals that EHEAP-supported services will continue through June 2026. Energy assistance outreach providers, intake software vendors, and community-based organizations can use this to engage with Human Services about how the reallocated funds will be used and position themselves for future program support contracts or technology deployments in subsequent grant cycles.
Grant Funding
$104,400Jun 23, 2026Explore Collier County's government projects — free.
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