Orange County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
Browse government projects, RFPs, and bids from 14 agencies in Orange County, Florida.
FLUpdated weekly
28Projects
14Agencies
11Sectors
Orange County is planning your next contract right now.
We read every board minute and budget in Orange County. You get the projects — with decision-maker contacts — before the RFP.
Send My Orange County Brief
Get started freeCreate a free account · no credit card
Trusted by teams at
Recent Projects
Government Projects in Orange County
28 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
LYNX has completed an RFP (26-R04) process for architecture and engineering services for facilities and now seeks authorization to approve the SEC ranking and initiate negotiations with AECOM Technical Services, Inc. The procurement is part of a two-contract strategy (one for facilities, one for bus shelters/transfer centers/LYMMO), and AECOM was top-ranked among six proposers. With $10,169,577 in FY2026 capital budgeted for facility-related projects, this forthcoming A&E contract will likely support HVAC upgrades, structural work, and the planned Southern Operations base, among others. While AECOM appears poised to become the primary A&E partner, other firms gain visibility into the scale and funding of upcoming facility projects and can position as subs or prepare for future competitive cycles.
Pre-RFP
$10,169,577Jun 25, 2026FDOT plans to repave a segment of SR 436 from Lake Howell Road to the Orange County line in Seminole County, under a $6.8 million project with C.W.R Contracting Inc. Construction is scheduled to begin June 14, 2026 and complete by spring 2027, and will include ADA-compliant upgrades to crosswalks and curb ramps plus raised concrete channelizing islands designed in coordination with the City of Casselberry to better control traffic flows at intersections and driveways. The June 1, 2026 update notes that a preconstruction meeting was scheduled for June 9, indicating work has not yet fully mobilized. Although the contractor is already selected, there may be opportunities for traffic control, pedestrian safety enhancements, and post‑project signal/operations consulting once the new channelizing islands and resurfacing are in place. This project also signals Casselberry’s interest in access management and multimodal safety treatments that vendors can address on future corridors.
Pre-RFP
$6,800,000Jun 24, 2026LYNX is set to award three-year General Planning Consultant contracts, with two one-year renewal options, to Kittelson & Associates, Inc. and WSP USA, Inc. after an RFP (26-R01) and SEC evaluation identified them as the top two qualified firms. Each contract carries an NTE amount of $1.5 million for the initial three-year term, and the CEO will be delegated authority to approve and execute task orders. These on-call GPCs will function as an extension of LYNX staff to provide technical, financial, and operational expertise across a variety of planning projects. For other consultants, this defines who will likely lead many planning tasks through at least 2029 and highlights that the FY2026 operating budget includes $1,000,000 for planning projects, much of which is grant funded, creating teaming, niche-subconsulting, and future recompete timing intelligence.
Contract Award
$3,000,000Jun 25, 2026LYNX is finalizing awards to Kittelson & Associates, Inc. and WSP USA, Inc. for General Planning Consultant (GPC) services after an RFP process (26‑R01) and SEC ranking process concluded with those two firms as top‑ranked. The contracts will each have not‑to‑exceed amounts of $1.5 million for the initial three‑year term, with two additional one‑year renewal options, and will allow LYNX to issue task orders for a broad range of planning, technical, financial, and operational studies. Funding for GPC projects is largely grant‑supported, with $1,000,000 in the FY2026 operating budget for planning projects. Although the primes have been selected, these on‑call arrangements represent continuing opportunities for subconsultants in areas such as modeling, TOD, equity analysis, operations planning, and public engagement, as well as a signal to technology vendors that LYNX has dedicated capacity to advance new planning and data initiatives over the next several years.
Contract Award
$3,000,000Jun 25, 2026LYNX plans to negotiate and execute a contract with Foursquare Integrated Transportation Planning, Inc. for the FY2028–FY2037 Transit Development Plan major update and a system-wide passenger demographic and origin-destination survey. The RFP (26-R09) drew multiple proposals, and Foursquare was ranked highest by the Source Evaluation Committee with a total score of 470. The not-to-exceed amount is $1,036,865, funded across FY2026 and proposed FY2027 operating budgets using Metroplan UPWP and Federal 5307 funds. For other planning and data firms, this award identifies the incumbent for TDP work and survey data collection through at least FY2027, informing future teaming or subconsulting opportunities and the timing of subsequent updates (Title VI surveys are required at least every five years).
Contract Award
$1,036,865Jun 25, 2026FDOT is resurfacing Sand Lake Road (SR 482) from east of Orange Blossom Trail (US 441) to South Orange Avenue (SR 527) under a $4.7 million construction contract with Preferred Materials Inc. The project, which began in April 2026 and is expected to finish in fall 2026, focuses on rehabilitating the asphalt pavement and includes related work on curb ramps and sidewalks to meet ADA standards. The June 1, 2026 update shows work underway on clearing and grubbing, curb ramps, sidewalks, and concrete removal. Even though the main resurfacing contract is awarded, the corridor will generate needs for traffic control, pavement marking, signal timing updates, and potentially complete streets enhancements that can be packaged as follow-on projects once the basic resurfacing is complete.
Contract Award
$4,700,000Jun 24, 2026FDOT is delivering a combined project on U.S. 441 from north of SR 50 to the SR 414 ramps, which includes Coast-to-Coast Trail Gap Segment 2 and a major resurfacing/safety job along Orange Blossom Trail. The $35.2 million contract with Jr. Davis Construction Co. Inc. covers construction of a multi-use trail connecting the Clarcona‑Ocoee Connector Trail to the Seminole Wekiva Trail, new bike lanes in select locations, sidewalk infill, ADA curb ramp reconstruction, median modifications, and roadway resurfacing with lane narrowing to calm traffic. Work began in October 2025 and is scheduled to be completed by summer 2027, with current activities including roadway widening, sidewalk and driveway reconstruction, stormwater and utility adjustments, gravity wall excavation, and intersection electrical work at SR 414 and US 441. While the prime is set, the multi-use trail and safety features create opportunities for firms providing trail amenities, lighting, wayfinding, signal priority, and safety analytics, as well as for consultants to support similar trail gap closures identified in the TIP and PPL.
Contract Award
$35,200,000Jun 24, 2026FDOT is reconstructing the I‑4/SR 535 (Apopka-Vineland Road) interchange and extending a single buffer-separated westbound managed lane from west of SR 536 to west of Daryl Carter Parkway under a combined $102 million contract with Lane Construction Corp. Planned work includes a new loop ramp from northbound SR 535 to westbound I‑4, realignment of the westbound I‑4 entrance ramp from southbound SR 535, lengthening of the westbound I‑4 exit ramp, and general resurfacing and turn-lane/storage improvements on SR 535. Construction started in October 2023 and is expected to run through fall 2028, with current activities including bridge beam placement for the I‑4 Express extension, mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) walls for the new loop ramp, drainage work, and ramp widening. With the prime set, opportunities are strongest for ITS/tolling systems vendors, traffic management and work zone technology providers, and firms that can support post‑construction performance monitoring, ramp metering, and corridor operations once the managed lanes open.
Contract Award
$102,000,000Jun 24, 2026FDOT District 5 reports active construction on the I-4 at Sand Lake Road diverging diamond interchange and associated westbound express lane extension, with a combined construction contract of about $219.3 million awarded to Lane Construction Corporation. Work includes converting the interchange to a DDI, constructing a single buffer-separated express lane westbound from west of SR 528 to west of Central Florida Parkway, new loop ramps, and bridge/structural work to carry I-4 Express over Sand Lake Road and Central Florida Parkway. Construction began in spring 2023 and is expected to run through December 2027, with current activities including pile driving in the Sand Lake median, express lane paving, force main installation, Turkey Lake Road widening, and overhead bridge work. While the prime contract is already awarded, the scale and complexity of the DDI and express lane systems create opportunities for subcontractors, ITS and tolling integration vendors, work zone safety providers, and post-construction operations/maintenance services. Vendors can also position for follow-on technology deployments and corridor management projects once the interchange opens.
Contract Award
$219,300,000Jun 24, 2026Orange County approved the award of IFB Y26-717-JF for the Corrections Female Detention Center Building Automation System Replacement and Fire Alarm Upgrade to Poli Construction Inc. in the amount of 6471815. The project is managed by Administrative Services Capital Projects and will modernize building automation and fire alarm systems in the detention facility. This is a significant life-safety and controls project in a secure corrections environment, involving HVAC controls, fire detection, notification systems, and integration with existing infrastructure. Vendors offering BAS hardware/software, fire alarm equipment, security integration, and long-term maintenance can pursue subcontracting with Poli and engage County facilities and corrections leadership on ongoing service, monitoring, and future upgrades across the jail system.
Contract Award
$6,471,815Jun 16, 2026Showing 10 of 28
Explore Orange County's government projects — free.
Self-serve. No call required. Live data in minutes.
Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Orange County, Florida
14 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Windermere
City3,092 pop.
Town of Oakland
City3,635 pop.
Town of Eatonville
City2,284 pop.
Orange County
County1,533,646 pop.
City of Winter Park
City29,894 pop.
City of Orlando
City320,742 pop.
City of Ocoee
City49,261 pop.
City of Maitland
City19,215 pop.
City of Lake Buena Vista
City25 pop.
City of Edgewood
City2,737 pop.
City of Belle Isle
City7,171 pop.
City of Bay Lake
City23 pop.
City of Apopka
City59,113 pop.
Balance of Orange County
City926,930 pop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Procurement FAQs for Orange County, Florida
Bring us your territory.
We'll show you what is forming.
B2G and SLED sales intelligence. Surface government procurement signals from 100,000+ state, local, and education agencies months before the RFP.