Landscape and Irrigation Maintenance Services

The Contract Will Require Contractors to Provide for the Labor, Materials and Equipment Necessary for the Maintenance of Certain Landscape and Irrigation Improvements and Other Associated Scopes as More Particularly Described in the Project Manual Which Will Include, Among Other Materials, Contract Documents, Project Scope and Any Technical Specifications. In Order to Submit a Proposal, Each Proposer Must (1) Be Authorized to Do Business in Florida, and Hold All Required State and Federal Licenses in Good Standing; and (2) Have at Least Five (5) Years of Experience With Landscape and Irrigation Maintenance Projects. The District Reserves the Right in Its Sole Discretion to Make Changes to the Project Manual Up Until the Time of the Proposal Opening, and to Provide Notice of Such Changes Only to Those Proposers Who Have Attended the Pre-proposal Meeting and Registered. Proposals Shall Be Submitted in a Sealed Package, Shall Bear the Name of the Proposer on the Outside of the Package and Shall Clearly Identify the Project. Unless Certain Circumstances Exist Where a Public Opening is Unwarranted, Proposals Will Be Publicly Opened at the Time and Date Stipulated Above; Proposals Received After the Time and Date Stipulated Above May Be Returned Un-opened to the Proposer. Any Proposal Not Completed as Specified or Missing the Required Proposal Documents May Be Disqualified. Any Protest Regarding the Project Manual, Including but Not Limited to Protests Relating to the Proposal Notice, the Proposal Instructions, the Proposal and Contract Form, the Scope of Work, the Maintenance Map, the Specifications, the Evaluation Criteria, the Evaluation Criteria or Process, or Any Other Issues or Items Relating to the Project Manual (Rfp Documents), Must Be Filed in Writing, Within Seventy-two (72) Hours (Excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays) After Issuance of the Project Manual, in Accordance With Rule 3.11 of the Districts Rules of Procedure. The Formal Protest Setting Forth With Particularity the Facts and Law Upon Which the Protest is Based Shall Be Filed Within Seven (7) Calendar Days (Including Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays) After the Initial Notice of Protest Was Filed. Failure to Timely File a Notice of Protest or Failure to Timely File a Formal Written Protest Shall Constitute a Waiver of Any Right to Object or Protest With Respect to the Rfp Documents, in Accordance With Rule 3.11 of the Districts Rules of Procedure. Additional Information and Requirements Regarding Protests Are Set Forth in the Project Manual and the Districts Rules of Procedure, Which Are Available From the District Managers Office, Attention: Craig Wrathell, (561) 571- 0010. Rankings Will Be Made Based on the Evaluation Criteria Contained Within the Project Manual. Price Will Be One Factor Used in Determining the Proposal That is in the Best Interest of the District, but the District Explicitly Reserves the Right to Make Such Award to Other Than the Lowest Price Proposal. The District Has the Right to Reject Any and All Proposals, Waive Any Technical Errors, Informalities or Irregularities, or Award the Contract in Whole or in Part to One or More Proposers, All as the District, in Its Sole Discretion, Determines It is in the Best Interests of the District to Do So. Any and All Questions Relative to This Project Shall Be Directed in Writing by E-mail Only to Amy Norsworthy at Anorsworthy@ccmcnet.com With a Copy to Craig Wrathell, District Manager, at Wrathellc@whhassociates.com and District Counsel, at Michelle.rigoni@kutakrock.com. All Questions Must Be Received by July 20, 2023 at 1:00 P.m. (Ets). The District Reserves the Right, in Its Sole Discretion, to Determine Which Questions Will Be Answered and, Only Questions Answered by Formal Written Addenda Will Be Binding. No Interpretations Will Be Given Verbally. No Inquiries Will Be Accepted From Subcontractors; the Proposer Shall Be Responsible for All Queries.

Division 01 -	General Requirements.
Division 10 -	Specialties.
Division 11 -	Equipment.