Approval of $22.7 Million Contract for New Fire and EMS Stations

Original title: Motion Approving Agreement Pursuant to a Multi-Step Procurement Process, Request for Qualifications (RFQ) No. 522-2, Pre-Qualification for Design-Build Services (Step 1); and Request for Proposals (RFP) No. 558-3 for Design-Build Services (Step 2) for Fire Station No. 13 and Emergency Medical Sub-Station No. 88 - CORE Construction Services of Florida, LLC - $22,745,045 (no alternates) - (Commission Districts 2 and 4)

Record date · May 5, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The local government has approved a $22,745,045 contract with CORE Construction Services of Florida, LLC to design and build Fire Station No. 13 and Emergency Medical Sub-Station No. 88. This decision follows a two-step competitive bidding process involving pre-qualification and proposal submission.

Why it matters

Residents in Commission Districts 2 and 4 will receive new emergency response infrastructure funded by a $22.7 million capital expenditure.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Residents of Commission Districts 2 and 4

These residents will have new fire and emergency medical facilities constructed in their districts.

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CORE Construction Services of Florida, LLC

The company is contracted to perform the design and construction work for the specified amount.

Key Facts

The government approved a $22,745,045 contract for the construction of Fire Station No. 13 and Emergency Medical Sub-Station No. 88.
The project was awarded to CORE Construction Services of Florida, LLC.
The selection process involved a two-step procurement: RFQ No. 522-2 (Pre-Qualification) and RFP No. 558-3 (Proposal).
The contract includes no alternate project options.

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The facilities will serve Commission Districts 2 and 4.
The motion (File 26-0386) has officially passed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where will the new stations be located?

The stations are designated for Commission Districts 2 and 4.

How was the construction company chosen?

The company was selected through a two-step procurement process consisting of a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) and a Request for Proposals (RFP).

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