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Palm Beach County Construction and Maintenance Contracting

Original title: PBC Business Opportunities FDO - Capital Improvements Construction

procurement construction contracting public works Palm Beach County

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The Frame

What this does

Local construction and maintenance businesses must be with the county's Capital Improvements Division to bid on specific county projects, which are officially advertised in the Sunday edition of the Palm Beach Post.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Construction and maintenance contractors

These businesses must follow the county's pre-qualification process to be eligible to bid on public contracts.

Palm Beach County residents

Residents are affected by the maintenance and construction of county facilities funded through these procurement processes.

What changed

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What's next

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Key Facts

Contractors must be pre-qualified with the Capital Improvements Division in a specific specialty field to bid on county work.
Qualified contractors may be added to the pre-qualification list up to three times per year.
The official solicitation for all upcoming construction bids is the Sunday edition of the Palm Beach Post.
The county administers contracts for demolition, electrical, flooring, minor construction, HVAC, low voltage, asbestos abatement, and roofing.
Interested contractors can request a qualification package by emailing Cchoban@pbcgov.org.
Contractors can sign up for email notifications regarding project bids by contacting the same email address.
The county does not guarantee the delivery of email notifications for project advertisements.
The Capital Improvements Division handles procurement for Facilities Management, Electronic Services & Security, and other external departments.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I become eligible to bid on Palm Beach County construction projects?

You must be with the Capital Improvements Division in the specific specialty field of the work you wish to perform.

Where are official construction bids advertised?

The official for bids is published in the Sunday edition of the Palm Beach Post.

Can I receive email alerts for new projects?

Yes, you can request to be added to an email notification list by contacting Cchoban@pbcgov.org, though the county does not guarantee delivery of these emails.

Summary

This page outlines the process for contractors to bid on construction and maintenance projects for Palm Beach County's Facilities Development & Operations department. It lists the types of contracts available and explains how businesses can become to participate in the bidding process.

Why It Matters

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Sunday Advertisement Requirement

The county relies on the Sunday edition of the Palm Beach Post as the sole official source for bid solicitations, despite maintaining a digital presence.

Palm Beach Post

Connected Entities

organizationFacilities Development & Operations“The department overseeing capital improvements and maintenance procurement.”Map →

organizationPalm Beach County“The local government entity managing the business opportunities.”Map →

otherFire Rescue Station # 22“A specific project listed under the Capital Improvements section.”Map →

organizationPalm Beach Post“The official publication source for project advertisements.”Map →

organizationCapital Improvements Division“The division responsible for administering construction contracts and pre-qualif”Map →

Sources

Open source document

discover.pbcgov.org

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