Approval of 23 Professional Consultant Contracts for County Projects
July 28, 2026
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The Frame
This action establishes the pool of professional consultants who will be eligible to perform architecture and engineering work for county infrastructure and facility projects across Seminole County.
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Seminole County Departments
These departments will have access to a pre-approved pool of consultants for architecture and engineering projects.
Selected Consultants
These firms will be eligible to negotiate rates and perform professional services for the county under the new agreements.
Last recorded activity July 28, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Board is asked to approve a ranked list of consultants for multidisciplinary architecture and engineering services.
- Staff is authorized to negotiate rates with these consultants under the Consultant Competitive Negotiation Act (CCNA).
- The Purchasing and Contracts Division is authorized to execute 23 Master Services Agreements (MSAs).
- The contract identifier for this procurement is PS-6790-25/PCD.
- The services will be utilized by multiple departments including Public Works, Fleet & Facilities, Parks & Recreation, Environmental Services, and Utilities.
- The scope of these agreements is countywide.
Why It Matters
This action establishes the pool of professional consultants who will be eligible to perform architecture and engineering work for county infrastructure and facility projects across Seminole County.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Master Services Agreement (MSA)?
Which county departments will use these consultants?
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Multidepartmental Procurement Strategy
The county is consolidating architecture and engineering procurement into a single, large-scale solicitation (23 MSAs) to serve five distinct departments simultaneously.
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