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Bid Details Planholder Fire/EMS Impact Fee Study for Lee County, Florida Active Browse Awarded Bids Download Bid Package Bid Details Agency Name Lee County Procurement Management Bid Writer Jake Bond Bid ID CN-CN220506JJB-0-2022/JB Bid Type CN - Consultant Competitive Negotiation Act (RFP-C Broadcast Date 09/09/2022 12:00 AM Eastern Fiscal Year 2022 Due Date 10/12/2022 2:30 PM Eastern Bid Status Text None Scope of Work Please visit

PROJECT INFORMATION: Table Control FunctionalitySOLICIT # PROJECT NAME*PRE-BID DATE & TIMERECEIVING DATE & TIMECN230022JJBFire/EMS Impact Fee Study for Lee County, Florida Friday, December 02, 20222:30 PMLOCATION OF MEETINGS: PRE-BID INFORMATION: SCOPE OF WORK:Lee County Board of County Commissioners seeks to contract with a qualified Vendor to complete Impact Fee Studies for the unincorporated areas of Lee County to include impact fees assessed for

ARC FLASH STUDY FOR BOTH LEE COUNTY CBOC AND BAY PINES VA MEDICAL HOSPITAL Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 36C24819D0022 Ultimate Completion Date: Mon Jul 29 17:00:00 GMT 2024

ESTIMATED COST OF SLEEP STUDY SERVICES PROVIDED FOR USP LEE INMATE POPULATION FOR FY 2021, OCTOBER 1,2020 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 2021 Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 15B11721PWB140005 Ultimate Completion Date: Thu Sep 30 17:00:00 GMT 2021

Info Commodities B2B Bid & Award Info Issued By: Town of Chase City Type: Invitation for Bids (IFB) Category: Professional Services Work Location: Chase City, Virginia Web Address: Pre-Bid Conference: Open Responses: Description: The Town of Chase City is seeking qualified firms to provide professional assistance by preparing a Feasibility Study for the adaptive reuse of the Lee Building.

Solicitation #: CN180110DLK Project Name: Professional Services for Colonial Boulevard Alternatives Analysis Study Scope of Work: Lee County Board of County Commissioners anticipates seeking professional consultant services to conduct a study of Colonial Boulevard from McGregor Boulevard to US-41.

adaptative reuse of the Lee Building, 121 E.