Site work for a road / highway in Saint Augustine Beach, Florida. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway.

**As of October 2, 2020, the project has been awarded for $198,370.90.** The Contractor Shall Be Responsible for Providing Any and All Labor, Materials, and Equipment Required to Provide Construction Services for Signing Improvements Along Cr 13 From Cr 13a to Sr 16 East in St. Johns County. Funding for This Project is Through a Local Agency Program (Lap) Between St. Johns County and the State of Florida Department of Transportation (Fdot) and as Such is Subject to All Fdot Construction Contracts as Contained in the Bid Documents Including Davis-bacon Act Requirements. The Lap Project Number is 4367628-1-58-01. Minimum Qualifications Prime Bidder Must Be Fully Licensed to Do Business in the State of Florida, and Either Be Currently Licensed as a Certified Underground Utility Contractor or Certified General Contractor in the State of Florida, or Utilize Sub-contractors Who Are Currently Licensed as Certified Underground Utility Contractor or Certified General Contractor in the State of Florida. Additionally, the Prime or Sub-contractor Preforming the Work in the Following Work Classes Must Be Currently Florida Department of Transportation (Fdot) Pre-qualified: Roadway Signing. Bidders Must Have Successfully Completed, as a Prime or Sub-contractor, at Least Three (3) Projects, in the Past Ten (10) Years, Equal to or Greater Than the Scope and Dollar Value of That Being Proposed. Copies of Current Licenses and Certifications for the Prime Bidder, Sub-contractor, and Assigned Technicians Must Be Provided With the Submitted Bid Proposal. The County's Designated Point of Contact for This Bid is Diana M. Fye, as, Cppb, Procurement Coordinator, St. Johns County Purchasing Department. Any and All Questions and/or Inquiries Must Be Directed to Ms. Fye, in Writing, via Email at Dfye@sjcfl.us or Fax to (904) 209-0163. In the Event the Designated Point of Contact is Absent or Otherwise Unavailable for More Than Three (3) Business Days, Firms May Contact Leigh a. Daniels, Cppb, Assistant Purchasing Manager at Ldaniels@sjcfl.us. Vendors Must Not Contact, Lobby, or Otherwise Communicate With Any Sjc Employee, Including Any Member of the Board of County Commissioners, Other Than the Above Referenced Individual From the Point of Advertisement of the Bid Until Contract(S) Are Executed by All Parties, Per Sjc Purchasing Code 304.6.5 "Procedures Concerning Lobbying". According to Sjc Policy, Any Such Communication Shall Disqualify the Vendor, Contractor, or Consultant From Responding to the Subject Invitation to Bid, Request for Quote, Request for Proposal, Invitation to Negotiate, or Request for Qualifications. Questions Any and All Questions Related to This Project Must Be Directed, in Writing, to the Designated Point of Contact. Questions Are Due No Later Than Five O'clock (5:00pm) on Wednesday, June 17, 2020, So That Any Necessary Addenda May Be Issued in a Timely Manner. Any Questions Received After the Deadline Will Not Be Answered Unless Previously Approved by the Sjc Purchasing Manager or Other Designated County Representative. Any Bidder, Proposer or Person Substantially and Adversely Affected by an Intended Decision or by an Term, Condition, Procedure or Specification With Respect to Any Bid, Invitation, Solicitation of Proposals or Requests for Qualifications, Must File With the Purchasing Department for St. Johns County, a Written Notice of Intent to Protest No Later Than 72 Hours (Excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Legal Holidays for Employees of St. Johns County) After the Posting Either Electronically or by Other Means of the Notice of Intended Action, Notice of Intended Award, Bid Tabulation, Publication by Posting Electronically or by Other Means of a Procedure, Specification, Term or Condition Which the Person Intends to Protest, or the Right to Protest Such Matter Shall Be Waived. The Protest Procedures May Be Obtained From the Purchasing Department and Are Included in the County's Purchasing Manual. All of the Terms and Conditions of the County Purchasing Manual Are Incorporated by Reference and Are Fully Binding. St. Johns County Reserves the Right to Accept or Reject Any or All Bids/proposals, Waive Minor Formalities, and to Award the Bid/proposal That Best Serves the Interests of St. Johns County. St. Johns County Also Reserves the Right to Award the Base Bid and Any Alternate Bids in Any Combination That Best Suits the Needs of the County.