Please submit a CD or flash drive containing the entire
submission in one (1) sealed package titled "Village of Palmetto Bay - Resilience Action
Plan RFQ# 2023-00-004". The respondent shall bear all costs associated with the
preparation and submission of the response to the solicitation. If you have any questions,
please contact the Procurement Specialist, Litsy C. Pittser at LPittser@palmettobay-fl.gov or
305-259-1234. The Village reserves the right to reject any and all proposals, to terminate the process at
any time (and recommence it at a later time from the beginning), to waive any
informalities or irregularities in any submittal, to award in whole or in part to one or more
respondents or take any other such actions that may be deemed in the best interest of the
Village. Interested, qualified Companies can obtain information by contacting the Village
of Palmetto Bay, Procurement Specialist at LPittser@palmettobay-fl.gov. The Village of Palmetto Bay is a vibrant community of more than 24,000 residents
who enjoy beautiful surroundings and a family-oriented atmosphere. Situated on
the shores of Biscayne Bay, Palmetto Bay offers quick access to unique
recreational opportunities and amazing bay vistas. Additionally, the Village is home
to excellent public schools, and it is also home to a wide range of exceptional
private primary and secondary educational institutions. Palmetto Bay was incorporated on September 10, 2002. Our Village is confident in
its growing role as a first-choice community for raising families and building
businesses. With its unique blend of rural, old Florida charm, and an urban
sophistication, this fast-growing village has established an enviable balance
between quality living and quality growth. That balance is carefully maintained
through long-term planning and fiscal responsibility, community involvement,
responsible leadership, respect for the environment and strong public and private
support for business development. Palmetto Bay reflects the best of South Florida's
past, present and future! Village residents enjoy the benefits of an extensive park system composed of five
Village parks and two county facilities. Our parks offer recreational opportunities
ranging from active to passive with an array of programs and activities, and even
a neighborhood library. The commercial corridor along South Dixie Highway is
easily and quickly accessible from any location within Village limits. Restaurants,
retail services, and shopping venues - from major chains to family-owned
enterprises - are among the Village's commercial base. Palmetto Bay has rightfully become a leader in many facets of community
building. The Village has succeeded in building community character by creating
a distinct community identity by designing and installing its own unique street signs,
completing many traffic and beautification projects, improving customer service,
building a solid policing unit, expanding the channels of communications with our
residents through social media, a comprehensive website and livestreaming, and
improving our Village park facilities and recreational events and programs to the
extent that Palmetto Bay is now known as "Village of Parks." Palmetto Bay has also
led the way in green initiatives, building the first county-wide LEED-certified park
building at Coral Reef Park, followed by the very first Platinum LEED-certified Village
Hall in Florida!
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