Where to find citywide bidding opportunities in Jacksonville?

This is your portal to ‘Jacksonville’ bidding opportunities. Each linked icon below directs you to the current bidding opportunities for the respective agency. Each agency is responsible for the information contained on their link and the City of Jacksonville is not responsible for its contents or accuracy.

When is a sealed bid not subject to public inspection?

Pursuant to s. 119.07 (1) of Florida Statutes; sealed bids, proposals or replies to a competitive solicitation are not subject to public inspection or photocopy until such time as the agency (City of Jacksonville) provides notice of an intended decision OR within thirty days (30) after opening bids, proposal or final replies, whichever is earlier.

When to bid on capital improvements in Florida?

Any purchase of supplies, contractual services or capital improvements where the estimated cost shall exceed the following thresholds established by reference to Florida Statutes:

What is the city bidding book in Washington State?

This publication, City Bidding Book: Washington State is designed to assist city officials in determining whether competitive bids are required for purchases or when contracting for public works. Special

How to bid on public works contracts in California?

Under the Public Works Contractor Registration Law (California Senate Bill No. 854 – See Labor Code Section 1725.5), contractors must register with the California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) – using the online application – and meet certain requirements before bidding on “public works” contracts in California.

What’s the new bidding law in Washington State?

Washington State NEW LEGISLATION:Effective July 28, 2019, ESSB 5418 increases city bid limits and small works roster thresholds, as well as making other changes to procurement law. We will be updating this publication soon to reflect this new information. Revision History July 2018

What is the purpose of a competitive bidding process?

The purpose of competitive bidding is to provide a fair forum for those interested in bidding on public contracts and to help ensure that public contracts are performed satisfactorily and efficiently at the least cost to the public, while avoiding fraud and favoritism in their award.1