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Oct 16, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Provide comprehensive annual, semiannual, and quarterly testing of an airport facility's fire safety infrastructure, including sprinkler systems, fire pumps, backflow preventers, and specialized suppression systems.
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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
Lee County Fleet Management is seeking a sole-source procurement for Freightliner OEM parts and related repair services for its municipal truck fleet. The notice identifies Tampa Truck Center LLC dba Southport Truck Group as the exclusive authorized Freightliner dealer in the Lee County area and describes the work as supplying parts, diagnostic equipment, and repair labor. Responses are due November 4, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Eastern.
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Oct 2, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Work inlcudes installation of two chargepoint electric bus chargers, work generally includes site demolition, excavation and trenching, concrete equipment pads, protective bollards, pavement restoration, pavement markings, erosion and sediment controls, and associated site improvements.
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This contract outlines a one-year Software as a Service (SaaS) agreement between Benevate, Inc. (d/b/a Neighborly Software) and Lee County, Florida, for administering CARES Programs. The services include hosted software, a dedicated client success manager, technical support, hosting/security, and data storage. The initial service term runs from February 10, 2023, to February 9, 2024, with an annual administrative license fee totaling $12,000.00 for five users. The agreement details terms for software and services, customer responsibilities, confidentiality, payment, term and termination, warranties, indemnities, liability limitations, insurance, dispute resolution, and notice, including provisions for renewal.
This document outlines a Master Services Agreement and three associated Order Forms between Benevate, LLC and Lee County, Florida. The Order Forms cover subscriptions for CARES, ERAP, and HVS portals, detailing services, subscription terms, and individual annual fees for each. The MSA provides the overarching terms and conditions for these services, with effective dates for individual services spanning from September 1, 2025, to August 31, 2026.
This document is an Order Form (OG-010298) issued by OpenGov Inc. to the County of Lee, FL, for Enterprise Asset Management software services. The subscription commences on December 5, 2023, and extends until April 28, 2027. The contract term includes a prorated initial period followed by three annual terms, with fees billed annually in advance. The Order Form incorporates the OpenGov Software Services Agreement.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Lee County
The hearing concerned two variance requests for a Dollar Tree development project in Lehigh Acres. The first variance addressed landscaping requirements within a utility easement, while the second variance sought a reduction in the required setback for above-ground water tanks used for fire suppression. Discussion included the property's subdivision into three parcels, the impact of the utility easement, and the feasibility of alternative locations for the infrastructure while maintaining future developable space on the site.
The hearing officer presided over a zoning case for the Alessio Air Commerce Park, which involved a request to rezone the property to a mixed-use development plan area. The applicant presented details regarding the project, including the removal of a portion of the site from the previous Multi-Criteria Development (MPD) plan, proposed land uses such as light industrial, retail, and a daycare facility, and requested deviations from Land Development Code requirements regarding buffer zones and parking connectivity. The presentation also addressed transportation impacts and requested the removal of a condition related to controlled access to Daniels Parkway, which was previously approved by the Board of County Commissioners.
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The meeting included public comment regarding the importance of the compensation plan and the necessity of robust community outreach in planning processes. The agency discussed the A-B comparison for community development plans and reviewed Case CPA 2025-00004, which proposes updating the planning horizon to 2050 in compliance with Florida statutes. This includes amendments to Map 1B and Table 1B to reflect recent annexations and simplify implementation. The proposal also clarifies protocols for land allocations and future assessments when specific land-use thresholds are exceeded.
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