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Collier County Schools reviewed a districtwide compensation and classification study by Evergreen Solutions covering 1,673 non-bargaining staff. The study recommends a structured classification system, separate school leadership pay plan, compression-focused salary adjustments, and recurring market surveys, with an estimated $2.25 million implementation cost. The board and HR will need tools, consulting, and possible systems/process changes to execute, monitor, and periodically restudy this plan, creating room for HR tech, analytics, and compensation consulting vendors to engage early.
The County Manager recommends awarding Professional Services No. 24-8286 for design of the Immokalee Road and Livingston Road flyover to DRMP, Inc. for $7,594,351.10. This is for full design services on a major roadway flyover project, with budget amendments and an agreement for the Chair to sign. Design consultants, construction firms, and traffic technology providers should note DRMP as the lead designer for future teaming, construction, and systems work on this corridor.
Council is considering awarding a $2,450,749 contract to Rycon Construction, Inc. for building the Public Works Facility, a covered open storage structure, and site improvements. Bids were received under ITB 2026-010 and Rycon is recommended for award. The main construction award is decided, but design consultants, specialty systems vendors, and facility services providers can target follow-on work such as equipment fit-out, storage solutions, security, and building systems.
The County Manager recommends authorizing purchases from OCLC, Inc. for CloudLibrary subscription services, exempt from competitive bidding, in an amount not to exceed $350,000 per fiscal year as budgeted in FY 2027. This establishes CloudLibrary as the sole-source digital content platform vendor for the library system. Competing e-content providers should view this as incumbent intelligence and track the contract term for future rebid opportunities or complementary services.
Resolution 2026‑15847 authorizes the City Attorney and City Manager to initiate litigation related to the Naples Airport conflict and to spend up to $125,000. The Airport Authority’s Resolution 2026‑3 likewise empowers its Executive Director to engage counsel and pursue complaints, motions, and filings. Legal representation is already in place, but both sides face multi‑party proceedings, FAA interactions, and possible mediation. Litigation support vendors, expert witnesses, and specialized aviation law firms may find follow‑on opportunities as the dispute evolves.
Council is asked to authorize a purchase order to Titan Concrete & Utilities, Inc. for stormwater pipe and sidewalk replacement at 742 Pelican Court for $94,547.58 under the city’s Public Infrastructure Construction Services Contract. The work appears already scoped, with Titan as the incumbent contractor on this infrastructure contract. This matters for firms interested in future public works construction, concrete, or stormwater projects, and for subs or suppliers who may partner with Titan or position for later rebids.
Council is asked to authorize a purchase order to DN Higgins, Inc. for installation of a sanitary sewer service lateral at 839 Inlet Drive for $56,380.00. This is a discrete utility construction job and indicates DN Higgins is a go-to contractor for water and sewer work. Utility contractors, trenchless technology providers, and materials suppliers can use this as incumbent intel, pursuing future projects or partnering with DN Higgins for specialized services.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Collier County, Florida
42 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Port of the Islands Community Improvement District
Ochopee Fire Control District Station 61
North Collier Fire Control and Rescue District
Naples Police Department
Naples Municipal Airport
Naples Fire Department
Naples Airport Authority (NAA)
Marco Island Police Department
Lorenzo Walker Technical College
Lely Community Development District
Immokalee Water and Sewer District
Immokalee Technical College
Immokalee Fire Control District
Immokalee Airport Authority
Heritage Bay Community Development District
Greater Naples Fire Rescue District
Flow Way Community Development District
Fiddler's Creek Community Development District #2
Fl-state-immokalee Water & Sewer District
Collier County Housing Authority
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