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Government Projects in Flagler County
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Establishment of a general fund line of credit to fund a $15 million land purchase.
Flagler Schools’ 2026-27 Comprehensive Evidence-Based Reading Plan is slated for board approval on 2026-07-28 and outlines K-12 literacy staffing, curriculum, assessments, interventions, tutoring, and PD. The plan budgets about $783,777 for literacy coaches, summer reading camps, tutoring, and evidence-based materials, and specifies adoption or continued use of programs like HMH Into Reading, Wilson Fundations, UFLI, Lexia PowerUp, Read 180, McGraw Hill StudySync, Frogstreet, Heggerty, Imagine Language & Literacy, and Language Tree. This is a forward-looking blueprint, so vendors in curriculum, interventions, PD, assessment, and tutoring services can target upcoming implementation support, expansions, and potential refreshes as the district operationalizes the plan.
Old Kings Road widening (Phase 2 and 3) north of Palm Coast Parkway.
Flagler County Schools is seeking $1,000,000 in FY 2026-27 state appropriations, within a $2,000,000 total budget, to expand skilled trades dual enrollment at Flagler Technical College. The plan includes procuring a learning management system, digital trade curricula, upgrading lab equipment, and retrofitting spaces for hands-on instruction, plus instructor pay restructuring and program support. This is a multi-year, ongoing activity tied to workforce education goals, creating near-term demand for LMS, online curriculum, lab equipment, and facilities work vendors.
The District is preparing a new Landscape Maintenance Services RFP, with notice publication targeted for June 26, a mandatory pre-proposal meeting on July 10, and bids due August 21. Scope tweaks include removing croquet courts, updating grass types, and increasing flower counts, with four rotations of annuals specified. This is a live rebid of community-wide landscape work, so landscape contractors and related service providers should be engaging now to qualify, attend the pre-proposal meeting, and shape questions around scope details and trail maintenance expectations.
On June 18, 2026 the Board authorized publication of a Landscape Maintenance Services RFP notice, using an updated scope that removes croquet courts, adds flower rotations, and refines requirements. VerdeGo and Yellowstone currently perform landscape work, but the full contract is moving to RFP with a mandatory pre-proposal meeting on July 10 and bids due August 21. Landscape firms can still respond if the notice is open, and related services such as irrigation, enhancements, and trail maintenance may be packaged in the scope.
Flagler Schools is comparing its current self-insured program using broker Brown & Brown to joining the FLEHT nonprofit health trust. The analysis shows current broker consulting and related fees of $133,000 versus FLEHT membership and capitalization costs of $367,780, offset by significant pharmacy benefit and stop-loss savings. The district is assessing group buying, auditing, and data warehouse ownership benefits, suggesting a potential shift in health insurance administration and consulting services.
The Board discussed issuing an RFP for gate access security services but chose not to proceed immediately. The current contract with Security Solutions of America has expired and is operating month‑to‑month, with prices reportedly unchanged. The Board asked District Management to engage the incumbent for multi‑year pricing, continue monitoring, and report back. Security firms can track this as a near‑term rebid trigger and be ready to offer competitive guard and access control services when the District moves beyond month‑to‑month arrangements.
Concrete skate park design and construction.
The July 9 operations report describes persistent algae in Ponds 6 and 28 despite routine treatments by Solitude, with water tests showing elevated phosphorus. Solitude recommended MetaFloc treatments and staff have requested proposals for MetaFloc and mechanical algae skimming to compare cost and effectiveness. Environmental service firms can offer competitive treatment, skimming, monitoring, or aeration solutions and help design a long-term algae control strategy.
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Government Agencies in Flagler County, Florida
16 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Marineland Town
Town of Beverly Beach
Housing Authority of the County of Flagler
Grand Haven Community Development District
Flagler Technical College
Flagler Palm Coast High School
Flagler County School District
Flagler County Board of County Commissioners
Flagler County
East Flagler Mosquito Control District
Dunes Community Development District
Deer Run Community Development District
Colbert Landings Community Development District
City of Palm Coast
City of Bunnell - Office of the City Clerk
City of Bunnell
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