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The district CERP commits to adopting and implementing high-quality instructional materials for K-12 literacy, naming Florida Benchmark Advance and McGraw-Hill Florida StudySync as new core ELA programs starting in 2026. It also embeds multiple intervention platforms (Lexia Core5/PowerUp, Wilson Fundations, SIPPS, SummitK12, Edmentum Exact Path, DIBELS, CORE assessments) across tiers. Selection is already made for these programs, but the multi-year rollout, training, and data systems create ongoing needs for implementation support, renewal planning, and potential expansion or replacement of tools that lack strong evidence. Vendors in curriculum, assessment, and intervention can engage around implementation quality, complementary tools, and future upgrade cycles as the district refines its literacy system.
Establishment of the Sanctuary at Wellness Community Development District (CDD) to manage and finance public infrastructure (roadways, stormwater, utilities, street lighting, amenities) for a 699-unit development.
Lake County Schools approved its 2026-27 Mental Health Assistance Allocation (MHAA) plan, with about $4.2M in state and carryover funds to expand school-based mental health services. Funds will support direct employment of therapists and liaisons, evidence-based programs (PBIS, RethinkEd, Zones of Regulation, Harmony, PREPaRE, etc.), and contracted community providers. This signals funded demand for curriculum, training, data tools, and therapy partnerships aligned to Florida’s resiliency and mental health requirements.
The CERP allocates $350,000 for third grade summer reading camps and requires evidence-based, explicit and multisensory reading instruction delivered by highly effective, reading-endorsed teachers. Camps run 20 days, four hours per day, and use Benchmark Steps to Advance resources alongside FAST and Exact Path assessments. While the camp framework is defined, the district may need curriculum refinement, staffing support, and tutoring models, especially if they later extend camps to other grades. Vendors in intensive reading intervention, staffing/tutoring, and camp-ready curricula can discuss ways to strengthen camp design, materials, and progress monitoring for Level 1 and retained readers.
The district is investing $82,100 in professional learning to help K-12 and PreK teachers earn reading endorsements, certifications, or literacy micro-credentials, plus incentives for completing these credentials. A job-embedded Reading Endorsement pathway using FCRR materials and a planned partnership with the Online Inservice Exchange will expand access. This creates ongoing demand for high-quality coursework, micro-credential platforms, and coaching supports that align with the science of reading and Florida requirements. Vendors offering endorsement-aligned PD, micro-credentials, or coaching systems can position solutions as ways to scale and track these credentials while improving classroom practice.
The document outlines a $174,491.33 preconstruction fee proposal for Eustis Elementary School, covering schematic design, design development, and GMP/100% construction documents. Work includes constructability reviews, estimating, bid package scoping, subcontractor meetings, and GMP preparation over an 8–10 week bid period. This indicates a construction manager/general contractor has been engaged for the school project and is moving toward GMP and bidding, useful for firms targeting follow-on construction trades, specialty services, or later phases at the campus.
The School Board of Lake County, FL is processing Change Order Request #5 on Contract 24-01-002 for the Rimes ELC renovation. The change reconciles scope and adds $351,841.39 for permanent and temporary window procurement, waterproofing, remediation testing, and unforeseen conditions. This raises the construction contract with CORE Construction to $2,835,772.39, indicating active work and potential for related trades, testing, and materials support.
The district has an ongoing subscription with Neola for policy update and consulting services, including regular updates, digital maintenance, and optional extraordinary updates. The cost summary shows a fixed annual amount of about $8,045 plus billable consulting beyond 14 hours per year, per the License Agreement and Addendum A. This is decided work but signals Neola as the incumbent for policy services and potential needs for additional virtual or in-person consulting support and related tools.
Development and adoption of a new parks and recreation policy for fiscal year 27, including goals for park access, impact fee allocation, and specific projects.
Temporary site for Public Works crews and equipment. Currently occupying a carriage house at Santi Apartments from Integra, with the first 6 months of rent waived. The site includes two one-bedroom apartments and four single-car garages.
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Government Agencies in Lake County, Florida
46 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Villages Community Development Districts
Umatilla Police Department
Town of Montverde
Town of Howey-in-the-hills
Town of Astatula
The Esplanade at Mckinnon Groves Community Development District
The Cresswind Lake Harris Community Development District
The Arbor Park Phase 1 Community Development District C/o Wrathell, Hunt and Associates, LLC
Tavares Police Department
Orlando Health South Lake Hospital
Orange Bend Community Development District
Mount Dora Police Department
Mount Dora Fire Department
Minneola Fire Rescue Department
Mascotte Police Department
Leesburg Police Department
Leesburg Fire Department
Lake-sumter State College
Lake-sumter MPO
Lake County Housing Agency
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