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Government Projects in Marion County
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Construction of a new central office building (or renovation of an existing building).
Marion County’s LMS Steering Committee will review and update the 2026 Priority Project List; no new projects have been added yet, but several are aging off. The current list includes multiple grant-eligible resiliency projects such as generators for water plants, fire HQ backup power, lift station and recycling center generators, communications towers, and Clay Electric infrastructure hardening funded via HMGP, BRIC, and FMA. This signals a pipeline of mitigation projects that need detailed scopes, design, and grant packaging over the next 1–3 years, creating room for engineering, construction, equipment, and grant consulting vendors to engage.
Marion County School Board approved an independent contractor agreement with The Stepping Stones Group to supply speech, occupational, physical therapy and interpreter personnel for students with exceptional needs. The term runs August 1, 2026 through July 31, 2027, with up to three one-year renewals and a not‑to‑exceed amount of $1,333,059 for the first year. This locks in an incumbent for related therapy services but signals ongoing outsourced ESE support needs and future renewal or expansion decisions that other providers or complementary service vendors can target.
Marion County School Board has executed a multi-year independent contractor agreement with Florida Visually Impaired and Blind Services LLC to provide Braille instruction, assistive technology, and orientation and mobility training to visually impaired students. The initial term runs from August 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027, with ESY options and up to three one-year renewals, for up to $439,212 at a $68/hour rate. This sets an incumbent for specialized vision-related services and reveals budget, scope, and renewal timing that matter for any firm offering complementary special education, assistive technology, or therapy services.
Council is considering a fourth amendment with Wear Gloves, Inc. for the final one-year renewal of the contract for annual litter control and drain inlet surface cleaning, totaling $539,682. This funds citywide litter and stormwater inlet maintenance. The incumbent will continue for one more year, signaling a likely rebid afterward. Environmental maintenance and stormwater vendors should track this timeline, learn current scope, and prepare alternatives and pricing for the next procurement cycle.
The City is approving a fourth amendment and final one-year renewal with Wear Gloves, Inc. for annual litter control and drain inlet surface cleaning, totaling $539,682. This is the last renewal term on a sizable maintenance contract. Public works and environmental services firms should prepare for a full rebid after this year for citywide litter and stormwater inlet cleaning.
Conduct an updated educational impact fee study to support potential fee increases.
Marion County Schools is contracting with Hope Speech-Language Therapy, LLC to provide speech and language services for ESE students starting August 2026. The contract runs through June 30, 2027, with ESY services through July 31, 2027, and allows up to three one-year renewals, funded through the General Fund and IDEA B. This confirms an incumbent vendor for SLP services and signals recurring outsourced therapy needs and potential future rebids or expansion.
Marion County School Board has executed an independent contractor agreement with Willow and Words Speech and Language Services, LLC to provide districtwide speech and language services for students. The term runs from August 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with potential ESY work through July 31, 2027 and up to three one‑year renewals, funded by the General Fund and IDEA B. This is a decided award that clarifies the district’s outsourced therapy model, budget ceiling, and privacy/compliance expectations, useful for competitors tracking incumbent services and for related vendors (Medicaid billing, documentation tools, training) seeking add‑on work.
Marion County School Board is contracting with Schroeder Communications, LLC to provide speech language pathologist services for students. The term runs Aug 1, 2026 through Jun 30, 2027, with an ESY option to Jul 31, 2027 and three possible one-year renewals, capped at $106,470 for the current school year. This signals an incumbent vendor relationship and a multi-year need for specialized student services, plus Medicaid-related admin work, which may lead to follow-on support, staffing, or complementary EdTech tools.
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Government Agencies in Marion County, Florida
21 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Reddick
Town of Mcintosh
The School Board of Marion County, Florida Purchasing Department
Rainbow Lakes Estates Municipal Service District
Ocala – Marion County Transportation Planning Organization
Ocala Utility Services
Ocala Housing Authority
Marion Technical College
Marion Soil and Water Conservation District
Marion County, Engineering Dept.
Marion County Sheriff's Office
Marion County School District
Marion County Hospital District
Marion County
College of Central Florida
Cold Springs Improvement District
City of Ocala - Procurement Department
City of Dunnellon
Bellehaven Community Development District
Bay Laurel Center CDD
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