Volusia County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Volusia County
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The CRA is reviewing options to complete gravity sewer infrastructure in remaining areas of the Spring Hill CRA. Utility consultant Mead & Hunt has developed three phases with estimated costs of about $2.8 million, $6.5 million, and $12.8 million, totaling just over $22 million if all are built. The CRA currently has about $1.5 million in reserves plus a projected $500,000 rollover and is considering creating a sewer reserve account and selecting a phase to move into design and bidding. This is a significant multi-year capital program that will require engineering design, construction, and possibly grant funding support.
The CRA budget includes $100,000 for AVCON Hangar Infrastructure Design and $916,135 for AVCON Hangar Infrastructure CAS/Construction, as rollover funds on a $2.24 million project. AVCON appears to be the design firm on a multi-year hangar infrastructure initiative at the airport, with CRA funds supporting external grant participation. Aviation contractors, specialty subs, and systems vendors can view AVCON as the incumbent and pursue subcontracting or follow-on scopes tied to the hangar buildout.
DeLand intends to award the East Regional Force Main Part B-1 construction contract to Treasure Coast Infrastructure (WCDEL, LLC) for $1,098,300. This is another significant sewer force main project, reinforcing the firm as a key utilities contractor for the city. Civil subs, pipe suppliers, and trenchless or bypass service providers should note Treasure Coast as the incumbent and look ahead to additional force main or sewer projects in the region.
The city plans to award the Reclaim Water Expansion Phase 6 construction contract to Treasure Coast Infrastructure (WCDEL, LLC) for $890,253. This advances a major reclaimed water main expansion, likely under an existing utilities capital program. With the contractor identified, subs, materials suppliers, and inspection/testing providers can target Treasure Coast Infrastructure and the city for follow-on work, future phases, and maintenance.
The CRA Board is amending the FY 2025-2026 budget to reflect updated tax increment revenues and to reappropriate CRA trust funds across multiple capital projects, including T-hangar and sports complex lighting work. The amendment keeps total CRA spending at $11,295,286 but shifts funds into projects like airport infrastructure, LED conversions, seawall replacement, boat ramps, CDBG supplements, and housing-related grants. Capital, engineering, housing, and construction vendors should track this as it confirms funded scopes that will need design, construction, and related services through 2035.
Volusia County Schools filed a DOE budget narrative allocating $1,996,741 for professional and technical services to support students with disabilities in behavior assessment, plan development, and counseling. Behavior Change Artists, Inc. is identified as the provider across 80 school sites, covering over 12,000 students. This confirms a large, grant-funded behavioral services program with an incumbent vendor, useful for competitors or complementary providers tracking renewal, expansion, or subcontracting opportunities.
Solid waste collection and disposal services.
Ponce Inlet is finalizing creation of a townwide stormwater utility with a non-ad valorem assessment, rate resolution, and mitigation credit policy. The utility will fund stormwater O&M, capital projects, and resiliency work separately from the General Fund, with full-funding revenues estimated around $507,938 annually. This sets up ongoing needs for modeling, design, construction, billing support, and CRS consulting, so stormwater, billing, and resilience vendors should engage Public Works and the Town Manager about upcoming projects and utility administration support.
Law enforcement services contract with Volusia County Sheriff's Department for 2026-2027.
Budgeting for the full amount of the solid waste contract with WastePro, aiming for self-sufficiency as an enterprise fund.
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Government Agencies in Volusia County, Florida
40 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
County of Volusia Dept. of Community Services
West Volusia Hospital Authority
Volusia Soil and Water Conservation District
Volusia County School District
Volusia County School Board, Purchasing Department
Volusia County School Board - Facilities Division
Volusia County Housing Finance Authority
Volusia County
Town of Ponce Inlet
Town of Pierson
Sungate Community Development District
Stetson University
South Daytona Purchasing Dept.
River to Sea Transportation Planning Organization MPA
Ormond Beach Housing Authority
Housing Authority of City of Daytona Beach
Housing Authority of New Smyrna Beach
Halifax Health Medical Center
Halifax Health /uf Health Medical Center of Delton
Embry-riddle Aeronautical University-worldwide
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