Opportunity
City of Sebastian MyVendorLink #25-08
Procurement of 390 Golf Cart Batteries for Babe Zaharias Golf Course, Tampa Sports Authority
Posted
February 09, 2026
Respond By
February 23, 2026
Identifier
25-08
NAICS
423860
This procurement opportunity involves the Tampa Sports Authority's acquisition of 390 golf cart batteries for Babe Zaharias Golf Course in Tampa, Florida. - Government Buyer: - Tampa Sports Authority (Procurement Department, Board of Directors, Hillsborough County) - OEMs and Vendors: - Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs): - Trojan Battery Company (Trojan Motive T-875) - Crown Battery Manufacturing Company (Crown CR-165) - US Battery Manufacturing Company (US8VGCiXC2) - Werker (GC8-875) - PE (PE-GC8V) - Awarded Vendor: Jeffrey-Allen, Inc. - Products Requested: - 390 golf cart batteries, 8-volt, 170 Ah, deep-cycle flooded lead-acid type - Part numbers: T-875, CR-165, US8VGCiXC2, GC8-875, PE-GC8V - Must be compatible with HydroLink/Single Point Watering System (SPWS) - New batteries only (no refurbished), with new cores - Credit for old battery cores required - Lithium batteries not accepted - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Batteries must be compatible with the existing watering system installed in carts - 24-month warranty required for awarded batteries - Delivery to Babe Zaharias Golf Course, Tampa, FL (ZIP 33612), in no more than three shipments within a two-week window - No freight charges; delivery FOB Tampa, FL - Responsiveness and responsibility per Florida Statutes emphasized in evaluation - Competing battery brands and models were considered, but Jeffrey-Allen, Inc. was awarded based on warranty and compatibility.
Description
The Tampa Sports Authority issued an Invitation to Bid (ITB 25-08) for the procurement of golf cart batteries, specifically Trojan Motive T-875 or an approved equal, for use at the Babe Zaharias Golf Course. The solicitation required bidders to provide new batteries with a credit for old cores and specified delivery within a two-week window with no more than three deliveries. The Authority evaluated multiple bids and awarded the contract to Jeffrey-Allen, Inc. based on their 24-month warranty and compatibility with the existing single point watering system, for a total amount of $52,260.