Opportunity
Leesburg Opengov #IFB_26-018-DN
Civil and Utility Infrastructure for New Aviation Fuel Facility at Leesburg International Airport
Posted
July 02, 2026
Respond By
August 04, 2026
Identifier
IFB_26-018-DN
NAICS
237310, 237110, 237990
This opportunity involves the City of Leesburg, Florida seeking bids for civil and utility infrastructure to support a new aviation fuel facility at Leesburg International Airport. - Government Buyer: - City of Leesburg, Florida (local government) - Scope of Work: - Construction of a new asphalt taxiway connection - Installation of concrete apron areas for fueling and aircraft wash - Building a new concrete block public restroom facility - Stormwater management infrastructure - Utility infrastructure to support future fuel system installation - Products/Services Requested: - New public restroom (1 unit) - Pavement milling (1,800 square yards) - Pavement removal (3,220 square yards) - Civil site improvements (site prep, grading, taxiway, apron, wash areas) - Utility infrastructure improvements (utilities, stormwater systems) - Notable Requirements: - Excludes procurement/installation of fuel tanks and fueling equipment (handled separately) - Project replaces and relocates existing fuel farm and apron due to poor condition - Requires electronic bid submission, disclosure of subcontractors/suppliers, and compliance with insurance and bonding - No specific OEMs or vendors are named for infrastructure components; focus is on site and utility improvements, not equipment supply.
Description
This project involves the civil and utility infrastructure installation for a new aviation fuel facility at Leesburg International Airport. It excludes tanks and fueling equipment, focusing on site improvements and infrastructure to support future fuel component installation. Key elements include a new asphalt taxiway, concrete apron, aircraft wash areas, public restroom, stormwater, and utility infrastructure. The existing fuel farm requires replacement due to structural issues and poor pavement condition, and the new facility will be relocated to a new site with comprehensive infrastructure.