Opportunity
MyVendorLink #0567FAC-RFP-MOC
Supplemental Project Management Services for Hillsborough County Public Schools
Posted
August 26, 2026
Respond By
September 25, 2026
Identifier
0567FAC-RFP-MOC
NAICS
541611
Hillsborough County Public Schools is seeking qualified firms to provide supplemental project management services for district projects. - Scope covers professional project management for capital improvement, renovation, maintenance, infrastructure, operational, and other district initiatives - Services are to be delivered on an as-needed, hourly basis - No specific OEMs or vendors are mandated; a list of interested planholders includes Ambroise Consulting Group, Artemis Consulting Collective, Beryl Project Engineering, BPM Advisors, Buildworx, CCDI, Cordentra, CORE Forensics, Cost Management Inc., Cumming Management Group, DOF Creations, Enrollment Marketing Solutions, Jacobs Engineering, JCQ Services, JDS Management Services, Marolf, MDC Industries, MOSLEY BROTHERS LEGACY DEVELOPMENT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT, Ocala Fence, Palmetto Construction Services Southeast, Prisa Consulting Services, Qlogic, Randstad North America, School Datebooks, Senior Compucare SE, and Spinmetry - Payment and performance bonds are not required for these professional services; insurance is required - The contract will be awarded through a competitive RFP process - The scope does not include construction work - Services may be performed independently or collaboratively with district staff, design professionals, contractors, regulatory agencies, and stakeholders
Description
Hillsborough County Public Schools is seeking qualified firms to provide professional project management services on an as-needed basis. The services will support capital improvement, renovation, maintenance, infrastructure, operational, and other district projects. The work may vary in size, complexity, and duration and will be performed independently or in collaboration with district staff, design professionals, contractors, regulatory agencies, and stakeholders. The solicitation requires insurance but does not require bid, performance, or construction bonds. The contract will be awarded following a Request for Proposal process.