Opportunity

Altamonte Springs Vendorlink #RFP 27-001-DD

Altamonte Springs seeks a partner to operate, manage, and sustainably fund its public library

Posted

October 14, 2026

Respond By

February 26, 2027

Identifier

RFP 27-001-DD

NAICS

519210

The City of Altamonte Springs is seeking a partner to keep its public library operating and establish sustainable funding. - Buyer: City of Altamonte Springs Purchasing Department, on behalf of the City Commission, Seminole County, Florida. - Requested service: Assume responsibility for public library operations, management, and funding while maintaining ongoing library services. - Key requirement: Proposals should describe a long-term sustainable funding model that reduces dependence on annual City General Fund appropriations and helps prevent library closure. - Eligible proponents: Nonprofit organizations, private entities, operators, foundations, library organizations, partnerships, or combinations of these. - Named supplemental vendors and organizations: American Library Association; Amigos Library Services; BidNet Direct/Florida Purchasing Group; DemandStar; Euna Procurement; EveryLibrary; Florida Library Association; Florida Nonprofit Alliance; LYRASIS; MARCIVE; National Council of Nonprofits; Northeast Florida Library Information Network; Panhandle Library Access Network; Public Library Association; SirsiDynix; Southeast Florida Library Information Network; Special Libraries Association; Tampa Bay Library Consortium; and Urban Libraries Council. These are listed as supplemental vendors, not identified as selected operators or required suppliers. - Products and OEMs: No products, quantities, part numbers, or product OEMs are specified.

Description

The City Commission of Altamonte Springs seeks proposals from qualified nonprofit organizations, private entities, operators, foundations, library organizations, partnerships, or combinations thereof to assume responsibility for library operations, funding, and management. The initiative aims to preserve library services, prevent closure, and remove dependence on annual City General Fund appropriations. Proposals must describe plans for ongoing operational performance and a funding plan to achieve long-term sustainability.

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