Opportunity
County of Collier #QQ-2027-142
Replace 61 decorative and traffic signs in Lely Golf Estates
Posted
October 29, 2026
Respond By
November 18, 2026
Identifier
QQ-2027-142
NAICS
238990, 237310
Collier County is seeking a contractor to replace 61 decorative and traffic signs in the Lely Golf Estates MSTU. - Buyer: Collier County Procurement Services Division, for the Transportation Management Services Division and Lely Golf Estates MSTU; project contact is Jeffrey Felger, Project Manager II. - OEMs and vendors: No sign manufacturer, OEM, reseller, or prospective contractor is named. - Requested signs: 61 total, supplied and installed one-for-one. Items include pedestrian-crossing, speed-limit, speed-bump, stop-combination, Keep Right, Neighborhood Watch, No Trucks, No Soliciting, and street-name signs. See the line-item list for quantities. - Installation and project requirements: Verify site conditions; remove existing signs and posts; install replacement signs with concrete footings in accordance with applicable FDOT specifications; and maintain at least 7 feet of clearance above the edge of the travel lane. Protect traffic, utilities, property, and landscaping, and dispose of removed materials according to County guidelines. - Closeout and warranty: Inspect completed work; provide photographs and updated asset records; and conduct a drive/walk-through with the ROW Inspector. A one-year parts-and-labor warranty applies from final payment. Existing metal square posts and signage must be saved for return to Traffic Operations.
Description
Collier County is seeking quotes to remove and replace 61 existing decorative street signs, directional paddles, roadway speed signs, and informational signs within the Lely Golf Estates MSTU. The replacement signs and installation must comply with current Florida Department of Transportation roadway-signage specifications. Work includes site verification, safe traffic operations, inspections, updated asset-inventory records, and a drive-through or walk-through with the ROW Inspector. The project requires a one-year parts-and-labor warranty, and the County will select the responsive vendor offering the lowest quote.