Opportunity

Walton County Opengov #06-27

Real estate appraisal services for Old Blue Mountain Road property acquisition alternatives

Posted

November 09, 2026

Respond By

November 12, 2026

Identifier

06-27

NAICS

531320

Walton County is seeking qualified appraisers to value property acquisition alternatives for the Old Blue Mountain Road improvement project. - Government buyer: Walton County Board of County Commissioners, Administration Department. - Requested services: Separate lump-sum quotes for three appraisal scenarios; each scenario is a separate line item with a quantity of one: - Scenario 1: Appraise Parcel 1 (approximately 0.064 acres) and Parcel 2 (approximately 0.818 acres), as shown on the attached sketch. - Scenario 2: Appraise Parcel 1 and the entirety of Parcel ID 30-2S-19-24000-060-0000. - Scenario 3: Appraise the entirety of Parcel IDs 30-2S-19-24000-060-0000 and 30-2S-19-24000-060-0010. - Requirements: Appraisals must determine market value, be performed by a Florida state-certified real estate appraiser in accordance with USPAP, and provide a written electronic PDF report with supporting market data and valuation analysis. Each quote must include its price and estimated completion time. - Selection flexibility: The County may authorize any one scenario or none. - Named organizations and individuals: Walton County Board of County Commissioners and its Administration Department are the buyer. Scott W. Rosenheim, PSM, is identified as the preparer of the parcel description sketch, not as an appraisal vendor. No prospective appraisal vendors or OEMs are named.

Description

Walton County is requesting separate lump-sum quotes from qualified real estate appraisal firms for three acquisition scenarios involving parcels associated with the Old Blue Mountain Road improvement project between U.S. Highway 98 and Chat Holly Road. The scenarios cover appraisal of two project parcels, Parcel 1 and an entire parcel, or two parcels in their entirety. Appraisals must determine market value, be completed by a Florida state-certified real estate appraiser in accordance with USPAP, and include a written report with supporting market data and valuation analysis in PDF format. Quotes must state the cost and estimated completion time; the County may authorize any one scenario or none.

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