District Five Letting & Project Information
Current Letting and Project Information
2025 Lettings
Local Government Officials
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Local governments in Collier County |
Hon. Penny Taylor, Commissioner, Collier County Board of County Commissioners
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Local governments in Lee County |
The Hon. Cecil Pendergrass, Commissioner, Lee County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Cecil Pendergrass, Commissioner, Lee County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Lee County Commissioner Cecil Pendergrass, a lifelong resident of Lee County, has always been an advocate for our community. Cecil faithfully served the people of Lee County as a Fort Myers Police Officer for 25 years. Following retirement from law enforcement, Cecil worked as Vice President of Private Asset Management Group, LLC. In November 2012, Cecil ran for public office and was elected to the Lee Board of County Commissioners – District 2. In a vote of confidence from his colleagues, he was unanimously sworn in as Chairman of the Board at his first meeting. In 2014, he was awarded The News-Press’ 2013Public Official of the Yearand received the Advanced Certified County Commissioner (ACCC) designation through the Florida Associations of Counties (FAC). In November 2014, Cecil was reelected to serve another four years. In his role as county commissioner, he serves on multiple boards and advisories-Lee County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), Horizon Council and Transportation Expressway Authority Management of Florida (TEAMFL), to name a few. On November 6, 2018, with overwhelming support from the voters, he was reelected to serve another four years.
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Local governments in Charlotte County |
The Hon. Ken Doherty, Chair, Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Ken Doherty, Chair, Charlotte County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Charlotte County Ken Doherty was raised in the suburbs of Boston, and received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of New Hampshire in 1972. He moved to Charlotte County in April, 1973. Now retired, his professional engineering resume includes serving in the public sector as a previous Assistant County Administrator and County Engineer for Charlotte County. Ken was also a local business owner providing professional engineering services across the United States in the professional and collegiate sports industry. Ken was a licenced professional engineer in 33 states and the District of Columbia.
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Local governments in Hendry County |
The Hon. Mitchell Wills, Chair, Hendry County Board of County Commissioners
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Local governments in Glades County |
The Hon. Weston Pryor, Commissioner, Glades County Board of County Commissioners
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Local governments in DeSoto County |
The Hon. Elton Langford, Commissioner, DeSoto County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Elton Langford, Commissioner, DeSoto County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in DeSoto County Commissioner Langford is a 12thgeneration Floridian who understands Florida’s economy and the vast differences that exist between the metropolitan and rural areas of the state. Commissioner Langford currently manages a cattle operation and has been employed in the agriculture sector most of his life, in addition he is a devoted husband and father while dedicating time to public service for over 25 years. Commissioner Langford is committed to making meaningful contributions for those he represents.
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Local governments in Hardee County |
The Hon. Mike Thompson, Chair, Hardee County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Mike Thompson, Chair, Hardee County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Hardee County Hardee County Commissioner since 2012. Currently serving as Chairman. Currently Chairman of Central Florida Regional Planning Council and Chairman of the Executive Board of CareerSource Heartland. Five years on the Hardee County Planning and Zoning Board prior to being elected. Graduate of Hardee High School and South Florida State College. Married for 29 years with 2 children.
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Local governments in Highlands County |
The Hon. Ron Handley, Commissioner, Highlands County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Ron Handley, Commissioner, Highlands County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Highlands County William R. (Ron) Handley is currently serving as Vice-Chairman of the Highlands County Board of County Commissioners representing District 3. He was appointed to the county commission by the governor in October, 2011 and has served for the past eight years. Ron has been in the construction business for all of his adult life working for three large firms and operating his own business, Homes by Handley, Inc. He is a founding member of Heartland National Bank, a member of Highlands Sertoma Club and Sebring Firemen, Inc. Ron’s family include his wife Patty, four married children and six grandchildren.
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Local governments in Polk County |
The Hon. Rick Wilson, Commissioner, Polk County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Rick Wilson, Commissioner, Polk County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Polk County Commissioner Rick Wilson is a Polk County native and second-generation business owner and rancher who was elected to the Board in 2018 with a focus on Polk’s future. While in office, Wilson wants to make the county’s public transportation network stronger, create meaningful job opportunities for residents and preserve the county’s natural resources. Wilson attended school in Polk County before pursuing a racing career that included 13 years as a NASCAR driver. Following his retirement from racing, Wilson returned to work on his family’s ranch and in the heavy equipment business his family began in the 1940s.
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2025 Award & Posting / Bid Tabulations
Local Government Officials
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Local governments in Collier County |
Hon. Penny Taylor, Commissioner, Collier County Board of County Commissioners
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Local governments in Lee County |
The Hon. Cecil Pendergrass, Commissioner, Lee County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Cecil Pendergrass, Commissioner, Lee County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Lee County Commissioner Cecil Pendergrass, a lifelong resident of Lee County, has always been an advocate for our community. Cecil faithfully served the people of Lee County as a Fort Myers Police Officer for 25 years. Following retirement from law enforcement, Cecil worked as Vice President of Private Asset Management Group, LLC. In November 2012, Cecil ran for public office and was elected to the Lee Board of County Commissioners – District 2. In a vote of confidence from his colleagues, he was unanimously sworn in as Chairman of the Board at his first meeting. In 2014, he was awarded The News-Press’ 2013Public Official of the Yearand received the Advanced Certified County Commissioner (ACCC) designation through the Florida Associations of Counties (FAC). In November 2014, Cecil was reelected to serve another four years. In his role as county commissioner, he serves on multiple boards and advisories-Lee County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), Horizon Council and Transportation Expressway Authority Management of Florida (TEAMFL), to name a few. On November 6, 2018, with overwhelming support from the voters, he was reelected to serve another four years.
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Local governments in Charlotte County |
The Hon. Ken Doherty, Chair, Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Ken Doherty, Chair, Charlotte County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Charlotte County Ken Doherty was raised in the suburbs of Boston, and received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of New Hampshire in 1972. He moved to Charlotte County in April, 1973. Now retired, his professional engineering resume includes serving in the public sector as a previous Assistant County Administrator and County Engineer for Charlotte County. Ken was also a local business owner providing professional engineering services across the United States in the professional and collegiate sports industry. Ken was a licenced professional engineer in 33 states and the District of Columbia.
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Local governments in Hendry County |
The Hon. Mitchell Wills, Chair, Hendry County Board of County Commissioners
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Local governments in Glades County |
The Hon. Weston Pryor, Commissioner, Glades County Board of County Commissioners
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Local governments in DeSoto County |
The Hon. Elton Langford, Commissioner, DeSoto County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Elton Langford, Commissioner, DeSoto County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in DeSoto County Commissioner Langford is a 12thgeneration Floridian who understands Florida’s economy and the vast differences that exist between the metropolitan and rural areas of the state. Commissioner Langford currently manages a cattle operation and has been employed in the agriculture sector most of his life, in addition he is a devoted husband and father while dedicating time to public service for over 25 years. Commissioner Langford is committed to making meaningful contributions for those he represents.
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Local governments in Hardee County |
The Hon. Mike Thompson, Chair, Hardee County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Mike Thompson, Chair, Hardee County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Hardee County Hardee County Commissioner since 2012. Currently serving as Chairman. Currently Chairman of Central Florida Regional Planning Council and Chairman of the Executive Board of CareerSource Heartland. Five years on the Hardee County Planning and Zoning Board prior to being elected. Graduate of Hardee High School and South Florida State College. Married for 29 years with 2 children.
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Local governments in Highlands County |
The Hon. Ron Handley, Commissioner, Highlands County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Ron Handley, Commissioner, Highlands County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Highlands County William R. (Ron) Handley is currently serving as Vice-Chairman of the Highlands County Board of County Commissioners representing District 3. He was appointed to the county commission by the governor in October, 2011 and has served for the past eight years. Ron has been in the construction business for all of his adult life working for three large firms and operating his own business, Homes by Handley, Inc. He is a founding member of Heartland National Bank, a member of Highlands Sertoma Club and Sebring Firemen, Inc. Ron’s family include his wife Patty, four married children and six grandchildren.
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Local governments in Polk County |
The Hon. Rick Wilson, Commissioner, Polk County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Rick Wilson, Commissioner, Polk County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Polk County Commissioner Rick Wilson is a Polk County native and second-generation business owner and rancher who was elected to the Board in 2018 with a focus on Polk’s future. While in office, Wilson wants to make the county’s public transportation network stronger, create meaningful job opportunities for residents and preserve the county’s natural resources. Wilson attended school in Polk County before pursuing a racing career that included 13 years as a NASCAR driver. Following his retirement from racing, Wilson returned to work on his family’s ranch and in the heavy equipment business his family began in the 1940s.
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Other Letting Information
Letting and Posting Dates Schedule
Technical Review and Awards Committee Meeting Notices
Additional General Letting Documentation
Fixed Capital Outlay (FCO) Projects
Construction Manager / General Contractor Projects
Performance Bonds can be found in the appropriate Contract Document on the FACTS website: https://facts.fldfs.com/
Previous Lettings
2024 Letting Information: Letting, Project, Addenda, Award & Posting Information
2023 Letting Information: Letting, Project, Addenda, Award & Posting Information
2022 Letting Information: Letting, Project, Addenda, Award & Posting Information
2021 Letting Information: Letting, Project, Addenda, Award & Posting Information
2020 Letting Information: Letting, Project, Addenda, Award & Posting Information
2019 Letting Information: Letting, Project, Addenda, Award & Posting Information
2018 Letting Information: Letting, Project, Addenda, Award & Posting Information
Addenda & Amendments
Contractors will be notified of all Amendments and are required to download the Amendments from the CPP Online Ordering System per these instructions: Amendment Instructions (PDF)
Amendment files can be downloaded by clicking on the links. Amendments must be downloaded to the location of your original EBS file prior to preparing the bid.
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Local Government Officials
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Local governments in Collier County |
Hon. Penny Taylor, Commissioner, Collier County Board of County Commissioners
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Local governments in Lee County |
The Hon. Cecil Pendergrass, Commissioner, Lee County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Cecil Pendergrass, Commissioner, Lee County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Lee County Commissioner Cecil Pendergrass, a lifelong resident of Lee County, has always been an advocate for our community. Cecil faithfully served the people of Lee County as a Fort Myers Police Officer for 25 years. Following retirement from law enforcement, Cecil worked as Vice President of Private Asset Management Group, LLC. In November 2012, Cecil ran for public office and was elected to the Lee Board of County Commissioners – District 2. In a vote of confidence from his colleagues, he was unanimously sworn in as Chairman of the Board at his first meeting. In 2014, he was awarded The News-Press’ 2013Public Official of the Yearand received the Advanced Certified County Commissioner (ACCC) designation through the Florida Associations of Counties (FAC). In November 2014, Cecil was reelected to serve another four years. In his role as county commissioner, he serves on multiple boards and advisories-Lee County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), Horizon Council and Transportation Expressway Authority Management of Florida (TEAMFL), to name a few. On November 6, 2018, with overwhelming support from the voters, he was reelected to serve another four years.
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Local governments in Charlotte County |
The Hon. Ken Doherty, Chair, Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Ken Doherty, Chair, Charlotte County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Charlotte County Ken Doherty was raised in the suburbs of Boston, and received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of New Hampshire in 1972. He moved to Charlotte County in April, 1973. Now retired, his professional engineering resume includes serving in the public sector as a previous Assistant County Administrator and County Engineer for Charlotte County. Ken was also a local business owner providing professional engineering services across the United States in the professional and collegiate sports industry. Ken was a licenced professional engineer in 33 states and the District of Columbia.
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Local governments in Hendry County |
The Hon. Mitchell Wills, Chair, Hendry County Board of County Commissioners
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Local governments in Glades County |
The Hon. Weston Pryor, Commissioner, Glades County Board of County Commissioners
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Local governments in DeSoto County |
The Hon. Elton Langford, Commissioner, DeSoto County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Elton Langford, Commissioner, DeSoto County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in DeSoto County Commissioner Langford is a 12thgeneration Floridian who understands Florida’s economy and the vast differences that exist between the metropolitan and rural areas of the state. Commissioner Langford currently manages a cattle operation and has been employed in the agriculture sector most of his life, in addition he is a devoted husband and father while dedicating time to public service for over 25 years. Commissioner Langford is committed to making meaningful contributions for those he represents.
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Local governments in Hardee County |
The Hon. Mike Thompson, Chair, Hardee County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Mike Thompson, Chair, Hardee County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Hardee County Hardee County Commissioner since 2012. Currently serving as Chairman. Currently Chairman of Central Florida Regional Planning Council and Chairman of the Executive Board of CareerSource Heartland. Five years on the Hardee County Planning and Zoning Board prior to being elected. Graduate of Hardee High School and South Florida State College. Married for 29 years with 2 children.
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Local governments in Highlands County |
The Hon. Ron Handley, Commissioner, Highlands County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Ron Handley, Commissioner, Highlands County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Highlands County William R. (Ron) Handley is currently serving as Vice-Chairman of the Highlands County Board of County Commissioners representing District 3. He was appointed to the county commission by the governor in October, 2011 and has served for the past eight years. Ron has been in the construction business for all of his adult life working for three large firms and operating his own business, Homes by Handley, Inc. He is a founding member of Heartland National Bank, a member of Highlands Sertoma Club and Sebring Firemen, Inc. Ron’s family include his wife Patty, four married children and six grandchildren.
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Local governments in Polk County |
The Hon. Rick Wilson, Commissioner, Polk County Board of County Commissioners |
Bio The Hon. Rick Wilson, Commissioner, Polk County Board of County CommissionersLocal governments in Polk County Commissioner Rick Wilson is a Polk County native and second-generation business owner and rancher who was elected to the Board in 2018 with a focus on Polk’s future. While in office, Wilson wants to make the county’s public transportation network stronger, create meaningful job opportunities for residents and preserve the county’s natural resources. Wilson attended school in Polk County before pursuing a racing career that included 13 years as a NASCAR driver. Following his retirement from racing, Wilson returned to work on his family’s ranch and in the heavy equipment business his family began in the 1940s.
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