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**THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION** NEW! City of Orlando Small and Local Business Enterprise Requirements

City of Orlando · 271097 · closes Mon 31 Aug 2026, 7:00pm ET

Agency
City of Orlando
Buying department
Small and Local Business Enterprise
Solicitation number
271097
Type
Posting PDF Solicitation
Closes
Mon 31 Aug 2026, 7:00pm ET  (0 days left)
Posted
2026-06-11
Source
the agency's own posting

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Who can bid this, by trade

Eligibility and feasibility only, from the checkable facts: set-aside, prequalification, registration and time remaining. We do not predict who wins. That depends on price, capacity and past performance, none of which we hold.

TradeVerdictReason
Any tradeSkipCloses in under 5 days. Not enough time to price and submit, especially if the SAM.gov registration is not already active.

The bid package, 1 document

These are the files the agency actually issued. Download them from the source posting above; the requirements live in here, not in the notice.

What the agency published

The City of Orlando Procurement and Contracts Division is pleased to announce that, effective July 1, 2026 , solicitations will include participation under the Small Business Enterprise (SBE) and Local Business Enterprise (LBE) Preference Program. Details regarding the application of SBE/LBE preferences, participation requirements, and eligibility criteria will be included in the applicable solicitation documents. The program provides bid and proposal preferences for certified firms and when using certified subcontractors on eligible City procurements and contracting opportunities. Suppliers interested in participating are encouraged to obtain certification through the City of Orlando Business Development Division and learn more about the Program requirements and benefits. Businesses can also use the City's certified business directory to search for firms that have been certified through the Small and Local Business Enterprise Program. City of Orlando SBE/LBE Services: https://www.orlando.gov/Our-Government/Departments-Offices/Economic-Development/Business-Development/Small-Business-Enterprise-Program