Current notice · city · FL
Art Deinstallation and Transport Orlando to Fort Lauderdale
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- Stage
- Current notice
- Status
- Current response window open
- Notice type
- Sole Source (S)
- Buyer
- City of Orlando
- Notice reference
- S27-0073
- Location
- Orange County, FL
- Category
- Other
- Response due
- November 13, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET
- Small-business status
- No restriction confirmed in the public record
- Small-Team Fit
- Conditional
- Amendments observed
- 0
- Source
- City of Orlando
- The buyer is a local, school, university, airport, or utility organization.
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