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FLDOT Procurement Office Home Page - Introduction
Procurement Office

Manager
Carla Perry P.E.

Introduction

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Central Procurement Office is responsible for acquiring professional consultant services (engineering, architecture, landscape architecture, surveying & mapping, planning, and right of way acquisition), contractual services, and commodities related to the state highway systems. FDOT procures road and bridge construction materials and services, and other products or services related to the maintenance of roads, bridges or other transportation facilities, as well as supplies and services that support the day-to-day operations of the agency.

FDOT is a decentralized agency consisting of the Central Office, seven Districts, and the Florida Turnpike Enterprise.  Each District and Enterprise has offices responsible for acquiring commodities and contractual services, road/bridge construction and maintenance, and professional services. Central Office Procurement is responsible for purchasing services and commodities for the Tallahassee area offices as well as providing guidance to the District Procurement Offices.

The purpose of public procurement is to promote efficiency, economy, and fair and open competition. FDOT does this by providing uniform rules and procedures that address purchasing. Documentation and effective monitoring are important means of establishing public confidence in the process by which commodities and contractual services are procured.  FDOT appreciates your interest in doing business with our agency and invites you to browse our Web site.

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