Department of Commerce (DOC)Issuing agency·Florida·via a public procurement portalThe Florida Department of Commerce (“FloridaCommerce” or “Commerce”) issues this solicitation to obtain proposals from prospective contractors to provide a broad range of temporary staffing services on an as needed basis to Florida’s 21 Local Workforce Development Boards (LWDB) serving 67 counties in the State of Florida (“State”) for disaster related employment to clean up, repair, and restore properties damaged as a consequence of a declared disaster, as well as to provide humanitarian assistance to persons affected by the disaster (“Workforce Ongoing Temporary Disaster-Recovery Staffing and Training”). Commodities: Temporary personnel services; Temporary clerical or administrative assistance; Temporary production staffing needs; Temporary technician staffing needs; Temporary financial staffing needs; Temporary warehouse staff; Temporary drivers; Temporary manual labor; Temporary machinist personnel; Temporary customer service personnel; Temporary construction services; Temporary human resources services; Temporary research and development services; Temporary safety health environmental services; Temporary sourcing and logistics services; Temporary Travel Staffing; Temporary manual labor underground
Contractors will provide a broad range of temporary staffing services to Florida's 21 Local Workforce Development Boards serving 67 counties for disaster related employment to clean up, repair, and restore properties damaged as a consequence of a declared disaster, as well as to provide humanitarian assistance to persons affected by the disaster. Commodities include temporary personnel services, clerical or administrative assistance, production staffing, technician staffing, financial staffing, warehouse staff, drivers, manual labor, machinist personnel, customer service personnel, construction services, human resources services, research and development services, safety health environmental services, sourcing and logistics services, travel staffing, and manual labor underground.
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Source: Department of Commerce (DOC) (solicitation 16689), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
