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Homestead Distribution Substation Materials Bid 2026

Homestead will hold a virtual bid opening October 27 for Donnie Distribution Substation materials. Bidders can participate via Microsoft Teams or phone.

Phillip Hager
10/15/2026 · Homestead edition

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Homestead businesses and residents can submit bids for materials and delivery services for the Donnie Distribution Substation during a virtual bid opening on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.

The re-bid process for Invitation to Bid #202637 runs from 1:59 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Interested parties can join via Microsoft Teams at https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/286702683963416?p=IC1DTXYL8WGbmBsj87 (Meeting ID: 286 702 683 963 416, passcode: vd2n6vc9) or call +1-929-346-7292 (Conference ID: 823 204 94#).

The substation project supports electrical infrastructure across Homestead from Florida City to the Redland agricultural areas.

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