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Miami-Dade County

committee

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

What happened

AI summary

The Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee convened June 10, 2026, with all eight items carrying "pending" status — meaning none were finalized at the committee level and all await full BCC action. The heaviest fiscal lift on the agenda was a five-year, $124.1 million quicklime supply contract with Carmeuse Lime & Stone to keep Miami-Dade's three regional water treatment plants running, paired with a $12.5 million award to All Construction & Plumbing, Inc. for sewer and water extensions into the Green Technology Corridor along NW 27th Avenue. A change order to the Lanzo Construction water-main and gravity-sewer project along NW 22nd Avenue would add $5.4 million and 1,000 calendar days to that contract. Procurement housekeeping rounded out the docket: a $38.4 million cooperative purchasing contract for waste and recycling carts through Rehrig Pacific, a new $31.4 million eight-year hydraulic parts vendor pool, and a $4.3 million spending-authority bump on the petroleum products pool. On the land-use side, the committee considered a parcel exchange with the South Florida Water Management District — the county trades a 3.889-acre surplus site to SFWMD in return for five fee-simple parcels needed for SW 157th Avenue roadway improvements. A nominal easement to FPL inside Zoo Miami to power a new veterinary animal hospital was the lowest-stakes item on the agenda. No vote tallies or commissioner names were included in the record. Watch for all eight items returning before the full BCC at a subsequent meeting.

AI-generated summary of the official agenda and minutes. Verbatim per-item votes and dollar figures are in the Agenda & votes tab.

Key decisions

  1. Quicklime Supply Contract — Carmeuse Lime & Stone, Inc.
    Pending

    Would award a five-year, $124.1 million contract to Carmeuse Lime & Stone for bulk quicklime essential to water treatment at Miami-Dade's three regional plants.

  2. Wastewater and Water Service to Green Technology Corridor — All Construction & Plumbing, Inc.
    Pending

    Would award Contract No. S-16113 worth $12.5 million to extend sewer and water infrastructure to commercial and industrial parcels along NW 27th Avenue for a 627-calendar-day term.

  3. Change Order No. 1 to Lanzo Construction NW 22nd Avenue Water Main and Gravity Sewer Contract
    Pending

    Would increase Contract No. S-958 with Lanzo Construction by $5.4 million and extend the timeline by 1,000 calendar days for water main and gravity sewer work along NW 22nd Avenue.

  4. Waste Carts and Recycling Carts Cooperative Contract — Rehrig Pacific Company
    Pending

    Would authorize access to a cooperative purchasing contract valued at $38.4 million through December 2030 plus five one-year renewal options for waste and recycling carts and related services countywide.

  5. Hydraulic Parts, Supplies, and Repair Services Prequalification Pool
    Pending

    Would establish a new $31.4 million, eight-year vendor pool for hydraulic parts and repair services across multiple county departments, replacing an expiring pool.

  6. Petroleum Products Procurement Pool — Additional Expenditure Authority
    Pending

    Would increase spending authority on the county's petroleum products pool by $4.3 million, raising the total pool value to $17.5 million for fuel supply to multiple departments.

  7. Land Exchange with South Florida Water Management District — SW 157th Avenue Roadway Improvements
    Pending

    Would approve a parcel exchange in which Miami-Dade conveys a 3.889-acre surplus site to SFWMD and receives five fee-simple parcels needed to facilitate roadway improvements along SW 157th Avenue.

  8. FPL Underground Utility Easement at Zoo Miami
    Pending

    Would grant Florida Power and Light a non-exclusive underground easement within Zoo Miami for $10.00 to provide electrical service to a new veterinary animal hospital, with FPL assuming all installation costs.