License to Operate a Food Concession at Lynch Park
Federal opportunity from BEVLY - City of Beverly • City of Beverly. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 24, 2026.
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License to Operate a Food Concession at Lynch Park
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The City of Beverly is seeking bids for a license to operate a food concession at Lynch Park. This opportunity highlights the city's interest in enhancing recreational offerings in the park while providing a vendor with a platform to engage with the community. Potential bidders should be prepared for a proposal submission deadline of February 24, 2026, ensuring a structured approach to their bids.
The City of Beverly aims to award a license for a food concession at Lynch Park, focusing on community engagement and enhancing visitor experiences.
- Review and understand the concession requirements
- Prepare bid documents
- Submit proposals by the response deadline of February 24, 2026
- Prepare for potential interviews or presentations
- Cover letter
- Business proposal
- Menu and pricing structure
- Proof of insurance
- References from previous clients
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- Details on any fees associated with the license
- Specific requirements for the food offerings
- Information about existing park vendors
- Performance expectations or metrics
- Guidelines on operational hours
- Clarification on exclusivity of the license
- Details on health and safety requirements specific to Beverly
- Requirements for signage or branding
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