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COURT MAKERS, INC

UEI: YDVJENRAWJ13CAGE: 91KJ8

COURT MAKERS, INC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI YDVJENRAWJ13 and CAGE code 91KJ8. It has been awarded $4,700 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers. Top awarding agencies include Department Of The Interior.

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Registration and classification details

Websitewww.courtmakers.com

Address123 Main St, City, ST 12345

Registration

UEI Code

YDVJENRAWJ13

CAGE Code

91KJ8

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)

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N/A

Business Classifications

2X

NAICS Codes

713940Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers(Primary)

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Department Of The Interior$4.7K100%

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713940 - Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers$4.7K100%

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Gym Services for USCG MSU Houma

Solicitation # 70Z02926QNEWO0L07

The United States Coast Guard MSU Houma is seeking qualified small business vendors to provide gym services under a firm-fixed-price contract with a one-year base period beginning September 1, 2026, and extending through August 31, 2027, with four additional one-year option periods through August 31, 2031. All quotes must include pricing for the entire potential five-year period and must comply with the Statement of Work, which details the required services and conditions. Prospective vendors are required to review the SOW and strongly encouraged to visit the location in Houma, Louisiana, to understand the operational environment. The contract is fully set aside for small businesses and requires all offerors to be actively registered in SAM.gov. Evaluation will prioritize technical acceptability, price, and past performance, with the lowest-priced technically acceptable offer likely to be selected. Past performance will be assessed based on relevance, quality, and timeliness, using submitted references and independent government data; offerors without relevant experience will receive a neutral rating. Quotes must be submitted by the deadline of August 14, 2026, to Ronnie Liles at Ronnie.E.Liles@uscg.mil, and any questions should be directed to him at the provided contact information. Responsibility and timely submission are critical, as all responsible sources are invited to respond under applicable federal acquisition regulations.

Base New ORLEANS(00029)

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Pool Management Services

Solicitation # 10476120-01-27

Lee County Government Parks & Recreation is soliciting proposals for the management and operation of lifeguard services at O.T. Sloan Pool and Horton Pool in Sanford, North Carolina, for the summer swim season spanning May through September 2027, with the possibility of extending the contract for two additional seasons. Vendors must meet specified qualifications to be eligible and are required to demonstrate experience, staffing capabilities, safety compliance, and operational readiness to ensure the safe and efficient operation of both facilities. All proposals must be submitted by September 1, 2026, and the solicitation, numbered 10476120-01-27, was posted on August 3, 2026, with Tammy Gill listed as the primary point of contact. The services are to be performed on-site at both pool locations, and interested parties are directed to the official procurement portal for further details.

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Outdoor Ice-Skating Rink – Heritage Park

Solicitation # RFP 27-1

The City of Santa Fe Springs is soliciting proposals for the installation, maintenance, and optional daily operation of a seasonal outdoor ice-skating rink at Heritage Park, located at 12100 Mora Drive. Interested contractors may submit bids for either Option 1, which includes only the setup and maintenance of the rink, or Option 2, which adds full daily operations responsibilities. The rink is scheduled to operate for the public from November 22, 2026, through January 10, 2027, with specific operating hours and dates outlined in the scope of work. The project is managed by the Parks and Recreation Department and is advertised under solicitation number RFP 27-1, with proposals due by September 3, 2026. No bid bond is required, and the city is seeking experienced providers capable of delivering a safe, well-maintained, and publicly accessible winter recreation experience. All communications and submissions must be directed to Micah Herd, the primary point of contact, via email at micahherd@santafesprings.gov or phone at 562-868-0511. The solicitation was posted on August 1, 2026, and responses must be submitted through the designated vendor portal. The project falls under the jurisdiction of the City of Santa Fe Springs in California and is intended to provide community engagement and seasonal entertainment for residents and visitors. Contractors are expected to meet all safety, operational, and logistical standards for an outdoor ice-skating facility during the designated winter season.

Parks and Recreation Department of City of Santa Fe Springs

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Conditional Use Permit 26-0003 (CUP26-0003) to establish and operate a commercial recreation facility (AK.A. Slick City) at 1020 West Imperial HighwayThe City of La Habra has issued a conditional use permit, CUP26-0003, to establish and operate a commercial recreation facility named Slick City at 1020 West Imperial Highway in La Habra, California, with a ZIP code of 90631. The permit is part of a forecasted action with a posted date of July 29, 2026, and is intended to authorize the development and ongoing operation of a private recreation center designed for public commercial use. The project site is located within the city limits and requires regulatory approval to ensure compliance with local zoning, land use, and community impact standards. Primary oversight for the permit is managed by Jacob Wielenga, Associate Planner at the City of La Habra, who can be reached via phone or email for inquiries. A consulting representative, Sara Houghton, is also involved in supporting the permitting process through her firm, providing technical and logistical guidance. The project’s details are accessible through the CEQA Net portal, though no solicitation number, NAICS code, or set-aside details are provided. The facility is expected to serve as a commercial recreational destination, and its approval is subject to review by city planning authorities under applicable land use and environmental regulations.

City of La Habra

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CUP 2025-0006 (DEV2025-0098) REKINECTEDThe contract permits the operation of an athletic club, gymnasium, health club, and physical conditioning business within a 3,205-square-foot suite in an industrial building located on Avenida Encinas in Carlsbad, California, between Cannon and Palomar Airport Road, as part of the Pacific Coast Industrial Center. The facility will include 2,003 square feet designated for training and recovery services and 1,002 square feet for administrative offices, with operations limited to 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. All client interactions will be conducted on a one-on-one basis by scheduled appointment only, ensuring a private and controlled environment. The project is identified under CUP 2025-0006 and DEV2025-0098, submitted by applicant Adam Kooienaga and overseen by the City of Carlsbad’s planning department, with Mackenzie Vanzyverden listed as the primary point of contact for regulatory inquiries.

City of Carlsbad

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Ice Arena and Athletic Facility OperationsThe contract covers the daily operation and maintenance of the Cadet Field House Ice Arena located at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with a focus on ensuring all ice surfaces are properly resurfaced, refrigeration systems are maintained at optimal performance, and NCAA-compliant athletic equipment is consistently serviced and kept in compliance with regulations. Responsibilities include routine inspections, emergency repairs, scheduled preventive maintenance, and adherence to safety and environmental standards to support the arena’s role in training and competition for cadets and visiting collegiate teams. The opportunity is posted as a subcontract under NAICS code 713940 for other amusement and recreation activities, with a response deadline of August 17, 2026, and was released on July 16, 2026. The work is managed by the Department of Defense through the FA7000 10 Cons Lgc office, and all operations must be conducted in direct support of the Air Force Academy’s athletic and training missions. Performance is required to be carried out exclusively at the USAFA location with zip code 80840, and contractors must be prepared to handle high-usage cycles, strict scheduling requirements, and compliance with federal and military facility standards.

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ZA-2026-835-MPA / Ballers DTLAThe City of Los Angeles has approved a main plan for Ballers DTLA, LLC to operate a new social sports club within The Bloc development at 90017, encompassing a 46,455 square-foot space on the third level with 11 sports courts and a 47,209 square-foot rooftop space with 10 additional sports courts, totaling 21 sports courts across two levels. The approved use includes two restaurants located on two levels of the existing building, with an on-site capacity of 184 seats and authorization to sell and serve a full line of alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises. The facility is permitted to host patron dancing and live entertainment, creating a dynamic venue combining athletic recreation with social dining and nightlife. The application is formally linked to ZA-2026-835-MPA and was posted on July 13, 2026, with primary point of contact Michelle Carter, City Planner, and applicant representatives including Daniel Briones of Ballers DTLA, LLC and NRFA-TRC 700, alongside Will Nieves as a designated representative.

City of Los Angeles

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Fitness Studio at 7 Pacific Coast Highway in Hermosa BeachThe City of Hermosa Beach is preparing to convert a small existing structure located at 7 Pacific Coast Highway into a fitness studio, a project that is categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Class 3, which covers the conversion of small structures for a different use. The initiative involves no expansion of the building footprint or significant alteration beyond internal reconfiguration to accommodate fitness equipment and related amenities, ensuring compliance with state environmental exemption guidelines. The project is scheduled for a posted date in June 2026, with no formal solicitation number assigned at this time, indicating it is a forecasted initiative rather than an active procurement. Angelique Soliz, the City’s Contract Planner, serves as the primary point of contact for administrative and procedural inquiries, while Kyle Flynn, the project owner, is the key representative overseeing the development and implementation of the fitness studio. The project will fully take place within Hermosa Beach, California, with the zip code 90254 identifying the exact location. No set-aside provisions or NAICS codes have been specified, underscoring that this is an internal city-led conversion rather than a competitive bid process. Additional details and documentation can be accessed via the state’s CEQA Nexus portal using the provided project link.

City of Hermosa Beach

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CUP-S-2026-0002

Solicitation # CUP-S-2026-0002

The City of Simi Valley has posted a conditional use permit application, CUP-S-2026-0002, to authorize the operation of an indoor recreation facility featuring six simulated golf bays. The permit is being reviewed under the city’s administrative process and is intended to allow the use of property within Simi Valley, California, for this specific recreational purpose. The application was published on June 12, 2026, and is currently in the forecast stage, indicating it is pending formal submission or review. The primary point of contact for the city is Mark Nason, Assistant Planner, who can be reached via email or phone for inquiries regarding the permitting process. The applicant for this permit is Matt Fowler, representing the proposed facility operator, and can be contacted through the provided phone and email. The facility will be located in Simi Valley, California, with no additional details provided about the specific property address or zoning classification. The permit does not involve a set-aside or NAICS code, suggesting it is a local land use matter rather than a federally funded or competitively bid procurement. Interested parties may access additional project details through the city’s CEQA Net portal using the provided link.

City of Simi Valley

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Fitness Studio AION Training (ENV-2026-573-CE)

Solicitation # ENV-2026-573-CE

The project at 2777 West Broadway in Los Angeles involves converting an existing 1,385-square-foot retail space within a multi-tenant commercial building into a fitness studio operated by AION Training, with no increase in floor area or building footprint. The site, zoned [Q]C4-2D under the Northeast Los Angeles Community Plan and part of Subarea I of the Colorado Boulevard Specific Plan, is surrounded by commercial uses to the south, west, and east, while residential areas to the north are separated by an alley. The project qualifies for a CEQA Class 11 categorical exemption as an accessory structure with minimal environmental impact and no significant cumulative effects, and it is exempt from requiring additional parking under California Government Code Section 65863.2 (AB 2097). A new non-illuminated wall sign measuring 20.5 square feet is the only physical addition to the exterior, and all operations must comply with Los Angeles Municipal Code, the Fire Code’s defensible space requirements due to the Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone designation, and stormwater and noise regulations. The building has 14 total parking spaces, and no changes to the existing parking configuration are proposed. The project’s environmental review was completed under local authority, with no federal procurement elements, contract clauses, pricing data, or federal acquisition regulation provisions applicable, and approval was granted through a Director’s Determination based on compliance with local land use, zoning, and environmental regulations. The applicant, Marcus McDuffie of AION Training/Urban Acres, LLC, and design representative Röhme Architects, submitted the documentation for review by the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning, with physical submission required by the stated deadline of June 15, 2026.

City of Los Angeles

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Conditional Use Permit No. 26-004 (SO CAL THUNDER, LLC)

Solicitation # 26-004

The City of Huntington Beach has issued a conditional use permit application under No. 26-004 for SO CAL THUNDER, LLC to repurpose an existing 14,000 square foot industrial building for personal enrichment activities. The request seeks approval to convert the current industrial space into a facility designed for fitness, wellness, or similar personal development uses, which would require a change in zoning designation from industrial to a use compatible with community enrichment purposes. The proposal must meet local land use regulations, including compatibility with surrounding properties, traffic impact, noise control, and parking requirements, as the nature of the proposed use is not automatically permitted within the existing zoning classification. Jennifer Ash, Associate Planner at the City of Huntington Beach, is the primary point of contact for regulatory review and public process matters related to the permit application, while Kimberly Robinson, the project applicant, represents SO CAL THUNDER, LLC and is responsible for submitting supporting documentation and addressing community feedback. The application was posted on June 8, 2026, and is part of the official planning process managed through the California Environmental Quality Act system, indicating that environmental review will be conducted to ensure compliance with state law. Public input and agency evaluations will determine whether the proposed use is approved under specific conditions to mitigate potential impacts on the neighborhood.

City of Huntington Beach

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NEXT LEVEL SOCCER SCHOOL LLCNext Level Soccer School LLC will operate a health and fitness facility indoors within a 2,480-square-foot leased space at 1215 S. Buena Vista Street, Suite D, in the San Jacinto Industrial Association Complex. The facility is intended to serve as a dedicated venue for fitness and wellness activities, aligning with the entity’s mission to promote physical health through structured programming. The project is officially registered under Case Number PROJ25-0200 and USE 25-0113, with the City of San Jacinto as the overseeing agency. Frank Chen, Associate Planner, serves as the primary point of contact for municipal coordination, while Debora Ray is listed as the applicant representing the business. The contract was posted on May 27, 2026, and is categorized as a forecast indication, suggesting it is in a preliminary planning phase prior to formal procurement or leasing agreements. The location is situated within the city limits of San Jacinto, California, and no set-aside provisions or NAICS codes have been specified at this time.

City of San Jacinto

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CUP 2026-0002 (DEV2026-0005) ACTIV8 ATHLETIC CLUB

Solicitation # CUP 2026-0002 (DEV2026-0005)

The project seeks approval for a Minor Conditional Use Permit to transform a 16,000-square-foot portion of an industrial building at 2080 Las Palmas Drive in Carlsbad, California, into a full-service athletic club featuring gymnasiums, a health club, and physical conditioning facilities, along with a recovery center. The space is currently an office-warehouse use within a 25,295-square-foot building designated under the city’s Planned Industrial (PI) land use and P-M zoning, which permits industrial activities but requires conditional approval for new commercial fitness uses. The applicant intends to operate a personal training facility targeting individual and group wellness programs, with equipment and infrastructure designed for athletic performance and post-exercise recovery. The permit application, identified as CUP 2026-0002, is being processed by the City of Carlsbad and was posted on May 27, 2026, as a forecasted action. The point of contact for city review is Assistant Planner Tate Hillmann, with Jana Moreno of Activ8 Athletic Club serving as the project manager. The site is located in ZIP code 92008 and falls within the jurisdiction of California state regulations. While no solicitation number or NAICS code is provided, the application is accessible through the city’s CEQA Net portal, indicating environmental review procedures may be triggered. Approval will depend on compliance with zoning conditions, operational hours, noise control, parking adequacy, and mitigation of potential impacts on neighboring industrial uses.

City of Carlsbad

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CDC Health Promotion and Fitness Center ManagementThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is forecasting a contract opportunity for the management of a Health Promotion and Fitness Center under NAICS code 713940, which covers other amusement and recreation activities. The solicitation is scheduled to be released in the future, with a posted date of May 25, 2026, indicating it is a forecasted requirement rather than an active solicitation. The primary point of contact for program-related inquiries is Beverly King, reachable via email at bxe1@cdc.gov, while the contracting officer position is currently listed as to be determined. The place of performance and organizational details have not been specified, and there is no set-aside designation indicated for small businesses or other categories. This contract will likely involve managing facility operations, fitness programming, health promotion initiatives, and related services to support CDC employee wellness and public health goals. Further details on scope, duration, and submission requirements will be provided in the future solicitation notice available through the designated UI link.

Centers For Disease Control And Prevention

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Conditional Use Permit 25-0015 (CUP25-0015) to establish and operate a commercial recreation facility (AKA Funbox) at 951 North Harbor Boulevard

Solicitation # CUP25-0015

The City of La Habra is facilitating the establishment and operation of a commercial recreation facility named Funbox at 951 North Harbor Boulevard, located in La Habra, California, 90631, through the issuance of Conditional Use Permit CUP25-0015. This action is governed under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with the project qualifying for a categorical exemption under Section 15301(a) as a minor alteration to an existing commercial facility without expansion of the building footprint or change in land use. The applicant, Muhammad Siddique, is proceeding with interior tenant improvements to the existing structure within a shopping center, and the project does not require a full environmental impact report. The Associate Planner for the City of La Habra, Jacob Wielenga, serves as the primary point of contact for the permitting process. No federal procurement mechanisms, contract clauses, or financial terms are involved; this is a local land-use permitting action with no competitive bidding, cost estimates, payment terms, or acquisition data typical of federal contract vehicles. The application was filed and approved on January 27, 2026, and the only formal certification provided is the CEQA exemption declaration. No federal representations, certifications, or socioeconomic designations are required or included, nor are there any invoicing, inspection, delivery, packaging, or performance metrics defined, as the process is strictly administrative and environmental under state and local authority. All documentation and filings are handled through physical submission to the Orange County Clerk-Recorder and the City of La Habra Planning Division, with no electronic submission systems or federal procurement infrastructure referenced.

City of La Habra

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On-Site Management Services of a Fitness/Wellness CenterThe Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Eastern Service Area, is planning a recompete for the contract currently held by TOTAL SPORTS LLC, which involves providing on-site management services for a Fitness/Wellness Center located at the Northwest Mountain Regional Office in Des Moines, Washington. The existing contract, valued at approximately $396,166, has a potential end date of May 31, 2027, and is firm fixed price. This recompete is classified as likely, with a medium confidence level, but the procurement strategy is yet to be determined. The FAA is conducting a Market Survey/Request for Information to gauge vendor interest and capabilities, particularly seeking responsible small businesses, including those certified under SBA 8(a), small disadvantaged businesses, woman-owned small businesses, and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, to assess whether the procurement can be set aside for these groups or if full and open competition will be pursued. The anticipated contract period of performance includes one base year plus four option years. Interested vendors are required to submit a Capability Statement detailing relevant past performance and resources, including subcontractor arrangements if applicable. Pricing information is not required at this stage, and the FAA will not pay for any costs related to responses to this Market Survey. The formal Request for Proposal is expected around March 2022, with proposals due approximately 30 days thereafter and contract award by May 31, 2022, for services starting June 2022. All questions and responses must be submitted in writing via email to the designated FAA contact, and updates will be posted on beta.SAM.gov. The FAA emphasizes that this Market Survey serves only as market research and is not a solicitation for proposals or offers at this time.

697DCK Regional Acquisitions Svcs

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Planet Fitness Major Use Permit (PLN25-0098)

Solicitation # PLN25-0098

The Planet Fitness facility located at 42 Springtowne Center in Vallejo, California, is seeking approval to extend its operating hours from 6 a.m. to 12 a.m. to 24 hours a day, seven days a week, under Major Use Permit PLN25-0098. The existing 18,093-square-foot facility will not undergo any physical modifications or expansions; the change is purely operational, requiring the addition of two employees during overnight hours to ensure safe and continuous service. The request is supported by a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15301(a), which permits such changes at existing facilities without triggering full environmental review, provided no new construction or significant environmental impacts are anticipated. The applicant, Vallejo East Fitness, LLC dba Planet Fitness, has filed a Notice of Exemption and submitted documentation including a CDFW No Effect Determination and proof of payment for a $50 environmental exemption filing fee. No federal contract clauses, procurement mechanisms, or acquisition regulations apply, as this is a local land use permit governed by California environmental and zoning laws. The City of Vallejo’s Planning and Development Services Department is the lead agency, with Cesar Orozco as the primary contact. Operations are scheduled to commence under the new hours as of October 30, 2025, with no formal contract period defined, no federal funding involved, and no payment or invoicing systems such as WAWF or IPP applicable. The process relies on administrative compliance with CEQA, local permitting procedures, and voluntary adherence to operational standards, not on a competitive procurement or federal contracting framework.

City of Vallejo

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Solicitation # DRC2025-00101

The City of Rancho Cucamonga has issued a conditional use permit application, DRC2025-00101, to Tamara Tangherlini for the conversion of a 17,500-square-foot existing warehouse at 9201 Charles Smith Avenue into a large indoor fitness and sports facility within the Neo-Industrial Zone. The project is classified under NAICS code 713940 and has been determined eligible for a categorical exemption under California Environmental Quality Act Section 15301 as an existing facility with minor alterations, eliminating the need for an environmental impact report. The application was posted on September 4, 2025, with a submission deadline of August 20, 2025, and the CEQA determination was finalized on the same date. Jared Knight, Assistant Planner with the City, serves as the primary point of contact, while Tamara Tangherlini is listed as the project applicant. The place of performance is clearly defined as the warehouse location in Rancho Cucamonga, California, with a zip code of 91730. Although the City has provided procedural and regulatory information, no formal contract structure, pricing, payment terms, accounting codes, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are included, as this is an administrative land use authorization rather than a procurement contract. No bidding process, evaluation criteria, award methodology, or financial obligations are outlined, and no certifications, representations, or socioeconomic status disclosures were required or provided. The request is purely for zoning approval and environmental compliance, with no procurement elements such as delivery schedules, contractor performance metrics, inspection protocols, invoicing systems, or special contract requirements beyond adherence to local land use and building codes.

City of Rancho Cucamonga

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