Baker Park - Construction

This project involves a comprehensive renovation and development of Baker Park in Effingham County, Georgia, with a total contract value estimated between 1.5 and 3 million dollars. Key components include the renovation of an existing 490-square-foot restroom building and the demolition of a 125-square-foot well house. The scope extends to constructing approximately 13,500 square yards of asphalt parking areas, installing four fenced pickleball courts with lighting provided by Musco, and laying 2,300 square yards of concrete sidewalk. Additional site improvements encompass installing 550 linear feet of ornamental fencing, creating a dog park with 600 linear feet of black vinyl chain link fencing, reconstructing 4,700 square yards of concrete pedestrian trail, and providing a kayak launch and fishing pier. The project also includes site preparation for a playground with rubberized surfacing and site furnishings, erection of two pre-fabricated shelters (including foundations) under separate contracts, and coordination with Georgia Power for outdoor lighting. The scope further involves extensive site work such as clearing, grubbing, grading, utility installation, drainage, signage, erosion control, and landscaping. An irrigation system designed under delegated authority is also part of the project. The contract emphasizes collaboration with multiple entities, including separate contracts for certain structures and furnishings, and requires coordination with utility providers for lighting. The project is solicited under the NAICS code 561730, indicating a focus on landscaping services, and is managed by Effingham County's Georgia office. The procurement process is open, with a response deadline of December 12, 2024, and a primary contact person named Danielle Carver. The project aims to enhance recreational facilities and improve park infrastructure, contributing to community development and outdoor activity opportunities.