BRIDGEPORT PARK SPORT COURT, RESTROOM, AND ADA IMPROVEMENTS

The project at Bridgeport Park in Bridgeport, California, involves the demolition of existing sports courts and restroom facilities, followed by the installation of new multi-use recreational systems for pickleball, tennis, and basketball, as well as a new modular restroom structure. Accompanying improvements include updated handicap parking striping, installation of truncated domes, and the construction of ADA-compliant pathways to ensure full accessibility in accordance with federal standards. All work is classified as a minor alteration to existing facilities under California’s Categorical Exemption Class 1 (15301(c)) under the California Environmental Quality Act, which justifies the absence of a full environmental review. The project is administered by Mono County Public Works, with Robert Makoske serving as the primary point of contact. No formal contracting officer, contracting representative, or award evaluation criteria are specified, as the documentation reflects a preliminary forecast rather than a finalized solicitation. There is no identified contract value, funding details, or payment instructions, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses, MIL-STD packaging or marking standards, or solicitation numbers are applied. All deliverables are to be completed on-site at 73 N. School Street, Bridgeport, CA 93517, with inspection and acceptance performed by the county. No bids, proposals, or offeror certifications are required at this stage, and the project’s scope excludes any expansion of facility use beyond its current footprint.