Design-Construct Vineyard City Mountain Bike Park

The City of Vineyard is seeking qualified design-build teams to develop a neighborhood-scale mountain bike dirt park on approximately 1.2 acres of open space, emphasizing minimal environmental impact and sustainability. The project includes land improvements and trail access recommendations, with a preliminary activity pod designated for jump lines, a pump track loop, and a progression skills zone tailored specifically for mountain biking. The finished park must accommodate riders of all ages and skill levels, fitting within a walk-up “pocket park” setting while relying primarily on native soils and incorporating sustainable drainage and erosion controls. The solicitation emphasizes community engagement, environmental compliance, and long-term low-maintenance infrastructure, with a total project budget of $74,250. Proposals are due by December 4, 2025, and must be submitted electronically via the Bonfire portal, with site visits encouraged prior to submission. The procurement is structured as a design-construct effort, with the process divided into two main tasks: initial conceptual design and public engagement, followed by construction of trail features, drainage, and signage. The contract includes provisions for key personnel identification, environmental and safety standards, bonding, insurance, and community involvement, with an emphasis on environmental regulations such as Utah’s NPDES/UPDES standards. The City reserves the right to negotiate and select the most qualified proposal based on qualifications and competitiveness, with no explicit federal FAR clauses applicable, as this is a municipal project. The scope also allows for additive alternates like shade shelters and potential funding sources, including grants and in-kind donations. Final acceptance will occur upon completion of construction, and proposers must adhere to strict submission guidelines, including a 15-page proposal limit, organized format, and mandatory certifications related to employment verification and nondiscrimination laws.