Jaycee Park Basketball Court Improvements

The City of Coral Springs, Florida, is soliciting bids for Jaycee Park Basketball Court Improvements under solicitation number 26-B-304F, with a deadline for submissions on July 29, 2026. The project, valued at an estimated $140,000, requires the contractor to provide all labor, materials, equipment, and services to reconstruct the basketball court surface with a DOT Type SP-9.5 fine mix asphaltic concrete layer at least two inches thick, ensuring a foundation density of no less than 98% and a drainage slope between 0.5% and 1.5%, not exceeding 2% in any direction. Additional requirements include installing root barriers, pruning tree roots, protecting existing utilities, and restoring any damaged sod, landscaping, sidewalks, curbs, or structures. The contractor must coordinate with the city’s Parks Department for paint colors, document the final configuration through photographs, and maintain site security throughout the project. Work must be completed within ninety consecutive calendar days from the date of the Notice to Proceed, with time being of the essence, and must comply with all applicable engineering standards from the Florida Department of Transportation, Broward County Engineering Division, and the City of Coral Springs. The bid must be submitted electronically through the city’s e-procurement portal or via a sealed envelope clearly labeled with the project title and bidder information, using typewritten or ink-printed formats with no erasable ink. Bidders are required to include a completed bid form with unit and extended prices, bid security, a non-collusion affidavit, current certificates of insurance with a minimum of $1 million in public liability coverage, a qualifications statement, and any other documents specified in the solicitation. All bids must be certified by an authorized representative, and corporate bidders must submit a corporate resolution and certificate of authority for bond signatures. Upon award, the successful bidder must furnish performance and payment bonds within fifteen calendar days, each in an amount equal to the full contract value, issued by a corporate surety with a Florida resident agent, five years of continuous operation, an A.M. Best rating of Financial Stability A and Financial Size VIII, and a current federal certification under Treasury Circular No. 570. Insurance coverage must be approved by the city’s Risk Management Coordinator before an award is recommended. Payments will be made monthly based on a schedule of values, with final payment contingent upon completion of all corrections, submission of maintenance manuals and waivers, and formal