Pwp Cc-2024-470

The Centennial Park Sports Complex Tennis Court Renovation Project in Carson City is a federally funded initiative aimed at upgrading eight existing asphalt tennis courts to post-tension concrete surfaces. The scope includes replacing the courts, modifying fencing, installing new surfacing and striping, adding net sleeves, constructing an ADA-access ramp, removing native vegetation, and improving drainage on the north and east sides of the courts. Additionally, there are optional add-ons: one for replacing a hitting/practice wall and surrounding asphalt with a concrete slab, and another for replacing all nets and posts on the courts instead of reusing existing equipment. The contractor is responsible for obtaining a Nevada-licensed engineered design for the post-tension concrete, securing necessary permits, ensuring site safety, and protecting the public during construction. Existing infrastructure such as signage, striping, driveways, curb and gutter, sidewalks, and utilities will be restored or improved to current standards. The project has an engineer’s estimate of approximately $1,062,526 and is classified as a horizontal construction project. Bidding is open with a response deadline of August 15, 2024, and no pre-bid meeting is scheduled. The project is managed by Carson City, Nevada, with a designated contact person for procurement and contract inquiries.