Pwp Cc-2024-492

The Mills Park Pickleball Complex Project is a federally funded construction initiative in Carson City, Nevada, aimed at transforming existing recreational infrastructure into a modern pickleball facility. The project involves the demolition of two outdated concrete tennis courts, followed by grading, landscaping, and tree removal. It includes the installation of a 5-inch aggregate base and a 5.25-inch thick post-tension concrete slab with embedded cables, along with net sleeves, acrylic surfacing, and court striping to create new pickleball courts. Additional improvements encompass drainage enhancements, sidewalk construction, a CMU retaining wall, and other associated phases typical of such recreational projects. The contractor is responsible for obtaining a Nevada-licensed engineered design for the post-tension concrete, securing necessary permits, and ensuring site safety and public protection throughout 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 estimated budget of approximately $689,932 and is classified as a horizontal construction project. It is solicited under the contract title Pwp Cc-2024-492, with a response deadline of September 11, 2024. The solicitation is managed by Carson City’s Nevada office, with the primary contact being Purchasing & Contracts Administrator Carol Akers. The project scope aligns with NAICS code 561730, and the contract size ranges between $620,000 and $760,000. Interested contractors can find further details and submit responses through the designated online portal.