Summerville High School Track Resurfacing

Dorchester School District Two is soliciting bids for the resurfacing of the track facility at Summerville High School in South Carolina. The project scope involves the removal and disposal of the existing resilient rubber surfacing, inspection and repair of the asphalt base including V-grooving for cracks, and the installation of a new full-pour polyurethane resilient surfacing system. The work covers nine lanes, two jump runways, and pole vault and high jump pads, with all line striping and markings required to meet NFHS standards. A manufacturer's warranty for materials and workmanship of at least eight years is required, and the finished surface must adhere to specific base tolerances. The contract will be awarded to a single, lowest responsible and responsive bidder. Mandatory qualifications include at least five years of proven experience with similar projects and certification as a Track Builder by the American Sports Builder's Association. Bidders must provide a Minority Participation Affidavit, a detailed experience narrative, professional licenses, and proof of insurance. Compliance with South Carolina state laws, including ethics certificates and specific payment codes, is required. Additionally, contractors must adhere to district safety and security policies regarding student environments and comply with OSHA hazard communication standards. All inquiries and submissions must be directed to the designated procurement officer.