Tennis and Pickleball Court Renovations at Howarth and Galvin Community Parks

The City of Santa Rosa is undertaking significant renovations to the tennis court facilities at Howarth and Galvin Community Parks, involving full reconstruction and resurfacing of existing courts, with selected courts being converted to pickleball courts to meet evolving community recreation needs. The project includes installing new striping, interior fencing, net systems, and player benches to support the revised layouts. At Howarth Park, landscape planting will be added adjacent to the courts to enhance aesthetics and usability, while Galvin Park will feature a bioretention area designed to manage and treat stormwater in compliance with local environmental regulations. The work is intended to preserve operational use of the facilities during and after construction, with an emphasis on functional upgrades and sustainable design elements. No formal contract value, pricing details, or binding contractual terms are available in the provided documentation, as the materials describe a projected initiative classified as a forecast rather than a formally awarded contract. The project has undergone environmental review, with a Notice of Exemption and a CDFW No Effect Determination submitted as part of compliance, and fees related to this review have been paid. The City of Santa Rosa, through its Recreation and Parks department, serves as the lead agency, with Kristinae Toomains listed as the primary point of contact for project coordination. The place of performance is clearly defined as both parks located in Santa Rosa, California. However, no specific performance period, evaluation criteria, contract type, clause requirements, packaging standards, or procurement methodology have been disclosed in the available materials, suggesting the project is still in the planning or pre-solicitation phase with administrative and environmental groundwork completed but formal bidding and contracting processes not yet initiated.