Woodbine Park And Playground Improvements

The contract involves comprehensive renovation work at Woodbine Park and Playground in South Sacramento, focusing on improving recreational facilities and infrastructure. The scope includes installing temporary fencing, demolishing existing structures, clearing and grubbing the site, and laying new aggregate base. Key tasks involve removing and replacing existing concrete flatwork, constructing new handicap ramps, curbs, and concrete pads, as well as upgrading the playground area by removing old equipment and wood fiber, repairing cultured stone, and installing new playground equipment, wood fiber surfacing, volleyball posts and net, and soccer goals. Additional improvements encompass installing benches, tables, a concrete park sign, and rule signs to enhance park usability and safety. The project was solicited by the City of Sacramento under solicitation number B17190021001, with a response deadline of August 24, 2016. It is categorized under NAICS code 451110, which pertains to sporting goods stores, indicating a focus on recreational facilities. The contract was managed by the California State and the City of Sacramento, with primary contact being Tim Hopper, reachable via email or phone. The work aims to modernize and improve the park’s amenities, ensuring a safer, more accessible, and engaging environment for visitors.