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This Pre-Solicitation opportunity was posted on June 21, 2006. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Y -- Water Quality Improvement

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NRCS-02-CT-06Federal

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NAICS: 237990
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Carlson Field Athletic Complex: Construction of new Pickleball Courts
Solicitation # BCP-REC-26
The Town of Hingham, Massachusetts, is soliciting sealed bids for the construction of eight new pickleball courts at the Carlson Field Athletic Complex, with an estimated project cost of $1,300,000. The scope of work includes site preparation such as the removal of trees and shrubs, re-grading, and the installation of the courts, posts, nets, walkways, benches, shade shelters, and ADA pathways. Additionally, the project requires a new asphalt parking lot and the installation of solid AF-6 Acoustifence Panels around the entire perimeter for sound attenuation. The contractor is responsible for maintaining construction fencing and erosion control, coordinating closely with the Town and the demolition contractor, Pasquazzi Bros, Inc. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible and eligible bidder who possesses at least seven years of experience constructing sports courts or similar athletic facilities. Bidders must provide a statement of qualifications, including three similar public project examples and three references, one of which must be a Massachusetts municipality from the last two years. This is a lump sum, fixed-price contract with no escalation for fuel, labor, or materials. Compliance with Massachusetts prevailing wage laws, OSHA regulations, and the Massachusetts Building Code is mandatory. Bids must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov portal by November 3, 2026, at 9:00 am, and must include a 5% bid security.
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Contract Value

$88,150

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

Place of Performance

Wharton Brook Stste Park, Towns of Wallingford, and North Haven, Connecticut

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STATEMENT OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS This project is the installation of water quality improvement measures within the Wharton Brook State Park, Wallingford and North Haven, New Haven County. The measures include 1) the excavation of a waterway and a shallow stormwater renovation basin with installation of a riprap chute inlet and a riprap weir outlet; and 2) protection of 3 sections of streambank, one using an estimated 20 live conifer trees for an anchored revetment and plantings, the second using plantings and the third using riprap, boulder rock (also, functioning as the waterway outlet) and a bank-placed log. Existing storm water pipes and broken asphalt in the area to be excavated and timber cribbing along Allen Brook will be removed. The total quantity of intermediate rock riprap is estimated to be 50 tons with 13 tons of bedding. Nine 30" to 36" round or potato shaped boulder rocks are to be supplied and installed. Trees, shrubs, and ground cover include basswood, mountain laurel, periwinkle, swamp azalia, blackgum, bankers dwarf willow, eastern red cedar, highbush blueberry, highbush cranberry, pussy willow river birch, shadbush, speckled alder, silky dogwood, sugar maple, sweet pepperbush, winterberry, mapleleaf viburnum are to be purchased and planted through an erosion control blanket. Topsoil will be salvaged from the area to be excavated, stockpiled until the site work is completed, then spread, seeded and mulched. Erosion and sedimentation measures including silt fence and a floating turbidity curtain will be installed before any excavation occurs. The project sponsor has obtained land rights and necessary environmental permits. The contractor is responsible for obtaining a Connecticut Department of Transportation Permit. Access, stockpiling, and staging areas shall be identified in a plan supplied by the contractor. The contractor is responsible for all aspects of the construction of this project including providing and placing the conifer tree revetment, plantings, erosion control blankets, rock riprap, bedding, and boulder rock. The tree for the bank-placed log and 3 conifer trees as marked by the inspector are to be harvested on-site. A site showing is scheduled for Tueday July 11, 2006 at the job site, 9:00 a.m. local time. (Contact Phililip Renn at +1 (555) 000-0000 for directions to the site showing). Price range between $25,000 and $100,000.

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