2024.04.19_100%_CDs_-_Reecy_Davis_-_Combined_(1).pdf

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SPORTSPARK CENTER AND REECY DAVIS RECREATION CENTER EXPANSION
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2024-RFP-004
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Hood County, Texas

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The file is a set of Construction Drawings (CDs) for the City of Greenville's SportsPark Center and Reecy Davis Recreation Center Expansion project in Texas, dated April 19, 2024. The project encompasses two distinct locations: the SportsPark Center at 6705 Monty Stratton Parkway and the Reecy Davis Center at 4320 Lee Street, both on City of Greenville owned properties. The SportsPark Center will be a new Multi-Generational Recreation / Athletic Center offering athletic, aquatic, fitness, and recreation amenities, while the Reecy Davis Center Expansion involves updating the existing facility with the addition of a gymnasium, game room, and classroom space. The City has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for General Contractor services, with the project scope defined in Construction Drawings and a Project Manual prepared by Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture, Inc.

The documentation suggests this is a comprehensive municipal infrastructure and community development project, with the Construction Drawings providing detailed specifications for contractors. While specific budget details are not explicitly stated in the provided file, the project appears to be a significant investment in municipal recreational infrastructure. The RFP indicates that all project details, including specific requirements, are contained within the Construction Drawings, Project Manual, RFP attachments, and potential future Addenda. The comprehensive nature of the project suggests a substantial capital improvement initiative aimed at enhancing community recreational facilities in Greenville, Texas.

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