3-Specifications for Tennis Court Upgrades.pdf
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- RFP 26-016 - General Contractor - Tennis Court Upgrades
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- Bibb County, Georgia
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The document is a detailed specification for Tennis Court Upgrades, outlining comprehensive requirements for court surface renovation and improvement. The project scope includes refurbishment and/or replacement of existing tennis court surfaces and drainage upgrades, with specifications covering surface removal, preparation, new surfacing, and court dimensions. The preferred surfacing system is an acrylic resurfacing system like Plexipave or DecoTurf, with alternative options including post-tensioned concrete, synthetic turf, or clay. The specification provides precise USTA-standard court dimensions for singles and doubles play, specifying a total playing area of 120' x 60' minimum, with white textured acrylic line markings.
Key technical specifications include a 1% cross slope for drainage, detailed surface preparation requirements, and specific installation guidelines for net posts and center anchors. The document emphasizes quality control measures such as laser leveling, water drainage testing, and material sample approvals. Environmental and safety considerations are highlighted, including dust and noise control, low-VOC material usage, and OSHA safety standard compliance. Warranty requirements are clearly defined, with a minimum 2-year manufacturer warranty for the surfacing system, a 1-year contractor workmanship warranty, and 1-2 years for net posts. Drainage improvements are a critical component, with specifications to ensure no standing water after one hour of rainfall, using methods like French drains, perimeter trench drains, or slope correction.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| 4-RFP 26-016 Construction Contractor V2 EMWB (002).pdf | ||
| 2-Bid Forms EMW V2 (1).pdf | ||
| 1-General Terms and Conditions Updated Feb EMW.docx | DOCX document |
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Specifications for Tennis Court Upgrades
1. Project Scope:
o Refurbishment and/or replacement of existing tennis court surface o Upgrades to drainage.
2. Court Surface Upgrades
2.1 Existing Surface Removal
• Mill or remove existing acrylic/asphalt/concrete surface as required
• Remove cracks, heaves, and low spots
• All debris to be removed off-site
2.2 Surface Preparation
• Repair sub-base as needed (e.g., patching, leveling, or full reconstruction)
• Apply crack repair systems (fabric overlay, armor crack system, or similar)
2.3 New Surfacing
• System Type: Acrylic resurfacing system (e.g., Plexipave, DecoTurf)
• Layers:
o 1 coat acrylic resurfacer o 2 coats color finish o Court line markings as per USTA specifications
• Slope for Drainage: 1% cross slope (minimum)
2.4 Alternative Surface (if not acrylic):
• Post-tensioned concrete / synthetic turf / clay
• Follow manufacturer specifications and local climate requirements
3. Court Dimensions & Markings
• Standard dimensions per USTA:
o Singles: 78' x 27' o Doubles: 78' x 36' o Total playing area (with run-off): 120' x 60' (minimum)
• Line striping:
o White textured acrylic line paint o Court lines for tennis only (or multi-use, if required)
4. Posts
• Net Posts:
o Powder-coated or galvanized steel posts with internal winders o Removable sleeves or permanent installation
• Center Anchor:
o Ground-installed net anchor
5. Drainage Improvements
• Assess and improve court drainage:
o French drains, perimeter trench drains, or slope correction o Connection to site storm system if necessary
• Ensure no standing water after 1 hour of rainfall (per ASBA standards)
6. Testing & Quality Control
• Confirm surface slope with laser leveling
• Water test to ensure proper drainage (no standing water >1/16” after 1 hr)
• Material samples and color swatches to be submitted for approval
7. Warranties
• Surfacing System: Minimum 2-year manufacturer warranty
• Workmanship: 1-year contractor warranty
• Net Posts: 1–2 years
8. Environmental and Safety Considerations
• Dust and noise control measures
• Use of low-VOC materials where possible
• Compliance with OSHA safety standards
• Proper signage and barriers during construction
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