Bid Worksheet-Bunker Renovation.xlsx

This is a bid worksheet for bunker renovations at Cheraw State Park Golf Course in South Carolina. The project encompasses comprehensive bunker renovation work across the golf course, including the shaping or removal of 10 bunkers and associated turf and landscape restoration. Key project components include contractor mobilization and project start-up costs, shaping of turf and landscape areas within the golf course boundary, and bunker construction involving detail edging and clean-out of 23,350 square feet, installation of 530 linear feet of 4-inch perforated drainage pipe and 150 linear feet of 4-inch solid pipe, placement of 65 tons of approved gravel, application of ST410 polymer to 7,565 square feet, and installation of 165 tons of bunker sand compacted to specified depths. The project also includes grassing work with fine grade and sod preparation of 35,930 square feet, installation of 3,470 square feet of Cavalier Zoysia grass in bunkers, and 35,930 square feet of 419 Bermudagrass in surrounding areas. All contractor survey, layout, and staking necessary to perform the required scope of work are to be included in the bid, with the designer retaining approval rights over shapers and the right to approve all material specifications.

Pricing for all line items is to be entered in the designated green-shaded areas of the worksheet, with the total project cost calculated at the bottom. The worksheet indicates that quantities, particularly for detail edging and clean-out, are allowances only and may increase or decrease as the bunker concept is finalized during early construction phases. Existing drainage will be located and reused if determined acceptable; otherwise, new drainage will be installed as directed by the superintendent. Bunker sand placement is scheduled after turf root establishment unless otherwise directed by the designer. The gravel installation is specified to a minimum depth of two inches, with additional gravel permitted for bunker floor shaping, and sand is to be installed and compacted to four inches on faces and six inches on bottoms.