DRAFT Statement of Work - Accessible Playground.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for constructing an accessible playground at Joint Base Langley-Eustis (JBLE) in Virginia. The project requires a turn-key solution to design and install a 10,500 square foot rectangular playground that is 100% accessible, following ADA Accessibility Standards and WBDG design guidelines. The contractor will be responsible for site preparation, including removing topsoil, compacting the site, installing drainage, and creating a rubber or synthetic turf surface.
The playground equipment should include various accessible features such as an Accelerator Swing, Inclusive Seesaw, Musical Elements, Therapeutic Swing Seats, Ten Spin, Sensory Garden Wall, Accessible Railing, Swing Shade, Merry Go All, Slides, and Benches. The project is set for completion within 150 working days after contract award, with work performed Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The opportunity is under a small business set-aside with NAICS code 339920 and a size standard of 750 employees, targeting the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command.
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| Exhibit B - Geo-Tech Report for Nearby Site.pdf | ||
| Sources Sought - Playground - FA480025QA081.pdf | ||
| Exhibit A - Accessible Playground Site.pptx | PPTX presentation |
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STATEMENT OF WORK
CONSTRUCT ACCESSIBLE PLAYGROUND
JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, VA
CAO 18 June 2025 Construct Accessible Playground Location: JBLE-Langley See Exhibit 1
1. Baseline Scope of Work:
1.1 The contractor shall provide all services to furnish labor, materials, equipment, transportation and supervision to procure and install a 10,500 square foot rectangular Accessible Playground per the preliminary site plan located on JBLE-Langley – See Exhibit A for preliminary location. The contractor shall procure and install all equipment including all necessary site work to provide a complete and usable accessible playground. This is a turn-key requirement from submitting the approved conceptual design to the completion of the playground, including prepping the pad to accept the new playground equipment. The contractor should detail all site work included in their proposal. Any exclusions should be specifically denoted as well. The ADA sidewalk and parking lot striping are excluded from this contract.
2. Description of Requirements:
2.1 As part of the solicitation phase, submit a conceptual plan for 10,500 square foot accessible playground.
2.2 Base level representatives will choose a few conceptual plans to move forward with procuring price proposals on.
2.3 Concept designs should support a requirement for the playground to be 100% accessible.
2.4 Bidders can submit multiple concept designs for review based on a 10,500 SF footprint.
2.5 As part of solicitation phase, if selected to move forward, submit price proposal based on selected concept design.
2.6 Price proposals will be evaluated, and an awardee will be selected.
2.7 Mobilize, prep pad and install all playground equipment based on concept design and scope of work included in price proposal.
3. General Project Requirements:
3.1 Installation will be during normal workdays -Monday thru Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The contractor will work with the Government Point of Contact for base access.
3.2 Contractor will comply with all federal, state and local safety and environmental regulations.
3.3 Contractor will clean worksite daily at the completion of the workday.
3.4 All work shall be completed within 150 working days after receipt of contract award.
3.1 Davis-Bacon Wages will be paid to any sub-contractors procured by the Contractor to either perform work during delivery or installation.
3.2 JBLE-Langley is a military installation. Any contractor nor their subs or delivery drivers can have criminal histories beyond a misdemeanor. Base access will be restricted to contractors and their subs who have criminal history beyond a misdemeanor. Background checks will be run by Security Forces.
All access requirements and deliveries will be coordinated through the base point of contact, listed below.
3.3 Mr. Joseph Zagari is the Government Point of Contact for this requirement. He can be reached on telephone number 757-764-1394.
4. Site Specific Requirements
4.1 A geo-technical report from a nearby site is being provided as Exhibit 2.
4.2 All utilities will be marked out by others.
4.3 Contractor should assume no utility conflicts will be encountered at the selected site.
4.4 Groundwater is anticipated to be encountered anywhere from 3’ to 5’ below grade.
4.5 Remove 6” topsoil, put in pile on side of site and export.
4.6 Compact site to 95% compaction. Conduct penetrometer test. Contact Government Point of Contact one day before test so Government team can witness test results at multiple locations across the site.
4.7 Dig out and pour footings. Groundwater is expected to be encountered 2’-3’ below grade. If groundwater is encountered, dewater and pour footings.
4.8 Install concrete curb around the perimeter of the playground.
4.9 Place layer of stone over the site for drainage.
4.10 Install playground surface over layer of stone. Surface should be rubber or synthetic turf.
5. Playground Equipment Specific Requirements
5.1 The Playground should be 100% accessible and follow the guidelines outlined by the Guide to the ADA Accessibility Standards. Link provided: https://www.access-board.gov/ada/guides/chapter-10-play-areas/
5.2 Conceptual design standards should also follow the requirements outlined on wbdg.org link provided:
https://www.wbdg.org/resources/playground-design-and-equipment#rcas
5.3 Some ideas for specific playground equipment for the conceptual designs are provided below. Feel free to exclude/include these features as necessary to complete a conceptual accessible playground design.
5.3.1 Accelerator Swing
5.3.2 Musical Elements
5.3.3 Inclusive Seesaw
5.3.4 Swing Part Splash Proof Seat/Tot Seat/Therapeutic
5.3.5 Ten Spin
5.3.6 Magical Music Insert
5.3.7 Double Sided Sensory Garden Wall
5.3.8 Glide Along Accessible Railing
5.3.9 Awning Arch Swing Shade-6 Seat
5.3.10 Merry Go All
5.3.11 Slides
5.3.12 Benches
https://www.access-board.gov/ada/guides/chapter-10-play-areas/ https://www.access-board.gov/ada/guides/chapter-10-play-areas/ https://www.wbdg.org/resources/playground-design-and-equipment#rcas
| 1. Baseline Scope of Work: |
| 1.1 The contractor shall provide all services to furnish labor, materials, equipment, transportation and supervision to procure and install a 10,500 square foot rectangular Accessible Playground per the preliminary site plan located on JBLE-Langley – ... |
| 3. General Project Requirements: |
| 3.1 Davis-Bacon Wages will be paid to any sub-contractors procured by the Contractor to either perform work during delivery or installation. |
| 3.2 JBLE-Langley is a military installation. Any contractor nor their subs or delivery drivers can have criminal histories beyond a misdemeanor. Base access will be restricted to contractors and their subs who have criminal history beyond a misdemeano... |
| 4. Site Specific Requirements |
| 4.1 A geo-technical report from a nearby site is being provided as Exhibit 2. |
| 4.2 All utilities will be marked out by others. |
| 4.3 Contractor should assume no utility conflicts will be encountered at the selected site. |
| 4.4 Groundwater is anticipated to be encountered anywhere from 3’ to 5’ below grade. |
| 4.5 Remove 6” topsoil, put in pile on side of site and export. |
| 4.6 Compact site to 95% compaction. Conduct penetrometer test. Contact Government Point of Contact one day before test so Government team can witness test results at multiple locations across the site. |
| 4.7 Dig out and pour footings. Groundwater is expected to be encountered 2’-3’ below grade. If groundwater is encountered, dewater and pour footings. |
| 4.8 Install concrete curb around the perimeter of the playground. |
| 4.9 Place layer of stone over the site for drainage. |
| 4.10 Install playground surface over layer of stone. Surface should be rubber or synthetic turf. |
| 5. Playground Equipment Specific Requirements |
| 5.1 The Playground should be 100% accessible and follow the guidelines outlined by the Guide to the ADA Accessibility Standards. Link provided: https://www.access-board.gov/ada/guides/chapter-10-play-areas/ |
| 5.2 Conceptual design standards should also follow the requirements outlined on wbdg.org link provided: https://www.wbdg.org/resources/playground-design-and-equipment#rcas |
| 5.3 Some ideas for specific playground equipment for the conceptual designs are provided below. Feel free to exclude/include these features as necessary to complete a conceptual accessible playground design. |
| 5.3.1 Accelerator Swing |
| 5.3.2 Musical Elements |
| 5.3.3 Inclusive Seesaw |
| 5.3.4 Swing Part Splash Proof Seat/Tot Seat/Therapeutic |
| 5.3.5 Ten Spin |
| 5.3.6 Magical Music Insert |
| 5.3.7 Double Sided Sensory Garden Wall |
| 5.3.8 Glide Along Accessible Railing |
| 5.3.9 Awning Arch Swing Shade-6 Seat |
| 5.3.10 Merry Go All |
| 5.3.11 Slides |
| 5.3.12 Benches |
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