Exhibit A - USTA Tennis Court Resurfacing Details.PDF
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- Solicitation number
- ITB-2025-12-016-0-2025/AB
- Issued by
- Miami-Dade County, Eastpoint CDP, Florida
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The document is a detailed USTA Tennis Court Resurfacing specification guide for the Coral Reef Park Tennis Court Resurfacing and Restriping Project in Florida. The project involves the comprehensive resurfacing of eight tennis courts located at Coral Reef Park, with the primary objective of improving safety, functionality, and the overall playing experience for residents and visitors. The specification document provides explicit technical guidelines for contractors, outlining a comprehensive 10-step process for tennis court restoration that includes court cleaning, crack repair, resurfacing, color coating, line painting, and site cleanup.
The specification document presents a structured approach to court resurfacing, detailing precise requirements for each restoration phase, such as power washing, addressing low spots and birdbaths, crack repair techniques, resurfacer and color coat applications, and line painting specifications. While specific pricing is not included, the document serves as a technical guide for potential contractors to develop accurate project estimates. The USTA recommendations cover critical aspects like surface preparation, repair methods, coating application rates, and line painting techniques, with a focus on creating a high-quality, professional tennis court surface that meets competitive standards. The document was updated in September 2024 and provides comprehensive guidance for executing a thorough tennis court rehabilitation project.
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This document provides all the details that USTA recommends be included in your scope of work estimates. Please provide this form to your contractor and ask to include these details directly in their scope of work contract. Please do not submit this document and a contractor estimate.
1. Court Cleaning/Preparation - Court Cleaning/Preparation - The contractor shall sand, scrape and/or power wash the entire court surface to remove dirt, stains, debris, mildew, loose surfacing material and other materials that may impact the adhesion of the acrylic coatings.
2. Low Spot/Birdbath Repair - Prior to the application of the court surface system, the entire court area shall be water flooded and allowed to drain for sixty minutes. At that time the surface shall be inspected for depressions, and areas holding water deeper than 1/16 inch shall be clearly marked to establish the bird bath outline. Once they are completely dried, the outlined area shall be patched and leveled using acrylic court leveling material.
3. Crack Repair (typical for small cracks) - The contractor shall rout, air blow, and clean all structural cracks in the pavement. All cracks will fill their entire depth with acrylic patch binder material. Multiple applications may be necessary. The contractor shall feather and sand all crack repairs to be even with the adjacent court surface.
4. Manufactured Crack Repair (If recommended is typically used on cracks > 1”) – The contractor shall overlay # of linear feet linear feet of pavement cracks with a manufactured crack repair system in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations.
5. Resurfacer Coats (based on court condition 1-2 coats is typical) – The contractor shall provide and install # coats coat(s) of acrylic resurfacer at an undiluted coverage rate of # gallons gallons per square yard per coat.
6. Color Coats (2-3 coats is typical) – The contractor shall provide and install # coats coat(s) of acrylic color (with sand) at an undiluted coverage rate of # gallons gallons per square yard per coat.
7. Playing Lines – The contractor shall provide and install # coats coat(s) of playing lines in accordance with the Rules of Tennis.
Lines shall be installed using line masking tape that is primed to seal the edge and minimize any bleed under the tape. Lines shall be crisp and straight. Fuzzy lines shall not be accepted. All playing lines will be installed with textured line paint. Playing lines shall be brushed or rolled, not sprayed.
8. Blended Playing Lines (for player safety we recommend courts alternate 60’/36’ and 60’ only) – The contractor shall provide and install blended 36/60 foot tennis playing lines at the facility, in accordance with the USTA recommendations for blended playing line installation. Details as follows: Stripe courts Ct #s receiving 60’/36’ lines with 36’/60’ blended lines and court Ct #s receiving only 60’ lines with 60’ blended lines per USTA specifications. Blended lines to be 1 ½” wide, terminate 3" from the 78' courtplaying lines, and be textured line paint within the same color family as the 78’ court.
9. Clean Up (Specifications should include the cleanup work that the contractor will complete) IE: The contractor will remove all materials, equipment, barrels, etc. from the site and restore the general site to an acceptable condition.
10. Additional Scope Items: (Any additional work shall also be detailed in the estimate as well). IE: Court Layout and/or gate access modifications would require a site plan; Repair/replacement or installation of any new fencing/gates or net post/center strap anchors would require details and specifications. (Please discuss these additional details with your project consultant).
USTA TENNIS COURT RESURFACING DETAILS
Updated: September 2024
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