Sport_Master_Color,_Poles,_Nets,_receptacles_specs.pdf
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- Moore Park Tennis Courts Improvements
- Solicitation number
- 2025-IFB-302
- Issued by
- Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
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This is a product specification document for SportMaster sports surfaces and tennis court equipment, submitted in support of the City of Pittsburgh's Moore Park Tennis Courts Improvements procurement (Invitation for Bid #2025-IFB-302). The document provides detailed specifications and installation instructions for SportMaster color options, pickleball/tennis posts (Douglas Premier RD-36 Model Items #63070 and #63071), and a pickleball net (Douglas JTN-30 Model Item #20105). The specification document includes color availability information with Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) ratings for LEED compliance, installation procedures for direct ground installation and ground sleeve installation methods, post spacing requirements of 22 feet apart (inside-to-inside), and center anchor installation guidance. The City of Pittsburgh requires a mandatory pre-bid meeting on February 20, 2026 at 10:00 a.m., submission of written questions by February 27, 2026 at 5:00 p.m., and sealed bid submission by March 6, 2026 at 2:00 p.m., with bid opening scheduled for 3:00 p.m. that same day. The project involves furnishing three sets of tennis posts and nets with resurfacing in light green and light blue colors per existing court layouts at Moore Park.
The pickleball net specifications indicate an official USPA-compliant size of 21'9" length by 36" height with a 65 oz two-ply vinyl-coated polyester headband, vinyl-coated galvanized steel cable with 2,300 pound break strength, and 3.0 mm polyethylene netting with 285 pound break strength. The net includes one-half inch fiberglass side dowels and lacing cord, with a four-year limited warranty. Bids must be submitted on a lump sum basis with all shipping and delivery costs included as F.O.B. Destination, accompanied by a five percent bid guarantee. Upon award, contractors must provide Performance and Payment Bonds equal to 100 percent of the contract price, maintain $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate general liability insurance, and comply with Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage requirements. The procurement includes mandatory Disadvantaged Business Enterprise participation goals requiring 18 percent Minority-Owned Business Enterprises, 7 percent Women-Owned Business Enterprises, 5 percent Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, and 3 percent LGBTQIA+-Owned businesses participation. No incumbent vendors are identified for this one-time project with no renewal options, and interested vendors should contact Jacob Goldmann, Sourcing Specialist, at jacob.goldmann@pittsburghpa.gov or (412) 255-2422.
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All Colors Available in all SportMaster® Systems when Using Colorplus™ Pigment Dispersion.
*Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) is the percentage of solar energy that is reflected by a surface. SportMaster® colors with an SRI of 29 or higher are indicated on the color chip card. These specific colors qualify for the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) program under Sec-tion SS Credit 7.1: Heat Island Effect: Non-Roof. For more information visit www.usgbc.org or contact a LEED accredited professional.
Chips on this card may vary slightly in color or finish from the actual product in the container, due to age, light, heat and printing process. Color samples based on SportMaster® products.
Dark Green Light Green LEED credit (SRI = 31)*
Forest Green Blue
Beige Red LEED credit (SRI = 36)*
Light Blue Sandstone LEED credit (SRI = 46)*
Tournament Purple Higher Cost Pigment
Maroon Gray Ice Blue LEED credit (SRI = 62)*
Dove Gray LEED credit (SRI = 33)*
Orange Higher Cost Pigment
May require additional coats
Yellow Brite Red LEED credit (SRI = 62)* Higher Cost Pigment
Black
Don’t see the color you’re looking for?
Visit www.sportmaster.net/colorplusfusion
1. When installing post, use bottom collar to ensure post height is about 3' above the court surface.
2. Posts should be spaced 22’ apart (measured inside-to-inside).
3. DIRECT GROUND INSTALLATION
Anchor each post in a block of concrete as shown in the diagram. Pour the concrete into a bell-shaped hole 24” in diameter at the top and 30“ in diameter at the bottom. Make the hole at least 36” deep.
4. GROUND SLEEVE INSTALLATION -Recommended While pouring the concrete hold the ground sleeve in place, plugged end down. Use a plumb line to set the sleeve pointing straight up. Sleeve should be set flush with the surface. Let concrete dry. Carefully set the post in ground sleeves.
5. Adjust set screw to tighten tennis post cap.
6. Screw on the top and bottom eyebolts to each post.
7. CENTER ANCHOR -Recommended The center anchor should be 11’ away from each post.
Pour concrete into a bell shaped hole 9” in diameter at the top and 12” in diameter at the bottom. The hole should be 12” deep. While pouring, hold the anchor in place, with the narrowed end down. Make sure the anchor is flush with the surface and pin is parallel to the net line. Let concrete dry.
During the off season, it is best to winterize your court by removing the tennis posts and use sleeve plugs (sold seperately) to prevent moisture and dirt from falling in.
POST AND ANCHOR INSTALLATION:
CARE & MAINTENANCE
Ground Sleeve Recommended
Collar
12"
12"9"
The footing dimensions illustrated are approximate and may be varied in different regions according to local soil and frost conditions.
Set Screw
Cap Eyebolts
Hardware is located inside the end of take up post and Includes (1) removable chrome handle and (4) eyebolts.
Take Up Post Dummy Post
Douglas® Premier™ RD-36 Pickleball/QuickStart Tennis Posts Item # 63070, 63071
Center Anchor (Purchased separately)
Pickleball Post Locations 22’ apart, measured Inside-to-Inside
NOT TO SCALE
18" 24"
36"
30"
24"
3'
NOTE:
Ensure pulley on cap is facing away from the court and the net cable is installed down the side of the post and into gears.
It should NOT be installed down through the cap.
See net installation instructions for an illustration.
Douglas® Premier™ RD-36 Pickleball Net Installation *Pickleball nets are sold seperately. Item # 63070, 63071
White Cord, tie off at eye bolt
Black Cord
Dowel
Remove tennis net cable loop on wind up side only
Bottom Band Bottom Eyebolt
Top Eyebolt
Cable
Grommet
Cable Hook
Set Screw
Dummy Post Take Up Post
S id e Ta p e
Turn Clockwise
Cable
Gear
Headband
C en te r
S tr ap (o p tio na l, p ur ch as ed s ep ar at el y fr om n et
Center Strap hooked to optional center anchor
34"
NOT TO SCALE
1. Stretch out the net across the court.
2. Attach the loop on the other end of the cable to the hook half way down the outside of the “dummy” post.
3. Since the Premier is an internally wound post, cut off the loop at one end of the cable for the take up side.
Leave some excess in order to allow for several turns around the internal mechanism. Now, insert the plain cable into the hole on the gear.
4. Turning the handle clockwise, crank up cable so center of net is approximately 36". DO NOT OVERWIND.
5. Insert dowels (provided) through the end side tapes.
6. To secure the net with provided lacing cord; You will receive (2) shorter white pieces of cord and (2) longer pieces of black cord. Take one piece of white lacing cord and tie a knotted loop approximately 2” at one end. Use this white cord to lace through the (2) grommets on the net headband, as well as the 1st top grommet on the side of the net; tie a knot and secure to top eyebolt. Next, use the black cord and start by tying the top of the black cord to the top eyebolt, and proceed in lacing the cord through the grommets and onto the lacing rods (if available) or around the post. Continue this along the entire side of the net. As you move down the post, keep tension on the lacing cord. Once the lacing cord has been installed through all the grommets, begin at the top and pull on the lacing cord until the net is flush against the net post from top to bottom. Once the net is flush against the net post, tie the lacing cord at the bottom of the net post to the eyebolt. Cut off any excess lacing cord. Repeat for other post.
7. Measure the depth of the net in the center and adjust the optional center strap to make the net 34” at the center line of the courts.
8. Your installation is now complete. Your net should sit comfortable but somewhat taut between the net posts with a small gap between the net and posts.
SIZE
Offi cial Pickleball Net size, 21’9”L x 36”H meeting USPA requirements.
HEADBAND
65 oz (20 oz./sq. yd.) 2-Ply vinyl coated polyester headband. Headband is lock-sewn with four rows of #32 white polyester thread. Complete with a vinyl coated, 5/32” galvanized steel cable with 2300# break strength.
NETTING
Netting is 1-3/4” square mesh braided solid core polyethylene, unsurpassed for durability and weather resistance. 3.0 mm netting with 285 lb break strength.
SIDE & BOTTOM TAPE
Vinyl bottom tape and side pockets of headbands are polyester based and won’t shrink, mildew or rot when exposed to the elements. Tapes are double lock-stitched with black polyester thread.
INCLUDES
1/2” fi berglass side dowels and lacing cord.
WARRANTY
4 Year Limited
SPECIFICA
TIO
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Douglas® JTN-30 Pickleball Net
ITEM # 20105
1-800-553-8907 www.douglas-sports.com
Spec purchase of center strap, separate purchase from net.
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