Dog Park Concessionaire Container

The City of Westminster, located in Colorado's Jefferson County, is seeking a qualified vendor to design, construct, and install a bar facility utilizing a repurposed 20' High Cube shipping container for a new dog park concessionaire project. The Invitation for Bid (IFB-CSX-25-611) requires comprehensive design and modification of the container, including structural alterations, interior and exterior finishes, bar equipment installation, and compliance with local health, building, and ADA regulations. Bidders must submit comprehensive proposals electronically through the Rocky Mountain E-purchasing System by 4:00 PM MST on 07/22/25, with bid opening scheduled for the same date and time. Required submission materials include total project cost, references demonstrating similar project experience, proof of insurance, a detailed project timeline, and a Certificate of Good Standing from the Colorado Secretary of State's Office. Evaluation criteria will focus on bidder qualifications, submission compliance, proposed timeline, project references, and ability to meet bonding and insurance requirements, with the understanding that the lowest bid may not necessarily be selected.

The procurement opportunity is open to all bidders, with no discrimination based on race, religion, color, age, sex, disability, or national origin, and disadvantaged business enterprises are specifically encouraged to participate. The project is located at 5453 W 88th Ave, Westminster, CO 80031, with the city reserving the right to purchase additional units by 07/01/2026. While no specific budget range is explicitly stated, the bid requires a lump sum pricing structure that includes all design, construction, and furnishing costs for the bar container. The city will provide a 6" reinforced concrete slab, electrical service connection, and potentially a potable water service. The project emphasizes sustainability, requiring energy-efficient equipment, low-flow plumbing fixtures, and recycled building materials where feasible. Successful contractors must provide a two-year minimum warranty on equipment and a one-year warranty on structural components, ensuring quality and reliability of the installed concessionaire container.