McIntosh Memorial Reconstruction-Freedom Park

The State of Georgia, specifically Liberty County, is seeking a contractor for the McIntosh Memorial Reconstruction project at Freedom Park. This procurement involves a comprehensive reconstruction of an existing concrete paver plaza and stone monument, with specific requirements for material salvage and new construction. The project scope includes removing the current concrete paver plaza, carefully salvaging select materials and components, constructing a new concrete paver plaza measuring 48 feet in diameter, and reinstalling an existing stone monument on a new concrete base. The monument itself is approximately 10 feet by 5 feet with a height of 4 feet. The solicitation was posted on February 27, 2025, with bid proposals due by March 27, 2025, providing a 30-day window for potential contractors to prepare and submit their responses. Interested bidders should carefully review the attached bid and contract package (McIntoshMemorialReconstruction_BidContractPac.pdf) for detailed specifications, technical requirements, and submission guidelines.

While specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, contractors should be prepared to demonstrate relevant experience in municipal park reconstruction and monument restoration. The project appears to be a public infrastructure improvement initiative with potential significance for local historical preservation. The attached bid package likely contains more detailed information about contractor qualifications, technical capabilities, and potential evaluation criteria. Though a precise budget range is not specified, municipal reconstruction projects of this nature typically require specialized expertise in historical site restoration, concrete work, and monument relocation. Potential bidders should anticipate a comprehensive review process that will evaluate technical competence, historical preservation understanding, and ability to execute the project with minimal disruption to the park's existing environment.