Pembroke Lakes Pool Resurfacing
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- RE-26-QQ-06
- State
- Florida
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
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About this opportunity
The City of Pembroke Pines is requesting bids on pool resurfacing at Pembroke Lakes Pool (60-by-30-foot, depths 3–6 feet) under a Quick Quote solicitation, with bids due July 29, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. and questions due July 23, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.
Scope includes draining the pool, removing loose plaster and repairing reinforcing-steel exposure, acid washing and neutralizing, applying bonding coat, installing slip-resistant bull-nose tile at steps and water line per Florida Health Department regulations, replacing broken coping and gutter tiles, replacing faded or broken depth-marker tiles, applying Diamond Brite or Florida Gem finish (color and type to be determined by the City) to a smooth and even surface, replacing Virginia Graeme Baker Act–compliant main drain frames and grates supplied by the City, installing a charcoal-filter water-purification system to prevent staining, balancing pool chemicals to Health Department standards, and restoring the pool deck and surrounding areas. All grout must be chemical resistant. Pricing is requested as a lump-sum cost.
Contractors must be licensed by Florida's Department of Professional Regulation and Construction Industries Licensing Board, provide minimum three references from projects of equal or similar scope completed within the last five years, and contract with Waste Pro of Florida, Inc. for debris disposal. Insurance requirements include general liability ($2 million general aggregate), workers' compensation (statutory), auto liability ($1 million combined single limit), umbrella/excess liability ($2 million), and professional liability ($1 million), with the City named as additional insured. Contractors must register with the City's PaymentWorks system and submit a Release of Lien form before payment. The City waives city-related permit and licensing fees; permit approval typically requires 30 days, with contractor-caused delays counting against the contractual completion window. Work must be completed within 30 calendar days from Notice to Proceed, with an estimated start date of August 24, 2026. No proposal security or performance bonds are required. No pre-bid meeting is scheduled.
Opportunity text
Contractor Responsibilities: A. Drain swimming pools and relieve hydrostatic pressure, if necessary. B. Hand chip, chisel and remove all loose plaster. If necessary, cut out and repair where reinforcing steel is coming through. Under-cut and hand chisel below tile, around returns and other fixtures as required. Cut and repair all cracks. C. Acid wash pool interior thoroughly from the coping line down to the clean etched surface to insure Proper adhesion of new surface to old. Neutralize acid wash. D. Apply Bond Kote to pool interior in accordance with manufacturer recommendations. E. Install new slip resistant bull nose tile on facing of steps and water line as per Florida Health Department regulations. Re-grout all new tiles with Chemical resistant grout. Tile should match current pool tile color. F. Replace any broken tile on coping and gutter tile. Re-grout all new tiles with chemical resistant grout. G. Replace faded or broken No Diving and depth marker tile. H. Apply Diamond Brite/Florida Gem to pool interior, color and type to be determined by the City of Pembroke Pines. This product is to be batch mixed and hand troweled to a smooth and even finish. Then it is to be Acid Washed and/ or Water Washed to expose color aggregate. Tile breaks to be replaced with new tile. I. Install new Virginia Graeme Baker Act Pool Compliant main drain frames and grates - supplied by the City of Pembroke Pines. J. To prevent staining of the new Diamond Brite a special water purification system (charcoal filter tanks) must be set up. K. Completely balance new pool water with all necessary chemicals, including stabilizer, which will bring water up to Health Department standards. L. Pool deck and surrounding areas must left in the same condition as before work started. M. Include all permit costs. Inspections to be determined by The City of Pembroke Pines.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
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| pembroke pines Pembroke_Lakes_Pool_Resurfacing.pdf |
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