Pickleball & Basketball Court Construction

Barrow County, Georgia is seeking construction services for a new recreational facility project involving pickleball and basketball court development at Veterans Memorial Park. The procurement is structured as a Request for Proposal (RFP) numbered 25_01, with bids due on April 14, 2025, approximately one month after the March 14, 2025 posting date. The specific scope includes constructing six new pickleball courts and two basketball courts, with comprehensive requirements for court apparatus, fencing with gates, walkway paths, and internal drainage systems. An optional bidding component for lighting installation is also included. Prospective contractors will need to demonstrate technical capabilities for complex recreational infrastructure construction, including precise court surface preparation, specialized sporting court installation, and integrated site engineering. Evaluation criteria are likely to encompass technical expertise, project approach, cost-effectiveness, timeline adherence, and demonstrated experience with similar municipal recreational facility developments.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, municipal infrastructure projects often have provisions for local or small business participation. The project appears to be funded through local government capital improvement resources, suggesting potential opportunities for local contractors. No incumbent vendors are mentioned in the available information. The estimated project budget is not explicitly stated, but recreational court construction typically ranges between $250,000 to $750,000 depending on complexity, materials, and additional features like lighting. Interested contractors should carefully review the attached government files, specifically the "RFP 25_01 Pickleball Courts.pdf" and the "City of Adairsville_Pickleball Court Map.pdf" for comprehensive technical specifications, site plans, and detailed bidding requirements. Potential bidders are advised to thoroughly examine the architectural and engineering documents to prepare comprehensive and competitive proposals.