Splash Pad Facility (Re-bid)

Dooly County is pursuing a Splash Pad Facility project through a re-bid procurement process, with the current solicitation issued as Addendum No. 2 and scheduled for bid opening on January 15, 2025, at 10:00 AM. The project involves constructing a comprehensive recreational water facility, with detailed specifications covering architectural, plumbing, and structural components, including specific requirements for bathrooms, locker rooms, and shower facilities. The contract period is set at 120 days, with liquidated damages of $500 per day for potential construction delays. The addendum provides extensive technical clarifications addressing 33 contractor questions related to security fencing, drainage requirements, window quantities, and bathroom fixture specifications. Key deliverables include complete facility construction with precise engineering standards, compliance with local pool regulations, and integration of specific architectural elements like Bobrick bathroom accessories. Bidders are expected to demonstrate technical capability to meet the comprehensive project specifications outlined in the detailed engineering documents.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the project appears to be a standard public infrastructure procurement open to qualified contractors. The project involves replacing or constructing a new splash pad facility within Dooly County, potentially indicating opportunities for local or regional construction firms. No specific incumbent vendor information or existing technology integration requirements were identified in the documentation. Although a precise budget range is not specified, the complexity of the project—involving architectural, plumbing, structural, and recreational facility components—suggests a significant capital investment. The procurement appears to be a standard public works project, likely subject to standard state and local government bidding regulations, with potential preference for local or disadvantaged business enterprises consistent with typical municipal procurement practices.