The project consists of demolition of existing paving and play equipment. The installation of concrete paving, site lighting, playground & exercise equipment, site furnishings, fencing, site grading, detention, and storm connections.
Type of work: Project consists of the following major work items. Note that these quantities are estimates for order of magnitude and general planning purposes only. The contractor is responsible for their own quantity take-offs. 23,590 SF Concrete Paving 10,175 SF Fine Grade Sod and Detention Basin 6,490 SF Playground Surfacing – EWF and Drainage 20,500 SF Fine Grade and Sod Construction in, on, or near existing roadways will require a Traffic Control Plan. Construction also requires
Engineer's estimate: 1,410,000.00
Pre-bid meeting: November 3, 2026 at 1:30 PM (Chicago) — https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/240055683102220?p=X8Ybtrb8VwlxVUE402 — Meeting ID: 240 055 683 102 220 Passcode: h4db3h73
Bid opening: December 1, 2026 at 12:00 PM (Chicago) — Houston Parks Board (HPB) 300 Nort Post Oak Lane Houston, Texas 77024 — Reference "Instruction to Proposer" for bid submission requirements.
Questions due: November 17, 2026 at 12:00 PM (Chicago)
Questions asked: 1
Bid documents (download requires a free CivCast account):
The project consists of demolition of existing paving and play equipment. The installation of concrete paving, site lighting, playground & exercise equipment, site furnishings, fencing, site grading, detention, and storm connections. Quantities include 23,590 SF Concrete Paving, 10,175 SF Fine Grade Sod and Detention Basin, 6,490 SF Playground Surfacing – EWF and Drainage, and 20,500 SF Fine Grade and Sod. Construction in, on, or near existing roadways will require a Traffic Control Plan.
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