This is an invitation to submit a bid to Glynn County Board of Commissioners for the Mallery Park Renovation Project, as indicated herein This bid package represents only a portion of the overall improvements depicted in the Mallery Park Renovation construction plans. The scope of work under this bid shall be limited to the storm drainage improvements and 4-inch concrete sidewalk and associated concrete flatwork, as identified in the construction plans.
All other improvements shown on the construction plans are specifically excluded from this bid package, including, but not limited to, demolition, erosion control BMP's, mass grading, baseball field construction and renovations, dugouts, batting cages and associated structures, bleachers and spectator seating, retaining walls, backstop walls and fencing, athletic field lighting and electrical improvements, irrigation systems, landscaping, sod installation, athletic turf and field surfacing, scoreboards, and other recreational amenities.
These excluded improvements will be addressed under separate bid packages or contracts. The contractor shall include only the work specifically identified within this limited scope, together with incidental work necessary for its completion. The inclusion of additional improvements on the construction plans shall not be interpreted as authorization or a requirement to include those improvements in this bid.
Sealed bids will be accepted and time stamped electronically via the County's e-procurement Portal ("Portal") until 1:30 pm on Thursday, November 12, 2026. At 2:00 bids will be opened in conference room 224 located on the second floor of the Harold Pate Building which is located at 1725 Reynold Street Brunswick, GA. Additionally, the bid opening will be streamed live on the County's YouTube Channel.
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The contractor shall perform storm drainage improvements and install 4-inch concrete sidewalk and associated concrete flatwork, as identified in the construction plans. All other improvements shown on the plans (demolition, erosion control, mass grading, baseball field construction, dugouts, batting cages, bleachers, retaining walls, fencing, athletic lighting, irrigation, landscaping, sod, athletic turf, scoreboards, etc.) are excluded and will be addressed under separate contracts.
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Source: Georgia Procurement Registry (solicitation PE-66300-NONST-2027-000000130), retrieved via the Georgia Procurement Registry (DOAS). View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.