North Carolina eVP #494-26-0601

Design-Build Services for Church Street Park Cricket Field Improvements

The Town of Morrisville, NC is seeking qualified Design-Build teams for a major improvement project at Church Street Park Cricket Field. - Government Buyer: - Town of Morrisville, Purchasing & Contracts Manager (Karen Bass) - Project Scope: - Design and reconstruction of Church Street Park Cricket Field at 5817 Cricket Pitch Way, Morrisville, NC - Improve field drainage and expand cricket pitches from four to six - Ensure healthy turf, adequate irrigation, and acceptable drainage - Full project lifecycle: planning, design, permitting, construction, project management, schedule management, and closeout (including documentation, training, and warranties) - Funding & Budget: - $3 million total budget, including a $2 million Wake County Hospitality Tax grant - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with North Carolina's qualifications-based selection process for design professionals - Adherence to the Town's Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Program - Submission of sealed qualifications (electronic bids not permitted) - Coordination with stakeholders and completion by April to support the next playing season - OEMs & Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors mentioned; opportunity open to all qualified Design-Build teams - Place of Performance: - Church Street Park Cricket Field, 5817 Cricket Pitch Way, Morrisville, NC - Contracting office at Town Hall, 100 Town Hall Drive, Morrisville, NC 27560

Description

The Town of Morrisville is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from qualified Design-Build teams or firms to provide professional design and construction services for the design and reconstruction of the Church Street Park Cricket Field located at 5817 Cricket Pitch Way, Morrisville, NC. The project includes improving the cricket field drainage and expanding the number of pitches from four to six. The work is to be performed during the off-season from approximately September 29, 2026, through April 2027, with completion required by mid-June 2027. The project is funded with a budget of $3 million and involves coordination with the Town and other stakeholders.

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