Cumberland County Schools Apptegy #Jack Britt High School Track Drainage 2026

Drainage System Installation for Jack Britt High School – Cumberland County Schools

Cumberland County Schools in Fayetteville, North Carolina, is seeking contractors for the Jack Britt High School Track Drainage project. - Government Buyer: Cumberland County Schools, managed by the Cumberland County Board of Education - Project Scope: - Installation of 8 flexible perforated polymer type commercial sock drains - Placement of commercial landscape fabric between stone and topsoil to allow water penetration while limiting soil infiltration - Connection of new drains to existing catch basins with leak-proof seals - Restoration of grass areas to original condition, with strict standards for surface restoration - Products/Materials Requested: - Commercial-grade flexible perforated polymer sock drains (8 units) - Commercial landscape fabric (quantity as required by site conditions) - Services Requested: - Drainage system installation, including all excavation, connection, and restoration work - Notable Requirements: - Contractors must hold a valid North Carolina license and provide references - Mandatory insurance coverage: workman's compensation, general liability, automobile liability, and builder's risk - Emphasis on protecting existing track surfaces during construction - Minority business participation is encouraged - Attendance at a mandatory pre-bid conference is required - No specific OEMs or part numbers are identified; materials must be commercial-grade and meet project specifications

Description

This procurement is a document-only process related to the Jack Britt High School Track Drainage project scheduled for 2026. The project involves installing flexible perforated polymer type commercial sock drains, connecting them to existing catch basins, and restoring the grass area without reseeding. A mandatory pre-bid conference is scheduled for May 1, 2026, and sealed proposals are due by 2:00 p.m. on May 14, 2026. The procurement includes requirements for contractor licensing, insurance, and minority business participation.

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