Garden City Fire Department Granicus #63

Geotechnical Survey Services for Buffalo Dunes Golf Course Restroom Construction

This opportunity involves the City of Garden City Parks and Recreation Department seeking professional geotechnical survey services for constructing two new restroom facilities at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course. - Government Buyer: - City of Garden City, Parks and Recreation Department - Office: Parks and Recreation Director - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; the opportunity is open to qualified, licensed geotechnical engineering firms. - Products/Services Requested: - Geotechnical survey services for two new on-course restroom facilities - Subsurface exploration with five soil borings (three at proposed building locations, two at septic drain field locations) - Structural design recommendations for slab-on-grade foundations supporting single-story CMU block wall construction - Septic leach field design support, including permeability assessment - Groundwater observations and general earthwork/site preparation recommendations - Final geotechnical report signed and sealed by a Kansas-licensed Professional Engineer - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Demonstrated experience with similar projects in Kansas - Current Kansas professional licensure - References for comparable projects completed within the last five years - Emphasis on sustainability, aesthetic integration with the landscape, and compliance with equal opportunity and nondiscrimination policies - Project aims to provide year-round restroom facilities with utilities and heating

Description

The City of Garden City is soliciting bids from qualified, licensed firms for professional services to conduct a geotechnical survey for two new on-course restroom facilities at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course in Garden City, Kansas. The project involves subsurface exploration, soil borings, and providing structural design recommendations for slab-on-grade foundations and septic leach field design. The survey aims to assess soil conditions, permeability, groundwater observations, and provide earthwork recommendations to ensure the longevity of the new restroom structures. Proposals must be submitted by September 3, 2026, and the award recommendation will be presented on September 15, 2026.

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