Opportunity
Dupage County Forest Preserve District Demandstar #ITB-Z-152-014-0-2026/BA
Greene Valley Recreational Improvements Construction Project
Posted
August 04, 2026
Respond By
August 24, 2026
Identifier
ITB-Z-152-014-0-2026/BA
NAICS
237990, 236220, 238990
This opportunity involves a comprehensive recreational site improvement project for the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County at Greene Valley. - Government Buyer: - Forest Preserve District of DuPage County (local government agency) - Products/Services Requested: - Construction of a new 378-foot asphalt entrance road - Installation of 0.3 miles of asphalt pedestrian trails - Parking lot improvements covering approximately 0.5 acres - Demolition of an existing picnic shelter - Construction of a new picnic shelter and a new steel shade structure - Construction of a new flush washroom building - Installation of associated municipal utilities - Construction of a paved concrete kayak launch at the East Branch DuPage River and an asphalt connecting trail - Creation of 0.43 acres of onsite wetlands - Earth excavation totaling approximately 4,600 cubic yards - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Project requires both demolition and new construction of recreational facilities - Includes significant site improvements such as wetland creation and municipal utility installation - A 10% bid bond is required for all bidders - Electronic plan documents are available for download
Description
This solicitation is for the Greene Valley Recreational Improvements project, which includes constructing a new 378-foot asphalt entrance road, 0.3 miles of asphalt pedestrian trails, and approximately 0.5 acres of parking lot improvements. The work also involves demolition of an existing picnic shelter, construction of a new picnic shelter, a steel shade structure, a flush washroom building, and associated municipal utilities. Additional tasks include building a paved concrete kayak launch at the East Branch DuPage River, an asphalt connecting trail, and creating 0.43 acres of onsite wetlands, with an estimated earth excavation of 4,600 cubic yards.