City of Alpharetta Bonfire #RFQ 27-1001

Design-Build Services for Heritage Park in Downtown Alpharetta

The City of Alpharetta, Georgia, is seeking qualified Design-Build Teams for the creation of Heritage Park, a new passive public park in Downtown Alpharetta. - Government Buyer: - City of Alpharetta, Georgia - Project location: Corner of Roswell Street and Marietta Street, adjacent to Alpha Loop trail - Scope of Work: - Comprehensive design and construction services for a neighborhood-scale greenspace - Includes due diligence, surveying, engineering, landscape architecture, permitting, utility coordination, construction, testing, inspections, project closeout, warranty services, and landscape establishment - Products/Services Requested: - Turnkey professional services for park development (no specific products or part numbers listed) - Transformation of a wooded site with invasive vegetation into a public greenspace - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Submission of completed questionnaire, statement of qualifications, E-Verify affidavit, disclosure form, and IRS Form W-9 - Project classified under NIGP codes for architect/engineer services, design-build, park construction, and equipment rental - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors mentioned in the solicitation - Period of Performance: - Begins after award and continues through construction, warranty, and landscape establishment phases (exact dates not specified)

Description

The City of Alpharetta is seeking statements of qualification from experienced Design-Build Teams to provide professional design and construction services for Heritage Park, a new passive public park in Downtown Alpharetta. The selected team will deliver turnkey services including due diligence, surveying, engineering, landscape architecture, permitting, utility coordination, construction, testing, inspections, project closeout, warranty services, and landscape establishment. The park site is located at the corner of Roswell Street and Marietta Street adjacent to the Alpha Loop trail and is envisioned as a neighborhood-scale passive greenspace. The project involves transforming a wooded site with invasive vegetation into a fully functional public park serving residents, visitors, and trail users.

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