Grand Valley State University Workday #1254496

GVSU Solicits Bids for Multi-Phase Golf Course Renovation with Ecco Bunker Materials

Grand Valley State University is seeking bids for a comprehensive, multi-phase golf course improvement project at its Allendale, Michigan campus. - Government Buyer: - Grand Valley State University (GVSU), Allendale, MI - OEMs and Vendors: - Ecco Bunker (specified for bunker wall and material) - Peterson & VandenBerg Environmental, LLC (environmental compliance coordination) - Mike Kuhn and Associates (project coordination) - Products/Services Requested: - Ecco Bunker wall: 76 linear feet - Ecco Bunker material: 275 square feet - 10-inch drain tile: 288 linear feet - 4-inch drain tile and fittings (bunker and approach): 200 linear feet plus additional for bunker - Black tee pads: 2,000 sq ft (Hole 2), 1,500 sq ft (Hole 9) - Bent grass sod: 2,000 sq ft (Hole 2), 1,500 sq ft (Hole 9) - Kentucky blue grass sod: 2,000 sq ft (Hole 2), 2,000 sq ft (Hole 9) - Seed (Kentucky Blue/Rye mix): 3,000 sq ft - Pond dredging: 1 acre - Wet well for pumphouse: 1 unit (12 ft depth) - 24-inch PVC sewer pipe: 110 feet - French drain: 500 feet - Target complex bases: 5 units - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Experience in golf course construction, with preference for Ecco Bunker product experience - Environmental compliance and coordination with specified consultants - Socially responsible and environmentally sustainable procurement practices - References from similar projects required - Most materials supplied by the club; vendors must coordinate for delivery and installation - Vendors must provide a completed W-9 and may need to supply U.S. Customs Entry documentation - Project scheduled for Fall 2026 and 2027, with detailed sequencing and specifications

Description

Grand Valley State University is seeking bids for golf course improvements including drain relocation, tee pad rebuilding, bunker renovation, pond dredging, pumphouse excavation, and range base reshaping. The work involves environmental compliance, coordination with environmental consultants, and use of specific materials such as Ecco Bunker products. The project is scheduled for Fall 2026 and 2027 with detailed plans and specifications provided. Vendors must provide references and comply with socially responsible procurement practices.

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