Johnson County Ionwave #PRK-2026-009

Professional Design Services for Camp Branch Park Phase One Development

Johnson County Park & Recreation District is seeking multi-disciplinary professional design services for the first phase of Camp Branch Park development in Johnson County, Kansas. - Government Buyer: - Johnson County Park & Recreation District (JCPRD) - Scope of Work: - Architecture, landscape architecture, survey, and engineering services - Design of park roadways, utility infrastructure, parking lots, multi-use paved trails, lighting, and habitat restoration - Inclusion of a prefabricated modular restroom building (coordination with manufacturer required) - Preparation of bid documents, bid process assistance, and construction administration through project completion and one-year warranty - Products/Services Requested: - Prefabricated restroom building (1 unit) - Comprehensive design services for site, utilities, parking, trails, lighting, and habitat restoration - Survey services for boundary and topography - Construction administration services - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Coordination with local utility providers (Evergy for power, WaterOne for water) - Compliance with permitting processes (driveway, ROW, land disturbance, floodplain development, stormwater) - Adherence to Johnson County's electronic document and equipment data standards - Mandatory pre-proposal site visit for all respondents - Licensed Kansas design professionals required - Challenging terrain requiring significant civil engineering - Estimated Contract Value: - $6,500,000 (excluding modular restroom purchase) - No specific OEMs mandated, but modular restroom manufacturer coordination is required.

Description

The Johnson County Park and Recreation District (JCPRD) is seeking proposals from multi-discipline teams for professional architecture, landscape architecture, survey, and engineering services for phase one development at Camp Branch Park located at 18100 Mission Road, unincorporated Johnson County, Kansas. The project involves designing park roadways, utility infrastructure, parking lots, multi-use paved trails, a prefabricated restroom building, lighting, and habitat restoration guided by an approved park masterplan. The site is former agricultural land without developed access roads or utility infrastructure. Proposals must be submitted electronically and signed by an authorized representative. Responsive firms will be interviewed on November 3, 2026.

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