Opportunity
Oregon Buys #S-P23005-00018002
Design-Build Construction of Six-Court Tennis Facility for Nyssa School District #26
Posted
September 17, 2026
Respond By
September 26, 2026
Identifier
S-P23005-00018002
NAICS
237310, 238990
Nyssa School District #26 is seeking qualified contractors for a design-build project to construct a six-court outdoor tennis facility in Nyssa, Oregon. - Scope includes: - Complete engineered design and construction plans - Construction of six tennis courts with post-tensioned concrete slabs - Installation of fencing, tennis equipment, acrylic surfacing, and court striping - Coordination with local excavation contractor for site preparation - Project management, permitting, and final completion services - Notable requirements: - Compliance with Oregon prevailing wage laws and, where applicable, the federal Davis-Bacon Act - Mandatory certifications: - At least one team member must be a current member of the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA) - Hold a Post-Tensioning Institute (PTI) Level 1 or 2 certification - Be a certified installer for the acrylic surface manufacturer used - Bidders must demonstrate relevant tennis court construction experience and provide references - All bids must be submitted on a lump-sum basis; segregated bids are not accepted - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; acrylic surfacing manufacturer certification is required
Description
Nyssa School District 26 is soliciting sealed bids from qualified contractors for the design and construction of a new six-court tennis facility. The project includes providing an engineered design-build set of plans and completing the construction of the tennis courts in accordance with the approved design. The scope covers engineering and design, tennis court construction including post-tensioned concrete slabs, fencing, equipment, acrylic surfacing, court striping, site work coordination, project coordination, permits and approvals, and final completion. Bids must be submitted on a lump-sum basis and segregated bids will not be accepted. The project must comply with Oregon prevailing wage requirements and federal Davis-Bacon Act where applicable.