Sampson County Granicus #003-26

Sampson County Construction Bid: Roseboro Emergency Services Building (Prefabricated Structure, MEP/HVAC, Site Work)

Sampson County is seeking bids for the construction of the Roseboro Emergency Services Building, a new 2,400 SF facility designed to serve as an essential services structure. - Government Buyer: - Sampson County (County Manager's Office, Roseboro EMS Building Project) - Construction Scope: - Includes general, site civil, structural, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical work - Prefabricated building with MEP/HVAC/structural components - Foundation concrete, reinforcement, and vapor barrier - Electrical service extension, landscaping, signage, and road restoration - Allowances for appliances, brick veneer, special inspections, and unsuitable soils/rock removal - Key Line Items: - Mobilization, site preparation, erosion and sediment control, clearing and grubbing - Prefabricated building (excluding brick veneer, which is a separate bid item) - Sidewalk and concrete driveway, full road installation/restoration, mill and resurface, striping, curb installation/restoration - Alternates for trench drain and standing seam roof - Notable Requirements: - NFPA-13D fire sprinkler system for living areas - Essential services facility structural design (Risk Factor IV) - Specific finishes and equipment (cellular shades, epoxy truck bay flooring) - 10% minority business participation goal - Completion required within 320 days from notice to proceed; $1,000/day liquidated damages for delays - No specific OEMs are named; prefabricated building and MEP/HVAC components are central to the procurement - Multiple construction companies are expected to compete; no product part numbers provided

Description

Sampson County Parks & Recreation is seeking qualified concession vendors to provide food and beverage services at designated County athletic facilities, specifically Western District Park and Clement Ballpark. The purpose is to select vendors with the necessary experience and resources to provide safe, reliable, reasonably priced, and high-quality concession services to participants, families, spectators, and visitors. The agreement is revenue-generating, with vendors paying the County a commission based on gross sales. The County reserves the right to award to one or multiple vendors or reject all proposals.

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