Opportunity
Carroll County Publicpurchase #SOQ ERO DO #36-F-3-26/27
Landscape Architectural and Engineering Services for Krimgold Park Phase III in Carroll County, MD
Posted
September 28, 2026
Respond By
October 20, 2026
Identifier
SOQ ERO DO #36-F-3-26/27
NAICS
541320, 541330
Carroll County is seeking qualified landscape architectural and engineering firms for Krimgold Park Phase III in Woodbine, MD. - Government Buyer: - Board of County Commissioners of Carroll County, Department of Recreation and Parks - Scope of Services: - Comprehensive design and construction administration for park expansion - Includes surveying, conceptual and design development drawings, cost estimating, bid document preparation, and construction administration - Participation in interdepartmental meetings, pre-bid and preconstruction meetings - Project Features: - Addition of two softball fields, one multipurpose field, parking and roadways - Two pickleball courts with shaded patio, walking paths, player and spectator amenities - Reconfiguration of disc golf course and signage, site furnishings, and landscaping - Notable Requirements: - Strong emphasis on ADA compliance, site grading, field drainage, and stormwater management - Integration with existing park phases, operations, site constraints, easements, and natural resources - Estimated Contract Value: - Approximately $15 million - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation.
Description
The Board of County Commissioners of Carroll County and the Department of Recreation and Parks seek Landscape Architectural and Engineering teams to submit Statements of Qualifications for design and construction administration services for Krimgold Park Phase III. The project includes surveying, design development, cost estimating, preparation of construction bid documents, and construction administration. The park expansion will feature amenities such as softball fields, a multipurpose field, pickleball courts, walking paths, and site furnishings, with a focus on ADA compliance and stormwater management. The design must integrate Phase III improvements with existing park phases and natural resources.