Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #RFP - Vineyard City Parks & Recreation

Vineyard City Concrete Skate Park Design-Build

Vineyard City is seeking a design-build team for an approximately 16,000-square-foot public concrete skate park in Vineyard, Utah. - Buyer: Vineyard City; the solicitation is for a City-owned site near City Hall. - Requested work: Design-build the skate park, including construction documents, excavation and grading, drainage, an ADA entrance ramp, durable cast-in-place concrete features, and skate-park signage. Coordinate with surrounding park amenities; construction of those amenities is not part of this revised scope. - Quantity and part numbers: One skate-park design-build project; no product part numbers are specified. - Named firms: Hunger Skateparks prepared the conceptual skate-park design; American Ramp Company prepared the overall park concept and a concept for a potential future asphalt pump track. Earthtec Engineering prepared the geotechnical report. These are referenced firms, not identified as selected contractors. - Technical considerations: The geotechnical report recommends removing undocumented fill and topsoil, supporting foundations on uniform native soil or at least 18 inches of tested structural fill, and using Type II Portland cement for concrete in contact with site soils because of moderate sulfate risk. It also advises seismic Site Class D design and notes mapped high liquefaction potential, though explored soils appeared non-liquefiable. - Proposal expectations: Include a full-project line-item cost estimate, schedule, subcontractor details, and warranty information. No fixed construction duration is specified. - Geotechnical reference: Earthtec’s report recommends construction observation, materials testing, special inspections, and review of final plans and specifications; these are report recommendations, not separately specified awarded services.

Description

Vineyard City is requesting proposals for a design-build contract for an approximately 16,000-square-foot, public, non-supervised All-Wheels Concrete Skate Park. The selected firm will prepare construction documents based on the conceptual design and build the park using permanent, durable cast-in-place concrete that meets current skatepark safety standards and provides proper drainage. The scope includes excavation and grading, drainage installation, an ADA ramp at the main entrance, skatepark signage, and coordination with surrounding park amenities. Proposals are due October 27, 2026, at 5:00 PM and must be submitted through the online portal.

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