Pierce County Fire Protection District 6 Opengov #2026-MPW-241

OrangeGate Park Phase 1 site and park improvements

Pierce County is seeking a contractor to build Phase 1 improvements at the approximately 40-acre OrangeGate Park site in Tacoma, Washington. - Buyer: Pierce County — Parks and Recreation Services. - Procurement: One construction project for OrangeGate Park Phase 1; no product brands, OEMs, or priced equipment schedule are identified. - Planned work: Demolition and clearing, erosion control, grading, storm drainage and culverts, paving, pedestrian crossings, water utilities, pump station and septic systems, electrical service and site lighting, furnishings, planting, and irrigation. Park features include an ADA-accessible nature playground, parking, bioswales and wetland areas, an off-leash dog park, shelters, a restroom and maintenance building, and soft-surface trails. - Alternates: Plans identify an off-leash area loop trail and Picnic Shelter 1 as add alternates; electrical work is unchanged for the base-bid loop-trail alternate. - Connections and coordination: The project includes a safe pedestrian crossing of 84th Street East and a connection through OrangeGate Park South to the Pipeline Trail. Coordination is identified with TPU, Lumen, Summit Water, Pierce County Inspections, and Pierce County Parks Natural Lands, which will be constructing trails during the project. - Notable requirements: Coordinate trail and hardscape tie-ins; plan erosion control; secure construction areas and protect the public; and maintain public access to the southern park and Pipeline Trail as practicable. Work in the public right-of-way generally requires a right-of-way permit.

Description

Pierce County is soliciting bids for Phase 1 site improvements at Orangegate Park North, a 40-acre undeveloped area north of 84th Street East. Planned work includes an ADA nature playground, parking, bioswales and wetland areas, an off-leash dog park, park shelters, a restroom/maintenance building, and soft-surface hiking trails. The project also includes a pedestrian crossing of 84th Street East and a connection through Orangegate South to the Pipeline Trail. Bidders must submit a complete proposal electronically through OpenGov; the pre-bid meeting is non-mandatory.

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