Opportunity
Pierce County Opengov #2026-MPW-244
Gonyea Playfield Park Improvements
Posted
October 16, 2026
Respond By
November 18, 2026
Identifier
2026-MPW-244
NAICS
237990, 237310
Pierce County is seeking construction bids to improve Gonyea Playfield, an existing community park in Parkland, Washington. - Government buyer: Pierce County — Parks and Recreation. - Scope: Park construction and site improvements, including an inclusive play area, nature play area, basketball courts, trails and a perimeter loop path, flexible lawn areas, a comfort station, stormwater and bioretention facilities, utilities and right-of-way work, furnishings, signage, and landscaping. - Additional work and alternates: Site preparation, demolition, earthwork, paving, erosion and sediment control, tree protection, and cleanup; bid alternates include a picnic shelter, skate spot, roly poly play feature, site-wide irrigation and trees, and right-of-way improvements. - Geotechnical information: A report by GeoEngineers for Site Workshop, LLC finds the development geotechnically feasible and provides design and construction recommendations. Recommended infiltration rates are 1 inch per hour near existing grade and 10 inches per hour in clean gravel outwash. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers or OEMs are specified. Named firms are GeoEngineers and Site Workshop, LLC, in connection with the geotechnical report. - Products and quantities: No separately specified products, part numbers, or quantities. - Performance period and value: Duration and contract value are not stated; the value range below is a rough estimate, not a solicitation-provided amount.
Description
Pierce County Parks and Recreation is seeking bids to improve the existing Gonyea Playfield community park in Parkland, Washington. The work includes an inclusive play area, nature play area, basketball courts, pathways, perimeter loop path, flexible lawn areas, comfort station, stormwater management, right-of-way and utility improvements, site furnishings, signage, and landscaping. Scope also includes permits, fees, materials, equipment, labor, site preparation, erosion control, demolition, earthwork, paving, utilities, and cleanup. Alternates include a picnic shelter, skate spot, roly poly, site-wide irrigation and trees, and right-of-way improvements; a mandatory pre-bid walk-through is scheduled for November 4, 2026.