Nevada Ionwave #608021-26

Paradise Park pickleball court conversion and dog-run construction

Clark County is seeking construction bids to convert tennis courts and a ballfield at Paradise Park into pickleball courts and dog runs. - Government buyer: Clark County, Nevada — Purchasing and Contracts Division. - Project scopes: - Convert two tennis courts into eight pickleball courts, with leveling and resurfacing, LED sport lighting, replacement amenities, fencing, walkways, and access steps. - Demolish and remove the existing ballfield and amenities, then build four dog runs with natural turf and supporting site improvements. - Requested items and quantities: Eight pickleball courts; one fountain/bottle-filler combination; two fabric shade structures and two benches for the tennis-court area; and four dog runs. Dog-run work also includes drinking fountains, benches, chain-link fencing, mow curbs with a decomposed-granite buffer, shade structures, lighting, signage, waste stations, sidewalks, and an ADA path from the main parking lot to each run. Quantities for these dog-run amenities are not specified. - Additional work and requirements: Modify existing sports lighting and irrigation; install new LED site lighting; perform grading and site work; and provide separate dust-permit and stormwater prevention and pollution permit bid items. Prevailing-wage requirements apply. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, brands, or project vendors are named. No product part numbers are specified.

Description

Clark County is soliciting bids to convert two tennis courts into eight pickleball courts, including court resurfacing, lighting and fencing improvements, walkways, and replacement amenities. A second scope converts a ball field into four dog runs, with natural turf, fencing, shade structures, lighting, sidewalks and an ADA path, signage, and dog-waste stations. The work also includes demolition, grading, site work, and irrigation modifications and improvements. Bids are due November 10, 2026, at 2:15 PM PT, and the source identifies the project as a prevailing-wage public work project.

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