Opportunity
Nevada Ionwave #608021-26 Addendum 1
Paradise Park pickleball court conversion and construction of four dog runs
Posted
October 14, 2026
Respond By
November 10, 2026
Identifier
608021-26 Addendum 1
NAICS
236220, 238990, 238210, 238220, 238910
Clark County is seeking construction bids to upgrade Paradise Park with new pickleball courts and four dog runs. - Government buyer: Clark County, Purchasing and Contracts Division, Nevada. - Scope 1 — Tennis court conversion: Convert 2 tennis courts into 8 pickleball courts. Work includes leveling and resurfacing, LED sports lighting, a fountain/bottle-filler, 2 replacement shade structures, 2 benches, fencing and gates, a replacement perimeter windscreen, concrete walkways, and access steps. - Scope 2 — Dog runs: Remove the existing ball field and amenities and build 4 dog runs. Work includes natural turf, drinking fountains, benches, chain-link fencing, mow curbs with a decomposed-granite buffer, shade structures, lighting modifications and new LED site lighting, signage, dog-waste stations, sidewalks, an ADA-accessible route from the main parking lot to each run, grading, and irrigation improvements. - Additional requested services: Provide a dust permit and a stormwater prevention and pollution permit for the dog-run scope; each is a separate lump-sum line item. - Requirements: Prevailing-wage compliance applies. No specific OEMs, vendors, product brands, or part numbers are identified.
Description
Clark County is soliciting bids for two scopes of work at Paradise Park. Scope 1 converts two tennis courts into eight pickleball courts, including surface leveling and resurfacing, LED sports lighting, fencing, walkways, steps, shade structures, benches, and a replacement fountain/bottle filler. Scope 2 converts a ball field into four dog runs, with natural turf, fencing, amenities, sidewalks and ADA access, new LED site lighting, and associated demolition, grading, site work, and irrigation improvements. Bids are due November 10, 2026, at 2:15 PM Pacific Time; the source also identifies this as a prevailing-wage public work project.