Gwinnett County Bids #IWQ #139826

Pavilion repairs and staining at four Gwinnett County parks

Gwinnett County is seeking quotes for repairs, installation, and staining of pavilions at four county parks. - Government buyer: Gwinnett County, Department of Parks and Recreation; procurement office: Department of Financial Services - Purchasing Division. - Scope and locations: Repair and stain six pavilions across Bogan Park (1), George Pierce Park (3), Pinckneyville Park (1 Medlock Pavilion), and Holcomb Bridge Park (1). Each park is listed as a separate lump-sum service item. - Work requested: Provide labor, materials, and tools; remove damaged wood; replace fascia boards, joists, and rotten structural beams as needed; pressure wash and prepare surfaces; stain new and existing fascia to match existing color and quality; and remove construction debris from the premises. - Materials: Fascia board material, matching wood stain, and structural hardware. No quantities or part numbers are specified. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named. - Notable requirements: Dispose of debris in accordance with EPA requirements; protect and barricade work areas; take care around glass doors and windows; repair damage caused by the work; and have at least one employee able to communicate effectively with County and onsite staff. Substitutions require County approval and supporting product information. Work, labor, and materials must be warranted for one year after completion. - Award basis: The County states it will select the lowest responsive and responsible quote and may award the work in part or in its entirety.

Description

Gwinnett County is soliciting competitive quotes for pavilion repairs and installation at Bogan Park, George Pierce Park, Pinckneyville Park, and Holcomb Bridge Park for the Department of Parks and Recreation. The contractor must provide labor and materials to remove damaged wood, replace fascia, joists, or rotten structural beams, pressure wash and prepare surfaces, and stain new and existing wood. Construction debris must be removed and disposed of in accordance with EPA regulations. Work should begin in November 2026 and be completed by December 1, 2026, or another date determined by the County.

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