Opportunity
Buena Park Planet bids #147842
Consulting assessment and improvement recommendations for Buena Park shade structures
Posted
October 29, 2026
Respond By
November 19, 2026
Identifier
147842
NAICS
541330
The City of Buena Park is seeking a consultant to assess park shade structures and recommend practical improvements. - Buyer: City of Buena Park, Public Works Department; RFP administrator: Ruben Adame, E.I.T., Assistant Engineer. - Scope and locations: Assess six shade structures across William Peak Park, George Bellis Park, and Heroes (San Marino) Park, plus one gazebo and four side panels at Mayor’s Garden at the Buena Park Community Center. - Services and deliverables: Coordinate with City staff; conduct visual, nondestructive inspections; provide photographs; evaluate repair, rehabilitation, partial or complete replacement, and demolition/reconstruction options; prepare conceptual illustrations of preferred alternatives, planning-level cost estimates, phasing recommendations, and draft and final assessment reports. Provide a work schedule updated every two weeks and meeting minutes. - Key requirements: California-licensed professional civil engineer or architect; at least three completed park shade-structure assessments or similar renovation projects with references; familiarity with applicable building codes and City standards; prevailing-wage compliance may apply. - Scope limitation: Detailed engineering design and construction documents are excluded. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or commercial service vendors are named; this is a professional consulting-services requirement.
Description
The City of Buena Park is seeking a qualified engineering and/or architectural consulting firm to assess existing shade structures at William Peak Park, George Bellis Park, Heroes (San Marino) Park, and Mayors Garden. The work includes documenting existing conditions, evaluating renovation alternatives, recommending improvements, and providing planning-level cost estimates and a phasing plan. The solicitation is limited to assessment and planning; detailed engineering design and construction documents are not included. The project is subject to prevailing wage requirements, and the RFP specifies minimum licensing and relevant project experience qualifications.