Douglas County Ionwave #CI-2026-0151 Addendum 1

Fontenelle Park Pavilion Rehabilitation and Specified Building Products

The City of Omaha is seeking a contractor to rehabilitate the Fontenelle Park Pavilion, with construction work and specified equipment, fixtures, lighting, and finishes. - Buyer: City of Omaha, through Douglas County Purchasing and the Omaha Parks, Recreation and Public Property Department, including its Park Planning Division. - Scope: Lump-sum pavilion rehabilitation covering masonry, exterior openings, site and drainage work, interior warming pantry, hall and bathroom improvements, finishes, plumbing, electrical and lighting. - Alternates: Site and walk repairs; structural and building-envelope repairs; basement demolition to a grey-box shell; and terrazzo floor honing and polishing. - Assumed unit-price work: 60 sq. ft. brick replacement; 170 sq. ft. mortar repointing; concrete repairs of 15 sq. ft. in each of two alternates; 14 cast-stone coping units; 120 linear ft. terrazzo crack repair; and 4 lintel replacements. Remaining lintels are to be prepared and painted. - Named OEMs and product manufacturers: GE Appliances (JTS3000SNSS wall oven), Frigidaire (FRFN2823AS refrigerator), Halsey Taylor (HTHB-HACG8BLPV-WF bottle-filling station/cooler), Elkay (ECTRUAD281755 sink), Bobrick (B-239x34 mop shelf), Stern-Williams, Zurn, American Standard, SPI Lighting, USAI, Lithonia, Eureka, Juno, MinkaAire, Endicott, Cambria, Abet Laminati, and Flexco. Several products allow approved equivalents. - Notable requirements: The refrigerator is specified at a minimum 28.8 cu. ft. and the 30-inch oven at a minimum 5.0 cu. ft.; the refrigerator's ice maker and dispenser are not to be connected because no water supply is provided. Exterior completion is weather-dependent. The stated interior completion sequence conflicts with the anticipated notice-to-proceed sequence.

Description

The City of Omaha is seeking bids for renovation and rehabilitation of the Fontenelle Park Pavilion at 4407 Fontenelle Blvd, Omaha, Nebraska. The work includes renovation of site elements and exterior masonry walls, replacement of doors and windows, and improvements to the interior warming pantry, hall, bathrooms, finishes, and materials. The project is awarded as a lump sum, with bid alternates for site and exterior work, building-envelope repairs, basement demolition, and interior terrazzo flooring. Bids are due November 18, 2026, and a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for November 6, 2026.

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