Site work and new construction of a clubhouse / community center in San Antonio, Texas. Completed plans call for the construction of a clubhouse / community center; and for site work for a clubhouse / community center.

https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Heritage-neighborhood-9-million-community-center-16710326.php San Antonio City Council cleared the way for the Heritage neighborhood on the far Westside to get its new 17,000-square-foot community center. The council hired Tejas Premier Building Contractor Inc. during its December 16 meeting to the tune of $6.2 million to construct the Heritage Neighborhood Park Community Center that will be adjacent to the pool. The are will also need infrastructure improvements to support the new facility, which brings the total cost to $9.5 million, according to city documents. Funds from the 2017 bond will supplement $8.5 million of the project cost, with the remaining cost coming from the city. Among the facility's amenities is a dining room, warming kitchen, classrooms, gym with exercise areas, a lounge and games area, a health screening room with staff offices, and a covered outdoor seating area. The community will offer programs for seniors and are youth once complete. "The 'Decade of Neighborhoods' is far overdue and just like this bond project, future 2022 Bond projects should prioritize investments in our neighborhoods," says District 4 Councilwoman Adriana Rocha Garcia. "Decade of Neighborhoods" is similar in ethos to that of the "Decade of Downtown" kicked off by Julian Castro, which pushes the local government to invest in community upgrades and housing to bring growth. The community center initiative was a dream led by late Heritage resident Barbara "Robbie" Robinette, according to a news release from Rocha Garcia's office. Construction is scheduled to start January 2022 and with anticipated completion in spring 2023. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Address/Description: 1423 S ELLISON DR HDRC Case No.: 2021-404 Public Property: District 4 Community Center Applicant: Thomas Robey Request: Construction of a community center City Council Dist.: 4 _____________________________________________________________________________________ The deadline to ask questions is 6/01/2021 4:00 PM CST The City of San Antonio (City), Public Works Department (PW)) is issuing a Request for Competitive Sealed Proposals (RFCSP) for qualified firms (Respondents) to provide construction services for the District 4 Heritage Community Center Project (Project). The District 4 Heritage Community Center located at 1423 South Ellison Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78245 The District 4 Heritage Community Center Project is approximately 17,300 square foot stucco building. The building consists of a reception area, classrooms for arts & crafts and computer instruction, staff offices, health screening, exercise facilities, full court gymnasium, pool table and lounge areas, large multi-purpose/dining room and a warming kitchen. The design also includes a rear covered seating area that will overlook a small lake beyond. Each Proposal must be accompanied by an original Proposal Guarantee issued by a corporate surety company licensed to conduct business in the State of Texas, in the amount of not less than five percent (5%) of the greatest total amount of Proposal. The site improvements will include parking for 140 vehicles, including 18 accessible spaces and 2 dual port electric vehicle charging stations, sidewalks, and walking paths, vehicular drop off areas, native and low water use landscaping, and outdoor spaces. The project is envisioned to provide both senior services and youth programs lacking in this area of the City. The Department of Human Services and the Parks and Recreation Department will operate this facility jointly with services and programs for all ages. The site is located just to the west of the Heritage Pool at 1423 South Ellison Drive. Respondent understands and agrees that this is a 14-month construction contract (425 calendar days). Deadline for Submission of Written Questions: June 1, 2021 at 4:00 p.m. CT Evaluation of Proposals - (Interviews, if necessary) July 2021 Anticipated City Council Consideration October 2021 Respondent shall submit a completed and signed Subcontractor/Supplier Utilization Plan indicating Respondent's firm commitment to satisfy the established (29%) subcontracting goal to a Minority/Women Business Enterprise (M/WBE) and (5%) African American Business Enterprise (AABE) for this Project. If Respondent believes they cannot meet the subcontracting goal, Respondent must also submit a Waiver Request Form as part of the required forms. The District 4 Heritage Community Center Project is approximately 17,300 square foot stucco building. The building consists of a reception area, classrooms for arts & crafts and computer instruction, staff offices, health screening, exercise facilities, full court gymnasium, pool table and lounge areas, large multi-purpose/dining room and a warming kitchen. The design also includes a rear covered seating area that will overlook a small lake beyond. The site improvements will include parking for 140 vehicles, including 18 accessible spaces and 2 dual port electric vehicle charging stations, sidewalks, and walking paths, vehicular drop off areas, native and low water use landscaping, and outdoor spaces. The project is envisioned to provide both senior services and youth programs lacking in this area of the City. The Department of Human Services and the Parks and Recreation Department will operate this facility jointly with services and programs for all ages. The site is located just to the west of the Heritage Pool at 1423 South Ellison Drive. The scope of work for this Project entails of the construction of a single-story steel structure with a composite slab foundation. A small mechanical mezzanine is also provided. The exterior finish materials will consist of stucco and large glass storefront areas and a standing seam metal roof. A covered porch is provided at the rear the building. The building will have exterior metal frame doors and windows. Interior construction will be metal stud framing and gypsum wallboard type construction. Finishes include polished concrete, tile, carpet and resilient flooring, painted and tile wall finishes, and exposed or acoustical tile ceilings. Special systems include, but are not limited to, HVAC system, plumbing, mechanical, electrical services, exterior lighting, fire protection and alarm systems, security, A/V, data and communication cabling, water, storm drainage. Site improvements include concrete sidewalks, asphalt driveways and parking areas, vehicular drop off area, drainage improvements, low water use landscaping, and site accessibility for individuals with disabilities and any other work required for the completion of the project as designed in the project plans and specifications The contract award for this project is tentatively scheduled for City Council consideration in September 2021. Construction is estimated to be completed in November 2022