Site work and paving for a mixed-use development in Woodbury, Connecticut. Completed plans call for site work for a playground / park / athletic field; sidewalk / parking lot; water / sewer project; for paving for a playground / park / athletic field; and sidewalk / parking lot.

The Town of Woodbury, AA/EOE/Title VI, is seeking proposals for a refurbishment of Baseball Field #5 at Hollow Park, including laser grading for drainage, new sod installment, and new clay/conditioner. Questions may be directed to Mike Lodice, Superintendent of Parks, at (203) 695-4329. Arrangements to view the field prior to bidding can also be made through Mike. RFQ - Hollow Park Field Five Refurbishment The Town of Woodbury, AA/EOE/Title VI, is seeking proposals for a refurbishment of Baseball Field #5 at Hollow Park including laser grading for drainage, new sod installment and new clay/conditioner. The Contractor shall include the following in their bid: o Strip existing grass (+/-) 15,000 square feet from infield, base panels to fence lines and four feet beyond infield crescent transition and haul to an onsite location at Hollow Park. o Remove infield lips and provide topsoil to fill depressions and lift grade of infield grass area. o Laser grade 22-44 ton of Town provided Dura Edge to achieve +/- .5% to promote sheet drainage of water on infield skin. o Restore infield, base panels, and outfield crescent with Bluegrass sod. o Rebuild pitcher's mound to proper specifications. o Reset bases, home plate and pitcher's plate to proper dimensions. o Estimate of timeframe to complete work o Confirm availability to complete project in early spring when weather permits. o Reference(s) for similar field work completion in the past two years. If you wish to visit the site before providing a bid, please contact Mike Lodice, Superintendent of Parks, at (203) 695-4329. At the award of contract, a current Certificate of Insurance must be provided to the First Selectman's Office. The Town may accept the bid, which in its sole discretion, it determines to be in its own best interest, or it may reject any or all bids. These bidding documents in no way establish the right of the bidder to the award of the contract.