Site work for a golf course in Windsor, Connecticut. Completed plans call for site work for a golf course.

Scope of Services The City's vision for Keney Park Golf Course is for the Golf Professional to be an integral part of providing an excellent golf experience where the sport is enjoyable, accessible, and affordable for both City residents and visitors. The Golf Professional is expected to help consistently promote the game of golf in the City of Hartford, ensure outstanding service to the golfing community, and manage this key City asset in a fiscally prudent manner. To check the current status of your EEO certification contact Augusta Joseph at 860.757.9784, fax 860.722.6607 or email: augusta.joseph@hartford.gov. Online Q&A Yes Q&A Deadline 12/20/2024 2:00 PM (EST) Contact Info Covington Delices 860-757-9604 covington.delices@hartford.gov Bid Bond / Performance & Payment bonds (required if checked on invitation to respond) o 10% bid bond, cashiers or certified check with your response. The City of Hartford provides contractors with the option of submitting an electronic Bid Bond through the Surety2000 website. Surety 2000 is an Internetbased surety processing, verification and security system, developed in cooperation with the surety industry. You may contact Surety 2000 at 1-800-660-3263 or www.surety2000.com, for more information. o Performance and payment bonds for 100% of the project upon award if the contract value exceeds $50,000.00. PERFORMANCE BOND AND PAYMENT BOND: If requested, the successful contractor will be required to submit a Performance Bond and Payment (Labor & Material) Bond in the amount of 100% of contract award within 10 days of award if the contract value exceeds $50,000. Said bonds shall be issued by an insurance company and said surety companies must be listed on the current Federal Register, licensed in the State of Connecticut with an underwriting limitation exceeding the value of the project with no more than 5% of capital in surplus tied to any one risk. Banks must have a branch office in Connecticut with insurance provided by the FDIC. The bonds must be signed by an officer of the company and of the surety company above their official titles and their corporate seals must be affixed over the signatures.