Site work for a golf course in Berlin, Maryland. Completed plans call for site work for a golf course.

https://www.oceancitytoday.com/news/ocean_city/bid-awarded-for-ocean-city-golf-course-kitchen-remodel/article_9a1b4154-5028-11ef-accb-33b856a7bfeb.html A kitchen remodel will advance at Eagle’s Landing Golf Course after the city awarded the project to Harvey Construction. The Ocean City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to award a bid in the amount of $899,566 to Harvey Construction for a kitchen remodel at the Eagle’s Landing Golf Course. The approval comes less than a month after the Mayor and Council received bids well above the $700,000 budget. “After review, the subcontractor has ties within our local community from previous projects such as One Coastal and other various residential projects,” Procurement Manager Matt Perry said in his recommendation this week. “They are the lowest bidder for this project.” Earlier this spring, the council voted to advance a request for proposals (RFP) for the first phase of renovations at the golf course clubhouse, and to prepare a resolution to forward fund up to $1.2 million for the completion of both the first and second phases of the project. As proposed, the first phase of the project will include an addition to the east side of the building, which will allow for additional kitchen and storage space, an eight-seat bar, new restrooms and new flooring, among other things. The second phase of the project would involve an addition to the west side of the clubhouse for a larger pro shop, an office area and more storage. However, officials experienced sticker shock when six bids were opened in July. The lowest bid, from Harvey Construction, came in at $899,566, while the highest bid came in at $1.23 million. The city had budgeted $700,000 for the project. With no discussion, the council agreed to remand the bids to staff for review. During Tuesday’s presentation, Perry highlighted the company’s portfolio, as well as references provided by the company’s former clients. When asked where the additional $200,000 would come from to fund the project, Finance Director Chuck Bireley said the town had plans to bond the project. The Mayor and Council voted 7-0 to support the staff recommendation and award the bid to Harvey Construction. ------------------------------------------------------------- https://www.oceancitytoday.com/news/ocean_city/ocean-city-golf-course-kitchen-remodel-costs-exceed-budget/article_0a22c12a-3fcb-11ef-8666-6bb890fedb58.html Ocean City golf course kitchen remodel costs exceed budget By Bethany Hooper, Associate Editor Jul 11, 2024 0 Facebook Twitter Email Eagles Landing-FB.jpg Ocean City's Eagles Landing Golf Course is pictured. Photo courtesy Eagles Landing Golf Course Facebook Facebook Twitter Email PrintCopy article link Save Bids for a kitchen remodel at Eagle’s Landing Golf Course will be reviewed after officials this week received prices well above the $700,000 budget. On Tuesday, the Mayor and Council opened the six bids it had received for a proposed kitchen renovation at the golf course. While the town has budgeted $700,000 for the project, bids ranged from nearly $900,000 to $1.2 million. “I make a motion to acknowledge the bids and remand them to staff for review,” Councilman Peter Buas said. Earlier this spring, the council voted to advance a request for proposals for the first phase of renovations at the golf course clubhouse, and to prepare a resolution to forward fund up to $1.2 million for the completion of both the first and second phases of the project. As proposed, the first phase of the project will include an addition to the east side of the building, which will allow for additional kitchen and storage space, an eight-seat bar, new restrooms and new flooring, among other things. The second phase of the project would involve an addition to the west side of the clubhouse for a larger pro shop, an office area and more storage. During Tuesday’s meeting, staff opened six bids for the kitchen remodel. Harvey Construction submitted a bid of $899,566; Gillis Gilkerson submitted a bid of $940,051; Delmarva Veteran Builders submitted a bid of $945,560; Oak Contracting submitted a bid of $1,097,741; Tricon submitted a bid of $1.21 million; and Henley Construction submitted a bid of $1.23 million. City Manager Terry McGean also acknowledged the town had received a seventh bid that was received late and did not meet the scope of work requirements set forth by staff. With no further discussion, the council voted unanimously to support Buas’ motion. _______________________________________________________ Ocean City golf course kitchen remodel costs exceed budget By Bethany Hooper, Associate Editor Jul 11, 2024 0 Facebook Twitter Email Eagles Landing-FB.jpg Ocean City's Eagles Landing Golf Course is pictured. Photo courtesy Eagles Landing Golf Course Facebook Facebook Twitter Email PrintCopy article link Save Bids for a kitchen remodel at Eagle’s Landing Golf Course will be reviewed after officials this week received prices well above the $700,000 budget. On Tuesday, the Mayor and Council opened the six bids it had received for a proposed kitchen renovation at the golf course. While the town has budgeted $700,000 for the project, bids ranged from nearly $900,000 to $1.2 million. “I make a motion to acknowledge the bids and remand them to staff for review,” Councilman Peter Buas said. Earlier this spring, the council voted to advance a request for proposals for the first phase of renovations at the golf course clubhouse, and to prepare a resolution to forward fund up to $1.2 million for the completion of both the first and second phases of the project. As proposed, the first phase of the project will include an addition to the east side of the building, which will allow for additional kitchen and storage space, an eight-seat bar, new restrooms and new flooring, among other things. The second phase of the project would involve an addition to the west side of the clubhouse for a larger pro shop, an office area and more storage. During Tuesday’s meeting, staff opened six bids for the kitchen remodel. Harvey Construction submitted a bid of $899,566; Gillis Gilkerson submitted a bid of $940,051; Delmarva Veteran Builders submitted a bid of $945,560; Oak Contracting submitted a bid of $1,097,741; Tricon submitted a bid of $1.21 million; and Henley Construction submitted a bid of $1.23 million. City Manager Terry McGean also acknowledged the town had received a seventh bid that was received late and did not meet the scope of work requirements set forth by staff. With no further discussion, the council voted unanimously to support Buas’ motion. _____________________________________________ Mayor & City Council Ocean City is seeking Proposals from qualified and experienced vendors to provide for the Eagles Landing Golf Course Event Pavilion and for said work to conform with the Proposal Documents. Question Deadline 06/11/2024 at 3:00 PM ET The last day for questions will be on. The Addendum will be posted by close of business on Monday, June 17, 2024. Minority vendors are encouraged to compete for the award of the solicitation. . For information regarding Proposal Documents and solicitation requirements, please contact Scott Wagner at swagner@oceancitymd.gov or call 410-723-6647 or Dawn Webb at dwebb@oceancitymd.gov or call 410-723-6643