Site work for a playground / park / athletic field in Providence, Utah. Completed plans call for site work for a playground / park / athletic field.

Providence City is seeking qualified contractors to submit sealed bids for the construction of Thompson Field at Zollinger Park, including installation of natural turf fields, root zone and topsoil preparation, irrigation system, grading, and associated improvements. This project is intended to support athletic field development in accordance with the approved construction drawings and performance specifications prepared by 4Most Sport Group. Iii. Scope of work The project includes, but is not limited to: earthwork and laser grading to achieve field subgrade and finish grades placement of owner-supplied fill and contractor-supplied root zone materials installation of a new irrigation system (rainbird) turfgrass installation by seed (80% kentucky bluegrass / 20% perennial ryegrass) or other approved blend. all work to be performed per plans (sheets pf-2.1 to pf-2.3) and technical specifications by 4most sport group Providence city is seeking qualified contractors to submit sealed bids for the construction of Thompson field at zollinger park, including installation of natural turf fields, root zone and Topsoil preparation, irrigation system, grading, and associated improvements. This project is Intended to support athletic field development in accordance with the approved construction Drawings and performance specifications prepared by 4most sport group. Each bid shall include a bid bond equal to 5% of the total proposal amount. The selected Contractor shall provide performance and payment bonds upon award and maintain appropriate general liability and worker's compensation insurance. Questions must be submitted in writing no later than wednesday, august 13, 2025, to: Ryan snow, city manager email: rsnow@providence.Utah.Gov phone: (435) 752-9441 Providence city reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, waive minor informalities, and award the contract in the best interest of the city