Renovation of a playground / park / athletic field in Burlington, Vermont. Completed plans call for the renovation of a playground / park / athletic field.

Description: Burlington's Department of Parks, Recreation and Waterfront (BPRW) is seeking a design/build firm or team to redesign and renovate the restrooms at the Schifilliti Park snack shack. The two existing gendered restrooms measure approximately 150 sqft each. There is a gravel accessible route to/from the restroom entrances. The scope will include renovating each of the existing gendered restrooms into single-occupancy, non-gendered restrooms. The concrete pad at the front of the building shall be demolished, raised, and replaced to improve access (by removing the existing step-down) and create positive drainage away from the building. The gravel access will need to be shimmed to match the renovated elevation. Renovations to the concessions space are not included. The restroom redesigns should include, at a minimum, the following elements: Full Universal Accessibility One Adult-size/Adjustable changing table Non-Gendered, single-occupancy Follow established BPRW restroom design standards (included in attached RFPQ) Energy efficiency (water/electrical, etc.) Vandal proofing Ease of maintenance Durable, long-lasting components Full coordination between the consultant and City staff, particularly the Project Manager, is key to the project and is required throughout the design process. Full RFPQ and Scope of Work details are available for download in the included attachment. Burlington's Department of Parks, Recreation and Waterfront (BPRW) is seeking a design/build firm or team to redesign and renovate the restrooms at the Schifilliti Park snack shack. The two existing gendered restrooms measure approximately 150 sqft each. There is a gravel accessible route to/from the restroom entrances. The scope will include renovating each of the existing gendered restrooms into single-occupancy, non-gendered restrooms. The concrete pad at the front of the building shall be demolished, raised, and replaced to improve access (by removing the existing step-down) and create positive drainage away from the building. The gravel access will need to be shimmed to match the renovated elevation. Renovations to the concessions space are not included. The restroom redesigns should include, at a minimum, the following elements: o Full Universal Accessibility o One Adult-size/Adjustable changing table o Non-Gendered, single-occupancy o Follow established BPRW restroom design standards (included with this Scope of Work) o Energy efficiency (water/electrical, etc.) o Vandal proofing o Ease of maintenance o Durable, long-lasting components Full coordination between the consultant and City staff, particularly the Project Manager, is key to the project and is required throughout the design process. The scope of work is expected to include, but is not limited to, the following tasks: Task 1: Project Kick-Off o Meet with BPRW Team to discuss goals of the restroom redesign and discuss project milestones and deliverables.Task 2: Review existing conditions construction documents and revise as needed o Develop base drawings of restroom building Task 3: Plan Development o Develop a minimum of 2 of conceptual iterations for review by BPRW Team. Number of iterations required may be negotiated based upon feasibility of construction in relation to existing conditions and anticipated cost. o Cost Estimates must be provided at each milestone o Develop conceptual plans through 50% - with check in with BPRW Team o Advance design development to 75% following incorporation of any comments from the BPRW Team (permitting-ready) o BPRW will 75% submit drawings for local permit review, administer permit procurement, and pay any associated fees