Site work for a development in Tybee Island, Georgia. Conceptual plans call for site work for a development.

**As of March 27, 2026, project will not rebid** The City of Tybee Island, GA is accepting bids for the Jaycee Park Lagoon Sediment Removal. The City may reject any, any part of, or all bids and proposals, waive informalities and technicalities, negotiate directly with any party submitting a bid or proposal, or accept the proposal deemed to be in its best interest, whether or not it is the lowest dollar proposal. Bids must be submitted to Aleesha Robinson at Tybee Island City Hall. Question Deadline Feb 13, 2026 -- Mark subject line on e-mail Questions on ITB 2026-104 Sediment Removal of Jay Cee Park Lagoon. POINT OF CONTACT: Peter Gulbronson peter.gulbronson@cityoftybee.org SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS The City of Tybee Island seeks qualified bidders for the sediment removal of the Jay Cee Park Lagoon as per the specifications and requirements in the ITB. There is an existing disc golf course that surround the project area. Approximately 100,000 rounds of disc golf are played on the course annually, therefore the course will remain open during the dredging and planting operations. The red rubber walking path, as shown on the plans, will not support heavy equipment and CONTRACTOR shall cover path with a minimum of 12-inches of crushed aggregate base course at all locations they deem necessary to cross the path. The cost of furnishing and installing this crushed aggregate base course shall be included in the cost of the sediment removal. Any damage to the path will be the responsibility of the CONTRACTOR to fix at their cost. CONTRACTOR shall take care to avoid the concrete disc pad tee off areas around the lagoon. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for any damage to the tee pads and replace at their own cost. There are many large trees of various species that surround the lagoon and CONTRACTOR shall work around the trees to avoid damage. The City is currently working with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Environmental Protection Division in obtaining a Letter of Permission (LOP) for the sediment removal required