Site work and renovation of a golf course in Ridgefield, Connecticut. Completed plans call for the renovation of a golf course; and for site work for a golf course.

Question Deadline: May 06, 2026 @4:00PM - Questions or requests for information must be submitted in writing. All questions or requests for information shall be submitted to David McFate, Purchasing and Finance Manager, at purchasing@ridgefieldct.gov The Town of Ridgefield and Ridgefield Golf Course are soliciting proposals from qualified firms to replace existing protective netting along the driving range located at 545 Ridgebury Road, Ridgefield, Connecticut 06877. The Contractor shall provide all labor , supervision , equipment , and materials necessary to remove existing boundary netting and furnish and install new golf course barrier netting along the north boundary of Ridgefield Golf Club , in accordance with the requirements outlined below and with attached specifications and design drawings The Contractor shall provide all labor, supervision, equipment, and materials necessary to remove existing boundary netting and furnish and install new golf course barrier netting along the north boundary of Ridgefield Golf Club, in accordance with the requirements outlined below and with attached specifications and design drawings. o Existing Netting Removal Carefully remove all existing boundary netting located along the north boundary of the golf course (right side when facing downhill). Removal shall include detachment from all cables, poles, and hardware. Contractor shall take care to avoid damage to existing poles, cables, and hardware designated for reuse. All removed netting materials shall be properly disposed of off-site, or turned over to the Owner if requested. o Reuse of Existing Infrastructure Existing poles, support cables, and associated hardware shall be reused. Contractor shall inspect all existing components for structural integrity and suitability, and notify the Owner of any damaged or deficient components prior to installation. Minor adjustments, tightening, or re-securing required for proper installation shall be included in the base scope. o New Boundary Netting Installation Furnish and install seven (7) new boundary net panels, in accordance with project drawings. Netting shall match the existing height of current boundary netting. Netting shall be properly tensioned and secured to existing poles and cable system. Installation shall ensure uniform alignment and appearance, proper load distribution, and safe and durable attachment methods suitable for long-term outdoor exposure o Material Specifications Material shall be twisted-knotted nylon netting. -#18 X 1" (191 l./twine) DuPont(R) Type 66-728 Twisted-Knotted Nylon Netting, - Black Colored/Tarred Netting, UV Stabilized, Diamond Mesh 1.9mm Twine - Twine Thickness: #18 (1.9mm diameter) - Mesh Size: 1" square measurement (Diamond Mesh) - Tensile Rating (single twine breaking strength): 191 lbs. - Material & Construction: DuPont Type 66-728 Knotted Nylon, 3-Strand Twisted Twine, 100% Made-in-USA - Finishing: Asphalt Tar Coated (UV/weather coating), Black Color - Weight: 0.031 lb./square foot - This netting is to be prepared with the diamond mesh pattern, and has a 5/16" Braided polyester rope (3,200.lb/test) bordering. The bordering is installed around the perimeter edge meshes. Also, include a Central Rib-Line. Which is a Horizontal Wind-Line, placed horizontally in the vertical center of each net, to help protect from sudden wind gusts. DuPont 66-728 nylon netting features high tensile strengths and high abrasion resistance. This nylon netting is completely asphalt tar-coated for maximum UV and moisture durability. OPTIONAL WORK - BALL-STOP INSTALLATION (ADD ALTERNATE) Provide a separate, itemized quotation for the following optional work: o Installation of a 350-foot-long ball-stop system, as indicated in project drawings. o Scope to include: o All necessary materials, labor, and equipment o Any additional poles, foundations, or structural supports (if required) o Netting consistent in quality and specification with the boundary netting unless otherwise specified Work shall be completed not later than May 24, 2026