Skyline Regional Park Trail Construction

Summary (Newest Update)

Background The City of Buckeye is seeking bids from qualified contractors for the Skyline Regional Park Trail Construction project. This initiative aims to construct approximately 5.63 miles of new natural surface trail within the Skyline Regional Park, which is part of a broader effort to enhance outdoor recreational opportunities in the Phoenix metro area. The park encompasses 8,675 acres and is designed to provide access to a variety of outdoor experiences for residents and visitors alike, promoting both environmental sustainability and community engagement. Work Details The contractor will be responsible for constructing approximately 5.63 miles of natural surface trail. The work includes the following tasks: - Clearing and grubbing the designated trail corridor. - Grading and shaping the trail to ensure proper drainage and stability. - Installing trail signage and markers as per the guidelines established in the Skyline Park Trails Master Plan. - Implementing erosion control measures to protect surrounding ecosystems during and after construction. - Ensuring that all trails are designed for shared use by hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians, accommodating various skill levels and providing safe access to scenic views throughout the park. Period of Performance The construction period is expected to commence upon contract award and is anticipated to last for several months, with specific timelines outlined in the project schedule provided by the City of Buckeye. Place of Performance The work will be performed within Skyline Regional Park, located in Buckeye, Arizona. The park is easily accessible from Interstate 10, making it a convenient location for both local residents and visitors. Bidder Requirements Bidders must demonstrate experience in trail construction projects similar in scope and complexity. They are required to have appropriate licenses, insurance coverage, and bonding as specified by the City of Buckeye. Additionally, contractors should comply with any local regulations regarding environmental protection and public safety during construction.