Atlantis Seeks Bids for Major Paul Kintz Memorial Park Renovation, Including New Community Center

The City of Atlantis is actively soliciting proposals for a comprehensive renovation of Paul Kintz Memorial Park, a significant undertaking that includes the construction of a new community center. This project, identified as RFP 26.01 Paul Kintz Memorial Park Renovation Project No. KNZ 26.01, is set to modernize the park and its facilities.

The scope of work for the selected contractor encompasses the complete demolition and removal of the existing community building and all associated site improvements. This includes existing pavements, sidewalks, the basketball court, the splash pad area, the pavilion structure, and all playground equipment. Following demolition, the contractor will construct a new community center and undertake the full renovation of the surrounding park.

City officials intend for this renovation to provide enhanced community amenities, improved accessibility, and upgraded infrastructure. All work must adhere to current building codes, safety standards, and municipal requirements, as well as the project plans and specifications. Contractors are also responsible for the safe disposal of demolition materials, site restoration, and coordination with City representatives throughout the project.

The City of Atlantis is undertaking this initiative to modernize the existing recreational space and provide enhanced community amenities, improved accessibility, and upgraded infrastructure that meets current building codes, safety standards, and municipal requirements. The project is intended to replace aging structures and create a more functional and accessible park environment for residents.

Interested contractors can acquire solicitation documents electronically and free of charge by registering and logging onto DemandStar at https://network.demandstar.com/. The City of Atlantis emphasizes that the solicitation and any addenda posted on DemandStar are the only official procurement documents for this project.