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PLAY STRUCTURES. EXHIBIT O SCOPE OF WORK
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PLAY STRUCTURES. EXHIBIT O SCOPE OF WORK APPOINTMENT OF SERVICE AGENT Form S1
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PLAY STRUCTURES. EXHIBIT O SCOPE OF WORK The City of Overland Park seeks proposals from qualified firms to provide design/build services for the design and construction of new play structures at five neighborhood park locations. The proposed structures will be located at Cobblestone Park (116th & ▇▇▇▇▇▇); ▇▇▇▇ Hills Park (Indian Creek Parkway & ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇); Oak Park Park (106th & Bond); Pinehurst Estates (99th & Hardy); Pinehurst West (102nd & ▇▇▇▇▇). Proposal is for one composite structure or play feature grouping, and one swing structure at each park. Each composite structure shall be designed for ages 2 to 12. The City shall provide level installation sites at each park location. Acceptable colors for the play structures shall be green and tan. LOCATION AREA* Cobblestone Park, 116th & ▇▇▇▇▇▇ 40’ x 60’ ▇▇▇▇ Hills Park, Indian Creek Pkwy. & ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 40’ x 60’ Pinehurst Estates Park, 99th & Hardy 45’ x 55’ Pinehurst West Park, 102nd & ▇▇▇▇▇ 45’ x 55’ Oak Park Park, 106th & Bond 50’ x 55’ Preferred features would be: • Swings: Double post arch, 3 1/2” minimum diameter posts. Fall zone layout shall be for belt swings • Slides • Climbers • Activity panels Not acceptable: • Roofs • Plastic coated chains • Bubble panels • Chain climbers • Single “T-post” swing structures • No metal slides will be considered • No galvanized swing posts General instructions: - Bidder will state the estimated delivery date - All equipment must meet the minimum standards of ▇▇▇▇▇/ASTM/CPSC requirements, as well as meeting the newest ADA standards (the number of upper- level play stations coordinated with the number of ground-level stations). - Provide both 2-D site drawings and 3-D color renderings. - Each vendor will submit not more than one (1) design per site. - Provide name and phone number of three (3) customers with comparable playground installations that are not more than three years old that the City may contact and inspect. These locations must be within the Kansas City metro areas. - Provide the names, addresses, and phone numbers of both the manufacturer and the local agent. - Provide copy of the manufacturers warranty. - Submit six (6) copies of each proposal. - There will be no personal presentations. Proposals will be accepted until the stated deadline and will then be evaluated and the award made to the “best” proposal, not necessarily the lowest cost - Support posts can be either steel or aluminum. - The installer must be certified by the NPSI or an equivalent organization and follow t...
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PLAY STRUCTURES. (An explanatory drawing, Play Structures, is shown on page 36.) Applications to the Architectural Review Board for exterior play structures should include:
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PLAY STRUCTURES. When families are planning their trips, they are looking for places where they can do something together that is familiar in a unique and picturesque spot. Installing nature- themed play structures along the waterfront trail will encourage families to plan to come to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and stay and play all day. The current playground in ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ is removed from our main streets and does not bring visitors through the downtown area where they can see the businesses and restaurants. We believe this will encourage visitors to plan longer trips and repeat visits as they see that the drive out is worth the effort! (See Exhibit C for more details) Park Amenities: While picnic tables and garbage cans are not the first thing you think of when attempting to woo visitors, we recognize that thoughtfully placed, comfortable, durable equipment used for sitting, picnicking, watching, and relaxing are an important part of the cohesive design that runs throughout this project. While most visitors probably would not put significant thought towards these features, the absence of these amenities would certainly leave a negative impression. It is therefore imperative that at a minimum, the waterfront offers an ample number of these items to allow visitors to focus on what is important (the location & who they’re with) rather than what’s lacking. (See Exhibit D for more details)
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