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Agenda Item
VIII. A. Award RFB 25-09 to Wilson Construction Group, LLC for Construction Services
to Renovate Heritage Park & Approve Purchase of Site Amenities from
Bluegrass Recreation Sales through RFP 24-09
Overview
The city applied for a state Local Parks and Recreation Fund (LPRF) grant during October, 2020
and accepted the grant during July, 2021 to renovate Heritage Park, specifically, construct a new
walking trail, renovate the baseball field, remove and replace the playground, add pedestrian
lighting, and address ADA non-
compliance issues. Lose Designs prepared the renovation
design, developed an opinion of probable cost, and the state eventually approved the design.
Bid documents were then prepared and distributed. On the deadline date of July 31, 2025, three
bids were received with Wilson Construction Group being the low bidder at $1,410,247 and a
contingency amount of $70,512.35 for a total of $1,480,759.35. The contingency will only be
used if necessary and any unused portion will remain with the city.
The total cost of this project is set forth below: (These are costs going forward and do not include
costs incurred to date.)
• Wilson Construction Group: $1,410,247.
• Site Amenities Installation by Wilson: $4,000.
• Contingency to Wilson if needed: $70,512.35
• Site Amenities (RFP 24-09) (playground, water fountain, bike rack, benches, trash cans):
$128,577.64
• Construction Administration/Inspections: $25,000 allowance
• Specialized Testing: $15,000 allowance
• Paving: $75,000
Total: $1,728,336.99
This project was budgeted in the FY 2025- 26 approved Capital Improvement Fund budget at
$1,175,000, or $553,336.99 over budget.
LPRF grant funds are $587,500 and city funds from the Capital Improvement Fund are
$1,140,836.99.
If approved, this project is anticipated to be completed during early 2026. A memo from the
city’s Project Manager is attached offering additional details.
Following discussion during the August 11, 2025 work session, the consensus was to place this
item on the August 19, 2025 regular session consent agenda for approval.
Action to Consider
A motion, second, and majority vote are needed to award RFB 25-09 and approve purchase of
site amenities through RFP 24-09 as presented.
Affected Departments
Public Works, Parks and Recreation
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