ARROWWOOD PARK PLAYGROUND IMPROVEMENTS
Federal opportunity from TMNGR - Town Manager • Town of Shrewsbury. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026.
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The Town of Shrewsbury invites sealed bids for site work and the complete installation of a playground at Arrowwood Park. Play equipment has already been purchased by the Town and it shall be installed by the awarded bidder. All contractors must submit bids in conformance with this IFB and the related documents which shall be available online at www.shrewsburyma.gov/bids and also in the Office of the Town Manager. Bids are due in the Office of the Town Manager on Feb. 19, 2026 at 11AM.
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The Town of Shrewsbury is seeking sealed bids for the installation of a playground at Arrowwood Park, with materials already provided by the Town. Bidders must conform to the terms outlined in the Invitation for Bids (IFB), which is accessible online at the Town's website. Proposals are due by February 19, 2026, at 11 AM, requiring contractors to demonstrate expertise in playground installation and adherence to community standards.
The Town aims to improve Arrowwood Park by facilitating the installation of a new playground, enhancing recreational options for local residents.
- Site preparation and grading
- Installation of playground equipment
- Safety inspections and compliance checks
- Final site cleanup and preparation for public use
- Completed bid proposal form
- Certificate of insurance
- List of previous playground installation projects
- Compliance with IFB guidelines
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- Specific deadlines for project completion
- Detailed scope of work in IFB documents
- Budget or funding limits for the installation
- Potential penalties for late completion
- Availability of town support during installation
- Local code compliance specifics
- Marketing timeline or public engagement plans
- Details about safety inspections procedures during installation
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