Shoshoni Park Landscape and Irrigation Renovation, Project No. PKR-P-00058

The City of Plano is seeking proposals for the renovation of the automatic irrigation system throughout Shoshoni Park, which serves both turf and trees. The scope of work includes selective grading in low areas to enhance drainage, planting additional trees, installing new turf, and placing a new pipe and cable fence along the residential alley. The estimated value of this project is $322,909.56. This solicitation is issued by the City of Plano. The project, identified as Shoshoni Park Landscape and Irrigation Renovation, Project No. PKR-P-00058, aims to improve the park's irrigation efficiency, address drainage issues, enhance landscaping, and provide new fencing along the park's boundary with the residential alley. Contract requirements include the complete renovation of the park's automatic irrigation system, grading of low-lying areas for better drainage, planting of new trees, installation of new turf, and construction of a pipe and cable fence along the specified alley. All questions regarding this solicitation must be submitted electronically via IonWave at planotx.ionwave.net; questions submitted by phone or email will not be answered. Proposals should preferably be submitted electronically through IonWave. For those opting to submit in person, Procurement personnel are available Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Upon arrival, the submitter must call (972) 941-7557 and wait in the lobby for assistance. In-person submissions must be delivered in a sealed envelope to the Procurement Division at 1520 K Avenue, Plano, TX 75074. All responses must be received before the published closing date and time; late submissions will not be accepted. Bids and proposals will be opened and offerors' names read aloud on Thursday, July 17, 2025, at 2:00 PM CT at City Hall. Tabulations will be posted on IonWave within 48 hours of the opening, and may be available sooner. Offerors are encouraged to view tabulations electronically via IonWave rather than attending in person to minimize exposure. For time-critical deliveries, the City of Plano cannot guarantee that bids or proposals sent via US mail will be picked up and delivered by the closing deadline due to internal procedures. It is recommended that critical submissions be delivered in person or electronically to ensure timely receipt.