The Charter Township of Meridian seeks proposals for a turnkey, permanent, heavy-duty, cricket-specific outdoor facility. The project involves constructing two side-by-side cricket training lanes with a concrete foundation, synthetic playing mat, structural steel framing, and heavy-duty netting. Contractors must provide all labor, materials, and services. Proposals are due September 30, 2026. Site inspection is strongly encouraged. Warranty information for all components is required.
The deadline for submission is September 30, 2026, by 3:00 p. m. deadline for submission: september 30, 2026, by 3: 00 pmp
Proposers must provide warranty information for structural framing, concrete installation, artificial turf, netting, and hardware. the proposal shall identify all applicable warranties.
The lowest price will not necessarily be the sole determining factor; evaluation includes cost, completeness, experience, and quality of materials. The lowest price will not necessarily be the sole determining factor in selecting the successful proposer.
Proposers must demonstrate experience with similar projects and provide company details, years in business, and references. at a minimum, proposals shall include: 1. company name, address, telephone number, and primary contact
Contractors are strongly encouraged to inspect the site to familiarize themselves with existing conditions, access, and utilities. contractors are strongly encouraged to inspect the proposed project location prior to submitting a proposal.
The contractor shall provide samples and technical data demonstrating impact suitability, breaking strength, UV resistance, and weather resistance for the netting. The contractor shall provide samplesand technical data demonstrating impact suitability, breaking strength, uv resistance, weather resistance, attachment details, and expected service life.
Failure to inspect the site may not be grounds for additional compensation due to conditions that could have been identified during a visit. failure to inspect the site shall not constitute grounds for additional compensation due to conditions that could reasonably have been identified through a site visit.