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Lower Woodland #4 and Fairmount Playground Infield Conversion

Description: The City of Seattle is soliciting sealed public-works bids to convert the existing unimproved clay/silt infields at Lower Woodland #4 and Fairmount Playground to synthetic turf with a supplemental pad underlayment. The work includes excavation, stormwater utilities, subsurface drainage, imported bulk aggregates, minor irrigation reconfiguration, and site restoration, with a stormwater treatment vault at Fairmount and a side-sewer connection at Lower Woodland #4. The posting is an open, non-grant solicitation with an engineer’s estimate of $1,198,227.00, and bids are due Wednesday, September 9, 2026 at 2:00pm Pacific Time.

Buyer: City of Seattle
City · WA, US
Released: Aug 19, 2026
Closes: Sep 9, 2026(16 days left)

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Cameron FindlayAccounting and Budget Services Division Director

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