Parks and Recreation JOC

The Parks and Recreation Joint Operations Contract (JOC) is a solicitation from the Development Services/Public Works department to establish a framework for future park‑and‑recreation service orders. It is organized as an RFQ series (numbers 113‑117) that will allow the agency to issue task‑order contracts for a variety of maintenance, renovation, and operational services across municipal park facilities. Bidders will be evaluated on their ability to meet the agency’s specifications, pricing, and past performance for similar public‑sector projects. • Scope covers multiple job‑order categories such as landscaping, facilities repair, equipment maintenance, and seasonal programming. • The contract will be administered through a job‑order system, meaning the agency can issue individual task orders as needs arise throughout the contract period. • Vendors must be pre‑qualified via the RFQ process; subsequent task orders will be awarded on a best‑price‑fit basis. • No explicit contract length is stated, but JOC agreements typically span 1‑3 years with yearly renewal options. • Submissions are due by 11/17/2026; the agency will likely award the framework shortly after.