Etnies Skatepark Improvement Project (25P03)
Summary
Project Title
Short Description of Services
The City is seeking proposals from qualified consultant teams to provide Type of Services for the Project Name. The Prime Consultant may be either a civil engineering firm or a skatepark design firm and shall provide a team with demonstrated experience in public skatepark design, municipal civil engineering, and public art.
The Consultant shall build upon the preliminary concept designs and develop a single final concept that addresses the needs of the community and City. No additional public outreach is anticipated. The Project generally includes renovation of selected existing skatepark areas and features, construction of a new concrete pump track on the eastern portion of the site, public art design and integration, and associated site improvements identified in the preliminary concepts.
The completed Project is intended to accommodate all wheel nonmotorized use, provide additional opportunities for beginner and intermediate users, retain opportunities for advanced users, and maintain the facility as one of the largest public skateparks in California.
Renovations to the existing skatepark building that supports facility operations are being designed under a separate contract and will require coordination with this Project.
Details
| Solicitation Number | 25P03 |
| Type | Active |
| Posted | 2026-11-04 3:00AM EST (5 days ago) |
| Response Deadline | 2026-12-04 6:00PM EST (in 24 days) |
| City | Lake Forest |
| State | CA |
| ZIP | 92630 |
Description
Project Title
Short Description of Services
The City is seeking proposals from qualified consultant teams to provide Type of Services for the Project Name. The Prime Consultant may be either a civil engineering firm or a skatepark design firm and shall provide a team with demonstrated experience in public skatepark design, municipal civil engineering, and public art.
The Consultant shall build upon the preliminary concept designs and develop a single final concept that addresses the needs of the community and City. No additional public outreach is anticipated. The Project generally includes renovation of selected existing skatepark areas and features, construction of a new concrete pump track on the eastern portion of the site, public art design and integration, and associated site improvements identified in the preliminary concepts.
The completed Project is intended to accommodate all wheel nonmotorized use, provide additional opportunities for beginner and intermediate users, retain opportunities for advanced users, and maintain the facility as one of the largest public skateparks in California.
Renovations to the existing skatepark building that supports facility operations are being designed under a separate contract and will require coordination with this Project.
Contact
| Name | John Meza |
| Email / phone | 🔒 Available with Pro Upgrade |