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Oconee County seeks contracts to replace protective netting at Oconee Veterans Park
Summary
Parks staff requested approval of design‑build contracts with Containment Systems to replace protective netting and poles at Oconee Veterans Park, with not‑to‑exceed budgets of $150,000 for the quad system and $200,000 for the multi‑use fields.
Parks staff told the Board of Commissioners on Oct. 28 that the county plans to replace two protective netting systems at Oconee Veterans Park.
Lisa (Parks staff) said the first contract covers the quad netting, removing and replacing the current netting system and poles in a design‑build scope similar to work previously completed at Bogart Sports Complex. The project would be completed over the winter so the system is ready for Oconee County Little League in February; staff requested authorization to contract with Containment Systems with a not‑to‑exceed budget of $150,000.
Lisa said a second contract would replace a horizontal netting system at the multi‑use fields and that bids for that work closed Oct. 24. Staff requested approval of a separate contract with Containment Systems for that scope with a not‑to‑exceed budget of $200,000.
Both items were presented for the consent agenda. The transcript does not show an explicit final vote on these contracts during the meeting.
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