Request for Proposals (RFP)
Address: 6310 NE 74th St, Suite 109E (Map It)
Charles Ng 206-684-8001 | charles.ng@seattle.gov
Operation And Maintenance Of The Green Lake Pitch N Putt
The Green Lake Pitch N Putt 9-hole golf course facility is owned by the City of Seattle and located at the south end of Green Lake Park at 5701 W Green Lake Way North, Seattle, Washington 98103. Nearby public facilities include the Green Lake Small Craft Center and the Green Lake Community Center.
Parks and Recreation is interested in securing a long-term partner to operate the facility as well as assume responsibility for all maintenance. As such, Parks and Recreation is issuing this Request for Proposal (RFP) inviting interested parties to submit proposals for a long term agreement for the operation and maintenance of the Green Lake Pitch N Putt.
Proposal Due Date: Friday May 30, 2012
Mailing Address and Contact Information:
Seattle Parks and Recreation
Attn: Rita Hollomon
6310 NE 74th Street #109E
Seattle, WA 98115
Office: 206-684-8008
Email: rita.hollomon@seattle.gov
Please note that electronic submissions of proposals cannot be accepted.
Looking for professional artists to operate the Summer Art in the Parks Program
Are you a professional artist with expertise in performing arts with culturally
relevant programming that will have a positive impact on the children, families,
and the community of southeast and central Seattle?
Proposal Due Date: Friday May 4, 2012
Mailing Address and Contact Information:
Seattle Parks and Recreation
Attn: Daisy Catague, Sr. Recreation Program Specialist
4209 W Marginal Way SW
Seattle, WA 98106
Office: 206-615-0303
Email: daisy.catague@seattle.gov
Please note that electronic submissions of proposals cannot be accepted.
Operation And Maintenance Of The Lake City Community Center
The Seattle Lake City Lions Club built the original Lake City Community Center building in 1955 to operate as the Lake City Youth Center, Inc. providing recreational opportunities for youth. In 1964 the Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) accepted the Center and adjacent property as a gift from the Lions Club with the condition that the Lions Club make improvements to the building and operate it as a public recreation center. In 1980 DPR further expanded the facility to its current size of 15,000 square feet ensuring space for additional recreational and programming opportunities was available to the general public.
DPR is interested in securing a long-term partner to operate the facility as well as be responsible for all building maintenance. As such, DPR is issuing a Request for Proposal (RFP) seeking interested parties and service providers to submit proposals for a long term agreement for the operation and maintenance of the Lake City Community Center and to offer community activities, recreational programs and outreach to the Lake City neighborhood. The provider may also propose additional uses to enhance public access and increase neighborhood engagement.
Proposal Due Date: Friday April 16, 2012
Mailing Address and Contact Information:
Seattle Parks and Recreation
Attn: Isabel Hamilton, Tenant Development Coordinator
6310 NE 74th Street #109E
Seattle, WA 98115
Office: 206-684-4218
Email: isabel.hamilton@seattle.gov
Please note that electronic submissions of proposals cannot be accepted.
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Updated
April 25, 2012
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