Coyote Point Park Restroom Renovation

The County of San Mateo (“County”) covers most of the San Francisco Peninsula. The region covers 744 mi ² and is home to approximately 750,000 residents. The County is made up of 20 incorporated cities. The County provides for the health and welfare of all people within its borders and serves as the local government for the unincorporated areas. Innovation thrives here in industries including bioscience, computer software, green technology, hospitality, financial management, health care, education, and transportation. The County prides itself on how that prosperity fosters its commitment to protecting and enhancing the health, safety, welfare, and natural resources of the community.

The San Mateo County Parks Department (“Department”) serves nearly three million visitors every year. Visitors have many options when visiting the County’s unique park system. With 24 parks and recreation areas, over 16,000 acres of park land, and 190 miles of trail, the Department provides healthy outdoor activities, educational opportunities, and lasting memories.

Due to the diversity of the park system, visitors can enjoy an array of recreational opportunities, including walking; running; hiking; biking; picnicking; horseback riding; sailing; kite surfing; fishing; camping; gardening; tidepooling; volunteering; learning; sports courts; and playing on playgrounds.

San Mateo County Parks is seeking proposals from qualified construction contractors for the renovation of one (1) restroom at Coyote Point Park in San Mateo. The restroom is approximately 30 ft by 30 ft and is split in two for men and women. The restroom also has a chase storage closet. Upgrades to include fixtures, plumbing, painting, doors, lighting, tile and surfaces.

The restroom is dated and needs cosmetic and plumbing upgrades. The final product must be durable and able to withstand heavy use as it is located in a busy park and adjacent to a playground. The final project must be easily cleaned, ADA compliant, and aesthetically pleasing. The building is composed of cinderblock with a concrete floor. There is a tile detail on the front of the restroom.