Start with users and operating needs
A community court needs a scope that reflects the people using it, the level of supervision and the facility’s maintenance resources. Share the sports, expected usage, existing conditions and goals for replacement or expansion.
Bring the right people into planning
Facilities staff, recreation managers, accessibility reviewers and purchasing teams may each have requirements. Identify the project owner and procurement process early. An initial discussion or estimate does not replace a formal solicitation or award process.
- Existing court assessment and improvement goals
- Concrete base and surface planning
- Basketball, pickleball and shared-use layouts
- Access, equipment and site logistics
- Phased work and operating-window coordination
Request an initial project conversation
Use the project form and select a community or recreation facility. Include the facility location, approximate size, target schedule and whether a bid or formal quote process is already underway.
Continue planning
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