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Pierce County Parks and Recreation: Golf Course Management Services

Pierce County - Parks and Recreation Tacoma, WA

  • Status Closes in 22 days
  • Amount Amount not listed
  • Set-aside None (open competition)

Scope

Pierce County Parks and Recreation are interested in building strong local and regional interest and profitability of our two golf courses. The County is seeking a long-term operating partner that will bring operational expertise, innovation, financial strength, and a willingness to invest in the continued success of Chambers Bay and Lake Spanaway. Proposals should identify opportunities for operator-funded, jointly funded, or other innovative capital investment and revenue-growth strategies. We are seeking a highly skilled and qualified golf management organization to operate, maintain, market, and enhance Chambers Bay Golf Course and Lake Spanaway Golf Course. The County's objectives include increasing rounds and local participation; securing regional, national, and international tournaments; maximizing sustainable revenues and operating efficiencies; maintaining high-quality course conditions and customer service; and supporting long-term capital reinvestment in the County's golf facilities. Our current management company’s contract is expiring and as a public facility, Pierce County ensures that a fair and competitive process is open to all qualified and interested parties. Through this process, we expect to obtain the most qualified golf management company who will deliver the best in service delivery and profitability to the citizens of Pierce County.

Contract/Solicitation #: 2026-RFP-246

Type: RFP Template - BL

Department: Parks and Recreation

Timeline

  1. Posted

    Oct 16, 2026

  2. Status

    Open now

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