District of Columbia Government Recreation Centers and Playgrounds

The Kalorama Park project, located in Ward 1 of Washington, DC, is a collaborative initiative between the Department of General Services (DGS) and the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR). The project focuses on renovating the 3-acre park grounds to address deficiencies from previous works, as well as to manage erosion and water runoff issues. Notable improvements include site-work, tree protection, storm-water management, and enhancements to landscaping and hardscaping. The project, which commenced in May 2014 and was completed in Summer 2016, had a total budget of $1.95 million allocated for anti-erosion measures, landscaping, and the construction of a new playground. Generated from the website

The Office of Contracting and Procurement (OCP) in Washington, DC, serves as the primary agency for managing the city's contracting and procurement activities. It provides resources and support for vendors, ensuring transparency and accountability in the procurement process while facilitating the reuse and sale of surplus government property. OCP also offers a range of services, including automated procurement applications, e-invoicing capabilities, and a comprehensive transparency portal to enhance public access to contract information. The agency is dedicated to fostering a responsive procurement environment through workshops, training opportunities, and an emphasis on sustainable purchasing practices. Generated from the website