The City of Anaheim, California is a beautiful place to not just live, but visit as well. Home to sprawling beaches and theme parks, it is a vacation paradise for families to spend time with each other. The California sun makes every destination a vacation spot, but perhaps none more than Disneyland Park in the heart of Anaheim. The magic that occurs there has made families happy for generations and is sure to do the same for generations to come, but despite the fun a Disney adult may have, sometimes older people need some true adult time. Yes, there are clubs and bars and concerts that Anaheim has, but for residents the allure of fun does not have to be limited to tourist attractions.
Perhaps one of the most glaring differences between humans is how they choose to have fun. Some go out to clubs whereas some read a book while others may just go for a walk with a close friend. However, there are others who make their way to a shooting range. Understandably, guns scare most people, but to some, there's nothing like the smell of gunpowder and the aching muscles that come from shooting a gun. Just you, and the target in front of you, with the only competition being yourself and your aim. Coupled with the variety of both guns and targets that can be available, it can feel similar to a real-life video game. It may not be for everyone, but the gun range is a pastime that for those who enjoy it, is hard to beat, and a growing one at that. Shooting ranges are opening up all over the country, meaning the necessary safety measures and tools required are also increasing. Anaheim desires the services of a qualified contractor who is able to provide firing range bullet trap and target retrieval system services, firing range cleaning, and hazardous waste disposal. In the Country of Guns and Freedom, it is important to remember that safety and clean up is still necessary and much needed.
The Orange County city does have an online questions and answers deadline at August 7, 2024 at 2:00 PM PDT, but the actual bid closes on August 14, 2:00 PM PDT. To submit questions and to find out more information, click here or contact Esther Robles at 714-765-4093 or email at erobles@anaheim.net.