Swift Recreation builds the places communities play across Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi — and backs it with contracts, cooperatives and credentials you can verify. Every item below links to its source.
In January 2026, the Little Rock Board of Directors authorized a contract with Swift Recreation to rebuild the Allsopp Park playground — a project capped at $526,148, priced through Swift’s TIPS cooperative agreements. A public body, a public record, a real build.
The contracts and cooperative agreements below link to the public records and registries behind them. Capability items link to Swift’s own documentation. Nothing is inflated to fill space.
In January 2026, the City of Little Rock authorized a contract with Swift Recreation to rebuild the Allsopp Park playground — a project not to exceed $526,148, priced through its TIPS cooperative agreements.
Swift holds TIPS cooperative purchasing contracts #24070201 and #24070202 for playground equipment and installation — with renewals running through September 2027, public buyers can purchase without running their own bid.
Because Swift’s TIPS contracts meet EDGAR procurement requirements, schools and agencies can buy with federal grant dollars — including ESSER and similar funding — with the paperwork already in order.
A single source for Little Tikes Commercial, Wabash Valley, ICON, Ultra Play, No Fault, Zeager, Southern Turf, Modern Shade, Greenfields, MyTCoat, EZ Dock and more — structures, surfacing, shade and site amenities.
Swift handles the whole project — design and layout, safety surfacing, installation and ongoing maintenance — so a community deals with one accountable partner from first sketch to final inspection.
From poured-in-place rubber and bonded rubber mulch to padded synthetic turf and engineered wood fiber — Swift matches the right safety surface to each site, budget and accessibility need.
Swift designs inclusive playgrounds that welcome every child — including projects for the Mississippi Schools for the Deaf and Blind — built around its mission of safe, inclusive and engaging play.
From the City of Little Rock to Louisiana parishes and school districts across the Gulf South, public agencies choose Swift Recreation to build the places their communities play.
A featured affiliate partner of K12 Academics, the education-resource network online since 2004 and reaching families in 185 countries every month.
Behind the contracts is the work itself: durable commercial structures, engineered safety surfacing, and custom playgrounds shaped to each community.
A BBB-accredited, cooperative-contracted, turnkey playground partner — trusted by cities, parishes and schools across the Gulf South.
A real public contract.
Renewals through Sept.
Accredited business.
The Allsopp Park contract (up to $526,148) is documented in a City of Little Rock Board resolution adopted January 6, 2026; the TIPS cooperative contracts #24070201 and #24070202 (playground equipment & installation, renewals through September 2027) are listed on the TIPS/Pavilion portal. Partner brands, turnkey service, surfacing options and inclusive-play capabilities are as published by Swift Recreation. BBB rating as displayed on swiftrecllc.com.