What kind of circuitry should I use for a high amperage industrial motor?

I'm looking to power this motor,https://www.amazon.com/Simer-3415P-Spinkler-System-Pump/dp/B009ZTV15Ubut I am unsure of the kind of circuitry I need. I've looked at solid state relays as well as magnetic motor starters, and I'm getting a bit confused on what I really can use with this. I have a 300A supply feed powering many other pumps too, so I was also worried about effects of inrush current but I did not want to spend too much on a soft starter if it is not needed. Right now, I plan on using a contactor with overload relay and properly sized circuit breaker, but I'd like to know if just a solid state relay would suffice and whether a soft starter or a thermistor is needed to control inrush. I'd really appreciate a recommended schematic for this motor. I'm also powering DC motors like this https://www.amazon.com/Everflo-EF5500-Diaphragm-Boxed-Ports/dp/B007ZQZLJCand am much less sure about proper operation for them, so would appreciate help with this also.

You don't say what your power source is.  And, you are comparing a 230 V AC motor that will draw up to about 10 A AC, and a 12 V DC motor that will draw up to 17 ADC.  Let's assume  you already have a 220 to 240 VAC supply.  You can simply connect the Simer 230 VAC motor across the line using a properly rated switch, contactor or solid-state relay and fuse or circuit breaker.  The need for a soft-start circuit depends on how vulnerable the rest of your system is to the effect of in-rush (voltage brown out?).  You could even use a variable speed drive instead for ultimate control of in-rush (and, by the way, motor speed).
For the Everflo 12 VDC motor you will need a DC power supply to convert from 230 VAC to 12 VDC.  It could be as simple as a step-down transformer, a full-wave rectifier and a smoothing capacitor.Best,JD