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This Solicitation opportunity from Virginia was posted on May 21, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy (Construction)

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26-232-2230State & Local

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The contract involves the construction of a comprehensive public safety training academy for the City of Chesapeake, designed to serve police, fire, and sheriff personnel. This multifaceted facility includes a variety of specialized training structures and areas, such as Class A burn buildings, confined space and trench rescue props, drafting pits, a multiuse drill tower with active threat scenarios, fire simulation buildings, a flashover simulator, and a range of training pads including driver training, extrication, and fire simulation. Additional features include K9 training zones, law enforcement and fire training buildings, urban search and rescue storage, simulators for rail car and tanker truck emergencies, and outdoor classroom spaces. The academy is organized into two primary quadrants: one focused on academic and classroom buildings, and the other dedicated to outdoor training facilities designed with a suburban street grid to mimic real-world environments. The facility is accessed primarily via an existing road from South Battlefield Boulevard and includes a secondary entrance from Saint Brides Road. Landscaping with trees, lawns, and shrubs enhances the campus environment, while parking is strategically located near different training clusters for convenience. Noise reduction measures such as landscape berms buffer high-sound areas like the driver training pad and firing range. The site is secured with fencing and gated entrances that use controlled access systems to ensure safety. The project also incorporates infrastructure elements such as a self-contained sanitary sewer system and drainage field. Managed by the City's Public Works agency, the solicitation for this construction contract has a deadline for responses on July 27, 2026, and the project management team is available for contact to provide further details.

General Info

Construction of Chesapeake public safety training academy with specialized facilities, security, and infrastructure.

Agency

Virginia → Public WorksView Agency

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

VA, USA

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Documents

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IFB 260507 Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy Construction Documents Volume I

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Project Drawings Set #9 - KFT FID Drawings

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CPSTA Building C Statement of Special Inspections

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IFB Volume III Construction Documents Project Manual Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy

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Project_Drawings_Set_#1_-_Sitework.pdf

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IFB 26-232-2230 Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy Construction Documents Volume I

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IFB 26-232-2230 Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy Volume I of III

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Bid Pricing Detail Excel Set

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Project_Drawings_Set_#6_-_Fire_Training_Building.pdf

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Project Drawings Set #2 - Class A Burn Building

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Project Drawings Set #3 - Storage Buildings Chesapeake Public Safety Academy

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IFB 260507 Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy Volume I of III Project Manual

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Project Drawings Set #7 - Law Enforcement Chesapeake Public Safety Academy

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Project_Drawings_Set_#4_-_Classroom_Building.pdf

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CPSTA Buildings B, E, D, L, P, S, T Statement of Special Inspections

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IFB Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy Volume II Construction Documents

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Project Drawings Set #5 - Drill Tower Chesapeake Public Safety Academy

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IFB 26-232-2230 Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy Construction Documents Volume I

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IFB 26-232-2230 Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy Construction Documents Volume I

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CPSTA Burn Building & Drill Tower Statement of Special Inspections

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IFB 26-232-2230 Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy Volume I of III Project Manual

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Project Drawings Set #8 - Outdoor Classrooms

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IFB 26-232-2230 Chesapeake Public Safety Training Academy Volume I of III

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AgencyVirginia → Public Works
Contacts2 people available
OfficeChesapeake, VA, 23320, USA
Organization / Agency
Virginia → Public Works
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Office AddressChesapeake, VA, 23320, USA
Contacts
Kevin BrookshireProject Manager
Suzan SadlerProcurement Specialist II

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Full Description

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The work under this project consists of a public safety academy for the City of Chesapeake's Police, Fire and Sheriff staff. The academy includes a Class A burn building, a Class A burn material storage, a classroom building, a confined space platform/trench rescue prop, a confined space equipment storage building, drafting pits, a multiuse drill tower with an active threat layouts, a rooftop simulator and gas burn props, a driver training pad, a dumpster pad, an extrication pad, a fire simulation pad, a fire training building, a flashover simulator, a K9 training area, a lawfit obstacle course, a law enforcement training building, Liquid Propane (LP) tanks, mobile props, an outdoor classroom building, an outdoor classroom/cone storage building, a police muster pad, a rail car simulator, a sheriff muster pad, shoring/Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) equipment storage, a tanker truck simulator, an underground containment tank, an urban search and rescue area and a wet BMP training pond. The facility will be served by a self-contained sanitary sewer and drain field, also included in the Work. The The academy is developed in two distinct quads – one with the academic/classroom buildings and another with outdoor training facilities. The primary access to the training facility utilizes the existing access road from South Battlefield Boulevard that currently provides access to the existing fire station and police precinct. As staff and visitors approach the academy training facilities, they are welcomed with a tree-line street that leads to the academy training facilities and classroom buildings. Parking areas are conveniently located near each cluster of buildings and activity areas. Outdoor spaces, including the classroom quad, are distinguished by lawn, trees, and associated understory shrubs – helping to balance the built-form/buildings and hardscape areas. The outdoor training facilities are laid out in a suburban street grid to replicate real world scenarios commonly found in the region. The driver training pad and indoor firing range facilities are located at the west side of the training facility area and are further buffered from the remainder of the site via landscape berms to reduce high sound levels. There is also a secondary access to the training center area via Saint Brides Road. To keep the academy facilities safe, the area is enclosed by fences with the two secured entrance areas with gates that can be opened via keycard/access codes by registered users. See Attached

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