Grant Pool Repairs Fort Leavenworth

The contract for Grant Pool Repairs at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, encompasses a comprehensive renovation of the pool facility located in Buildings 155 and 166, aimed at restoring full operational integrity and compliance with modern safety and structural standards. The scope includes replacing the existing pool supply and return plumbing with a new overflow gutter system, sealing all legacy penetrations to ensure watertight integrity, and installing a new in-ground horizontal filtration system in place of the outdated sand filters. Electrical upgrades involve replacing and relocating the main panel and pool pump motor disconnect, along with repairing and upgrading damaged conduit and wiring beneath the deck, adding new conduit and conductors, CPVC piping, and chemical house conduit. Additional work includes installing a new slide water supply line, repairing the telecom line, replacing pool deck drains and the fencing, installing a new chemical house exhaust fan and intake louver, replacing underwater lights, bathhouse windowpanes, the storage room door, building gutters, repairing bathhouse tile, and installing a new trench drain in the mechanical yard. The project culminates in the installation of a commercial-grade exposed aggregate pool liner, subject to strict performance criteria including compressive strength of at least 4,500 psi, flexural strength of 700 psi, water absorption below 6%, and a minimum bond strength of 150 psi to the bond coat, with slip resistance per ASTM C1028 and specific water chemistry parameters during startup. The work must adhere to Unified Facilities Criteria, the National Electric Code (NEC 2023), IBC, IPC, OSHA standards, and the Secretary of the Interior’s Preservation Standards due to the site's location within a National Landmark Historic District. All contractors must comply with special requirements including the submission of detailed shop drawings, as-built drawings in both paper and digital AutoCAD formats, three paper and three digital copies of Operation and Maintenance manuals organized by system, manufacturer warranties for all equipment, material certifications for HDPE, steel frame, and NSF-60 certified sand, and hydrostatic and operational test reports. A Site-Specific Safety Plan must be the first submittal, and compliance with Army Corps EM 385-1-1 and other safety directives is mandatory. Daily inspection reports and continuous quality control programs are required, with full system commissioning to be witnessed by the Government. The contractor must designate a Project Manager as a direct liaison to the Contracting Officer’s Representative within 10 days of award,