John Muir High School Athletic Facilities Modernization Project

The John Muir High School Athletic Facilities Modernization Project is a campus-wide improvement initiative led by the Pasadena Unified School District to bring athletic infrastructure into compliance with California Interscholastic Federation regulations and ADA standards. The project encompasses upgrades to the gymnasium, including new interior finishes and modernized shower facilities, replacement of the existing pool with a new 40-meter pool, and enhancements to the baseball and football fields. New amenities include ADA-compliant bleacher seating, dedicated team rooms for home and visiting teams, and modern restrooms located along the track and field area. Site-wide improvements involve the replacement and upgrade of essential utilities such as water, sewer, storm drainage, and electrical systems, alongside the reconstruction of parking facilities and broader campus-wide accessibility upgrades. All work is confined to the existing campus boundaries at 1905 Lincoln Avenue in Pasadena, with no expansion of student or staff capacity planned. The project is being executed under California Environmental Quality Act categorical exemptions, specifically Classes 1, 2, 11, and 14, which affirm that the improvements involve minor alterations to existing facilities without significant environmental impact. While the agency has identified key personnel and location details, no contract value, funding identifiers, or formal procurement clauses are specified in the available documentation, and the solicitation remains in forecast status without a defined timeline, submission deadline, or contract type. Primary point of contact for the project is Michael Dunning, Director of Facilities, M&O, and Transportation, who serves as the main administrative liaison for inquiries.