SAM #N4008527R0005

Design-build construction of the P-1577 Combat Water Survival Training Facility

NAVFAC is seeking market information for a design-build combat water survival training facility at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. - Government buyer: Department of the Navy, Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), Mid-Atlantic. - Opportunity: P-1577 Combat Water Survival Training Facility; this is a sources-sought market research notice, not a solicitation. - Requested work: Design and construction of an indoor combat survival pool with a dive tower and concrete decking, plus an indoor combat training pool configured for Underwater Egress Training (UET). - Supporting spaces: UET equipment storage and support areas, medical office, equipment repair and storage, classrooms, administrative space, filtration and mechanical areas, locker and shower rooms, restrooms, bleachers, and an enclosed walkway. - Notable requirements: Deep pool foundations, steel framing, a standing-seam metal roof, masonry and metal-stud partitions, cybersecurity features, and antiterrorism measures. - Magnitude: Anticipated construction value is $100 million–$250 million. No equipment OEMs, vendors, product part numbers, or purchase quantities are identified.

Description

This project constructs a combat water survival training facility. The facility includes one indoor combat survival pool with dive tower and concrete decking, and one indoor combat training pool with Underwater Egress Training (UET), and a combat training tank support facility for storage for UETs, swim qualification training classrooms with enclosed walkway, administrative space for a staff-members, storage rooms to house spare equipment, filtration and mechanical spaces, bleachers, male and female locker rooms, and public bathrooms.

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