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The Pasco Public Facilities District reviewed Aquatic Center construction budget projections and identified roughly 2 million in combined surplus funds from interest earnings and construction savings that could be used for project-related expenditures. As part of “Betterments – Round 7,” the Owner’s Representative outlined options for a third slide on the existing tower or a separate outdoor slide tower with a racing slide, including estimated costs, operational impacts, staffing implications, and projected attendance benefits, with installation envisioned during an off‑season period. The board did not approve a specific option yet, instead directing staff to continue pursuing updated pricing and additional information on the outdoor slide tower alternative for future consideration. This creates a pre‑RFP opportunity for aquatic design firms, specialty slide manufacturers, contractors, and related vendors to help shape scope, pricing, and phasing for the use of surplus funds. A useful next conversation would focus on refined concepts, lifecycle costs, revenue projections, and how improvements could be scheduled and delivered without disrupting operations after the June 2026 opening.
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$2,000,000Apr 28, 2026The Board agenda for June 16, 2026 lists “Betterments Round 7: Slide Tower” with a motion to adopt the project betterments and authorize the Executive Director to execute a change order with Bouten Construction for an amount not to exceed 2,140,000. This would add an external slide tower as a high-priority betterment to the new Pasco Aquatic Center project, using current available funding and anticipated savings. The motion language shows the Board still needs to formally approve this scope and funding before the change order is executed, so details and pricing could still be refined. This is commercially relevant for firms that provide specialty water slides, structural design, theming, safety systems, and associated MEP work, as they may subcontract under Bouten or partner on future phases. A useful next conversation is with project leadership and Bouten to understand final tower specifications, schedule, and any remaining design, fabrication, or installation needs.
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$2,140,000Jun 16, 2026Pasco School District has completed a competitive bid process for Career and Technical Education (CTE) classroom enhancements at Chiawana High School, funded by the district’s construction bond sales. Two bids were received, and on June 23, 2026, the board considered Resolution 1069 to accept the low base bid of 419,017 and authorize a construction contract with MH Construction. This means the prime contractor for the CTE tenant improvement is now effectively selected and will move into contract execution and build-out. For vendors, the core construction work is decided, but there may still be opportunities around specialty CTE equipment, furnishings, technology integration, safety systems, and future bond‑funded projects, and MH Construction is now confirmed as the local incumbent for this type of work at Chiawana.
Contract Award
$419,017Jun 23, 2026The May 2026 PPFD claims register shows significant technology purchases for the Aquatic Center, including Cisco C9300 switches with 5‑year licenses and UPS systems from Compunet, Meraki MS130-24P switch and licenses, and fiber network installation by Telco Wiring & Repair. These items fall under “New Technology Hardware >5000,” “Technology Software < 5000,” and “Const Other Prof Services,” indicating active deployment of core network, power protection, and cloud-managed switching. These expenditures mean prime IT vendors and models for the facility have been selected and funded, with implementation underway as construction advances. This intelligence is valuable for vendors offering complementary systems such as Wi‑Fi, VoIP, physical security integration, monitoring, and long-term support. It also informs potential lifecycle and refresh timing about five years out, when licenses and hardware support are likely to be renewed or upgraded.
Contract Award
$111,358Jun 16, 2026Sageview High School’s FFA chapter has board approval to conduct a 2026 Officer Retreat from August 3–5, 2026, at Elk Ridge Campground Lodge in Naches, WA, with six students attending. The cost is estimated at 1,030, funded through CTE transportation and FFA lodging and meals budgets, and the itinerary emphasizes leadership activities, planning, and team bonding. Although this is a small, already-approved trip, it highlights active FFA programming and CTE-supported leadership development. Vendors in agricultural education resources, leadership curricula, CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organization) supports, or virtual/hybrid enrichment can use this as context to approach FFA and CTE staff about broader programming, competition prep, and curriculum or equipment needs. However, there is no immediate new procurement indicated for this specific retreat.
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