Renovation of a mixed-use development in Windsor, Connecticut. Design plans call for the renovation of a swimming pool.

As of August 3, 2022, this project is still in design. Information regarding the bidding and construction schedules has not been disclosed. *The closed solicitation has been included below for reference: The Town of Windsor solicits proposals from qualified consulting engineering firms to provide design services for the repairs and improvements to two aquatic facilities (Facilities) in Windsor, CT. The intent of this project is to address deficiencies highlighted in a report prepared by Weston & Sampson, dated February 2017. The report mentions repairs to pools, pool decks, bathhouses, MEP components, etc. at Goslee and Welch Park Pools. This report is available on Town of Windsor's Website under Resources / RFP's. All work performed under the contract between the Town of Windsor and the firm shall be under the direction of professional engineers licensed by the State of Connecticut. Questions regarding this RFQ / RFP may be directed to Whit Przech, Facilities Manager, at (860) 285-1870 or email; przech@townofwindsorct.com Two aquatic facilities, owned by the Town of Windsor, are outdated and require repairs and improvements in order to bring those facilities into compliance with present codes and continue functioning in an acceptable manner. The Goslee and Welch Aquatic Facilities are located at 685 Windsor Avenue and 45 Niles Road, respectively, in Windsor, Connecticut. The facilities include swimming pools / wading pools for water recreation, picnic areas, a playscape, and locker room shower restroom facilities. There is substantial community involvement in the pool's programs, including seasonal memberships, swimming lessons, summer camps, adult swim and 3 general recreation. In all, the aquatic facilities attract broad ages across all population groups in town. Welch Pool was constructed in the mid 1970's. The facility has been renovated through its tenure with a fiberglass reinforced PVC liner. Recent improvements have been made to the pumping and filtration systems. The facility is open to open swim, swim classes, and various other recreational actives. Goslee pool was constructed in the early 2000's, but the building dates back to the 1960's. The facility was renovated in the early 2000's which includes a new main pool, new wading pool and splash features, and renovations to the pool and deck. Recent improvements have been made to the pumping and filtration systems. The facility is currently programmed the same as the Welch Pool. A study of the Welch and Goslee facilities was prepared in 2017. The study addressed code analysis, bath house building and filter rooms, existing piping, circulation, chemical treatment, and filtration systems. The report also highlighted appropriate repairs for the main swimming pools and wading pools. It defined cost estimates and master planning for capital upgrades containing pertinent information on pool replacement cost, recommended repairs and cost, a conclusion and summary of recommendations. The selected Consultant will provide comprehensive architectural and engineering services (including Civil, MEP, Structural,) for the preparation of the design of improvements to the facilities, deliverables and fee proposal for their services. The Consultant will work closely with Town Park & Recreation staff to define a finite scope of work. The Town of Windsor reserves the right to reject any or all of the qualification packages submitted. The Town of Windsor reserves the right to negotiate the fee for this work and to award the work to the firm that best meets the requirements set forth by the Town. The method of contractor selection has not been determined at this time.