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Published July 21, 2025 at 8:00 PM
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Site work and new construction of a mixed-use development in Norfolk, Virginia. Completed plans call for the construction of a conference / convention center; library; fitness / recreation center; and swimming pool.
The Project includes the design and construction of a new Combination Recreation and Library Facility at the site of the current Norfolk Fitness and Wellness Center (NFWC) at 7300 Newport Avenue in Norfolk, Virginia. The Project will be the first of its kind in Norfolk. This new center combines two independent municipal departments into one. Under one roof, typical features of a recreation center; aquatics and fitness, will coexist with a library, youth programs, and shared gathering areas. These interior programs will be complemented by shared outdoor amenities, taking full advantage of the available grounds and natural features. Being the first of its kind in this area, initial involvement is required from stakeholders who will be involved in daily programming and operations of the new department, and guidance from a design-build team with relevant experience is critical to develop collaborative, efficient use of the building. Such input is necessary in ensuring these two departments can maximize the benefits of coexisting. The Project includes a library, fitness area, a gymnasium, a game room, meeting rooms, and indoor pools, and a lazy river. The total programmed Gross Square Footage (GSF) is planned at just under 110,000 GSF, with a total project budget of $68 million including design, construction, permitting, utilities, and other soft costs. The existing NFWC, including a building, parking, and outdoor recreational amenities currently occupy the site. The City is interested in a cost-effective approach to design, which may or may not include the reuse of some or all of the existing building. The green space in the northwest corner of the site is highly regarded by the community, and the creek that borders the south and east sides of the site presents a unique amenity. It is a priority to maintain the continuity of existing NFWC programs within the existing building, to the maximum extent feasible, during construction. It is anticipated that the site entrances will continue to be from Newport Avenue As of July 21,2025 construction is underway. A general contractor have been selected. Subcontractor bidding is expected to be handled privately
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$68,000,000.00
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