Site work and new construction of a swimming pool in Saint Louis, Missouri. Completed plans call for the construction of a swimming pool; and for site work for a swimming pool.

The City of Shrewsbury, Missouri, through its Parks and Recreation Department, is seeking professional services to conduct a feasibility study for the Shrewsbury Aquatic Center. The RFQ outlines the project background, scope of services, and submission requirements. Question Deadline 02/20/2026 at 4:00 PM CT Questions regarding the RFQ may be directed to Mr. Buck via email at Cbuck@shrewsburymo.gov. ThisRequest for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Shrewsbury Aquatic Center feasibility study invites statements of qualifications (SOQs) according to the requirements set forth in the RFQ. The City of Shrewsbury will review and evaluate the SOQs to establish a short list of firms to interview for this project. In no event will the City of Shrewsbury be liable for any costs incurred by any respondent or any other party in developing or submitting a SOQ. Purpose The City of Shrewsbury is undertaking a feasibility study to determine the most viable path forward for the redevelopment of its existing outdoor aquatic center. The study will focus on options for rebuilding aquatic recreational features, evaluating renovation of the pools vs. complete replacement, evaluating renovation of pool and pump houses vs complete replacement, and incorporating sustainable programming and financial models. Identify funding mechanisms, conduct public input and have a clear communications strategy that is an essential component of this type of study. Feasibility Study Budget Not to exceed $35,000 acility & Design Scope o Assess the current condition of all aquatic systems, including building structures, to determine feasibility of renovation versus replacement. o Develop two simple concept plans and one expanded concept, with the following parameters: o All concepts may include aquatic recreational features with minimal ongoing yearly maintenance such as splash pads, children's pool, lazy river, and slides. o The pump house and bath house will be renovated or replaced based on evaluation. o Concepts should prioritize staffing efficiency and minimize lifeguard requirements, while maintaining a similar total water surface where possible. Community Engagement Process Phase 1: Stakeholder Engagement o Conduct targeted outreach with a stakeholder group that may include: o Pool pass holders o Shrewsbury Residents o Known frequent users of the current facility o Program participants o Staff o Gather input to inform concept development and establish priorities for programming and features. Phase 2: Community Survey o Prepare and administer a community-wide survey to: o Gauge willingness to pay for enhancements presented in concept plans. o Understand broader resident priorities and support for the project. o Survey results will be used to shape funding strategy and guide long-term planning. Communications & Messaging o Work in coordination with City staff to maintain a city-controlled message throughout the project. o Support communications strategy by developing: o Key messaging for use in FAQs, press materials, and City web content o Presentation materials for Council and public meetings o Visual and narrative materials that clarify the concept options and financial implications