Demolition, site work, renovation and addition to an educational facility in Waterford, Virginia. Completed plans call for the addition of a educational facility; for the demolition of a educational facility; for the renovation of a educational facility; and for site work for a educational facility.

https://www.spartnerships.com/pipeline/current/pipeline.html Virginia public school district approves $1.5 billion capital improvement plan Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS), Virginia, approved its $1.5 billion five-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) during its Dec. 10 meeting. The updated CIP builds on the previous plan, dedicating an additional $176.1 million in new project funding between Fiscal Years 2026 and 2031. The plan splits its funding between three project categories: sustainment, new capacity and improvements. For FY 2026, LCPS will allocate: $94.6 million for sustainment projects. $63.9 million for new capacity projects. $17.6 million for improvement projects. A major inclusion is the district’s Capital Asset Preservation Program (CAPP), which has its own budget annually updated and was adopted as part of the larger CIP. The CAPP addresses maintenance and facility system component replacement, which supports overall building operation and sustainability. The latest CIP allocates $48 million for these projects, which will cover: Electrical systems such as clocks, fire alarms, generators, lighting and switchgears. Mechanical systems including chillers, control systems, HVAC equipment and cooling towers. Plumbing systems including boilers, grease traps and water heaters. Resurfacing projects for asphalt/concrete, poured-in-place playgrounds, tennis courts and running tracks. Roofing. Structure-related projects such as bleachers, doors, elevators, flooring, painting, turf fields and windows. Over the next year, the district will prioritize improving energy efficiency, buying land and renewing essential school systems. Outstanding investments include $40 million to acquire land, property and conduct due diligence; $17 million to renew critical systems; $12 million to support energy conservation and efficiency projects; and $10.3 million to replace school buses. The largest standalone project, receiving $18.1 million, will be the renovation and addition at Waterford Elementary School. Anticipated to open in 2027, the district will renovate and build a 14,000-20,000 square foot addition to the building. The expansion will feature a multipurpose room, four classrooms and ancillary spaces. Renovations will cover the facility’s cafeteria, kitchen and office areas. The completed project will remove all modular classrooms from the site. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Question Deadline 05/19/2026 at 3:00 PM ET Requests for additional information or clarification of specifications must be sent via the LCPS Electronic Bidding System The Project: The Project is generally comprised of, but not limited to, the following work: 1. This project provides for the renovation of and addition to Waterford Elementary School. The scope will include phased construction to maintain the current school operations throughout construction. The existing property is located at 15513 Loyalty Road in Waterford, Virginia (PIN 303-18-4199) and is approximately 10.6 acres. 2. The addition is planned for 19,000 SF to include a multipurpose room, six (6) grade-level classrooms and one (1) new Art classroom as well as other ancillary spaces to serve student capacity of 350 students. The renovation is approximately 21,000 SF and includes all existing spaces in the current school. The building serves students in Kindergarten through grade five (5). 3. Sitework is expected to include but not be limited to: Earthwork including potential rock On-site travel-ways and parking improvements Stormwater management including underground detention facilities Wet and dry underground utilities Site lighting Site signage and pavement markings Curb, sidewalks, exterior stairs, trails, and paving Landscaping and hardscaping Fencing Erosion and sediment controls