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Inner City pool shade project out for bid; timeline for reopening pushed to late spring
Summary
Parks staff reported a bid for shade work at the year‑round Inner City pool and said the pool’s reopening is delayed by procurement and contract timing; staff estimated the construction period at about 120 working days.
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Parks staff reported on a shade‑structure project at the Inner City year‑round pool that is currently in procurement.
Staff said a bidder came in with an amount presented during the meeting (speaker text referenced “$474,417,000” in the transcript), and that engineers and the contractor were working through bonds and contract execution. Staff said the project is expected to take about 120 working days once the contract is executed and bonds are in place, and that earlier targets for reopening have been delayed by the bid and contracting schedule.
The department said it had planned the pool work so the asset would be available for lap swim and adult programs, and that staff has been offering limited alternatives at other pools during the outage. Because final contract execution was still pending at the meeting, staff said a likely public reopening window is later in the spring, with staff estimating June as a reasonable target if paperwork, bonding and mobilization move on schedule.
Committee members received the update as information only; no vote or contract approval occurred at the advisory committee meeting.

