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Parks commission staff say RFQ released for recreation center and pool; City Council review set for April 28

Parks and Recreation Commission · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Staff reported that the Construction Manager at Risk Request for Qualifications for the Recreation Center and indoor pool has been released; the schedule calls for RFQ review, selection, an RFP, interviews and a recommendation to the City Council on April 28.

Sherri Proud, a staff member with the Parks and Recreation Department, told the commission on March 9 that the Construction Manager at Risk Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Recreation Center and indoor pool project has been released.

"The Construction Manager at Risk Request for Qualifications has been released," the minutes record Proud saying. Proud outlined the planned procurement schedule: RFQ review, selection of qualified firms, release of a Request for Proposal, interviews and a staff recommendation to the City Council for consideration at the April 28 meeting.

The minutes do not record a formal motion, vote or an amended schedule at the commission meeting. They list the RFQ release as an update and indicate the next procedural milestone is staff recommendation to City Council on April 28; the minutes do not specify whether the recommendation will include a preferred firm or a funding request.

No dollar figures, bid timelines beyond the described steps, or accompanying procurement documents were included in the minutes. The meeting record shows the commission continued other business and adjourned at 8:20 p.m.