RFB-26-18 Parks – Pennyrile Forest Lodge Pool Upgrades
RFB-26-18 Parks – Pennyrile Forest Lodge Pool Upgrades
Project Manager Name: Dwayne
Brown
Phone: (502) 782-0315
Email: Dwayne.Brown@ky.gov
Estimate: $172,680.00
Estimated Length of Project:
90 (Substantial Completion) + 30 (Final Completion)
This Work includes the removal of existing ceramic tile on pool wall at the Lodge Pool. Record drawings indicate there is a 1-1/2″ mortar bed beneath the tile that should also be removed to expose the original concrete pool shell. Existing coping on the Lodge Pool and the Wading Pool will be cleaned using dustless blasting, removed and reinstalled. The concrete pool shell of the Lodge Pool and Wading Pool will be stripped of existing paint down to bare concrete using dustless blasting. The Contractor shall test the dustless blasting medium on a 2 square foot area of the shell to confirm effective stripping without damaging the concrete shell. The concrete pool shell of the Lodge Pool and Wading Pool will patched and resurfaced as necessary to provide a flat, smooth floated finish using two-part polymer reinforced cementitious overlay. The concrete pool shell of the Lodge Pool and the Wading Pool will be coated with a two-part, two coat epoxy high build system. This system will also be applied to the mushroom water feature in the Wading Pool, after its surface is stripped of existing paint. The mild steel bolts, washers, and nuts at the cap of the mushroom water feature in the Wading Pool will be replaced with 304 stainless steel bolts, washers, and nuts. The existing main drain covers in the Lodge Pool and Wading Pool will be replaced with new VGB compliant covers. Equalizer fittings in the Lodge Pool wall will be replaced with VGB compliant fittings. The existing drain lines of the Lodge Pool and the Wading Pool will be pressure tested for leaks. All existing skimmers will receive new weirs and float valves. The main drains at the wading pool will be re-piped below the deck to be in true parallel. The sealant in the expansion joints at the concrete pool deck will be removed, the joints cleaned, and new pourable sealant with backer tape installed. The entire concrete pool deck, the concrete pool area walls, and the stone masonry pool area walls will be pressure cleaned and treated with anti-fungal sealer. Several areas of the concrete pool deck have spalled or deteriorated and will be resurfaced using two-part polymer reinforced cementitious overlay. Several aluminum fence post bases will be reset in concrete pool deck. New depth markers will be installed on the vertical pool wall surface at both the Lodge Pool and Wading Pool, depth markers on the concrete deck at both pools will remain. The underwater pool lights at the Lodge Pool will receive new LED bulbs, new lens gaskets, new trim rings, and wet niche potting compound at the conduit penetration and grounding lug.
Project Location: Dawson Springs
