Combat Water Survival Training Facility, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California
The project provides accommodations for Mandatory Annual Swim Qualifications, Water Survival Training and Underwater Egress Training for more than 8,000 Marines and Sailors that operate within the 21 Area. The project contains a 10,608 square foot support facility for the Modular Amphibious and Submerged Vehicle Egress Training (MAET/SVET) storage and maintenance, locker/showers/toilets, laundry room, break room, lifeguard room, exam room, and utility/mechanical support areas for two pools/tanks at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California.
The project also includes a 13,455 square foot outdoor combat training tank, Underwater Egress Training (UET) tank, and 12‐ton jib crane. The facility is enclosed by a high free‐standing concrete masonry unit (CMU) wall with separate gates for entry into each pool deck and a vehicle gate for entry into the UET deck.
Design Build
Contract Type
Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton
Location
RQ
Designer of Record
$29M
Project Value
Design personnel cultivating customer relationships by working directly with the customer to understand their requirements and then implement requirements into the design while displaying the highest business acumen and teamwork. The Design personnel were cooperative and respectful while keeping communication open and transparent.