Olympic Pool Re-plastering Project

  • Project typeReplaster
  • Project value$1,503,973.76
  • Project scheduleMarch 2026
  • Contractor nameLee-sure Pools
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Purpose

The Larry R. Walkup Aquatic Center was built in the late 1980s, and while other maintenance projects have taken place in recent years, the plaster shell of the Olympic Pool is the original surface from when it was built. Plaster pool shells are designed to have a lifespan of 15 – 20 years; the plaster shell of the Olympic Pool is well beyond its life expectancy and is showing its age.

Currently, the scope of work will include, but is not limited to:

  • Removing the old material from the Olympic pool,
  • Removing and replacing rebar if exposed in the Olympic pool,
  • Re-plastering the Olympic pool,
  • Addressing the tow ledge in the Olympic pool,
  • Installing anchor cups in the Olympic pool,
  • Removing and replacing pool lights in the Olympic pool,
  • Removing and replacing the starting blocks in the Olympic pool,
  • Removing and replacing pool tile in the Olympic and Therapy pools,
  • Removing and replacing handrails in the Olympic and Therapy pools, and
  • Installing depth markers and “no diving” tiles for the Olympic and Therapy pools.
Summary

The Olympic Pool has an aging surface that needs to be replaced, along with other aging items that will be addressed during this project. 

 

 

Contact details

Manuel Martinez
505-663-3430

Location

2760 Canyon Road, White Rock, NM 87544  View Map

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