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Kennewick High School

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New Kennewick High School Front

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Kennewick High Construction Footage - July 2019
Kennewick High Construction Footage – August 2019

Project Information:

Location: Existing campus at 500 S. Dayton St. (Map)

Square Feet: 292,600

Details: The new two-story school will replace the existing Kennewick High, which opened in 1951. It will include a science wing, a dining commons, a courtyard and other features, and will connect to the existing Lion's Den gym and a remodeled auditorium. It is designed to hold up to 2,000 students.

Funding: Local bond dollars

Est. Cost: $87.4 million

For more information, including FAQs, go to: ksdbond.com.

Construction Timeline:

June 2019 - Track, field and tennis court construction begins

July 2019 - Demolition and abatement of Kennewick High begins

February 2020 - Track, field and tennis court construction completed

August 2021 - New Kennewick High completed and opens to students

July 2022 - Annex building demolition begins, baseball field completed

Construction Reports

Week of 7/22/19

Fowler General Construction (FGC) worked to build forms and pour concrete for footings and stem walls at the track storage and restroom buildings. Started to wrap up scope in 400 Science Wing, which is to be used as part of the temporary Kennewick High School campus. This work included preparing for the installation of a new exterior entrance/exit, sealing off the south end of the student corridor. FGC also continued work in the Lion’s Den Gym; scope includes a new fire riser room, relocation of the referee room and improvements to the public restroom. The scope in the Lion’s Den is to take place during the summers only through August 2021. Premier Excavation has been busy at work transforming the surface of the KeHS site. Scope completed this week includes: scraping and prepping stockpile yard at existing track, grading at new track location, demolition of rear parking lot in preparation for footings excavation, as well as digging multiple trenches for new utilities. Energized Electric dug and back-filled electrical utility trenches at the new tennis courts, dug and back-filled trenches and setting vaults in the track area, worked on providing temporary power to the science wing and worked on the underground service to the Lion’s Den.

Week of 7/29/19

Fowler General Construction continued work on the stem walls for the new campus outbuildings at the track and tennis court. Worked to complete the science wing modifications. CC Commercial Concrete set the entire interior perimeter curb. Premier Excavation completed water line and crossing at Dayton Street and continued hauling dirt from the new track area to stockpile at the existing track. Apollo worked on underground plumbing at the track restroom/storage building. Energized Electric worked on tennis court lighting, assembled four of the new track Musco lights.

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PROJECT TEAM

Kennewick School District
1000 4th Ave.
Kennewick, WA 99336
(509) 222-7667
www.ksd.org
Brandon Potts
Director of Capital Projects
(509) 222-7667
Ryan Jones
Project Coordinator
(509) 222-6810

Fowler Construction
2161 Henderson Loop
Richland, WA 99354
(509) 375-3331
www.fowlergc.com

Wenaha Group
100 N. Morain, Suite 201
Kennewick, WA 99336 
www.wenahagroup.com
Rich Barger
Project Manager

MMEC Architecture & Interiors
7601 W. Clearwater Ave., Suite 450
Kennewick, WA 99336
(509) 396-7278
www.mmecarchitecture.com

DLR Group
421 SW Sixth Ave., Suite 1212
Portland, OR 97204
(503) 274-2675
www.dlrgroup.com