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Tri-Tech Core Modernization Project

Tri-Tech Skills Center Core Modernization Project

The Tri-Tech Skills Center Core Modernization Project is a $45.5 million state-funded project to modernize the original 66,000-square-foot section of the Tri-Tech facility built in 1981. The project includes infrastructure upgrades (electrical, plumbing, roofing, mechanical), energy and life safety improvements, and a reconfiguration of spaces to better support current programs and allow for potential future additions such as Pharmacy Tech and HVAC/Plumbing. Newer building additions from 2007 and 2020 will not be impacted.

 

Estimated Construction Cost: $45.5 million

Construction Schedule: July 7, 2025 – Summer 2026 (est.)

Contractor: Chervenell Construction

 

Project Progress and Updates

  • An architectural rendering poster for the Tri-Tech Skills Center Core Modernization project in Kennewick, Washington. The main visuals show two perspectives of a modernized school building featuring sleek gray and brick exteriors, large windows, landscape
  • An informational poster for the Tri-Tech Skills Center Core Modernization project in Kennewick, Washington. The top half shows a labeled site plan of the school campus bordered by W. Metaline Ave. and N. Kellogg St. The plan highlights parking areas, land
  • A poster for the Tri-Tech Skills Center Core Modernization in Kennewick, Washington. It shows a classroom rendering with modern design features and a floor plan of the renovated building, highlighting classrooms, labs, shops, and event spaces. The poster