Project 14_Attachment 0018 Scopes_07 Apr 2026.pdf

Project #14: Construct SPRC 11371

1.0 Project Overview

This project requires a Contractor to design and build a Soldier Performance Readiness Center

(SPRC) at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

New Construc on. The ground-up construcƟon of a new, standalone structure to house the

SPRC Physical Training Module. The Contractor's design team will be responsible for proposing an opƟmal locaƟon for this new facility in the vicinity of Building 11371.

The Contractor shall provide all design, engineering, management, labor, and materials to complete the work described herein. The final design must be developed in accordance with the provided SPRC Standard Design documents and the Technical Criteria for Soldier Performance

Readiness Center.

This area is known to have possible contaminated soil and unexploded ordinance so any excavaƟon will require in situ tesƟng for contaminants and UXO surveys and awareness training for all employees prior to excavaƟon and/or disturbance.

Exclusions: All equipment and furnishings, including but not limited to exercise equipment, clinical equipment, office furniture, and specialized appliances, will be provided and installed by others. The Contractor's scope is limited to the construcƟon and preparaƟon of the faciliƟes.

Coordina on for U li es: All new connecƟons for water and electrical services must be coordinated through the JBLM privaƟzed uƟlity services; American Water & City Light & Power.

ConnecƟon fees are expected and will be an incurred cost by the Contractor.

2. New Construc on (Physical Training Module)

2.1 General Scope

The Contractor shall design and construct a new, all-weather facility to house the Physical

Training Module. The iniƟal concept is a tension fabric structure, but the Government encourages innovaƟve and cost-effecƟve soluƟons that meet all funcƟonal requirements. The structure must be a large, open, high-bay facility with a minimum clear height of 16'-0". The locaƟon is to be determined by the Contractor's design team, sited for opƟmal workflow with the newly renovated Building 11371.

2.2 Detailed Scope of Work

The new construcƟon shall include, but is not limited to, the following:

2.2.1 Site Work:

o Site clearing, excavaƟon, and grading for the new building foundaƟon and surrounding areas.

o InstallaƟon of underground drainage systems, parƟcularly for the turf field.

o Trenching and installaƟon of all required uƟliƟes (water, electrical, data).

2.2.2 Structural:

o ConstrucƟon of the foundaƟon and erecƟon of the primary building structure

(e.g., tension fabric, pre-engineered metal building, etc.) to achieve a clear-span, high-bay space.

o ConstrucƟon of a reinforced concrete or masonry "throwing wall" for ball-impact exercises within Zone 3.

2.2.3 Surfacing:

o Zone 0 (Prepara on/Warm-Up): Pour and finish a brushed concrete slab.

o Zones 1 (Resistance) & 2 (Accessory): Install heavy-duty, outdoor-rated, permanently adhered resilient rubber athleƟc flooring (minimum 3/8" thick).

o Zone 3 (Work Capacity/Agility): Install a mulƟ-lane (approx. 20 lanes) syntheƟc turf field measuring approximately 70'x82', complete with required lane markings and a minimum 5mm foam backing.

2.2.4 U li es & Finishes:

o Electrical:

Install exterior, high-lumen LED lighƟng for 24/7 operaƟons (minimum 40 fc at the floor).

Install a minimum of 12 weatherproof duplex electrical outlets spaced strategically along exterior walls.

o Mechanical: Install mulƟple high-volume, low-speed (HVLS) ceiling fans with wall-mounted controls. Provide heaƟng/cooling devices as necessary for the climate to allow for year-round training.

o Plumbing: Install outdoor water fountains/boƩle-filling staƟons.

o Acous cs: Provide acousƟcal treatment (e.g., wall/ceiling baffles, spray-applied treatment) to achieve a reverberaƟon Ɵme between 1.8-2.0 seconds.

o Finishes: Install perimeter fencing or containment barriers and paint all structural steel or walls as required.

Building 11371 Loca on

Expected loca on for best value structure

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Developed by:

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | UNITED STATES ARMY CENTER FOR INITIAL MILITARY TRAINING

Technical Criteria for Soldier Performance Readiness Center

SPRC STANDARD

OCTOBER 2025

Technical Criteria Soldier Performance Readiness Center

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Table of Contents

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A. OVERVIEW

B. USE OF DOCUMENT

FUNCTIONAL CRITERIA

A. GENERAL

B. PHYSICAL TRAINING MODULE

C. RECONDITIONING AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE MODULE

D. CLASSROOMS

E. ADMINISTRATION

F. TOILET/JANITOR’S CLOSET

Appendix A A. PHYSICAL TRAINING MODULE EQUIPMENT (Under Development)

B. RECONDITIONING & COGNITVE MODULE EQUIPMENT

C. ADMIN MODULE EQUIPMENT

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A. OVERVIEW

Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) is a comprehensive, integrated, and immersive health and fitness system of governance, personnel, equipment/facilities, program, and leader education that generates lethal Soldiers who are physically ready and mentally tough to engage with and overmatch the enemy in multi-domain operations. H2F is an overarching framework (system) that focuses all aspects of human performance optimization (periodization, recovery, sleep, injury prevention, nutrition, mental training, etc.) to maximize individual and unit readiness. It is a lifecycle system that develops/improves/sustains Soldier readiness from pre-accession training, through an Army career, and as a Soldier for life. One component of this system is the Soldier Performance Readiness Center (SPRC). The SPRC is a dedicated training facility designed to generate lethal Soldiers who are physically fit and mentally tough to engage with and overmatch the enemy in multi-domain operations.

The SPRC is category code 17127 in the Real Property Categorization System. The definition is as follows: training facilities provide support services to meet the individual physical fitness, coordination, skills development, and training needs of military personnel.

B. USE OF DOCUMENT

This document will be used, in conjunction with the Army Standard, for the design and construction of new SPRC for the United States Army. Standards for new construction will meet the quality standards described in the Functional Criteria section. Renovation or conversion of existing facilities should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, but where possible shall conform to the requirements of this standard.

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FUNCTIONAL CRITERIA

A. GENERAL

This chapter provides the criteria for the individual spaces and overall building area allowances for

SPRC.

1. Comply with UFC 1-200-01 “DoD Building Code” which provides applicability of model building codes and government-unique criteria for typical design disciplines and building systems, as well as for accessibility, antiterrorism, security, high performance and sustainability requirements, and safety.

2. Doors and Windows:

a) Aluminum or hollow metal door frames are recommended, unless otherwise specified.

b) All vision panels shall be minimum of 5 sq. ft.

3. Plumbing:

a) Restrooms shall be provided to accommodate staff.

b) Where an electric water cooler unit (EWC) is specified, it shall consist of either two water fountains in a single unit combination, or two separate units side by side to allow for one unit to be mounted at ADA height. Electrically cooled units are required. Water fountains shall be fed from dedicated 120 V, 20A circuits.

c) Provide a minimum of 1 EWC that has a bottle filling station. Water from both the spout and the filler shall be refrigerated. Automatic bottle filler is preferred over manual control.

4. Ceiling Requirements:

a) Where acoustical lay-in ceilings are provided, the following apply:

i) Ceiling tiles shall be 2’ x 2’ acoustical tile on standard “T” shaped pre-finished metallic grid system.

ii) Surface light reflectance: No less than 0.75. Lighting placement and lamping types shall be considered when designing the ceiling.

iii) Sound absorption for acoustical panels: No less than .55 noise reduction coefficient

(NRC).

b) Overstock: Provide 2% for future replacement.

5. Wall Materials:

a) Wall throughout the SPRC shall be extremely durable and impact resistant. Where concrete masonry unit (CMU) walls are provided, use bullnose corner units or mechanically fastened corner guards at all outside corners. On gypsum board walls, use mechanically fastened corner guards on outside corners in high traffic areas, or where the potential for impact is significant.

6. Wall Finishes:

a) Where paint is used, paint shall be water-based epoxy, semi-gloss finish. Apply one coat compatible primer with two finish coats of 5 to 6 mils dry film thickness (DFT), unless otherwise specified.

b) Surface light reflectance: No less than 0.50. Lighting placement and lamping types shall be considered when designing the walls. Increase lighting output with light colors and/or panels with not less than 0.50 light reflectance.

c) Ferrous metals (window and door frames): Water based epoxy. Apply one coat primer compatible with finish coat, and as barrier coat to factory primer. Apply two finish coats of 5 to 6 mils DFT.

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7. Floor Finishes:

a) Surface light reflectance: No less than 0.20. Lighting placement and lamping types shall be considered when designing the floor. Increase lighting output with off-white colors and/or textures with not less than 0.20 light reflectance.

8. Options:

a) In high bay spaces consider larger industrial high volume/low speed (HVLS) ceiling fans which are appropriate for commercial applications.

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B. PHYSICAL TRAINING MODULE

1. Function/Description:

a) This is the focal point of the facility. The area is divided into four zones: Warm up (Zone

0), Resistance (Zone 1), Accessory (Zone 2), and Work Capacity/Agility (Zone 3).

2. Essential Design Requirements:

a) Zone 0 is an outdoor, covered area used to prep the soldiers for entry. Climate should be considered for this zone. Supply heating/cooling devices as necessary to allow for year-round training outside or consider enclosing the space in extreme cases.

b) Storage racks for dumbbells, kettle bells, and medicine balls should be used to help separate the zones.

c) Structurally, it is preferred this module be clear span. This allows for the most efficient and safe layout and movement through the zones.

3. Ceiling Height:

a) 16’-0” minimum. This clear height is to the lowest element.

4. Finishes:

a) Ceiling:

i) Open structure is preferred; provide acoustical treatment per the “Acoustical Performance” section below.

b) Walls:

i) Epoxy-painted CMU is acceptable in the Physical Training space. Painted drywall is not recommended due to the nature of the exercises performed in this space. The lower wall in Zone 3 will be used for wall-ball exercises; reinforce as required. Vinyl or rubber cove base up to 6” is acceptable.

c) Floor:

i) Sub floor to be concrete slab on grade, extended out for Zone 0 as well. Shall have a minimum compressive strength of 3000psi.

ii) Zone 0 flooring will be brushed finished concrete.

iii) Zone 1, 2, and 3 flooring shall be a minimum 3/8” thick permanently adhered resilient athletic flooring consisting of dual-layer natural and synthetic rubber. The top layer is a non-porous, slip resistant, textured surface; the bottom layer is a cushioned performance layer. Avoid the use of interlocking impact flooring tiles. Flooring color/pattern should be used to separate the Zones.

iv) Zone 3 will have a synthetic turf section measuring 70’-0” x 82’-0” (25M).

1. The turf will be laid out in a 20-lane configuration. Each lane shall be a minimum of 3’-6” wide. Buffer space on the start and finish ends shall be a minimum of 10’-0”.

a) The right-side lane line of each odd-numbered lane shall have intermediate markings at major intervals of 5 meters.

2. Turf shall be polyethylene monofilament fiber with a minimum yarn thickness of

100-microns, a minimum pile height of ¾”, and have a minimum of 5mm foam backing. It shall include lane markings

v) Optional lifting platforms in Zone 1 shall be integrated into the floor to reduce tripping hazards. Final location should be coordinated between equipment supplier and flooring supplier.

5. Windows and Doors:

a) Tempered glass should be typical to this module.

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b) Doors should be provided with vision panels. Also consider side lights.

c) Double doors and roll-up doors are recommended to help egress into this module.

6. Plumbing:

a) Electric water coolers: Required within this module. Provide a minimum of two units. It is recommended that water fountains be placed outside high traffic paths if possible.

7. Mechanical (HVAC):

a) 68 F minimum, 78 F maximum. Provide temperature controls independent to room, solid state and programmable.

b) Provide ventilation in accordance with ANSI/ASHRAE 62.1 requirements for "Health club/weight rooms" and other applicable codes.

c) Provide multiple speed high-volume, low-speed (HVLS) ceiling fans, with wall-mounted controls.

8. Lighting:

a) Lighting to be switched to allow different levels of lighting.

b) 40 ft. candles at the floor, minimum.

c) Additional contribution of natural light via windows, clerestories, and/or skylights to utilize daylighting within the space is highly recommended.

9. Power:

a) Provide a total of 12 duplex outlets (six per side) equally spaced along the exterior walls of the space for cleaning and utility function. No equipment in the Physical Training module requires any electrical power.

10. Communication:

a) Optional at the additional cost to the User.

11. Sound:

a) Optional at the additional cost to the User.

12. Acoustical Performance:

a) Reverberation time must equal 1.8-2.0 seconds. Provide additional acoustical control with wall baffles or panels, structure mounted acoustical baffles, acoustical structural meatal deck, and/or spray-applied acoustical treatment. Provide noise attenuation measures to mitigate acoustical problems resulting from mechanical systems, plumbing systems, and vibration transmitted through the facility structure.

13. Fixed Equipment:

a) Provide self-serve equipment cleaning supply stations throughout that include disinfectant spray bottles and disposable towels.

b) Provide small lockers (12’x12”) in Zone 0 for staging of belongings. Coordinate with user to determine final size and number.

14. Equipment List:

a) Refer to Appendix A.

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C. RECONDITIONING AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE MODULE

a) This module provides a space for one-on-one reconditioning support. It consists of

Physical Therapy offices, Injury Prevention cubicles, offices for Physical Therapy Specialists and Physical Therapy Assistants, Occupational Therapy office, Cognitive Performance Specialist office, and office space for Occupational Therapy Specialist and Assistants. It also includes a laundry room, cognitive training area and reconditioning training area.

2. Essential Design Requirements:

a) Locate space adjacent to Zone 3 of the Physical Training module.

b) Provide privacy curtains for each injury prevention cubicle.

c) Provide one countertop area with sink and lockable cabinets above and below.

3. Ceiling Height:

a) 9’-0” minimum.

4. Finishes:

a) Ceiling:

i) Acoustical tile.

b) Wall:

i) Acrylic latex paint with a scrubbable eggshell or sating finish, whichever has higher gloss, is a minimum. Wall covering may be used for the cognitive training space.

c) Floor:

i) Offices/ cubicles: vinyl flooring. Carpet tiles are not acceptable.

ii) Reconditioning space: extend rubberized flooring from Zones 1-3 into the space.

iii) Cognitive training space: vinyl flooring. Carpet tiles are not acceptable.

5. Windows and Doors:

a) Provide windows for natural light admission in offices, where applicable.

6. Plumbing:

a) Ice maker and washing machine are required.

7. Mechanical (HVAC):

a) 68 F minimum, 74 F maximum in offices, 78 F maximum in open areas. Provide dedicated controls.

8. Lighting:

a) Provide minimum 50 ft. candles in cubicles and offices.

9. Power:

a) Provide a minimum of one duplex outlet in closed offices on at least three walls. Gang outlets with data and telephone.

b) Provide additional dedicated outlets to accommodate the equipment.

10. Communication:

a) Coordinate with local NEC and MTF-IMD to ensure proper medical network connections are provided.

b) Provide data and telephone lines for each office and cubicle space.

c) For open admin areas or SPRC facilities without dedicated admin space, provide Wi-Fi for VPN access.

11. Equipment List:

a) Refer to Appendix A.

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D. CLASSROOMS

a) Provide two classrooms, each with seating for 25 students. This classroom space is intended to have the flexibility to accommodate teaching in the traditional lecture mode, as well as to perform computer instruction at each desk, and to use projection and interactive media.

2. Essential Design Requirements:

a) Seats are typically arranged in rows facing the front of the room, with varying flexibility for reconfiguration of desks for other modes of instruction.

b) Provide moveable partition between the two classrooms to allow conversion to one large space. Two separate entrances and exits are required.

c) Provide one demonstration kitchenette; include sink, countertop, and electrical outlets.

3. Ceiling Height:

a) 9’-0” minimum.

4. Finishes:

a) Ceiling:

i) Acoustical tile.

b) Wall:

i) Acrylic latex paint with a scrubbable eggshell or sating finish, whichever has higher gloss, is a minimum. Wall covering may also be used.

c) Floor:

i) VCT/LVT flooring is preferred with a vinyl or rubber base. Other acceptable materials include stone, terrazzo, porcelain tile, or other hard tile.

5. Windows and Doors:

a) Doors should be provided with vision panels.

b) Provide exit door directly to the outside.

6. Plumbing:

a) Provide a sink for the demonstration kitchenette.

7. Mechanical (HVAC):

a) 68 F minimum, 74 F maximum. Provide dedicated controls.

8. Lighting:

a) Provide 50 ft. candles at the desk level. 40 ft. candles in the front near the TV screen.

b) Day lighting is preferred and shall be controlled.

9. Power:

a) Provide outlets per code.

b) Provide additional outlets necessary to operate dedicated equipment, including a recessed floor outlet in one classroom for cooking demonstrations. A cart may be rolled into the lecture space containing cooking equipment (hot plate, crock pot, etc.).

c) Power poles are not allowed.

10. Communication:

a) Provide data connections for the instructor.

b) Provide CCTV outlets as required for coverage.

c) Provide a minimum of one Internal video outlet.

11. Acoustical Performance:

a) Provide a minimum STC of 45.

12. Fixed Equipment:

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a) Demonstration kitchenette.

i) Sink

ii) Countertop

iii) Cabinets for instructional storage.

b) Provide 6’-0” AFF duplex power outlet, conduit to AV equipment space, and wall blocking for fixed TV.

c) Provide dry-erase boards.

13. Special Requirements:

a) Provide cabinet with dedicated space for AV equipment.

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E. ADMINISTRATION

a) The administrative offices consist of a mix of private and open office space. This includes private offices, cubicles, team room, and break room.

2. Essential Design Requirements:

a) The following office spaces are required:

Position No. of Positions [Rank/CTR]

Office or Cubicle [SF]

Table Required

H2F Program Director

1 [GS-13] Office [120] No

Nutrition Program Director/Provider

1 [O3] Office [120] No

Registered Dietician

(RD)

1 [GS-12] Office [110] No

Nutrition Care Specialist (NC-S)

1 [E4-6] Office [110] No

Injury Control Director/Provider

1 [O3-4] Office [150] Yes

Physical Therapist

(PT)

1 [O-3] Office [150] Yes

Physical Therapy Specialist (PT-S)

1 [E4-6] Office [110] No

Athletic Trainer, Lead

(AT-L)

1 [CTR] Shared Office [150]

Yes

Athletic Trainer (AT) 3 [CTR] Cubicle [64]

No

Strength & Conditioning Coach, Lead (SC-L)

1 [CTR] Shared Office [150]

No

Strength & Conditioning Coach

(SC)

6 [CTR] Shared Space [300]

No

Mental Readiness Director/Provider

1 [O3-4] Office [150] Yes

Occupational Therapist (OT)

1 [GS-12] Office [150] Yes

Cognitive Performance Specialist (CPS)

1 [CTR] Office [100] No

Occupational Therapy Specialist

(OT-S)

1 [E4-6] Office [100] No

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b) Provide a private, nursing mothers room within proximity to the break room.

3. Ceiling Height:

a) 9’-0” minimum.

4. Finishes:

a) Ceiling:

i) Acoustical tile.

b) Wall:

i) Acrylic latex paint with a scrubbable eggshell or sating finish, whichever has higher gloss, is a minimum. Wall covering may also be used.

c) Floor:

i) Carpet tile is preferred with a vinyl or rubber base. Other acceptable materials include hard-surface flooring such as seamless vinyl, hard tile, or other durable material.

5. Windows and Doors:

a) Provide windows for natural light admission where applicable.

b) Nursing mothers door shall be lockable from the inside, without a vision panel.

6. Plumbing:

a) Provide a sink with hot and cold water in the break room and nursing mothers room.

b) Consider a cold-water connection for refrigerator ice maker in the break room.

7. Mechanical (HVAC):

a) 68 F minimum, 74 F maximum.

b) Office temperature controls may be centralized as a minimum.

8. Lighting:

a) 50 ft. candles minimum at the desk level.

b) Primarily, indirect lighting fixtures, to reduce computer glare, are required.

9. Power:

a) Provide a minimum of one duplex outlet in closed offices on at least three walls. Gang outlets with data and telephone. In shared offices, provide minimum one duplex outlet on four walls.

b) Cubicles should provide at least one quad outlet per station. Gang outlets with data and telephone.

c) Provide additional outlets as necessary to operate shared equipment.

d) In break room, provide outlets at built-in counter area for microwave, coffee pot, refrigerator, and other cooking devices. Provide ground fault protection of outlets as required.

e) In nursing mothers room, provide outlets at built-in counter area and as required within the room. Provide ground fault protection of outlets as required.

10. Communication:

a) Provide data/phone outlets for NIPR in all offices and cubicles. Provide MEDCOM data outlets in PT, AT, RD, and OT office and cubicle space. SC positions do not require MEDCOM data access. Consult local MTF-IMD to determine required networks.

b) Provide data outlets as necessary for shared equipment.

c) In team room provide 6’-0” AFF duplex power outlet, conduit to AV equipment space, and wall blocking for fixed TV.

11. Acoustical Performance:

a) Provide a minimum STC of 45.

12. Fixed Equipment:

a) Break Room:

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i) Solid-surface countertop.

ii) Solid wood front cabinetry.

iii) Double sink.

b) Nursing Mothers:

i) Solid-surface countertop.

ii) Sink.

iii) Coat hook.

iv) Wall mounted full length mirror.

13. Special Requirements:

a) Provide space in break room for a minimum 18 cu. Ft. refrigerator at the end of the counter.

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F. TOILET/JANITOR’S CLOSET

a) Support space for staff use. Provide a separate male and female restroom. A staff shower stall, with adjacent private drying booth, is provided in both the men’s and women’s.

b) Two unisex toilet rooms for emergency Soldier use.

2. Essential Design Requirements:

a) Shower stall and drying booth are required.

b) Shower stall and drying booth shall be a minimum of 36” wide.

c) The net area provided for this function is an estimate. If all required functions can be provided in less area without negatively impacting the function of the spaces (to include circulation through the areas), then the extra area may be utilized for other functions. If more square footage is required to accommodate all the functions, this extra space must come from the miscellaneous area (which includes circulation, structure, mechanical/electrical/communications rooms, etc.)

d) There must be no line-of-sight concerns when designing the entrances to the toilet area.

Airport style vestibules are acceptable as long as a person cannot see into any part of the toilet area from outside. Even if doors are provided, the entrances must be designed so that a person cannot see into any part of the toilet area from the outside when the doors are opened.

3. Ceiling Height:

a) 9’-0” minimum.

4. Finishes:

a) Ceiling:

i) Provide veneer plaster finish on gypsum board in the shower compartment. Toilet area can use epoxy painted, moisture-resistant gypsum board. None needed for the janitor’s closet.

b) Wall:

i) Recommend providing full height ceramic tile in the shower compartment. A phenolic/solid composite shower insert can also be considered.

ii) Toilet area can use epoxy painted, moisture-resistant gypsum board. A ceramic tile wainscot, 4’ high minimum, is recommended. Use dark-colored epoxy grout for all ceramic tiles.

c) Floor:

i) Provide mud set, non-slip ceramic tile in the shower compartment.

ii) Toilet area shall be at a minimum non-slip epoxy coated concrete. Ceramic tile with a dark-colored epoxy grout can be considered.

5. Windows and Doors:

a) Views into this space is prohibited. Aluminum or hollow metal frames are recommended.

6. Plumbing:

a) Provide wall-hung water closets, wall-hung urinals and lavatories based on the applicable code for the calculated occupancy of the facility.

b) Provide one floor drain in each shower, and a minimum of one in the toilet area.

7. Mechanical (HVAC):

a) Operating range: System able to maintain 68 - 74 degrees (F). Shall meet or exceed ASHRAE 62 for the ventilation rate.

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b) Shower compartment shall be provided with an exhaust to help dry the area and keep air moving.

8. Lighting:

a) 50 ft. candles. In the showers provide recessed light fixture with sealed lenses, rated for wet applications.

9. Power:

a) Provide outlets per code.

10. Fixed Equipment:

a) Solid-surface countertop with either underhung or integral sink.

b) Solid composite toilet and urinal partitions.

c) Toilet accessories: toilet paper dispensers, paper towel dispenser, garment hooks, grab bars, and soap dispensers. Provide full-width mirrors at the lavatories and a full-length mirror.

d) Shower stalls shall be provided with corner shelves for the users’ soap, shampoo, etc.

Protruding shelves are not allowed due to safety and maintenance concerns.

e) Provide shower curtain and rod for each shower between the shower and the dressing booth and provide another shower curtain and rod for each dressing booth between the booth and circulation. Provide a towel pin/hook in each dressing booth, as well as a bench. Dressing booth bench shall be fixed and not movable. Bench in ADA shower stall shall be fold up with front edge support.

11. Special Requirements:

a) Provide a Janitor's closet associated with or in proximity of these toilets. This closet includes a floor mop sink with hot and cold water and a hose connection, a floor drain, and storage for pails, mops, vacuums, and related cleaning supplies and equipment.

Include a lockable door, (which can be opened from the inside). Provide lockable cabinets for cleaning supplies. Provide exhaust ventilation directly to the outside.

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Appendix A A. PHYSICAL TRAINING MODULE EQUIPMENT (Under Development)

1. Zone 0:

Name Quantity Storage Lockers

2. Zone 1:

Half Rack 10

Combo Rack 20 Landmine 50

Adjustable Bench 50 Hip Thrust Pad 60 Barbell (20kg) 90 Barbell (15kg) 5

Bar Collar (pair) 120 Hex Trap Bar 10

2.5lb Change Plate 100 5lb Change Plate 100

10lb Bumper Plate 220 25lb Bumper Plate 100 45lb Bumper Plate 300

3. Zone 2:

Adjustable Bench 26

5-50lb Dumbbell Set 6 55-100lb Dumbbell Set 4 105-125lb Dumbbell Set 2

30-50lb Dumbbell Set 2 Dumbbell Storage Rack 8 Kettlebells (8, 12, 16, 20, 24 kg)

Kettlebells (28, 32, 36, 40, 44 kg)

4-Bay Storage Station 2 Nylon Dip/Pull Up Belt 2

6’ x 64’ Rig 1 Nordic Hamstring Curl

Attachment

Dip Bar Attachment 16 Step-up Rack Attachment 16

Foam Pad 16 Glute Ham Roller 16 Power Band Set 20

TRX Suspension Trainer 20

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Glute-Hamstring Developer

(GHD)

GHD/Reverse Hyper Combo

Belt Squat 2 Pulley System/Cable

Machine

5lb Change Plate 12 10lb Bumper Plate 22 25lb Bumper Plate 20 45lb Bumper Plate 28

45lb Thin Plate 8 Plate Storage 1

J-Hooks 10

4. Zone 3:

3 in1 Soft Stackable Plyo

Box

Agility Cones (Set of 6) 10 Adjustable Hurdle 6”-12” 50

Push Pull Sled with Reversable Handles

Exercise Rope 10 Med Ball 6lb 3 Med Ball 8lb 3 Med Ball 10lb 20 Med Ball 15lb 5 Med Ball 20lb 5 Sandbag 40lb 10 Sandbag 60lb 10 Sandbag 80lb 10

Mini Power Band Set 20 Roller 75

Lacrosse Ball 75 5 Bay 3-tier Storage Station with Pull Up Bars

10lb Bumper Plate 20 25lb Bumper Plate 10 45lb Bumper Plate 30

Self-Powered Ski Erg 10 Self-Powered Air Bike 10

Self-Powered Treadmill 10 Self-Powered Rower 10

Foam Roll & Lacrosse Ball Storage

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B. RECONDITIONING & COGNITVE MODULE EQUIPMENT

1. Reconditioning:

Rolling Stool 6

Treatment Table 6 Guest Chair 2 Task Chair 2

Storage Cabinet with Doors 3 Open Shelves 2

Mobile Cart 5

COW 7

Workstation 2 Combo Leg Extension/Curl

Machine

Dual Motion Cable Cross 2 Adjustable Bench 2

2. Physical Therapy (PT) Office:

Guest Chair 2 Task Chair 1

Single Pedestal Desk 1 Adjustable Hi/Lo Table 1

Bookcase 2 Mobile Cart 1

COW 1

3. Physical Therapy Specialist (PT-S):

Guest Chair 1 Task Chair 2

Single Pedestal Desk 2 Bookcase 1

COW 2

4. Physical Therapy Cube (PT):

Guest Chair 1 Task Chair 1

Double Pedestal Desk 1 Bookcase 1

Mobile Cart 2

5. Laundry:

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Washer 1 Dryer 1

Cryo Freezer 1

6. Cognitive:

Guest Chair 1 Task Chair 1

Storage Cabinet with Doors 3 Open Shelves 4 Workstation 1

Systems Furniture (Panels only)

7. Occupational Therapist (OT):

Guest Chair 2 Task Chair 1

Double 3 Open Shelves 4 Workstation 1

Systems Furniture (Panels only)

8. Cognitive Performance Specialist (CPS):

Dry Erase Board 1

Guest Chair 1 Task Chair 1

Single Pedestal Desk 1

9. Occupational Therapy Specialist (OT-S):

Dry Erase Board 1

Guest Chair 1 Task Chair 1

Single Pedestal Desk 1

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C. ADMIN MODULE EQUIPMENT

1. Classrooms:

Name Quantity Steel Rolling Cart 1

TV Monitor 2 Dry Erase Board 6 Training Chairs 56 Training Tables 28 Bulletin Board 2

2. Injury Control Director:

Dry Erase Board 1

Guest Chair 2 Task Chair 1

L Shape Desk 1 Adjustable Hi/Lo Table 1

3. Mental Readiness Director:

Dry Erase Board 1

Guest Chair 2 Task Chair 1

L Shape Desk 1 Adjustable Hi/Lo Table 1

4. Athletic Trainer Lead (AT-L) & Strength Coach Lead (SC-L):

Dry Erase Board 1

Guest Chair 1 Task Chair 2

Double Pedestal Desk 2 Adjustable Hi/Lo Table 1

5. H2F Director:

Dry Erase Board 1

Guest Chair 2 Task Chair 1

L Shape Desk 1

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6. Nutrition Director:

Dry Erase Board 1

Guest Chair 2 Task Chair 1

L Shape Desk 1

7. Nutrition Care Specialist (NC-S):

Dry Erase Board 1

Guest Chair 1 Task Chair 1

Double Pedestal Desk 1

8. Registered Dietician (RD):

Dry Erase Board 1

Guest Chair 1 Task Chair 1

Double Pedestal Desk 1

9. Nursing Mother:

Mini Fridge 1

Recliner/Lounge Chair 1 Storage Cabinet 1

Side Table 1

10. Athletic Trainer (AT) Cube:

Name Quantity Guest Chair 1 Task Chair 1

Systems Furniture 1

11. Strength Coach (SC) Area:

Name Quantity Dry Erase Board 1

Task Chair 6 Conference Table 60” 1

12. Team/Break Room:

Refrigerator 1

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Microwave 2 TV Monitor 1

Bulletin Board 1 Guest Chair 7

Conference Chair 12 Conference Table 72” 2 Conference Table 60” 1

13. Janitor:

Open Shelves 2

14. Storage:

File Cabinet 8

Open Shelves 9

COW 2

15. Private Counseling:

16. Miscellaneous:

Storage Cabinet with

Laminate Top

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REDSTONE ARSENAL

SOLDIER PERFORMANCE READINESS CENTER (SPRC)

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HUNTSVILLE CENTER

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PUBLISHED: OCT 2025

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DryerWasher

220' - 0"

202' - 0" 18' - 0"

DESCRIPTION

TOTAL GROSS

AREA (FT2)

HALF

AREA

ADJUSTED GROSS

AREA (FT2)

MAIN BUILDING 41,938 N

ZONE 0 Y

SPRC, FULL STANDARD

OVERALL FACILITY SQUARE FOOTAGE SHOWN

STANDARD DESIGN MAXIMUM

DIFFERENCE

2,502

41,938

1,251

43,189

43,189

1/16" = 1'-0"

OVERALL FLOOR PLAN

GENERAL NOTES:

• REFERENCE THE ARMY STANDARD DESIGN FOR SOLDIER

PERFORMANCE READINESS CENTER (SPRC) DATED MAY 2021 FOR

MANDATORY DESIGN INFORMATION.

• REFERENCE STANDARD DESIGN CRITERIA FOR SPRC FOR ADDITIONAL

DESIGN INFORMATION.

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2091 SF

MECH/ELEC/FIRE

1120 SF

STORAGE

150 SF

PT OFFICE

100 SF

VESTIBULE

92 SF

LAUNDRY

3279 SF

RECONDITIONING

752 SF

CLASSROOM

752 SF

CLASSROOM

40' - 0"

/8

15' - 0"

17' - 7" 27' - 6"

424 SF

TEAM/BREAK

ROOM

345 SF

SC AREA

490 SF

COGNITIVE

100 SF

CPS

100 SF

OT-S

95 SF

JAN.

284 SF

WOMENS

284 SF

MENS

147 SF

COMM.

62 SF

UNISEX

62 SF

UNISEX

150 SF

INJURY CONTROL

DIRECTOR

120 SF

NC-S

194 SF

AT-L/SC-L

150 SF

MENTAL

READINESS

DIRECTOR

90 SF

NURSING

MOTHERS

120 SF

NUTRITION

DIRECTOR

120 SF

RD

62 SF

AT

62 SF

AT

62 SF

AT

100 SF

PT-S

120 SF

H2F DIRECTOR

8' - 0"8' - 0"8' - 0"

150 SF

OT

79 SF

INJURY

MANAGEMENT

100 SF

PRIVATE

COUNSELING

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