Combat Water Survival Training Facility Project (P-220) | MCB Camp Pendleton

Project Details

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton is developing a new Combat Water Survival Training Facility designed to support required water survival instruction and readiness training for Marines and sailors. The federal construction project will provide dedicated facilities for swim qualification, underwater egress training, and other water-based readiness exercises.

New Water Survival Training Facilities

The project includes two outdoor combat training tanks equipped with dive platforms, along with an underwater egress training system. These specialized facilities will support mandatory annual swim qualifications and comprehensive water survival training for more than 8,000 personnel.

Supporting Marine Corps Readiness

The new facility is designed to provide a controlled training environment where service members can develop and maintain critical water survival skills. The project represents an important investment in training infrastructure at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.

Federal Construction Support

Watkins Environmental supports complex federal and military construction projects with specialized environmental and demolition services. When required during site preparation or facility construction, these capabilities can include selective demolition and commercial demolition.