Site work and new construction of a mixed-use development in Santa Rosa, California. Completed plans call for site work for a detention facility; and for the construction of a detention facility.

The Project provides a new jail facility in Sonoma County, the Adult Detention Behavioral Health Unit (ADBHU). The primary purpose of the ADBHU is to provide adequate security, treatment and restorative services for the mentally ill inmate population. The ADBHU will be designed to house 72 offenders. The housing footprint will be up to 32,800 square feet and will contain 48 cells. The ADBHU will consist of a single-story building attached to the existing Main Adult Detention Facility (MADF) via a secure and enclosed secure and non-secure pedestrian corridor that will extend across the existing roadway and parking lot from the MADF to the new ADBHU. Jail staff, inmate, and visitor ingress/egress will remain routed through the MADF. The existing jail vehicle sally port, which currently utilizes Russell Avenue for ingress and egress, will continue to be used for that function. The ADBHU will be located on a vacant County-owned parcel (totaling 3.58 acres), south of the western terminus of Russell Avenue in Santa Rosa, adjacent to the MADF. The Design-Build Entity shall be responsible for the design and construction of the Project, including all applicable agency approvals, planning, engineering, permits, start-up and testing, commissioning and coordination of commissioning with Owner, installation of furniture and equipment, and activation coordination for the Project. The DBE will be responsible for all surveying and geotechnical investigation needed for the design of the Project, environmental/hazmat, and existing utility and subsurface conditions investigations needed to confirm site conditions. For questions regarding this specific solicitation, please Matthew.Mendonsa@sonoma-county.org.