Demolition, remodeling and renovation of a municipal facility in Sacramento, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a 380,000-square-foot, four-story above grade municipal facility.

This project is under construction. This public project is funded through the State Project Infrastructure Fund (SPIF) and will be procured under a Project Labor Agreement (PLA). Due to the buildings original innovations forward thinking for energy conservation is in the process of becoming a state registered Historic Building. The Project will address building wide MEP infrastructure, fire-life safety, accessibility, exterior façade, water intrusion, and vertical transportation deficiencies; remove hazardous materials; repair water damaged building components; replace interior finishes that are at the end of their useful life; provide a modern working environment; and refresh the building exterior and landscaping. Building amenities will include lobbies, balconies, central atrium, training and conference rooms, break rooms, and bicycle storage. The Project will include: new HVAC systems and controls; new plumbing systems and fixtures; new storm drainage systems; new fire water service, standpipes and fire sprinkler system, new irrigation water service and upgraded irrigation system; new atrium smoke control system; new fire alarm, security, and access control systems; new lighting and controls; new electrical switchboards, emergency/standby generators and power systems; new low voltage data, audiovisual, and telecommunications systems; renovated passenger and service elevators; repair and replacement of exterior window systems, façade cladding, roofing, and balcony guardrails and waterproofing; new interior and exterior building finishes; new modular systems furniture workspaces, private workspaces, shared workspaces, and special function workspaces; new exterior landscaping and flatwork; and restoration of historic building elements and features. The building is connected to the existing State Central Utility Plant (CUP) for chilled water and steam. The Project will remove the building from the steam system but will continue to utilize the chilled water from the CUP. Other utilities will be provided from SMUD, the City and County of Sacramento (water, storm, and sewer), and multiple internet and television service providers. The Project will not incorporate the use of natural gas but may use diesel fuels for the emergency/standby generators. The Project will target Zero Net Energy, LEED Silver (at a minimum), and electrification for operations without reliance on fossil fuels. All work will be performed in accordance with the Secretary of the Interiors Standards for Rehabilitation and will be subject to review by the State Historic Preservation Officer to maintain the building as a historic resource. The building is expected to be occupied by approximately 930 staff members from the California Natural Resources Agency, the Department of Water Resources, the Department of Parks and Recreation, the Department of Fish and Wildlife, the Department of Conservation, and the California Conservation Corps along with onsite DGS Facilities Management Division staff. DBE Selection: The State is utilizing a Progressive Design-Build method of project delivery for the design and construction of the Project. The State will select the DBE for the Project based solely on qualifications. *This project has been updated for historical data and reference purposes. The information has been provided as it was received and confirmed.