Demolition, site work, asbestos abatement, new construction and renovation of an educational facility in Arcata, California. Completed plans call for the construction of a educational facility; for site work for a educational facility; and for the renovation of a 20,000-square-foot, two-story above grade educational facility.

Design Build and Design Assist contracts for the following trades: BP 02A Demolition & Abatement (Combo) BP 02B Demolition BP 02C Abatement BP 12A Elevator -Design Assist BP 21A Fire Protection 26A Electrical - Design Assist California State University, Humboldt, Housing Dining Health - Jenkins Hall: General project scope includes the following: Renovation of an existing 20,000 SF two (2) story building. This will be the future Ceramics & Sculpture Building for the Campus. General project scope includes building and site demolition and new construction. Construction is scheduled to commence February 2024. This is a prevailing wage project. PRE-QUALIFICATION OF PROSPECTIVE SUBCONTRACTORS: California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt, has determined that subcontractors who submit bids to Sundt Construction on this Project must be pre-qualified with Sundt Construction. California State University prequalification is required for the following trades: BP 02A Demolition & Abatement (Combo), and BP 26A Electrical - Design Assist. From earlier solicitation: The Project consists of: The project as currently envisioned has two distinct elements: Element 1: Design and renovation of Jenkins Hall to accommodate the academic functions currently located in the existing Ceramics and Sculpture Labs. The removal of these facilities is necessary to construct Element 2. Jenkins Hall is on the City of Arcata's historic landmark listing (though not registered) and is currently unoccupied. Element 2: Design and construction of the Health, Dining and Housing Building Project as described more fully below: The vision is to develop a building that coalesces an ecosystem of programs and functions that will enrich the student experience and bolster persistence goals. The hybrid building (approximately 200,000 GSF) will create a welcoming hub for student life and resources that center justice, equity, belonging, holistic sustainability, and healthy living. Major program areas include: A new student health center (approximately 35,000 GSF) that will provide medical health services, counseling and psychological services and health education. A new hub for campus dining services including a cafe/bakery, (approximately 35,000 GSF) that supports holistic wellness, dignified, diverse food access to address basic needs including a food pantry program and demo kitchen connected to student health education. A 518-bed residence hall that centers belonging and community - includes a mix of units (doubles and singles) with social amenities and services that cultivate learning communities. The project site for Element 2 is situated near the current location of the existing Ceramics and Sculpture Labs, and Parking Lots R8 and G11 (northern portion). The project boundaries are approximately: Lot G11 as the southern extent, LK Wood Boulevard as the western boundary, Rossow Street as the eastern boundary and the northern boundary is the existing Campus Apartments and the rising hillside. As noted, there are existing buildings on the site that will require demolition. LICENSE: See Description of Classifications at Electronically. General project scope includes building and site demolition and new construction. Construction is scheduled to commence February 2024. Questions must be submitted in writing by Friday, December 1st, 2023, QUESTIONS: Only written inquiries will be permitted. Questions must be submitted in writing by Friday, December 1st, 2023, and will be acceptable by email: Mindy Huynh Sundt Construction Inc. 2850 Gateway Oaks Dr, Suite 450, Sacramento, CA 95833 Tel: 916-539-7230 mhuynh@sundt.com