Renovation of a medical facility in Sacramento, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a medical facility.

UC Davis Health, located in Sacramento, has a 50-year history of providing high-quality patient care across the greater Sacramento region and the 33 counties it serves. UC Davis Health's 142-acre campus is served by central heating and cooling plant ("Central Plant") built in 1998 and is nearly at its utility capacity and requires an upgrade. Starting in 2019, UC Davis Health undertook a comprehensive utilities master planning effort to outline the infrastructure and facilities needed to address future healthcare, education, research, and teaching needs on the Sacramento campus and in the greater Sacramento region. The Utility Master Planning Team identified a critical need for UC Davis Health to upgrade utility services and expand the infrastructure to support current and upcoming utility operations. The Central Utility Plan (CUP) Expansion addresses the utility requirements for the new buildings at UC Davis Health's Sacramento campus. The upgrade and expansion are currently a baseline program of a +40,000 (gsf) new annex building and 9,000 (gsf) of renovations within the existing CUP, Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) Level-1 utility space, diesel generators, electrical rooms and administrative support space to facilitate campus operations. This project will support the California Tower and other projects with site and building utility infrastructure upgrades. Scopes will be both HCAI and Non-HCAI. The CUP master plan and underground distribution is divided into three (3) phases, with the Central Utility Plant Expansion included in this project scope. o 48X Complex - Current project that consists of limited upgrades and extending utilities from the Central Plant to serve the 48X Complex only. Project is estimated to be completed by 2025. o Central Utility Plant Expansion - This project will expand the Central Plant capacity to support the California Tower and additional future projects. o Central Plant Modernization - Future project to expand the capabilities of the Central Plant by converting the Campus to an All-Electric operating Central Plant. The CUP Expansion Project involves upgrades to the existing CUP, construction of the new CUP Annex building and associated underground utility distribution as well as other campus upgrades and equipment testing to support the new and future projects on UC Davis Health campus. Work for CUP Expansion will occur concurrently with the construction of California Tower and 48X Complex. These projects will be constructed by a separate entity but will be supported by this project. In addition, other makeready work for the campus will be in process on nearby sites. As such, construction activities, including but not limited to utility tie-ins access and laydown areas, will need to be carefully planned and coordinated. The existing CUP will be seismically upgraded to meet the SB1953 program and interior layouts will be adjusted to account for its' Control Room expansion. In the CUP Hazardous Materials Yard, walls will be demolished and rebuilt to provide space for a new UC Davis Health electrical utility yard to be fed from SMUD's east substation. Additionally, new diesel tanks, a new water well, and supporting site infrastructure will be adjusted to maintain proper access and safety. The CUP Annex will be a +40,000 (gsf) building located between the existing CUP and the Facility Support Services Building (FSSB). The project layout and site improvements will need to be coordinated with the Parking Structure 6 (PS6) improvements located south of FSSB and will require access during construction and completion of the CUP Expansion project. The project will include demolishing a portion of FSSB and hardscape, adjusting FSSB's interior layout to accommodate the removed spaces, relocating utilities serving FSSB around the CUP Annex, and relocating PS6's entrance and exit. Remote terminal units in the California Tower will also need to be installed and commissioned with the CUP Expansion. This project will include generators, normal and emergency power distribution, transformers, hot water boilers, CUP administration and support space, future hoist space, PBX Operators space, parking with landscaped area, and routing of new underground CUP utilities including hot water (from boilers), electrical service (SMUD, campus distribution, and building power & lighting), low voltage (PBX, CUP Controls, building systems), fire and life safety, diesel fuel, water, sewer, and fire water. A new ductbank system (normal power, emergency power, and communications) is required from the new CUP Annex to connect to in-progress and future projects. Additionally, new hydronic piping will be installed along 45th Street and X Street to serve the campus with a portion being completed by the CUP Expansion project. These activities should minimize crossings and construction activities that would impact these utility loops. The CUP Annex will be designed to maintain the existing CUP's reputation for uninterrupted service to the hospital campus and provide flexibility to accept future technologies as they are developed to provide longevity and resiliency. The planning and design of the CUP Expansion Project must meet the Target Value Cost for the project, and the project team must follow the Target Value Design approach. The project must also hit critical milestone dates to ensure that the California Tower and 48X Complex can open fully operational on time. The estimated total project Target Cost construction value is: $193,000,000.00. Target Cost for the Bid Package listed below are the maximum amount The University will spend on this portion of the work. BP06 - Structural Concrete, Site Concrete and Rebar (DA) $4,500,000 B or C-8 and C-50 RFQ RFIs due 10/11/2024 by 10:00 AM (or earlier) Anticipated Construction Start October 2024 Estimated Construction Completion December 2029 BP specific construction value at completion greater than or equal to bid package value. ii. Projects with a total construction cost of $100 million or greater at time of completion (not the subcontract amount of your trade). iii. Projects with equal or greater value to the published BP value built in the State of California. iv. Work being governed by Public Contracting Code. v. Projects completed at a Health Care Project with equal or greater value to the published BP value. vi. Scope of work delivered either Design-Assist or Design-Build. vii. Self-performed Work being a project that includes an HCAi/ OSHPD in the scope of work. viii. Project completed delivery method included Lean Project Tools. Please specify the tools that were utilized and whether they were used during the design or construction phases. ix. Project Completed included Target Value Design. x. Project completed included working in a collaborative environment including a "Big Room" collocated project staffing. xi. Self-performed Work being a project that includes an HCAi/OSHPD or DSA construction project in the scope of work. Questions and requests for clarification or interpretation of the pre-qualification documents must be submitted in writing via email: lccouceiro@ucdavis.edu. Questions must be submitted by the date indicated within this Notice. Questions received after that date will be answered at the discretion of The University.