Site work and renovation of a medical facility in Sacramento, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a medical facility; and for site work for 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. o Phase 1 & Design Development Complete 06/14/2024 o Phase 2 Construction Documents Started 06/03/2024 o Phase 2 Construction Documents Completed 08/20/2025 o Phase 3A Make-Ready and Annex Substantial Completion Completed 01/04/2027 o Phase 3B Annex Building and Central Plant Renovations Completed 02/28/2029 RFQ RFIs due 11/12/2024 by 10:00 AM (or earlier) Questions and requests for clarification or interpretation of the pre-qualification documents must be submitted in writing via email: lccouceiro@ucdavis.edu. Anticipated Construction Start December 2024 Estimated Construction Completion December 2029 BP06 - Structural Concrete, Site Concrete and Rebar (DA) $4,500,000 B or C-8 and C-50 1. Hold a current and active BP specific Contractor License in the State of California. 2. Have completed (within the 2019-2023 calendar years) at least one (1) project where the Work performed was applicable to the license(s) specified for the respective Bid Package and where the value of said work was equal to or greater than the respective Estimated BP values specified herein. 3. Have average construction revenue of greater than two (2) times the respective Estimated BP values specified herein over the most recent three (3) fiscal years. 4. Have single project bonding capacity greater than the respective Estimated BP values specified herein as confirmed by a Surety Company licensed through the California Department of Insurance with a rating, as found in A.M. Best, of A or better. 5. Have asset to liability ratio for the 2023 (or 2022 if 2023 financial statements are not yet available for review) fiscal year that is greater than or equal to one (1.00) 6. Have an average Experience Modification Rate (EMR) for the most recent three-year period, as determined by the CA Workers Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau, of 1.00 or less. 7. Have instituted a corporate Injury and Illness Prevention Program in compliance with California OSHA Title 8, Section 3203 requirements. 8. Firm has not been disbarred, terminated for cause or otherwise prevented from bidding on, or completing any public works project at any time within the last seven (7) years. 9. Firm has not been subject to a disciplinary proceeding by a public agency as the result of a crime for which an owner or officer was convicted, or of a disciplinary infraction such as a breach of a code of ethics, at any time within the last seven (7) years. 10. Firm has not been found in a final decision of a court to have submitted a false claim to a public agency within the last seven (7) years. 11. Firm(s) has not had a surety company perform any or all of their work on one or more of their construction projects within the last seven (7) years. 12. Firm dispatches apprentices from a California Apprenticeship Council approved program for use on any public work project awarded a contract by a Public Entity. 13. Submission of a declaration that all information provided is true and correct. AND 14. Firm has completed 2 comparable projects within the last fifteen (15) years for each BP of interest. Submit an Appendix A Project Data Sheets for 2 Comparable/Largest Projects completed within the last fifteen (15) years for each BP of interest. Scope of Work performed on Comparable Project must be applicable to the license(s) specified for the respective Bid Package. The University has determined that prospective subcontractors for the Bid Packages identified must be pre-qualified to submit a bid for this project. The University will establish a list of prospective pre-qualified bidders. The University will determine, solely at their own discretion, based on the above prequalification criteria, whether a prospective bidder is pre-qualified. Each prospective pre-qualified bidder must answer all of the questions and provide all requested information, where applicable. Any prospective pre-qualified bidder failing to do so may be deemed to be not responsive and will not be qualified. Any prospective subcontractor who has submitted a complete RFQ Prequalification Application during the previous RFQ period for the listed packages will only be required to submit any revisions or additions to their previous RFQ submission. f the prospective Subcontractor is determined to not be pre-qualified, the prospective Subcontractor may request a review by the University. Any such request must be received by the Facility within 3 calendar days after receipt by the prospective Subcontractor of the determination. The decision resulting from such review is final and is not appealable within the University of California. Any person or entity not satisfied with the outcome of the pre-qualification must file a writ challenging the outcome within 10 calendar days from the date of the Universities written notice regarding pre-qualification determination. Any assertion that the outcome of the pre-qualification process was improper will not be a ground for a bid protest. The University reserves the right to reject any or all responses to Prequalification Questionnaires and to waive non-material irregularities in any response received. The successful Pre-qualified Bidder shall pay all persons providing construction services and/or any labor on site, including any University location, no less than the UC Fair Wage ($15 per hour as of 10/1/17) and shall comply with all applicable federal, state and local working condition requirements. Every effort will be made to ensure that all persons have equal access to contracts and other business opportunities with UC Davis Health within the limits imposed by law or University policy. Subcontractors may be required to show evidence of its equal employment opportunity policy. The successful subcontractors will be required to follow the nondiscrimination requirements set forth in the Bid Documents and to pay prevailing wage at the location of the work.