Renovation of an educational facility in Los Angeles, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

The Acosta Operations Center would enable the production of simultaneous live events at multiple venues from a single location to meet the broadcast requirements for the BTN's B1G+ digital platform. Local content is largely produced by students. The proposed operations center would be located at the Acosta Training Center, an existing two -story building with a basement, located at 410 Charles E. Young Drive West, adjacent to Pauley Pavilion in the heart of campus. Totaling 77,945 gross square feet (gsf) (49,830 assignable square feet [asf]), the building serves a variety of needs for UCLA's Intercollegiate Athletics program. Remodeled in 2006, the facility features UCLA's Athletic Training and Rehabilitation Room, a speed-strength and conditioning room, varsity locker rooms, the Olympic Sport Equipment Room, and team meeting spaces. The project would renovate 2,738 gsf at the ground floor of the Acosta Training Center to accommodate a Technical Operation Center, two audio and video control rooms, a workstation suite and office for editing, a multipurpose studio, storage, and a fire protection equipment room. The proposed scope of work includes the interior demolition of Offices 121A, 121B, 121C, 121D, 121E, and 121F, totaling 2,321 asf, all of which are currently vacant; construction of new interior partitions; installation of new doors, flooring, ceilings, and wall finishes; modifications to the Mechanical, Electrical, Fire Sprinkler, and Fire Alarm Systems to support the new program; accessibility upgrades to the existing adjacent Restrooms 114A and 114B; and installation and integration of Broadcast System Equipment. The project scope also includes the installation of a dedicated mechanical system to address server heat loads and a double-interlock pre-action fire sprinkler system to protect sensitive equipment from inadvertent discharge. The project includes installation of fiber optic cabling for a dedicated broadcast fiber optic network connecting the new operations center to all relevant athletic venues and the Morgan Center, which is located adjacent to Pauley Pavilion and the John Wooden Center. Cabling for the new broadcast fiber optic network would be routed primarily through existing underground ITS conduit . As part of the installation, new conduit would be added in the basement of the Morgan Center, and new conduit and a pull box would be added at the Los Angeles Tennis Center, which is located adjacent to the Acosta Training Center. This Bid Package consists of all labor, materials, hardware, equipment, submittals, shop drawings, fabrication, delivery, installation, labeling, and closeout required to provide complete and fully functional door, door frame, door frame w/ sidelite, hardware, window frame and access door assemblies per the Contract Documents. RFIs shall be submitted exclusively through online and must be received no later than September 15, 2026, at 12:00 PM. Any RFIs submitted by alternate means or after the stated deadline shall be disregarded.