DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Removal of existing 2.5MW Battery System and installation of new 10MW Battery System. The Design Builder shall provide all electrical distribution equipment associated with the installation of the Battery System. The Design Builder shall verify existing power capacity of the selected site, provide and install the Battery System specified by the Center of Energy Research (CER). Design scope includes 100% Development Documents to allow for early procurement of long lead items, 75% Construction Documents, 100% Construction Documents, and final Construction Documents for permitting. Review the Design Builder Supplemental Information document for full project description.

Jessica Cuevas
jcuevas@ucsd.edu

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: General Description: The Thornton MRI Expansion and Renovation project consists of an exterior addition of 3,400 SF and renovation of 760 SF within the existing MRI suite. It is estimated to be The Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) formerly the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD) is the state jurisdiction that will oversee the project. The timeline for the project includes approximately 6-months of preconstruction and agency review for permit, and approximately 16- months of construction with an anticipated start of construction in January 2025.

Giovanni Turi
giovanni.turi@laytonconstruction.com

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: The proposed new Wellness Lounge will service the Emergency Department medical staff, including doctors, nurses, nursing staff and other medical staff and will be located in the existing shell space in Jacob’s Medical Center First Floor. The project is approximately 1,100SF to accommodate proposed layout. The project will provide a lounge area, charting area, locker storage, two restrooms, and lactation room. The University has bid and awarded a CM at Risk Contract to Align Builders, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as “CM/Contractor”). CM/Contractor is responsible for bidding and awarding all subsequent subcontractor packages, including this package.

Ryan Lally 619.494.6354
RLally@alignbuilders.com

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: General Description: The proposed new Wellness Lounge will service the Emergency Department medical staff, including doctors, nurses, nursing staff and other medical staff and will be in the existing shell space in Jacob’s Medical Center First Floor. The project is approximately 1,100SF to accommodate proposed layout. The project will provide a lounge area, charting area, locker storage, two restrooms, and lactation room.

Sonia Silva
SoSilva@ucsd.edu

REQUEST FOR PREQUALIFICATION OF TRADE SUBCONTRACTORS FOR CONTRACT OF SPECIFIC TRADES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF: MULTIDISCIPLINARY LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING (MDLS)

Kristin Strahl (858) 500-3515
KLStrahl@mccarthy.com

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Altman Clinical and Translational Institute (ACTRI) is located in the Health Science East area of campus, originally built in 2016 and consists of 4 levels above ground and 3 lower levels partially below ground. Project scope consists of expanding clinical services currently located on Level 1 of ACTRI into an existing Lower Level 2 shell space, L2E600 and L2E11. The proposed area will be designated as a non-licensed clinic (non-OSHPD). It is assumed existing structural, fire protection, mechanical, and electrical systems will have capacity and will not require any system upgrades. Scope will include associated modifications to fire protection, mechanical, and electrical systems to accommodate proposed layout. Main programmatic components include but are not limited to, a series of exam / infusion rooms, lobby, staff lounge, restrooms, and support spaces.

Sonia Silva
sosilva@ucsd.edu

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: This project will establish underground raceway to tie SIO to the existing Campus Auto Load Shed System, complete the underground raceway to tie SIO Switch Station and Generator to Revelle Switch Station, relocate Coastal Apartments and Dance Studio from SIO to Revelle Distribution System in order to isolate the SIO loads for campus monitoring, and establish communications line from Node M to SIO.

Rosalie Pham 858.232.5896
r5pham@ucsd.edu

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Installation of a minimum of six hundred fifty-three (653) owner furnished contractor installed (OFCI) Level 2 Electrical Vehicle Chargers at 5-8 existing parking structures on Campus (sites to be selected by the University). The Design Builder shall provide all electrical distribution equipment necessary for the installation. The Design Builder shall verify existing power capacity at each site and propose the quantity of OFCI chargers at each site. Design scope includes 75% construction documents, 100% construction documents, and final construction documents for permitting.

Sonia Silva
sosilva@ucsd.edu

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The construction for Staff Wellness and the Emergency Department will have an unknown amount of time between the completion of one project and the start of the next project due to HCAi permit review times and thus will be bid separately. This prequalification is intended for both projects, but separate bid invitations for each project will be sent to qualified subcontractors as HCAi provides their review.

Kari Osborne
kjosborne@ucsd.edu

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: The construction for Staff Wellness and the Emergency Department will have an unknown amount of time between the completion of one project and the start of the next project due to HCAi permit review times and thus will be bid separately. This prequalification is intended for both projects, but separate bid invitations for each project will be sent to qualified subcontractors as HCAi provides their review.

Ryan Lally 619.494.6354
rlally@alignbuilders.com

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project scope consists of expanding clinical services currently located on Level 1 of ACTRI into an existing Lower Level 2 shell space, L2E600 and L2E11. The proposed area will be designated as a non-licensed clinic (non-OSHPD). Scope will include associated modifications to fire protection, mechanical, and electrical systems to accommodate proposed layout. Main programmatic components include but are not limited to, a series of exam / infusion rooms, lobby, staff breakroom, gender inclusive restrooms, and support spaces. Build-out area of work is located above an existing MRI suite. Project will require coordination with MRI schedule for any high vibration work.

Sonia Silva
sosilva@ucsd.edu

DESCRIPTION OF WORK The University has bid and awarded a CM/GC Contract to McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. (hereafter “CM/Contractor”). CM/Contractor is responsible for bidding and awarding all subsequent subcontractor packages, including this package. The successful Subcontractor Bidder shall sign a Subcontract Agreement directly with CM/Contractor and shall be bound by all the terms of the contract between the University and CM/Contractor. Refer to “Front Ends – Bid Backage No. 1 – Early Procurement of Design Assist Best Value Work Categories – General Conditions, Bidding Requirements, Contract Forms, and Conditions of the Contract,” which contains the contract between the University and CM/Contractor, attached to the subcontract bidding documents and incorporated by this reference.

Aaron Magdaleno (858) 784-0347
AMagdaleno@mccarthy.com

SCOPE OF WORK The Work shall include all services, labor, material, tools, equipment, excavation, shoring, testing, inspection, commissioning and all necessary General Conditions Work, that is required by or may be reasonably inferred from the Contract Documents to provide Pre-Construction Services and Construction Work for: This proposed project, Yong Lab at Urey Hall, is approximately /1,350 gross square feet (GSF). The project will be subject to the campus/university academic and administrative approval process.

Sonia Silva
sosilva@ucsd.edu

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: This project consists of the interior remodel of existing 1450 sf area of Bonner Hall 3rd floor, including the modification of Lab room #3221 for installation of vivarium, tissue culture, microscope rooms, and lab support space. It also includes modification of existing rooms #3222 and #3222A for surgery and animal behavior response room.

Didi Sheth
disheth@ucsd.edu

GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF WORK: UC San Diego Recreation intends to expand the entrance of RIMAC towards Ridge Walk to accommodate the growth of the population at UC San Diego. The project will include a 30,000 sf expansion and will include the renovation of multiple levels within RIMAC, to provide additional spaces to meet the various physical and mental needs of the University community. A major component of the expansion will be a climbing wall.

Brady Isaacson
bisaacson@ucsd.edu

PROJECT DESCRIPTION Seismically upgrade the Universities existing Central Utilities Plant (CUP) which is made up of nine (9) different building segments that were built at different times and are not all connected. Segment one (1) is the original building built in 1963. Segment two (2) is an addition built in 1967 without a seismic separation. Segment six (6) is a small extension of segment one (1) built in 1985 and segment eight (8) was built in 1991. This project includes seismic retrofit of Segments one (1), two (2), six (6), and eight (8) consisting of: · Strengthen existing steel braced frame connections, adding welding at gusset plates and/or additional plates and bolts. · New steel buckling restrained braced frames (BRB’s), adding new high ductility braces to improve the lateral system seismic behavior.

Jessica Cuevas
JCuevas@ucsd.edu

Description of Work: Altman Clinical and Translational Institute (ACTRI) is located in the Health Science East area of campus, originally built in 2016 and consists of 4 levels above ground and 3 lower levels partially below ground. Project scope consists of expanding clinical services currently located on Level 1 of ACTRI into an existing Lower Level 2 shell space, L2E600 and L2E11. The proposed area will be designated as a non-licensed clinic (non-OSHPD). It is assumed existing structural, fire protection, mechanical, and electrical systems will have capacity and will not require any system upgrades. Scope will include associated modifications to fire protection, mechanical, and electrical systems to accommodate proposed layout.

Jessica Cuevas
JCuevas@ucsd.edu

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Engineering Building Unit II (EBU II), located in the Muir College Quad of UCSD’s main campus, is primarily a Laboratory/Research mid-rise facility comprised of 5 floors and a basement. The building is separated by 3 wings (2 laboratories & 1 office), which creates an open quad in the center. Supply air, at each wing, is generated by custom Air Handler Units (AHUs) and multiple fan coils throughout. Based on a recent evaluation of the supply air system multiple pieces of equipment have surpassed their useful life and in recent years have begun to fail impacting research within the facility. The primary objective of the project is to replace seven (7) pieces of HVAC equipment that are original to the building’s current lifespan (29 years)

Hiroko Wilson
hwilson@ucsd.edu

PROJECT DESCRIPTION Upgrade the exsisting HVAC systems of the originally constructed portion of Geisel Library by replacement/refurbishment of the existing air handling units and other mechanical infrastructure. This will primarily be accomplished though conversion of the existing dual duct design by addition of a heating hot water loop and VAV’s with heating coils. This project also includes minor structural/seismic retrofit consisting of new concrete wall openings and fiber reinforced polymers (FRP).

Mike Gibbons,
mgibbons@pcl.com

Jacob’s Hall, also known as the EBU-1 building at UC San Diego La Jolla Campus is an eight-story building constructed in 1988. The facility houses approximately 140,000 ASF consisting of classrooms, labs, and offices for the Engineering Department. This project replaces three air handling units that have reached the end of their useful life. The units to be replaced are as follows: AH-17 14,100 CFM located on the fourth floor AH-18 21,300 CFM located on the fifth floor AH-19 9,800 CFM located on the fifth floor

Rick Lyons, 858.222.9061
RNLyons@UCSD.Edu