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Arts & Humanities Arts & Humanities Business Technology Business Technology Buildings PreBid Workshop August 20, 2010

City College Arts & Humanities Business Technology Buildings Pre-Bid Workshop

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The new Arts & Humanities building will consist of approximately 128,378 square feet of new construction for the Arts and Humanities department including space for Visual Arts, English, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), Speech and Foreign Language, Honors, World Cultures, and City Works programs. The building will include new classrooms, a lecture hall, computer labs, and studio space for drawing, ceramics, sculpture, and graphics. The new Business Technology building will consist of approximately 62,000 square feet of new construction for the business department; including new space for Business Studies, the Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) program, Business and Computer Systems, common areas and associated support space for faculty and staff. The project will include seven computer labs, classrooms, a lecture hall, and areas for start‐up businesses for students in the Business Education program.

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Arts & HumanitiesArts & Humanities Business TechnologyBusiness Technology

BuildingsgPre‐Bid WorkshoppAugust 20, 2010

Project TeamProject Team 

• Owner: San Diego Community College DistrictOwner: San Diego Community College District (SDCCD)

• Program Manager: Gafcon• Program Manager: Gafcon

• Architect: Roesling Nakamura Terada A hiArchitects

• Construction Manager: Turner Construction

Turner ConstructionTurner Construction

• HistoryHistory– Founded 1902– Building the Futureg

• Core Values– IntegrityIntegrity– Commitment– Teamwork

• Safety Record/Standard/

Turner ConstructionTurner Construction

• Outreach EffortsOutreach Efforts– School of ConstructionPast Event– Past Event

• Current Projects– Airport – BEQ’s

• Upcoming Projects– Library

Proposition S & NProposition S & N

• Prop S ‐ $685 million bond passed in 2002Prop S  $685 million bond passed in 2002

• Prop N ‐ $870 million bond passed in 2006

id ili i d j• Provides New Facilities and Major Renovations

• 80+ Projects Campus Wide – City, Mesa, Miramar, and Six Continuing Education Campuses

PrequalificationPrequalification

• Prequalification for contracts $500K and UpPrequalification for contracts $500K and Up

• Requalification

lifi d i 2008 d i• Prequalified prior to 2008 = Needs to turn in Prequalification, NOT Requalification

• Submit 2 weeks prior to Bid Opening

• Safety Recordy• EMR over 1 = Disqualification

Project OverviewProject Overview

Arts & Humanities Building Business Technology Buildingg

• 128,000 SF New Construction

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• 62,000 SF New Construction

• Pre‐Cast Concrete Structure

• Five‐Story Building

• Pre‐Cast Concrete Structure

• Three‐Story Building

• Sublevel Parking Area

• Performing Arts Venue

• Unitized Curtain Wall System

• Computer Labs

• Lecture Room

• Unitized Curtain Wall System• Unitized Curtain Wall System

• Brick Veneer

• Unitized Curtain Wall System

• Vertical Trellis System

Project DetailsProject Details

• DSA Projectj• Prevailing Wage Project• 20 Month Duration of Work• LEED Gold• Labor Compliance/Tracking• OSHA 30 Requirement• Safety/Competent PersonD T i• Drug Testing

• Tower Cranes• Busy Site (Other Projects)• Busy Site (Other Projects)

Site LogisticsSite Logistics

Bid InformationBid InformationBid Packages

14. Painting15. Theatrical Rigging16. Audience Seating

1. Pre‐Cast Concrete*2. Demolition/Abatement/SWPPP*3. Excavation/Grading/Utilities/Shoring g

17. Landscape & Irrigation18. Elevators19. Fire Protection

/ g/ / g4. Structural Concrete5. Survey6. Steel & Metals 19. Fire Protection

20. Plumbing Systems21. Mechanical Systems22. Electrical Systems

6. Steel & Metals7. General Trades8. Millwork9. Roofing & Sheet Metal 22. Electrical Systems

23. Site Concrete24. Asphalt25 Utilities

9. Roofing & Sheet Metal10. Storefront & Glazing11. Tiling12 Flooring 25. Utilities

26. WindowWashing Systems 12. Flooring13. Access Flooring

* Package Already Bid 

Bid ScheduleBid Schedule

• Contract Documents: www.mayer.comContract Documents: www.mayer.com– Go to Current Projects Bidding

• Increment 1 (Phase 2)Increment 1 (Phase 2)– Bid Package #3: Excavation/Grading/Utilities/Shoring

– Bidding August 27, 2010• Increment 2– Bid Packages #4 – 26– Late Fall 2010– Pending DSA Approval

Big Opportunities for Small BusinessBig Opportunities for Small Business

The SDCCD is looking to increase the gparticipation of small and historically 

underutilized firms on Propositions S and N projectsprojects.

• Direct sourcing small jobs which do not exceed $15,000• Pre‐bid events on upcoming projects• Annual Contractors Outreach Breakfast ‐ August• Annual Meet and Greet with Campus Project Managers  ‐Annual Meet and Greet with Campus Project ManagersOctober• Register with SD Contracting Opportunities Center http://ptac‐sandiego org/index htmlhttp://ptac‐sandiego.org/index.html

Future Opportunities with SDCCDFuture Opportunities with SDCCDFurniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) budget for new facilities is currently budgeted at $70.1 million, and typically y g yp yincludes:

• Classroom and other furniture

• Laboratory equipment

• Kitchen equipment and supplies

• Audio‐visual equipment, computers, printers, etc.q p , p , p ,

City College OverviewCity College Overview• Seven new teaching and learning facilities

• Seven major renovations• Seven major renovations

• Campus expansion willCampus expansion willprovide facilities/programs toaccommodate eventual enrollment of 25,000 students

City College Future ProjectsCity College Future ProjectsMATH AND SOCIAL SCIENCES BUILDING

• Project Budget: $83.5 million (incl landProject Budget: $83.5 million (incl. land 

acquisition)

• Expected Construction Start:  January 2011

T t d C l ti M 2012• Targeted Completion:  May 2012

• Project involves land acquisition and construction of new 72,000 sq. ft. classroom and laboratory building. It will include the District’s Corporate Education Center, Military Education, a Family Health Center and a six‐story parking structure with 400+ stalls.

• Delivery Method: Design/Build  (RNT, Sundt)

• Sub Opportunities: Major trade subcontractors have been selected for MEP Structure andhave been selected for MEP, Structure, and Concrete. Multiple trade contracts will be solicited in late fall 2010.

City College Future ProjectsCity College Future ProjectsSCIENCE BUILDING

P j t B d t $54 8 illi• Project Budget: $54.8 million• Expected Construction Start:  May 2011• Targeted Completion:  January 2013

F t L h d b ildi idi• Four‐story, L‐shaped building providing 73,000 square feet of new construction for classrooms, labs and a planetarium. 

li h d• Delivery Method: CMMP• CM: Rudolph & Sletten• Architect:  Harley Ellis Devereaux• Sub Opportunities: Multiple trade bid  

packages solicited in spring 2011.• FF&E Opportunities:  Laboratory         

equipment & supplies, furniture

Mesa College OverviewMesa College Overview

Ni j t l t d• Nine projects completed under Propositions S and N

•Two projects currently under construction; three more in design

S i i• Seven more remaining as part of campus expansion

Mesa College Future ProjectsMesa College Future ProjectsMath & Science Building

• Project Budget: $117 million

• Expected Construction Start:  Feb. 2011

• Targeted Completion:  January 2013

• New 200,000 GSF, four‐story building will have classrooms, lecture rooms, labs for scientific experiments, computer labs, and facility, staff d d i i t ti tand administrative support areas. 

• Delivery Method: CMMP

• CM:  McCarthy

A hit t D l i Wilk R d i B k• Architect:  Delawie Wilkes Rodrigues Barker

• Sub Opportunities:  All trades with the exception of structural concrete, building envelope, MEP, and drywall/studs.and drywall/studs.

• FF&E Opportunities: Laboratory equipment, furniture, etc.

Miramar College OverviewMiramar College Overview

• 13 completed projects13 completed projects

• Infrastructure project, two p jclassroom buildings and Library Learning Resource 

lCenter currently in construction

• Campus expansion will accommodate eventual enrollment of 25,000

Miramar College Future ProjectsMiramar College Future ProjectsCafeteria/Bookstore and Student/Campus Center

• Project Budget: $33 2 million• Project Budget: $33.2 million

• Estimated Const. Start:  Spring 2011

• Targeted Completion:  Spring 2013

• New multi‐story will consist of approx. 45,000 SF of new construction to housea new cafeteria, bookstore and student services center. 

• Delivery Method: CMMP

• CM:  CW Driver

• Architect: NTD ArchitectureArchitect:  NTD Architecture

• Sub Opportunities: Multiple trade pkgs.

• FF&E Opportunities: Kitchen equipment & supplies lounge furniture classroom andsupplies, lounge furniture, classroom and        other furniture

Miramar College Future ProjectsMiramar College Future ProjectsHeavy Duty Adv. Transportation Tech. Center Expansion

• Project Budget: $11 6 millionProject Budget: $11.6 million

• Estimated Construction Start:  Early 2011

• Targeted Completion:  Spring 2012

• Project will consist of approximately 14,000 SF of new construction to support program expansion to diesel, natural gas, hybrid bus and transit technology and new developments in construction equipmentnew developments in construction equipment technology 

• Delivery Method:  CMMP• Architect:  Marlene Imirzian• Sub Opportunities: Multiple trade                   

packages will be solicited in late fall 2010• FF&E Opportunities: Heavy duty                   

h i l i t t timechanical equipment, automotive                     testing and diagnostic equipment,                    furniture

Miramar College Future ProjectsMiramar College Future ProjectsAviation Maintenance Technology Center• Project Budget: $8 9 million• Project Budget: $8.9 million

• Estimated Construction Start:  Spring 2011

• Targeted Completion:  Summer 2012• Addition of approx. 6,500 SF of new construction 

to add additional laboratory and classroom space and storage. Additionally, ADA upgrades and minor renovations will be performed on existing p gbuilding.

• Delivery Method: CMMP

• Architect: Joseph Wong Design Associates

• Sub Opportunities: Multiple trade pkgs., targeting for early 2011.

• FF&E Opportunities:  Sheet metal fabrication equipment, aeronautic simulation systems, furniture

Continuing Education OverviewContinuing Education Overview

• Four projects completed

• Four projects in design

• Total of eight projects to expand and modernize six C ti i Ed ti itContinuing Education sites

Continuing Education Future ProjectsContinuing Education Future ProjectsNorth City Campus and Parking Structure• Project Budget: $50.7 millionProject Budget: $50.7 million• Expected Construction Start:  May 2011• Targeted Completion:  December 2012

• Land acquisition; construction of a new, two‐q ; ,story,40,500 GSF classroom building to serve as the Campus of Excellence for Multimedia and Innovation; and construction of a 300‐spaceInnovation; and construction of a 300 space parking structure. 

• Delivery Method: CMMP

• CM: BarnhartCM:  Barnhart

• Architect:   Joseph Wong Design Associates

• Sub Opportunities:  All trades

• Parking structure: TBD• Parking structure:  TBD

• FF&E Opportunities:  Furniture

Continuing Education Future ProjectsCesar Chavez Center• Project Budget: $48 7 million

Continuing Education Future Projects

• Project Budget: $48.7 million• Expected Construction Start:  Feb 2011• Targeted Completion:  July 2012

• This project consists of land acquisition andThis project consists of land acquisition and               construction of a new 70,000 GSF building to           consolidate the current programs at the Cesar                    Chavez and Centre City campuses.Includes classrooms, a small business incubator               Includes classrooms, a small business incubatorcenter, and underground parking with 154 spaces. 

• Delivery Method:  CMMP 

• Architect: Martinez + CutriArchitect:  Martinez + Cutri

• CMMP:  Rudolph & Sletten

• Sub Opportunities: All trade packages, bid early 2011

• FF&E Opportunities:  Furniture

Continuing Education Future ProjectsLinda Vista Campus at Mesa College• Project Budget: $19 2 million

Continuing Education Future Projects

• Project Budget: $19.2 million• Expected Construction Start:  May 2011• Targeted Completion:  December 2012

• The new facility will help consolidate programsThe new facility will help consolidate programs currently housed in temporary spaces. The new      38,000 GSF facility will include classrooms, an art lab, a parent‐child area, multipurpose room and a nutritional demonstration kitchenette. 

• Delivery Method: CMMP  

• CM:  PCL Construction

• Architect: SGPA Architecture and PlanningArchitect:  SGPA Architecture and Planning

• Sub Opportunities:  All trades

• FF&E Opportunities:  furniture, kitchen supplies and equipment, children’s furniture, classroom q p , ,furniture

Continuing Education Future ProjectsWing Expansion at Educational Cultural Complex• Project Budget: $16 3 million

Continuing Education Future Projects

• Project Budget: $16.3 million• Expected Construction Start:  May 2011

• Targeted Completion:  November 2012

• New 15,000 SF expansion to main building will             replace bungalows, modular classrooms, labs and       support rooms not connected to building. Allows                 for relocation of College Police and will create                  gmore efficient space for administration team.

• Delivery Method:  CMMP

• CM: CW DriverCM:  CW Driver

• Architect:  RJC Architects

• Sub Opportunities:  All trades

• FF&E Opportunities: laboratory equipment &          supplies, furniture

Purchasing & Contract ServicesPurchasing & Contract ServicesThe SDCCD Purchasing Department maintains an active vendor database for the purpose of notifying interested vendors of upcoming personal propertythe purpose of notifying interested vendors of upcoming personal property 

bids.

Complete online application to register and be included in Supplier Databasep pp g pphttps://bussrv.sdccd.edu/purchasing/vendors/

Information for Suppliers: pphttp://bussrv.sdccd.edu/purchasing/4vendors.html#How_to_do

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W b li k f bidWeb link for current bids: http://bussrv.sdccd.edu/purchasing/Current%20Invitations0601

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