San Diego County Ivalua #1123

Progressive Design-Build Services for Ramona Sheriff Station, San Diego County

The County of San Diego is seeking Progressive Design-Build services for the new Ramona Sheriff Station, emphasizing sustainability and energy efficiency. - Government Buyer: - County of San Diego, Department of General Services and Department of Purchasing and Contracting - Project Scope: - Design and construction of an approximately 18,000 SF sheriff station, including offices, evidence room, gym, community room, parking for 74 vehicles, and landscaping - Optional tenant improvements for a 4,000 SF temporary swing space - Sustainability & Energy Requirements: - LEED certification and Zero Net Energy certification - Photovoltaic system producing 120% of predicted energy consumption - Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) sized at 42 kW-AC / 344 kWh - Owner-furnished ChargePoint CT4000 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations - Workforce & Participation: - Skilled and trained workforce required - Compliance with prevailing wage laws - Significant participation goals for local, small, disadvantaged, and disabled veteran businesses - Quality Assurance: - County will provide special inspections and materials testing - Contractor responsible for permitting, coordination, and installation of FF&E - Budget & Contract Structure: - Total budget not to exceed $37 million - Two-phase delivery: preconstruction and construction, with construction proceeding after Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) agreement - Notable OEM: - ChargePoint (for EV charging stations) - Place of Performance: - Ramona Sheriff Station, Ramona, San Diego County, California - County offices at 5560 Overland Avenue, San Diego, CA - Unique Requirements: - Aggressive energy use targets, public art allowance, and sustainability responsibilities - Temporary facilities and controls differ between project options

Description

The County of San Diego is soliciting proposals for Progressive Design-Build services for the Ramona Sheriff Station project. The project delivery includes a preconstruction phase where the contractor collaborates on design, constructability, cost, and schedule, followed by an optional construction phase based on a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP). The total budget for all contract options is $37 million. The solicitation includes detailed requirements on sustainability, quality assurance, and local small business participation, with a proposal due date of January 15, 2025.

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