California eProcure #0000040552

UCLA Executive Architect Services for Phased Medical Office Improvements

UCLA is seeking an Executive Architect for phased improvements to a medical office building in Westlake Village. - Government buyer: University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA); no sub-agency or specific office is identified. - Requested service: One Executive Architect engagement for design and coordination of tenant improvements to an approximately 21,000-square-foot medical office building. - Phased scope: Initial improvements are planned for the first floor, with clinical improvements to the second floor planned for a later phase. - Potential clinical program: Radiation Oncology, Nuclear Medicine, and other services. Possible spaces and infrastructure include a linear accelerator (Linac), CT, PET/CT, and MRI systems with shielding; exam and procedure rooms; reception, consultation, treatment, recovery, clinical support, staff, and administrative areas. - Notable qualifications: Relevant experience with outpatient medical facilities and adaptive reuse, and proposed personnel with applicable expertise. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, equipment vendors, or architectural firms are named. - Anticipated project cost: $40–$45 million for both floors, subject to the agreed scope. This is the overall project cost; the Executive Architect’s fee is not specified.

Description

UCLA is requesting qualifications to select an Executive Architect for tenant improvements at 143 Triunfo Canyon Road. The project involves adaptive reuse of a recently acquired, approximately 21,000-square-foot medical office building for expanded clinical services, potentially including Radiation Oncology and Nuclear Medicine. Work is anticipated on both floors, with first-floor improvements proceeding initially and second-floor clinical improvements planned for a later phase; the architect will support design and coordination for both. The anticipated overall project cost is $40–$45 million for both floors, depending on the agreed-upon scope, and selection is contingent on project approval by the UC Board of Regents or its delegated authority.

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