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Dion Harrington0341.20341_CONST203/15/2010 11:43 AM2/20/2024 1:32 PMDaley Michael9341
Construction of a 16-classroom, three-story building at Millennial Tech Middle School. The new building includes 12 standard classrooms, four science classrooms, a broadcast technology instructional facility, and student restrooms. This energy-efficient, permanent classroom building replaces portable classrooms and accommodates the increased enrollment.
  
Clayton Kraft5631.15631_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM12/19/2017 8:17 AMRega Regina9200
​Jonas Salk Elementary School is a new school located at the intersection of Flanders Drive and Parkdale Avenue in the western portion of Mira Mesa. The school opened for staff in June 2015, and students arrived as scheduled, September 2015.

The school is designed to serve approximately 700 K-5 students. The facilities include three, two-story Classroom buildings, a Multi-Purpose building with a stage that opens to both the exterior and Food Service Facility, a single story Special Education building, Learning Resource Center, and an Administration Building. The campus features a lunch court shelter, kindergarten play area, joint use hard court play area, onsite drop-off/pick-up areas, and onsite parking.

A photovoltaic (solar) carport contributes up to 30 percent of the power needed for school operations. A future joint-use grass playfield and park facilities are planned, to be maintained by the City of San Diego.

During the environmental review process it was discovered that Fairy Shrimp inhabited some of the vernal pools located at McAuliffe Park, approximately one mile north of the proposed school site. In order to preserve this habitat, the district is restoring, enhancing and mitigating (at a 2:1 ratio) the existing vernal pools to foster the growth and habitat of this species. These efforts were reviewed and approved through the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.
  
JOHN STOKES91170051.191170051_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM10/20/2017 1:56 PMRega Regina9117
Create a campus for iHigh Virtual Academy at the former Fremont Elementary School. Three relocatable buildings are placed on the site and other legacy portable buildings are removed. The facilities created for iHigh Virtual Academy include a high-tech classroom, teacher work area, and a main office. The classroom is equipped with an interactive white board and technology tools. Other improvements provided by this project include LED lighting systems and systems furniture.  
  
JEFF HUDSON9249A.19249A_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM11/6/2017 10:50 AMRega Regina9249
This project replaces aging portables at Rowan Child Development Center with new relocatable classrooms. The project is funded by grants from the First 5 Commission and Neighborhood House Association.
  
Bernard Calangian91190001.291190001_CONST103/15/2010 11:43 AM10/18/2017 12:02 PMRega Regina9119
Modernizing the food service facilities at Fulton K-8 School includes remodeling the existing kitchen into a mini food court, and converting the adjoining staff dining room into a prep kitchen with adequate cold and dry storage. The kitchen receives new serving equipment, secure outdoor food cart storage facilities, and a new staff restroom. A new lunch court shelter is constructed and the staff dining room is relocated. The project includes electrical, plumbing, and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code and accessibility requirements.
     
  
BERNARD CALANGIAN91470001.1FPCSMALL_FPC001903/15/2010 11:43 AM1/12/2018 8:18 AMRega Regina9147
This project includes the installation of a new portable classroom building after a portable classroom was destroyed by fire. This work satisfies accessibility and California Building Code requirements, including improvements to the passenger loading/unloading zone, directional signage, and student and staff restrooms.
  
HOBY HUFFORDFS001C.1FS001C_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM10/13/2017 4:22 PMRega Regina9992

Interior and exterior improvements for the district's central offices at the Eugene Brucker Educational Center. The project includes restroom upgrades, new interior ramps, and new exterior ramps for building entry. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.   

  
KEVIN OHLIN92890002.1FS008_CONST1103/15/2010 11:43 AM12/19/2017 9:46 AMRega Regina9289
Installation of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) upgrades the library and two-story classroom building at Webster Elementary School. New gas-powered heating and electric-powered cooling units are installed. The new HVAC equipment is integrated into the district’s energy management system.
  
FRANCISCO CAMPUZANO0255.10255_CONST103/15/2010 11:43 AM1/23/2018 8:52 AMRega Regina9255
This project includes construction of a student drop-off zone, improved on-site traffic circulation, parking, and street conditions to support safe drop-off and pedestrian street crossing operations. Changes to street conditions include installing dedicated left-turn pockets on both sides of Beryl Street, near the intersection of the school driveway and Noyes Street. At the intersection of Beryl and Noyes streets the traffic signal is adjusted and pedestrian crosswalk lengths are shortened. Onsite improvements include widening the existing school driveway along Beryl Street, and aligning it with the Beryl and Noyes Street intersection. The new onsite parking lot is designed to accommodate staff parking, features eight-foot high exterior parking lights, and perimeter landscaping. A new eight-foot high wood fence is installed from the southwest corner of the school property, extending to the north side of the lot.
  
Lynn Roxas0354C.10354C_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM11/15/2017 7:31 AMRega Regina9354

A new 1,100 square-foot, single-story building is constructed of steel frame and a metal roof. The building is located at the football stadium and features men’s and women’s restrooms, a three-window concession stand, and two-window ticket booth. This project also includes a new entry plaza and entry gates to the stadium. The project provides accessibility and other features that satisfy California Building Code requirements.

 

  
ROBERT HIGDONAP346A.2AP346A_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM10/26/2017 11:18 AMRega Regina9346

Improvements to Madison High School’s football stadium includes construction of a concessions building, an announcer's booth, athletic equipment storage building, and visitor's side ticket booth. The concessions building is approximately 2,400 square-feet with separate home and visitors' concessions and restrooms. Project features include additional accessible bleachers, field lighting, and a public address system. The total seating availability becomes 1,600 on the home side and 800 on visitors' side. To provide accessibility and to satisfy California Building Code requirements the project includes an elevator to the press box, visitors' side handicap parking, assisted listening devices, and other improvements.  

  
DAVID GRANTCIP0155.1CIP0155_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM10/20/2017 2:30 PMRega Regina9155

The Jefferson Elementary School Joint Use and Building Improvements project includes two phases. Phase one is the construction of a two-story classroom building as an extension of an existing two-story classroom building. The new building is designed to accommodate students from the child development center (CDC).

Phase two of the project includes demolishing the existing CDC building and constructing a new a joint use field. The joint use facility includes a new playground area and synthetic turf field. Jefferson Elementary students have exclusive use of the joint use field during school hours, and public use is permitted outside of school hours. 

  
ROBERT HIGDONCTE001.1CTE001_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM9/25/2017 1:37 PMRega Regina9356

The San Diego High School Multimedia Studio project includes redesign of the existing 3,500 square-foot television studio. The new Multimedia studio features an 1,800 square-foot high-definition television broadcast studio, a 560 square-foot control room, a 900 square-foot audio-visual classroom, and a new 240 square-foot editing room.

  
ROBERT HIGDONCTE003.1CTE003.13/15/2010 11:43 AM3/14/2018 11:58 AMRega Regina9346

The Automotive Repair Facility project is a new 10,000 square-foot building with eight auto bays used by students as learning labs. Two classrooms that accommodate 36 students each are constructed at each end of the facility. The classrooms overlook the Auto Shop through plate glass windows. The building provides an industry-standard facility that supports certification by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation.

The project is for the district's College Career & Technical Education program, and is partially funded by a California Proposition 1D grant. Facility design includes consultation with members of commercial automotive fields. These professional facilities are designed to enable student instruction and practice in alternative fuels, advanced transportation technologies, engine performance, steering and suspension, electrical and mechanical components, and brakes.

  
CHRISTINE KAMCTE006.1CTE006_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM1/19/2018 5:30 PMRega Regina9352

The Morse High School Autobody Program Facility project includes construction of a new one-story, 6,855 square-foot building featuring faculty office space, state-of-the-art auto body paint booths, and frame alignment bays. Renovations to the existing Building 600 include installation of instructional classrooms, computer labs and an engineering design room.

  
CHRISTINE KAMCTE007.1CTE007_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM1/25/2018 4:46 PMRega Regina9352

The Morse High School Culinary Arts Program New Facility project includes construction of a new 6,622 square-foot, steel-framed building featuring classrooms and state-of-the-art instructional kitchen spaces. An additional 1,695 square-foot outdoor cafe is constructed on the east side of the campus.

  
Christine KamCTE008.1CTE008_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM12/20/2017 11:02 AMRega Regina9359

Five new structures totaling 10,000 square feet are constructed at Scripps Ranch High School as a learning center for renewable energy technologies. Educational labs include design and engineering, as well as power and energy. Each lab includes an associated classroom and storage. Other building spaces include a lobby, general classroom, instructors' office, and restrooms.

The building includes operable windows for natural ventilation and lighting. The landscape includes a rainwater harvesting system, where rainwater is piped into the building for flushing low-flow toilets. Water flowing through storm drains and off roofs is captured and stored in an underground storage tank, then reused for irrigation. 

The project serves the district's College Career & Technical Education program and is funded by a California Proposition 1D grant and Proposition S. The facility is designed to enable student instruction and practice in sustainable design and green building strategies.

  
JULIO RAMOSCTE009.1CTE009_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM1/19/2018 5:16 PMRega Regina9338

Construct a 5,700-square foot facility for the Hoover High School Green Construction Program. The facility provides an educational lab, construction education equipment, a new 960 square-foot classroom with digital technology, and an outdoor educational space. The courtyard is covered by a canopy for sun protection during outdoor instruction. The project is certified in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED). Notable green design and construction features include a solar photovoltaic power-generating system, a state-of-the-art ventilation system to control dust and noise, and pervious paver materials in the courtyard. Construction also includes a new storm drain and water filtration system. The specialized building fixtures and fire alarm, intrusion, lighting and power systems are resistant to impact.

  
CHRISTINE KAMCTE010.1CTE010_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM1/19/2018 4:55 PMRega Regina9352

The Morse High School Child Development Program Building is a new 4,900 square-foot, one-story, steel-framed building located on the high school campus. Interior spaces include a high school classroom, toddler daycare classroom, infant nursery, and educational support spaces such as administrative offices, restrooms, storage, and utilities. New exterior spaces include a play area for toddlers. A new fire lane and vehicle access road is created to service the campus and the new building. Construction includes utility work, grading the soil, paving, and hardscape for the play area. The project also includes new landscape and irrigation systems.

  
ROBERT HIGDONCTE011.1CTE011_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM11/8/2017 2:07 PMRega Regina9332

The NATEF Auto Program Building project includes construction of a 3,475 square-foot masonry building with six auto bays used by students as learning labs. An additional 3,420 square-foot auto shop and in building 400 is remodeled into one classroom and two auto bays for engine performance and diagnostics. The new industry-standard facility supports certification by the National Automotive Technicians Education.

The project is part of the district's College Career & Technical Education program, and is partially funded by a California Proposition 1D grant. Facility design includes consultation with members of commercial automotive fields. These professional facilities are designed to enable student instruction and practice in performance, steering and suspension, electrical and mechanical components and brakes.

  
Lynn RoxasCTE012.1CTE012_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM11/1/2017 9:26 AMRega Regina9354
The Point Loma High School Motion Picture Facility project remodels part of the 900 Building into an approximately 4,804 square-foot Motion Picture Industries educational facility. Facility features include a studio, screening room, video editing rooms, audio suite, and instructor’s office. New fixtures and equipment include an interactive whiteboard, an audio-video hub, and a podium with audio amplification.
  
JULIE KATSAPISCTE013.1CTE013_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM9/25/2017 11:02 AMRega Regina9356
The San Diego HS School of Business Management Facility Improvements project includes redesign of an existing 2,262 square-foot classroom, into two classrooms and a conference room, and i21 classroom technology upgrades. Other project renovations include installation of an aesthetically enhanced exterior façade at the Associated Student Body store, known as "The Rock", featuring a weather protective canopy and new digital signage.
  
ROBERT HIGDONCTE014.1CTE014_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM10/26/2017 10:51 AMRega Regina9346

The Madison High School Multi-Media Production Facility is a new 3,250 square-foot building constructed with sound-insulated concrete block. The facility features a 900 square-foot broadcast studio with two sets. A 335 square-foot control room with eight workstations is adjacent to the studio. The facility supports live broadcasts and webcasts.

Additional features include a 1,150 square-foot audio-visual classroom, three editing rooms with audio integration, and a 250 square-foot machine room. The machine room includes computerized processing and distribution equipment, and provides an equipment storage area.

This high-definition television broadcast studio is a College, Career and Technical Education facility that is partially funded by a California Proposition 1D grant. The studio was designed by industry experts. These professional facilities are designed to help prepare students to work in the arts, media, and entertainment industries.

  
JULIE KATSAPISCTE015.1CTE015_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM11/6/2017 11:22 AMRega Regina9356

A remodel of a 2,627 square-foot portion of Building 100 from an existing food lab into a state-of-the-art teaching kitchen and culinary arts training facility. Construction includes a teaching kitchen with prep and cook-line area, instructor’s office, storage, dishwashing and scullery area, and an outdoor culinary event dining area. A lecture lab classroom is constructed and equipped with upgraded technology, including an interactive whiteboard. Other project features include new heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment, food service equipment, and a canopied salad bar area which is also used by the District’s Food Services Department to serve student lunches.

The project serves the district's College Career & Technical Education program and is funded by a California Proposition 1D grant and Proposition S. These professional facilities are designed to enable student instruction and practice in food-related businesses, such as catering, production of specialty foods, and the development of new food products.

  
Sydney HawkinsDATA.1DATA_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM1/19/2018 4:43 PMRega Regina9357
Construction of a new 10,992 square foot district information technology facility at the northeast corner of the Serra High School campus. The facility is designed as a data center for wide area network operations. Project features include two classrooms, student and staff restrooms, utility closets, and landscaping.
  
Sydney HawkinsMECH1.1MECH1_CONST103/15/2010 11:43 AM11/15/2017 8:21 AMRega Regina9062

The Air Conditioning Mechanical Systems Upgrade project at Cherokee Point Elementary includes the installation of new components for the chiller plant air conditioning system. Installation includes a new chiller with screening, and stainless-steel overhead piping to distribute chilled water from the central plant to the existing air handling units. Other new components include pumps, an air separator, an expansion tank, and variable frequency drives.

 

 
 

 

 
  
Lynn RoxasFPC354A.1FPC354A_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM11/1/2017 8:24 AMRega Regina9354
Remodel the old wood shop area into a new 3,785 square foot Music Center with three classrooms and educational support spaces. The remodel includes wall and ceiling insulation, sound isolation material, acoustical panels, and acoustical drapery. New fire sprinklers in the unfinished basement and restroom upgrades are among the improvements made to satisfy California Building Code and accessibility requirements.
  
CHRISTINE KAMFS001A.1FS001A_CONST203/15/2010 11:43 AM9/25/2017 10:41 AMRega Regina9352
The Morse High School Track and Field project includes installation of a new synthetic turf with rapid underground water drainage, cleaning, and cooling systems. The project provides a new all-weather track and situated event stations for the long jump and pole vault.
  
ROBERT HIGDONFS009.2FS009_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM1/18/2018 8:19 AMRega Regina9332

The Clairemont High School Stadium ADA Improvements Phase 2 project provides accessibility and other improvements to the athletic fields to satisfy California Building Code requirements. At the football stadium a concession stand, ticket booth, announcer's booth, and additional bleachers are added to both the home and visitors' sides. New additional bleachers bring the total stadium seating to nearly 1,600 on the home side and 800 on the visitors' side. For the visitors' side, new accessible parking and restrooms are added. Other project features include constructing an athletic equipment storage building and installing field lighting.

The baseball and softball fields each receive 200-seat bleachers, dugouts, a scoreboard, scorer's booth, and paved pedestrian pathway improvements. The baseball field is rotated 180 degrees to minimize construction of retaining walls.

  
FRANCISCO CAMPUZANOFS011.2FS011_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM11/27/2017 9:44 AMRega Regina9356
The San Diego High School New Classroom Building project includes construction of a two-story classroom building to replace existing portable classrooms. The new building features 16 classrooms and barrier-free accessibility. Site improvements include construction of a new student pick-up and drop-off area for school buses on the north side of the football stadium.
  
JANET CORTEZFS012.1FS012_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM11/1/2017 1:09 PMRega Regina9354
The Point Loma High School new classroom building is a 15,358 square-foot, two-story classroom facility located on the northwest corner of the campus. 
 
Six of the eight classrooms are equipped with 21st century technology that includes an interactive whiteboard, a teacher presentation station, wireless voice amplification system, teacher tablet computer, and netbook computers for students. Two classrooms house the sports medicine examination and rehabilitation areas, utilized by participants of the school’s College, Career & Technical Education Sports Medicine Program.
 
  
JULIO RAMOSFS013.1FS013_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM10/20/2017 11:06 AMRega Regina9338

Construction of a new 30,284 square-foot two-story classroom building at Hoover High School. The steel framed 20-classroom building features new ornamental fencing and landscaping and is located on the west side of campus. The project also includes a new 74-space parking facility near the southeast corner of campus. Classrooms are equipped with 21st century technology, a wireless network, air conditioning, and operable, energy-efficient windows. New educational and support spaces include a computer lab, science classroom, and student assembly courtyard.

  
John StokesK2PROPS1.1K2PropS1_CONST103/15/2010 11:43 AM10/13/2017 7:58 AMRega Regina9060

Modifications to Chavez Elementary buildings correct the crossing of pathways between kindergarten, first and second graders with upper elementary grade students. The improvements include a new exterior staircase, interior and exterior barriers, and signage. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
John StokesK2PROPS1.2K2PropS1_CONST403/15/2010 11:43 AM10/13/2017 8:06 AMRega Regina9155

Modifications to Jefferson Elementary buildings correct the crossing of pathways between kindergarten, first and second graders with upper elementary grade students. The improvements include a new exterior staircase, exterior elevator, interior and exterior barriers, and signage. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
John StokesK2PROPS1.3K2PropS1_CONST503/15/2010 11:43 AM11/6/2017 10:40 AMRega Regina9230

Modifications to Rosa Parks Elementary buildings to correct the crossing of pathways between kindergarten, first and second graders with upper elementary grade students. The improvements include a new exterior staircase, a new exterior elevator, an elevator machine room, exterior 2nd floor barrier, and signage. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Sydney HawkinsS0063.1S0063_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM11/15/2017 8:17 AMRega Regina9063

Repair, renovate and revitalize Chollas Mead Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This includes improvements to support student health, safety and security, code compliance, and building systems repair and replacement. New classroom windows are installed, building interiors, finishes and fixtures are refinished, and plumbing and sewer lines are repaired where needed. The teachers' lounge and small support rooms are renovated. Campus-wide air conditioning systems are installed, aging wiring and fire alarm system are replaced, vandalism and intrusion safeguards are installed, and the fences are modified. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements, including the school entrance, exterior walkways and ramps.

  
Sydney Hawkins90630001.290630001_CONST103/15/2010 11:43 AM11/15/2017 8:21 AMRega Regina9063

The HVAC Project at Mead Elementary includes the installation of new components for the chiller plant air conditioning system. Installation includes a new chiller with screening, and stainless-steel overhead piping to distribute chilled water from the central plant to the existing air handling units. Other new components include pumps, an air separator, an expansion tank, and variable frequency drives.

  
JANET CORTEZS0208A.2S0208A_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM1/17/2018 1:30 PMRega Regina9208
The ALBA at North Park Phase 2 project includes parking modifications, modernizing classrooms, converting classrooms and the library into support offices, and interior upgrades. New student drop-off is constructed and accessible parking is relocated. Kindergarten classrooms are modernized into science classrooms for high school and middle school instruction. Other classrooms and the library are converted into counseling, mental health services, psychologist, and support offices. Interior upgrades include ramp entry gates, door hardware, and restroom fixtures. Staff is transferred from the original location to the destination campus. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.
  
JANET CORTEZ92080001.192080001_CONST203/15/2010 11:43 AM10/12/2017 12:31 PMRega Regina9208
The ALBA at North Park Phase 3 project includes improvements to the joint use park, adjacent to the campus. A new basketball court is installed, concrete sidewalk is repaired and replaced, new fencing is installed around the joint use field, and 30 foot high light poles are replaced. New surfaces include matting under play equipment and a new sealcoat on the joint use field. Additional exterior modifications include recommendations from the School Police Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) analysis.
  
Sydney Hawkins9215A.19215A_CONST3/15/2010 11:43 AM11/15/2017 8:45 AMRega Regina9215

The HVAC Project at Normal Heights Elementary includes the installation of new components for the chiller plant air conditioning system. Installation includes a new chiller with screening and noise-reducing equipment. Other new components include pumps, an air separator, an expansion tank, and variable frequency drives.

  
Francisco CampuzanoS9375.2S9375_CONST203/15/2010 11:43 AM10/13/2017 3:41 PMRega Regina9375

Tenant improvements to the sixth and seventh floors of the City of San Diego's Downtown Central Library for the new e3 Civic High School. The new Charter school provides 70,000 square feet of space, designed to promote collaboration. This includes four open learning spaces, three large gathering spaces, a computer technology lab, biomedical classrooms and labs, and a rhythm dance studio. Innovative learning spaces include a central staircase that doubles as tiered seating and lecture space, a café with nutrition lab, think tanks, and seating nooks. The school's learning studio-style classrooms typically include modular glass walls and writable walls for charting ideas. The design received numerous awards and recognitions, including from the California Coalition for Adequate School Housing (CASH), the American Institute of Architects, and a LEED Gold certification.  

  
Bryan EhmFS016.1FS016_CONST3/26/2010 11:10 AM11/9/2017 3:04 PMRega Regina9165

The Knox Whole Site Modernization Project includes construction of a new two-story classroom building and courtyard at the lower field, and converts the K-8 campus into a middle school facility. The new air conditioned building provides 14 general classrooms, a science classroom, a music education classroom, administrative offices, a resource room, two locker rooms, a work room, and support spaces. The frame is constructed of steel beams and the building includes an elevator. Four new modular classrooms are added to the upper campus, and portable classrooms are removed.

Improvements on the upper campus include installing campus wide air-conditioning, food service facilities upgrades, a new lunch court shelter, and installing building fixtures to serve middle school students. Utilities are upgraded, two new parking lots are added, pedestrian paths of travel are improved, and new landscaping is added. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.    

  
Robert MorrisCTE004.1CTE004_CONST804/23/2010 8:04 AM10/27/2017 3:31 PMRega Regina9350
The Mission Bay High School Café and Student Store project is a new 750-square-foot professional student store, café, and classroom in place of a small, outdated student store. The new facility features a commercial grade entrance sign with the store’s name. Construction includes a dry storage area, a ware washing station, new storefront windows, and glass doors between interior and exterior seating areas. Café seating includes permanent outdoor tables, benches, and barstool-type seats. Store fixtures include point of sale stations to facilitate the sale of coffee drinks, prepackaged foods, and school retail products. This project is part of the District's College, Career & Technical Education program, which provides student instruction and practice in professional working environments.
  
Lynn RoxasFPC287A.1FPC287A_CONST6/22/2010 2:47 PM11/22/2017 10:15 AMRega Regina9287

Overview, Facility Improvements:

An Educational Task Force of the Centre City Development Corporation (CCDC) and district staff sought to identify potential programs and projects to expand educational opportunities in the downtown area. The task force selected Washington ES for improvements that create a more welcoming environment for students and community. The goals are to enliven the school's appearance, introduce a "Little Italy" motif, improve safety and security, and provide 21st century classroom technology.

Phase I:

The first phase includes exterior improvements, interior renovations, security improvements, and initial technology upgrades. The exterior paint in a colorful "Little Italy" neighborhood motif was nominated for the San Diego Architectural Foundation's 2009 Onions & Orchids award. The interior renovations include the main girls and boys restrooms, a new pre-school classroom and restroom, elevator flooring, and other improvements. Safety and security is improved with exterior skateboard deterrents, and new site security cameras. New 21st century technology infrastructure and equipment are installed in two classrooms. 

  
Lynn RoxasFPC287A.2FPC287A_CONST106/22/2010 2:49 PM11/22/2017 10:15 AMRega Regina9287

Overview, Facility Improvements:

An Educational Task Force of the Centre City Development Corporation (CCDC) and district staff sought to identify potential programs and projects to expand educational opportunities in the downtown area. The task force selected Washington ES for improvements that create a more welcoming environment for students and community. The goals are to enliven the school's appearance, introduce a "Little Italy" motif, improve safety and security, and provide 21st century classroom technology.

Phase II:

The second phase includes exterior improvements and the interior of the main office is remodeled. Exterior improvements build a unique visual imprint for the campus, including a new electronic marquee and new public entry. Improvements to the campus include modifying perimeter fencing, landscaping, refreshing the amphitheater, and modifying the playground.    

  
Douglas Penn93550001.193550001_CONST6/28/2010 10:35 AM1/29/2018 11:32 AMRega Regina9355

Replacement of two existing water chillers as a two-phased project. Phase one is an investigative study by mechanical and electrical consultants. The study analyzes the replacement options, and provides a final recommendation to the district. During phase two a replacement option is selected, followed by design and construction.

  
Bryan EhmFPC307.1FPC307_CONST10/5/2010 10:36 AM10/16/2017 8:59 AMRega Regina9307

The New Building Project at Creative Performing Media Arts Middle School includes construction of an approximately 20,600 square foot steel-framed Performing Arts Center (PAC) and renovations to the 600, 700 and 800 buildings. The PAC features a 432-seat theatre, control equipment and booth, a green room with lighting for stage makeup, ticket booth, and restrooms. New educational spaces include two music classrooms, a scene-making shop, support and storage spaces. Remodeled educational and support spaces include music, arts, choral classrooms (600 Building), kitchen, cafeteria, and black box theater (700 Building), and dance rooms (800 Building).   

  
Bryan EhmFPC307.3FPC307_CONST3010/5/2010 10:38 AM10/16/2017 8:10 AMRega Regina9307

The Whole Site Modernization (Prop S) project at Creative Performing Media Arts Middle School includes air conditioning installation, classroom remodeling, exterior and interior painting and repairs. The campus is improved with new security fencing and landscaping. Deaf and Hard of Hearing classrooms improvements include the creation of special education sensory spaces. Food service upgrades include new kiosks. Restroom upgrades are part of the accessibility and other improvements provided by this project to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Kevin Ohlin93490002.193490002_CONST10/27/2010 11:20 AM10/27/2017 8:34 AMRega Regina9349

The Mira Mesa High School Broadcast Journalism project remodels a TV studio teaching facility into a new, state-of-the-art broadcast studio with educational spaces. The project includes constructing a new vestibule and upgrading a classroom, conference, and control rooms. An audio visual, data server, and storage rooms are remodeled and equipped. A new fiber optic cable system and new broadcast equipment are installed for live broadcast capability. Throughout the new facility new acoustical boards, lighting, electrical, data, heating, and air conditioning systems are upgraded.

  
Kevin Ohlin93490003.193490003_CONST10/27/2010 11:33 AM10/27/2017 12:04 PMRega Regina9349

The Mira Mesa High School Screen Printing & Computerized Graphic Design project remodels a graphic arts classroom into a new, state-of-the-art screen printing classroom and an adjacent graphic design computer lab. Screen printing equipment is installed and the ventilation system is upgraded. The remodel of these spaces includes new interior windows that provide a visual link between the screen printing and graphic design computer lab. In the graphic design computer lab the technology infrastructure is upgraded to support the new computer equipment.

  
Francisco CampuzanoFS005.1FS005_CONST3/14/2011 9:55 AM10/12/2017 3:27 PMRega Regina9302

The Whole Site Modernization project at Bell Middle School includes improvements to building systems, interiors, and to exterior spaces. Building systems improvements include installation of new heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems in classrooms and educational support spaces. Additional building systems upgrades include the data network, security and safety, electrical, and plumbing.

Interior repairs and renovations include the food services area, kitchen, restrooms, new classroom finishes, and new windows and doors for all spaces. Upgraded flooring and a new partition wall are installed in the multipurpose building.

Exterior improvements include upgrades to all classrooms and parking lots, and a new student pick up and drop off area. Concrete work throughout the campus includes new sidewalks and repairing steps that access the parking lot. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Janet Cortez93590050.193590050_CONST3/23/2011 9:33 AM9/26/2017 10:13 AMRega Regina9359

The Whole Site Modernization project for Scripps Ranch High School includes construction of a new 12-classroom building at the northwest corner of the campus, and demolition of 12 portable classrooms at the southeast corner of the campus. The main campus is improved with campus wide wireless infrastructure, installation of i21 classroom technology, which includes interactive whiteboards, tablets for teachers, and netbooks for students. Site improvements also include installation of air conditioning in educational support spaces, classroom modernization, electrical systems, and fire alarm systems.

Site improvements to the athletic fields include construction of a new facilities building, new gating and ticket booth at the football stadium entrance, and removal/replacement of the existing tennis courts. Relocation of the existing softball field includes new accessible dugouts, bullpens, batting cages, press/announcer's booths, concession stands, and athletic equipment storage areas.

 
  
Julio RamosFS001B.1FS001B_CONST6/14/2011 1:34 PM10/20/2017 11:02 AMRega Regina9338

The Hoover High School Sports Facilities Upgrade project includes renovation and upgrades to the football stadium, baseball field, and construction of a new softball field. A new pedestrian access route is paved from El Cajon Blvd. to the school athletic facilities (El Paseo), a new parking lot is added, and landscape and irrigation systems are upgraded. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

For the football stadium a new 3,436 square-foot athletic facilities building is constructed. It includes a concession stand, ticket office, restrooms, and athletic equipment storage. A new press box and elevator are constructed, and the bleachers are replaced. New features on the field include stadium lighting, a new scoreboard, and goal posts. The stadium perimeter is enhanced with new landscape and ornamental fencing.

For the baseball field a new 960 square-foot storage building is constructed for landscape equipment. New dugouts are constructed, and the bleachers are replaced. New features on the field include a new backstop and scoreboard. The baseball field is enhanced with a Ted Williams memorial wall.

  
Julio RamosFS001B.2FS001B_CONST106/15/2011 11:17 AM10/20/2017 11:26 AMRega Regina9338

The Hoover High School Track and Field project includes improvements to the football field, running track, and underground utilities. The grass football field is replaced with a durable synthetic turf field, marked with yard lines, end zones, and the school logo. The dirt track is replaced with an all-weather track, delineated with lane markings. Surfaces are graded for improved water sheeting and the underground drainage system is upgraded.

  
Christine Kam93380001.193380001_CONST6/15/2011 11:21 AM10/20/2017 10:23 AMRega Regina9338

Remodel a 5,400 square-foot area of Building 700 at Hoover High School into the Academy of Information Technology (AOIT). AOIT is an integrated media communications technology facility for College, Career & Technical Education (CCTE). The new facility features two classrooms, 68 student workstations, a soundproof systems lab, and control room. A new network server room with dedicated 24-hour climate control system supports the new technology equipment. The facility also provides a meeting room, two instructors' offices and two storage rooms. AOIT is a CCTE project funded by a California Proposition 1D grant and Proposition S.

  
Julio RamosS0170.1S0170_CONST206/16/2011 9:09 AM10/24/2017 1:28 PMRega Regina9170

The Language Academy New Classroom Building Project is the construction of a new classroom building, an addition to the 700 building, and a joint use field.

The new "L" shaped building is 24,761 square-feet, two stories, provides 14 classrooms, and integrates a colorful second floor screen wall system. The new classroom building features green sustainable design, a cool roof and shading devices, infrastructure for a solar photovoltaic system, and finishes containing recycled content. The building is designed to utilize natural daylight and ventilation in all classrooms, supplemented by a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system. New classrooms include one for kindergarten, six for early elementary, and seven for grades 3 through 5 on the second floor.

The addition to the middle school 700 building is 4,112 square-feet, two stories, and provides 2 classrooms. The new classrooms include one for science and one for music. Other improvements to the middle school building include installation of new HVAC and a fire sprinkler system. HVAC is also installed in the Library.

Improvements to the campus include a new joint-use field with the City of San Diego, new off street parking, a student pick-up and drop-off area, and a public address system.

  
Bryan Ehm93550003.293550003_CONST106/16/2011 1:19 PM11/7/2017 9:12 AMRega Regina9355

This project is the installation of a synthetic turf football field and all-weather running track. Construction includes grading the dirt track and grass field surfaces, and improving the drainage system. The synthetic turf football field is marked with the University City High School logo and California Interscholastic Federation compliant striping.

  
Bryan Ehm93550005.393550005_CONST206/16/2011 1:20 PM11/7/2017 9:11 AMRega Regina9355

New innovative lighting is installed for the new football field. The new lighting enables nighttime practices and games. Additional new features include an 8’x24’ wireless scoreboard at the east end of the field.

  
Bryan Ehm93550006.193550006_CONST6/16/2011 1:21 PM10/9/2017 2:55 PMRega Regina9355

The parking lot improvements reconfigure the bus drop off, vehicle loading zones, and pedestrian paths of travel. Additional features include new paving for student and administrative parking lots, and energy-efficient exterior LED lighting. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements. The athletic facilities and parking lot upgrades are part of a series of projects that optimize the football field stadium, upper athletic fields, and gymnasium.

  
Alonso CasasS9355.2S9355_CONST6/16/2011 1:21 PM1/29/2018 10:17 AMRega Regina9355

The site modernization project at University City High School includes both campus-wide and individual building improvements. Campus-wide improvements include heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system repairs and upgrades, fire alarm system, lighting systems, classroom accessibility upgrades, and restroom renovation. Exterior improvements include asphalt paving replacement at the north and east fire lanes, and new raised landscape planters and bench seating in the courtyard.

Building improvements include gymnasium renovation. Building 100 modernization improves space utilization and interior finishes, including the counseling area. Building 200 includes auditorium and minor kitchen and food service upgrades. Building 300 modernization includes the locker rooms, concession stand, entry lobby, a new sound system, bleacher replacement and new basketball hoops. Building 600 modernization includes installation of new science lab flooring, and science lab ventilation repairs.

The project provides accessibility improvements including the building 400 lecture hall and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Lynn Roxas93540002.193540002_CONST6/28/2011 8:27 AM11/1/2017 12:01 PMRega Regina9354

Construction of a new 3,190 square-foot weight room and exercise facility at Point Loma High School, just west of the track and football field. The construction is of wood frame, exterior stucco, a metal roof, insulated walls and ceilings, rollup doors, and operable double pane windows. Improvements surrounding the new building include a new fire lane and pedestrian pathways. Use of the new facility includes Point Loma High School physical education classes and scholastic athletes. This Proposition S project is supplemented by the Jimmie Johnson Foundation Lowe's Toolbox for Education™ Champions Grant for the new weight room's exercise equipment. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Robert Morris90950001.190950001_CONST7/20/2011 2:04 PM10/16/2017 9:32 AMRega Regina9095

The New Classroom Building project at Euclid Elementary School includes construction of a 19,000 square foot, two-story building. New educational spaces include 13 new classrooms, each equipped with 21st century technology. Sixteen portable classrooms are removed from the campus, and new landscaping is added. Underground sewer lines and storm drains are replaced to service both the new building and the Euclid Elementary campus.

  
German Rearte0349A.20349A_CONST107/28/2011 8:52 AM1/16/2018 11:19 AMRega Regina9349
Improvements and new features of the Mira Mesa stadium complex and athletic fields include new stadium entry plaza, new home and visitor accessible ticket booths, and press box renovations with a new elevator. The home and visitor bleachers are renovated with areas for accessible seating. Additional stadium facilities renovations include home and visitor concessions, restroom buildings, field lighting, PA system, football stadium scoreboard, and new security fencing.

New features of the athletic fields include discus and shot put fields, baseball field scoreboard, and girls' softball field scoreboard. Upgrades to the girls' softball field also include new dugouts, bull pen, and announcer's booth.

This project provides accessibility improvements to all areas of the stadium from parking areas as well as other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements. The scope of work was defined using feedback from a series of community input meetings and the Propositions S&Z Bond Project Lists.
  
Alonso Casas93420050.193420050_CONST8/12/2011 10:34 AM7/16/2018 9:37 AMRega Regina9342

The Whole Site Modernization project at La Jolla High School includes a new campus entrance, exterior painting of all buildings, and repairs and improvements to building interiors and systems.

The new campus entrance through building 200 provides new gates and ornamental fencing. Campus improvements also include renovated walkways, drinking fountains, and new security fencing.

Building interior improvements include converting building 800A into lab classrooms, remodeling the science building, and lab classrooms in building 700. Renovations include the food services area, a kitchen grease trap interceptor, the girls’ locker rooms, and building 500 restrooms and exterior finishes.

Building systems repair and upgrades include new air conditioning installation where needed in classrooms and educational support spaces. Existing heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems are upgraded. Aging plumbing, sewer lines, heating systems, and electrical systems are repaired or replaced where needed. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Alonso Casas93420004.293420004_CONST108/16/2011 11:07 AM10/9/2017 2:08 PMRega Regina9342
The running track is resurfaced with durable materials for extended years of use. The synthetic turf field is replaced with new synthetic turf, while the storm drain system for the field is improved. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.  
  
Kevan Potter91710050.291710050.29/8/2011 8:57 AM8/23/2022 9:44 AMDaley Michael9171

The Pacific View Leadership Elementary School Whole Site Modernization project includes improvements to building systems, interiors, exterior spaces, and removal of excess portable classroom buildings.  Building systems upgrades include security & safety, electrical, and plumbing. 

The Whole Site Modernization includes the renovation of existing buildings 100 thru 400.  The administration portion of Building 100 will renovate the existing area of the building and construct a new 1,800 square foot addition. Other upgrades in Building 100 will include restrooms, classrooms, food service and auditorium improvements. Improvements to Buildings 200, 300 and 400 will include the conversion of three classrooms to two kindergarten spaces in Building 200 and renovations to the restrooms, support spaces and the remaining classrooms in these buildings.  The seven existing portables on site will be demolished and removed to make room for site work improvements.  

Exterior improvements include new parking lot, and improvements to student pick up and drop off area.  Concrete work throughout the campus includes new sidewalks and repairs throughout the site to improve accessibility and satisfy California Building Code requirements. 

  
Robert MorrisS0135.1S0135_CONST11/1/2011 5:59 PM10/19/2017 3:02 PMRega Regina9135

The Hamilton Elementary School whole site modernization and HVAC project includes a new kindergarten classroom building, repair and improvement to existing buildings, heating, ventilation and air conditioning installation, and security upgrades. 

The new 6,255-square-foot kindergarten classroom building is located on the northeast side of campus. It is surrounded by new ornamental fencing and landscaping. The one-story structure provides four kindergarten classrooms with individual restrooms and replaces four outdated portable buildings. The building includes two administrative conference rooms and student and staff restrooms. A new dedicated playground is constructed and includes a play structure, cushioned matting, a custom boundary wall, a shade tree, and landscaping. 

Repair and improvement to existing buildings includes the original school entrance, classroom air conditioning installation, a multipurpose room renovation, electrical upgrades, and new building finishes. Security upgrades include new fencing and campus-wide lighting, controlled by the District's Emergency Operations Center. Improvements to the campus grounds include expanded parking, custom pavers at the front gate, decorative trellises, and new shaded seating areas along Olive Street. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Julio Ramos93360002.293360002_CONST3011/3/2011 9:04 AM10/19/2017 3:34 PMRega Regina9336

The grass football field and track surrounding it at Henry High School is replaced with a durable synthetic turf field and all-weather rubberized track. The improved football field includes markings for multisport use. Track and field upgrades include pole vaulting runways and a high jump area.

  
Robert HigdonFS009.1FS009_CONST1011/3/2011 9:25 AM10/13/2017 10:05 AMRega Regina9332

Replace the dirt running track with a nine-lane all weather track. Replace the grass football field with a durable synthetic turf field. This project also includes improvements to grading, drainage and irrigation systems.

  
Robert HigdonAP346A.1AP346A_CONST3011/3/2011 10:00 AM10/26/2017 11:16 AMRega Regina9346

The Madison High School Track and Field IDIQ Project project replaces the dirt running track with a 9-lane all-weather track. The grass football field is replaced with a synthetic turf field. Other improvements are made to the grading, drainage, and irrigation systems.

  
Jeff HudsonS9357.1S9357_CONST1011/3/2011 10:07 AM11/7/2017 11:29 AMRega Regina9357

This project is the installation of a synthetic turf football field and all-weather running track. Construction includes grading the previous dirt track and grass field surfaces, and improving the drainage system. The synthetic turf football field is marked with the Serra High School mascot and California Interscholastic Federation compliant striping.

  
Janet Cortez93500003.293500003_CONST11/7/2011 1:17 PM10/27/2017 4:17 PMRega Regina9350

Mission Bay High School Stadium Improvements include construction of a new athletic facilities building, new home and visitor entrance gates, new bleachers, new stadium lighting, scoreboards, sound system, and goal posts. The new bleachers feature a seating capacity of 1,600 on the home side and 800 on the visitors side. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Janet Cortez93500003.193500003_CONST1011/7/2011 1:19 PM10/27/2017 4:14 PMRega Regina9350

The Mission Bay School Track and Field Project project replaces the dirt running track with a multiple lane all-weather track. The grass football field is replaced with a synthetic turf field. The grass football  and softball fields are replaced with synthetic turf fields. Other improvements are made to the grading, drainage, and irrigation systems. The installation of the new track and football field isperformed concurrently with the stadium upgrade project. 

  
Steve FaustS9319.1S9319_CONST11/21/2011 10:00 AM1/17/2018 4:09 PMRega Regina9319

The Whole Site Modernization project at O’Farrell Charter School includes new heating, ventilation, and air conditioning installation, building modernization, and exterior campus improvements. Building modernization includes a comprehensive electrical system upgrade, low voltage upgrades, and new lighting as needed. Architectural improvements include new windows, interior finishes, and exit pathway modifications as needed. New fencing is installed to separate elementary and upper grades, the building exterior is painted, and concrete walkways are replaced. Aging portable classroom buildings are removed and replaced with new portable classrooms. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements. 

  
Dana PetersonS9003.1S9003_CONST11/30/2011 9:57 AM9/20/2017 8:48 AMRega Regina9003
Construction of a new 9,311 sf Multi-Purpose Building, three new single-story classroom buildings totaling 9,492 sf, campus-wide air conditioning, and modernization. The new Multi-Purpose Building includes a stage, assembly area, kitchen, and new lunch court structure. The three new single-story classroom buildings feature large skylights and include fixtures and furniture scaled for early education. 

The existing classroom building is upgraded with a new elevator, windows, exterior stairs, and second story guardrail. Campus modernization also includes Administration Building interior remodel, a new entry plaza near the intersection of 35th Street and Madison Avenue, perimeter fencing, parking lot expansion, climbing wall, playground equipment, walkways, and landscaping. The project provides accessibility and other improvements that satisfy California Building Code requirements. 
  
Christine Kam93680001.193680001_CONST12/13/2011 1:25 PM11/27/2017 9:41 AMRega Regina9368
The San Diego School of Creative Performing Arts Live Broadcast Project includes a complete renovation of the existing television studio into an integrated media communications technology facility. The contemporary TV studio includes a soundproof media lab with a control room, one soundproof and three multimedia editing bays, a new media room, and office and secure storage spaces. Other renovations include upgrading building systems in the existing 500-seat, Florence Johnson Grand Theater in compliance with present day broadcast standards. The renovation provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.
  
Bryan Ehm93320001.193320001_CONST12/13/2011 1:27 PM10/13/2017 8:54 AMRega Regina9332

Construction of a new 10,000 square foot building as an Academy of Business & Technology (AOBT). The building features a large classroom with financial trade education equipment, including a presentation board, data terminals, and ticker tape displays. A new network server room with a dedicated 24-hour climate control system supports the new equipment. The new building also provides a broadcast studio, a soundproof editing bay, and three multimedia editing bays. New classrooms include a computer classroom, a media technology classroom, and three general purpose classrooms. The AOBT building is a College, Career & Technical Education (CCTE) department project.

  
John Stokes92790001.192790001_CONST1/11/2012 9:45 AM9/1/2017 11:27 AMRega Regina9279

The Relocatable Classrooms project at Torrey Pines Elementary School includes installing and certifying two new relocatable classrooms. One classroom accommodates enrollment growth and the other provides space for specialized academic instruction. Path of travel and restroom improvements are also included in this project. 

  
Julio Ramos93360002.193360002_CONST201/18/2012 3:14 PM2/22/2018 11:06 AMRega Regina9336
The Henry High School Stadium and Sports Facility Improvements project constructs new athletic facility buildings at the football stadium, softball, and baseball fields. Project features include new scoreboards, goal posts and bleachers. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.
  
Lynn Roxas93340003.193340003_CONST1/31/2012 11:16 AM8/31/2017 1:02 PMRega Regina9334

This project completely upgrades and modernizes the football and baseball fields. The approximately seven-acre football stadium includes a new synthetic turf field, all-weather running track (companion Track & Field project), new accessible bleachers, public address system, new scoreboard, stadium and security lighting, as well as nearly 5,800 square feet of new support facilities. The baseball field construction includes a new natural turf field, new accessible bleachers, scorer's booth, concession stand, restrooms, scoreboard, and storage building. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements including safety, sustainability and energy efficiency.

 

  
Lynn Roxas93340003.293340003_CONST101/31/2012 11:17 AM8/31/2017 1:20 PMRega Regina9334
A new synthetic turf field and all-weather track replaces the existing dirt track and grass field in the stadium. The grading, drainage and irrigation systems are improved during this project as well. The installation of the new track and field are performed concurrently with the stadium upgrade project. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements, including sustainability and energy efficiency.  

  
Lynn Roxas93340050.293340050.21/31/2012 11:18 AM3/19/2020 12:36 PMDaley Michael9334
This site modernization phase three project at Crawford High School constructs a new three-story, 20-classroom building at the corner of Colts Way and Orange Ave that provides performing arts and administration spaces. Construction takes place after demolition of the existing auditorium is completed. Other improvements to the school campus include a new parking lot and student drop off/pick up zone once the existing administration building is demolished. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements including fire/life safety, sustainability and energy efficiency.
  
Alonso Casas93260050.193260050_CONST2/1/2012 1:43 PM10/3/2017 8:56 AMRega Regina9326
The Whole Site Modernization project at Taft Middle School includes installation of a new 10-foot high ornamental gate at the front of the school, relocation of the administration office, new heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning, and food services self-service kiosks and finishes. Building improvements include new windows, renovation of interior building finishes, fixtures, classroom sinks, locker replacement, new stationary stage lighting in performance spaces, and a new intercom system. Site improvements include the student pick-up/drop-off area, the addition of parking spaces on the west side of the site, sidewalk repair or replacement, and landscaping. Plumbing systems are repaired or replaced where needed. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.   
  
Alonso CasasS0321.1S0321_CONST2/1/2012 1:48 PM11/3/2017 4:16 PMRega Regina9321

The Whole Site Modernization project at Pershing Middle School includes repairs and improvements to support instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility, code compliance, energy efficiency, and sustainability. The campus is improved with new front parking, drop-off/pick-up areas, concrete walkway repairs, and a 10-foot ornamental fence in front of the school. Building interior renovations include finishes and fixtures, restroom renovation, and new handrails.

Heating units in classroom buildings are replaced with energy efficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. The performance spaces and multipurpose rooms receive stage spot lighting and the floors are refinished. The food services area is renovated with self-service kiosks and new compartment sinks. Deteriorating portable classroom units are removed.

Building systems repair and replacement include plumbing and sewer lines, hot water heater, pipe insulation, electric boxes, outlets, wiring, emergency exit lights, and laboratory fume exhaust. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Douglas Penn93150005.193150005_CONST2/2/2012 10:39 AM10/26/2017 3:28 PMRega Regina9315

The Memorial Middle School Reroof Buildings 100, 200 and 300 project is the installation of a single ply PVC roofing material on roof units 1, 2A, 2B, 3, 4, and 5. The work includes architectural roof design and directing the flow of storm water runoff. Heavy equipment such as the HVAC units will remain on the new roofs.

  
Gabriela Soriano91130050.291130050.22/3/2012 9:52 AM3/19/2021 1:08 PMDaley Michael9113

The Franklin Elementary School Whole Site Modernization (WSM) project includes construction of a brand new two-story classroom building on the Northeast corner of the campus, modernization of existing classrooms, a new lunch shelter, a student garden, reconfigured play areas, and security upgrades. 

The new classroom building will include 11 new classrooms, collaborative work spaces, kitchen, staff lounge, and restrooms. Existing classrooms, student services spaces, and restrooms will also undergo renovations. 

Security upgrades include installation of a public address/intercom system and secure perimeter fencing. 

  
Mike Clark92370050.292370050_CONST2/3/2012 10:07 AM2/22/2023 9:16 AMDaley Michael9237
The Whole Site Modernization project improvements at Perry Elementary School include construction of two new Kindergarten Classroom buildings and a new Administration building, renovation of two Elementary Classroom buildings, the Kindergarten building, and the Multipurpose building, and site improvements. Building improvements include window and door replacements, and infrastructure and finishes upgrades. Site work will include repairs to sidewalks and ramps, fencing modifications and additions, removal of 6 portable classrooms, and installation of a Solar Photovoltaic Array.
  
Michael Hernandez93490050.193490050_CONST2/3/2012 3:21 PM1/22/2018 10:37 AMRega Regina9349

The Site Modernization project at Mira Mesa High School includes construction of a new classroom building, music building, and upgrades to existing buildings and systems.

The new classroom building provides 14 classrooms and additional educational support spaces. The new music building provides a band rehearsal room, orchestra rehearsal room, practice spaces, and storage.

Upgrades to existing buildings and systems include the public address system, fire alarm system, path-of-travel, voice over internet telephone system, i21 classroom technology, classroom remodel and renovation. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Janet Cortez93120050.193120050_CONST2/6/2012 1:52 PM9/26/2017 10:18 AMRega Regina9312

Phase one of the Master Planning and Site Modernization project at Mann Middle School includes construction of a new 3-story administration building. The new building is approximately 32,300 square feet and includes 16 classrooms. Demolition of three buildings includes Building 500, to make room for the new building, and buildings 100 and 600. The Mann Modernization includes a new outdoor dining courtyard with four shade structures, as well as improvements to nearby soft and hard-scaped areas. Other improvements include, outdoor lighting, security cameras, a new fire alarm system, a campus-wide public address system, new visitor parking, new student drop off/pick up, and upgrades to existing parking lot on the corner of 54th Street and Trojan Avenue. 

  
Alonso Casas90090050.190090050_CONST103/5/2012 9:34 AM10/6/2017 4:17 PMRega Regina9009

Whole site modernization project improvements at Audubon Elementary School include building repairs, new building systems, and campus circulation. Building improvements include expanding the administration building, repairing interior and exterior finishes, replacing steel windows, modernizing food services, and renovating restrooms. New building systems include air conditioning the administration and library areas, providing a public address system, a new kitchen grease trap and hand sink, as well as repair and replacement of deteriorating plumbing where needed. The campus is improved by extending drop-off/pick-up lanes, expanding parking areas, repairing sidewalks and ramps, modifying the existing security fence, and installing new additional fencing.

  
Cora Cervantes90110050.190110050_CONST3/12/2012 9:44 AM8/14/2024 10:28 AMDaley Michael9011

The Baker Elementary School Whole Site Modernization project includes a new Administration Building, improvements to building systems, interiors, exterior spaces, removal of excess portable classroom buildings, and graphics. Building systems upgrades include security & safety, electrical, and plumbing. Interior repairs and renovations of the existing campus include work in the restrooms, new classroom and finishes. The project includes solar photovoltaic canopies in the new parking lot, and improvements to the student pick up and drop off area. Concrete work repairs throughout the site to improve accessibility and satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Loren Chico93040001.193040001_CONST3/12/2012 10:00 AM10/3/2017 11:59 AMRega Regina9304

​Construct a steel sheet-pile retaining wall and install new irrigation and landscaping. The retaining wall prevents slope erosion along Famosa Boulevard and Valeta Street. The wall features ornamental concrete facing the street. The slope behind the wall is landscaped and irrigated.  

  
Tom HartFS006.1FS006_CONST3/12/2012 11:39 AM1/10/2018 10:16 AMRega Regina9322

The Clark Middle School Whole Site Modernization Project includes installation of campus-wide air conditioning, construction of a new food kiosk, renovation and expansion of the existing kitchen serving line and lunch court shelter. Site improvements include installation of new surveillance cameras and security lighting, security modifications to exterior site fencing, new paving and markings at the basketball court, and new asphalt and striping for the kitchen delivery area.

Kitchen building accessibility improvements include, a new office space, staff restroom and locker room. Other compliance and accessibility improvements include removal of three portable classrooms and two relocatable classrooms, and upgrading non-code compliant signage throughout the campus. Building systems repair or replacement include electrical, plumbing and restroom upgrades.

  
Sydney HawkinsFS308.1FS308_CONST3/12/2012 11:53 AM11/15/2017 8:51 AMRega Regina9308

A high-efficiency thermal displacement ventilation system is installed in the multipurpose room at Ellen Browning Scripps Elementary School.  High-efficiency variable-refrigerant heat pumps are provided to deliver both heating and cooling. The new equipment is connected to an existing ventilation duct system.  

  
Mike Clark90910050.290910050.23/12/2012 11:59 AM1/13/2020 8:25 AMDaley Michael9091

The project includes new construction, building modernization, and exterior campus improvements on the Emerson Elementary School campus to accommodate TK-5th grade classes. These grades were formerly assigned to both Emerson Elementary and the nearby Bandini Elementary School campuses.

New construction includes a 22,000 square-foot, two-story building with 18 classrooms, a 5,203 square-foot administration building, a kindergarten building with five classrooms, a preschool building with four classrooms, a new outdoor amphitheater, and lunch court. The new administration building includes administrative offices and a health center. The new kindergarten building and new preschool building each provide a dedicated outdoor play area.

Modernization includes fully refurbishing the Multi-Purpose building, including the multi-purpose room, library media center, cafeteria, and kitchen. Exterior campus improvements include reshaping the existing turf field and expanding it to over 26,400 square feet. The project includes new landscaping and parking for staff and visitors. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.  

  
German RearteS0093.2S0093_CONST3/12/2012 12:02 PM10/3/2017 4:00 PMRega Regina9093

The Whole Site Modernization project at Encanto ES includes building renovations, upgrades, and improvements to the school grounds. Renovation includes new air conditioning installation, major electrical upgrades, replacing underground utility lines, and installing a new fire alarm system. Exterior doors are replaced, new windows are installed in building 700, restrooms are upgraded, door hardware is replaced, classroom cabinets are painted, and new stair handrails are installed. Improvements to the school grounds include installing gates at the main entrance and parking lots, new site fencing, landscaping, footpath grade changes, and new directional signage. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.  

  
Dion Harrington93410004.393410004_CONST603/12/2012 1:39 PM10/26/2017 3:40 PMRega Regina9341

The Phase V Bus Turnaround and Grading project at Millennial Tech Middle School includes construction of an on-site bus turnaround and two-way road. The new facility is designed to accommodate daily bus arrival and departure for student transportation, as well as buses for sporting events at the adjacent shared-use field. Construction also includes grading and landscaping. 

  
Dion Harrington93410004.193410004_CONST703/12/2012 1:43 PM10/19/2017 11:38 AMRega Regina9341

New synthetic turf athletic fields are designed and constructed at Millennial Tech Middle School, also for use by Gompers Preparatory Academy students. Athletic fields include markings for a football or soccer game and a baseball diamond. Construction includes a subterranean high pressure irrigation system for cooling and cleaning. 

  
Francisco Campuzano93410001.293410001_CONST103/12/2012 1:44 PM7/11/2017 1:54 PMRega Regina9341
Repair, renovate and revitalize Millennial Tech Middle facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.    
  
Canh TranS0747.1S0747_CONST3/12/2012 1:45 PM10/19/2017 11:00 AMRega Regina9335

​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work brings relief to students by the installation of district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.


  
PPO Phil TacasonMECH2.2MECH2_CONST103/12/2012 1:59 PM10/20/2017 1:37 PMRega Regina9150

Installation of a new air chiller plant to provide air conditioning to all Ibarra Elementary School buildings. The project includes constructing a new mechanical yard for the chiller, and installing new piping to deliver cooled water from the chiller to each building's mechanical room. Ibarra Elementary school was constructed with air handlers to deliver heat. The cooling system delivered with this project utilizes the existing air circulation system.   

  
Barkha Agarwalla91530030.291530030.23/12/2012 2:03 PM4/2/2025 7:04 AMDaley Michael9153
Modernization/renovation of the existing administrative and library building, replacement of buildings for kindergarten and classrooms, with additional classroom capacity to accommodate increased enrollment. The project also includes multi-purpose use spaces, a larger play field, and revisions to site/parking circulation, as well as the pick-up/drop-off area at Iftin Charter School (formerly Jackson ES).
  
German Rearte91560050.291560050.23/12/2012 2:15 PM10/8/2024 9:35 AMAdriano Noel9156
The whole site modernization work at Jerabek Elementary School includes removal of 18 existing portables and replacement with two new buildings (one eight-classroom Kindergarten/UTK building and one eight -classroom general education building.
Loft classroom modernization shall include new permanent classroom diving walls, flooring, painting, lighting and casework upgrades.
Six existing portable classrooms will remain and be modernized/code upgraded.
The interior layout and finishes of the Administration and MPR will be renovated and upgraded.
Campuswide improvements will include exterior painting, new HVAC system, and site accessibility upgrades.
Site security work will include upgrades to the campus entry, perimeter fencing and a new campuswide fire alarm system.


  
John Stokes93410002.393410002_CONST403/12/2012 2:18 PM10/23/2017 3:01 PMRega Regina9162

Four existing portable classrooms at Kimbrough Elementary School are remodeled to become a Medical Therapy Unit (MTU). The Medical Therapy Unit provides physical therapy services for students and qualified children with physical and occupational needs. Construction includes grading the soil and creating a new parking lot. The interior remodel provides new physical therapy rooms, treatment facilities, prosthetics, and MTU offices. 

  
Robert Higdon93400002.193400002_CONST3/12/2012 2:25 PM11/9/2017 1:59 PMRega Regina9340

Improvements to more than 14 acres of sports facilities including the football stadium, track, and a new baseball stadium. New football stadium entry gates and ticket booths are constructed on both home and visitors' sides. A 7,250 square-foot multipurpose facility is constructed adjacent to the home side bleachers, and it provides visitor and home concessions, a weight room, restrooms, and storage rooms. Stadium bleachers are constructed to accommodate more than 2,300 attendees and feature a new press box with elevator.

The new baseball stadium includes a natural grass infield diamond and outfield, new bleachers, and an announcer's booth. The baseball stadium features a home dugout with storage space and three batting cage/bullpen combinations, and a visitor dugout with its dedicated batting cage/bullpen combination. The outfield features a center field windscreen and a new scoreboard.

  
Robert Higdon93400002.293400002_CONST103/12/2012 2:28 PM11/9/2017 2:08 PMRega Regina9340

The Kearny High School Track and Field Project replaces the dirt running track with a multiple lane all-weather track. The grass football field is replaced with a synthetic turf field. The construction includes soil excavation, grading, drainage, and upgraded irrigation systems. The field is surrounded the new rubberized track, discus ring, shot put area, and padded football goalposts. Other improvements include a new scoreboard, field lighting, and sound system. 

  
Dion Harrington93070054.193070054_CONST3/12/2012 3:19 PM1/12/2018 2:03 PMRega Regina9307

This project involves re-roofing and providing heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) systems to buildings 100, 200, 300, and 400.  This is phase one of two. Both projects are planned so construction will occur as much as possible during the site's summer break.

The majority of the work will be architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical with some civil scope to tie in the downspouts from the roof into the underground storm drain system. (A separate project is currently investigating this system, to provide repairs as required).

Structural work is required to reinforce the existing roof framing in Building 200. 

Temporary relocatable buildings will be provided as swing space for classrooms under construction when school resumes in the fall.

  
Francisco CampuzanoS0125.1S0125_CONST3/23/2012 3:15 PM11/21/2017 4:46 PMRega Regina9125

The new two-story classroom building at Zamorano Elementary School provides 16 primary grade classrooms and two instructional support spaces. On the first floor are 10 kindergarten classrooms, each with a unisex student restroom. An outdoor play area for kindergarteners is located on the south side of the new building.

On the second floor are six general-purpose classrooms for first and second grade, and two instructional support spaces. Boys and girls restrooms are located on each floor. The building support spaces include storage, a custodial room, electrical/mechanical rooms, and an elevator. 

To make way for the new building 16 portable classrooms were demolished and removed from the south side of the campus.   

  
Cora Cervantes92170001.192170001_CONST4/9/2012 9:29 AM10/3/2017 3:29 PMRega Regina9217
Renovation of the office at Ericson Elementary School, including new furniture, carpet, and an electrical upgrade.
  
TBD92350050.192350050_CONST5/9/2012 5:08 PM1/19/2018 10:48 AMRega Regina9235

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Penn Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Dana PetersonS0181.1S0181_CONST5/9/2012 5:11 PM9/25/2017 1:59 PMRega Regina9181

The Whole Site Modernization project at Longfellow Elementary School includes construction of a new two-story classroom building, and expansion of the existing multipurpose/assembly building. The new classroom building measures 12,700 square feet and provides nine classrooms for grades 6-8. The multipurpose/assembly building expansion provides a new music room measuring 1,600 square feet.

Renovations include a new kindergarten classroom, a modernized kitchen and food services area, new restrooms, installation of campus wide air-conditioning, and removal of eight portable classrooms. Site upgrades include new ornamental fencing, improved visibility at the entrance to the administration building, application of vibrant paint colors, a resurfaced asphalt play area, and landscaping.

  
Lynn RoxasS9354.2S9354_CONST108/29/2012 12:56 PM11/1/2017 11:45 AMRega Regina9354

The Point Loma High School Field Project installs a new 107,000 square-foot synthetic turf football field in place of an 11 year-old surface. Use of the field includes Point Loma High School physical education classes and scholastic athletes. The project includes a new subsurface drainage and cleaning system. ​

  
Dana PetersonS0438.1S0438_CONST9/18/2012 1:47 PM1/19/2018 3:05 PMRega Regina9364

Includes building realignment, building systems repair and upgrades, and improvements to the campus exterior. New administration and restroom portable buildings are provided, existing portable classrooms are certified, and relocatable buildings not certifiable are removed. Air conditioning is installed throughout the site in classrooms and approved educational support spaces. The kitchen, restrooms, and drinking fountains are renovated. New public address, fire alarm, and security camera systems are installed. Other improvements include electrical, plumbing, and sewer systems, installing screens on classroom windows where needed, and upgrading door hardware. Campus exterior improvements include a new fence and new walkways. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Saya Haddad93570001.193570001_CONST209/18/2012 1:48 PM3/19/2021 10:26 AMDaley Michael9357

Construct a new two-story, steel-framed classroom building near Santo Road, adjacent to the south side of the administration building. This project includes comprehensive renovation of campus grounds and underground utilities.

The new building provides 16 classrooms, collaboration space, and an outdoor classroom. The radial plaza on the west side of the building is constructed of colored concrete and provides an outdoor assembly area.

Campus renovations include new gates and fencing, main vehicle and pedestrian entry, new pedestrian pathways, new landscaping and irrigation where needed. Underground utility replacement includes the storm drain system and the water main line where needed.

  
Francisco Campuzano93560001.193560001_CONST9/19/2012 2:09 PM9/28/2017 9:20 AMRega Regina9356
The San Diego High School SciTech Biomedical Sciences project includes installation of innovative lab equipment, new built-in work stations, energy efficient exterior windows, and new lighting. Air conditioning is installed in the existing classrooms and laboratory. A new hallway is constructed to separate the SciTech conference room and staff lounge from the learning areas. Accessibility and other improvements satisfy California Building Code requirements. The project was funded in part by California Proposition 1D and coordinated with the District's College, Career, and Technical Education Department.
  
Julio Ramos93360001.193360001_CONST9/20/2012 10:08 AM10/19/2017 4:05 PMRega Regina9336

The Site Modernization project at Patrick Henry High School includes improvements to the campus, building systems, and interiors. The project provides 25 new fully air conditioned modular classrooms to replace 25 portable classrooms.

Campus improvements include new parking, security lighting, and the exterior soffit at walkways is replaced with a new metal panel system. New air conditioning (AC) is installed in qualifying educational spaces, including the retrofitting of AC to existing heating and ventilation systems. Building systems modernization also includes new exterior windows with energy efficient dual glazing, an intercom system, and new fire alarm system. The electrical service is upgraded, and the passive ventilation system is sealed.

The gymnasium receives new motorized bleachers, a new co-ed weight room, new dance room, new team rooms, and the locker rooms are renovated. Building interiors receive new acoustical ceiling and paint, and science labs are modified.

  
Gabriela Soriano93560050.193560050_CONST9/20/2012 10:39 AM4/29/2021 1:43 PMDaley Michael9356

The Whole Site Modernization project at San Diego High School includes campus wide improvements and renovations to four classroom buildings, outdoor sports facilities, the student quad, and support spaces.

Interior renovations to classroom and student services building 100 include new student collaboration spaces and modernization of classrooms, student services offices, restrooms, and support spaces. Exterior improvements will also be made to improve the main entrance facade, including new signage. The project also includes improvements to interior finishes and restrooms in the counselor's area and classroom buildings 400, 500, and 600.

Outdoor sports facilities improvements include softball field modernization, fence modifications, and new security lighting.

Additional campus improvements include parking lot reconfiguration, food service improvements, and the installation of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC).

The existing east parking lot will be reconfigured to include drop-off and pick-up areas.

Food services improvements include two new food kiosks.

HVAC will be installed in classrooms and support spaces throughout the campus, including building 200 and classroom buildings 500, 600, and 800, and upgraded in the classroom and student services building and classroom building 100, and Counselor's Area in Building 300.

This project improves accessibility and makes other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Gabriela Soriano93560003.493560003_CONST309/20/2012 10:42 AM9/8/2017 2:00 PMRega Regina9356

Renovation of the San Diego High School Stadium, constructed in 1978, and outdoor sports facilities. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements. Areas of improvement include access to the stadium and field, bleachers, press box, and restrooms. Fences are modified or expanded, intrusion and vandalism safeguards are added, and security lighting is installed. Additional safety modifications include replacing obsolete fire alarm and emergency communications system, and removing or minimizing risk of any potentially hazardous material.

  
Lauren Corke93170050.293170050.29/24/2012 9:46 AM11/8/2024 10:03 AMDaley Michael9317

The whole site modernization phase II project at Muirlands Middle School includes the renovation of all existing permanent classrooms and support buildings, including the Administration, Multi-Purpose, PE building, and Boiler building, with minor alterations to the Media Center/Library and existing campus portables will be removed to right-size the campus.
 

The interior layout and finishes of the Administration, Multi-Purpose, and Physical Education buildings will be renovated and upgraded. Classroom buildings, including all teaching, lab, and instructional spaces will have new finishes and furniture.

 

Site improvements include select landscape and irrigation repairs, subsurface drainage improvements, parking lot upgrades with ADA parking and path of travel improvements throughout the campus. An additional lunch court shelter will be added to the student lunch area to expand student outdoor eating areas.

 

New site graphics, directional signage, a whole campus building re-paint, and relocated main entry at the administration building will provide a contemporary campus feel.

  
Janet CortezS0208A.1S0208A_CONST109/24/2012 1:02 PM10/12/2017 12:31 PMRega Regina9208
The ALBA at North Park Phase 1 project includes site modifications to the original location at Mann Middle School, and to the destination North Park campus. Site modifications to Mann Middle School include removal of furniture, equipment, low voltage devices, disconnection from utility service, and demolition of nine portable buildings. Modifications to the North Park campus include new signage, marquee, fencing, and security cameras. The interior is painted, receives new classroom furniture and equipment, telephones and data servers are reprogrammed, building systems are inspected and tested. Staff furniture and equipment is transferred from the original location to the destination campus.  
  
Saya Haddad93570050.193570050_CONST9/24/2012 3:17 PM7/21/2023 1:30 PMDaley Michael9357

The Canyon Hills HS WSM Phase II project scope includes, but not limited to modernization of the existing gymnasium, the main office storefront, improvements at the athletic fields, path of travel upgrades and landscape and storm drain improvements throughout the campus. Stadium improvements includes construction of a new elevator and bridge that leads to a new stadium building, construction of new athletic gateways and ticket booths and replacement of existing stadium bleachers (not capacity increasing). Other field improvements include construction of a new baseball and softball restroom and concession building for the upper athletic fields, construction of a new softball field, construction of a new shotput and discuss area, and improvements to the existing baseball field.

HED/CHHS Community Council Planning Group Meeting Presentation 7/19/23

  
Lisa Barnes93460050.293460050.210/1/2012 7:40 AM1/16/2025 10:44 AMDaley Michael9346

The Madison HS Whole Site Modernization Phase II project includes the following scopes of work to upgrade teaching and learning spaces, enhance health safety and security, accessibility, and code upgrades which also include energy efficiency and sustainability.: Administration building and classroom building 100 will be upgraded with infrastructure enhancements and updated interior finishes and fixtures; Classroom buildings 200/300/400 will be upgraded with infrastructure improvements, interior finishes, fixture upgrades, and new roofing; The Gym building will also be improved with infrastructure enhancements, new bleachers, updated student restroom and locker areas, re-allocation of interior space, and new roofing. Overall site improvements to include new exterior building paint, signage and school branding graphics, fencing improvements, a new softball field, baseball field upgrades, a new artificial turf multi-purpose field, (6) new tennis courts, discus court, and new centrally located concession/restroom building. Lastly, a number of existing portables will also be removed at the completion of the project. 
  
Alonso Casas93420004.193420004_CONST1/24/2013 1:45 PM10/9/2017 2:09 PMRega Regina9342
New buildings are constructed on the West side of the stadium in support of school athletics. The new buildings include a boys' locker room, restrooms, concessions, weight room, and additional storage space. The new buildings, features, fixtures, and other improvements satisfy accessibility and California Building Code requirements. 
  
Robert Morris90950002.290950002_CONST109/23/2013 10:43 AM10/16/2017 10:28 AMRega Regina9095

The Euclid Elementary School Special Education Remodel project is the conversion of resource rooms into a renovated classroom suite, including a dedicated restroom, kitchenette, laundry facilities, and changing table. The accordion walls between the resource rooms are removed to create an open floorplan. The remodeled space receives i21 classroom technology, new flooring, fixtures, and furniture.   

  
Loren Chico93040050.193040050_CONST101/13/2014 10:19 AM1/10/2018 11:15 AMRega Regina9304

The Correia Middle School Sports Complex project includes installation of a new softball field and a concession building with restrooms. Upgrades to the existing 363,000-square-foot sports field include the addition of four multi-use fields, field lighting, and renovation of the basketball and tennis courts. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Joel Hermosillo91360050.191360050_CONST2/7/2014 9:13 AM9/12/2017 10:26 AMRega Regina9136

The Hancock ES whole site modernization project includes the construction of two new eight-classroom buildings, renovation and reconfiguration of three existing classroom buildings, minor renovations to the administration and multi-purpose buildings, as well as technology and site improvements. The existing open loft-style classroom buildings receive a new roof, doors, windows, restroom renovation, and are reconfigured with permanent walls that establish individual classrooms. The project provides classroom technology, new data network infrastructure, and network equipment.

Safety and security is modernized with new security cameras, campus-wide emergency communications, and lighting, intrusion, and fire detection systems. New safety and security measures are also implemented in the parking lot, primary pedestrian entrance, and new student drop-off and pick-up area. Play area improvements include two new play structures, new playing field, and walking track. This work satisfies accessibility and California Building Code requirements, including improvements to exterior ramps, sidewalks, the kitchen, and student and staff restrooms.

 

 

  
Mike Clark92060050.192060050_CONST2/7/2014 9:15 AM9/11/2017 10:22 AMRega Regina9206

The modernization of Miller Elementary School includes construction of a new 10-classroom building, new permanent wall partitions for existing loft buildings, and  a new student drop-off and pick-up area. Site-wide renovations include an HVAC system upgrade and a new public address system. Building systems are repaired or replaced as needed, including power, lighting, plumbing, and sewer. Student safety and campus security is upgraded with new security cameras, lighting, intrusion and fire detection systems. Outdoor activity upgrades include a new turf field, asphalt running track, play structure, and a new surface for the existing play area. This work satisfies accessibility and California Building Code requirements, including accessibility improvements on exterior walkways, at main entries, the kitchen, and student and staff restrooms. 

  
Athena Spada FonsecaS9127.1S9127.12/24/2014 4:51 PM1/10/2025 7:42 AMDaley Michael9127


  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.2.1FPCHVC05_CONST49703/4/2014 9:35 AM11/15/2017 10:26 AMRega Regina9123

The classroom air conditioning project at Bethune Elementary School included the installation of:

  • 25 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 6 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

The installation of classroom air conditioning was managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work was part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.

The process included architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. 

 

 

  
Joel EarlyFPCHVC02.2.2FPCHVC02_CONST103/4/2014 3:15 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9143

​The classroom air conditioning project at Hearst Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 14 energy-efficient rooftop package units
  • 6 energy-efficient commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programmed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Tony Raso91550001.191550001_CONST3/5/2014 2:37 PM11/9/2017 12:55 PMRega Regina9155

A distinctive new main entrance gateway is constructed at Jefferson Elementary School. A new shade structure defines the entryway and is constructed of steel tubes that support a translucent paneled canopy. A steel radial beam on the shade structure displays the school name with raised letters and backlighting. 225 linear feet of new galvanized ornamental fence, four new double gates, and one single gate are installed. A unique feature of the new gates are 26 black anodized aluminum silhouettes, creating a sense of movement in the direction of the new entryway.

The entry surface is paved with approximately 1,750 square feet of new concrete. Landscaping enhancements include new palm trees, drought-tolerant plants, and 2,000 square feet of new sod. The project provides accessibility, security, and other improvements that satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.1FPCHVC01_CONST3/7/2014 2:46 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9359
The classroom air conditioning project at Scripps Ranch High School includes the installation of:
  • 51 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 30 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC04.2.1FPCHVC04_CONST3/7/2014 2:53 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9283

Valencia Park Elementary School's classroom air conditioning project installation includes:

  • 27 energy-efficient, rooftop package units
  • 5 energy-efficient, commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC03.2.1FPCHVC03_CONST3/7/2014 2:55 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9195

The classroom air conditioning project at Marshall Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 20 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 21 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

 

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC04.2.8FPCHVC04_CONST703/21/2014 10:19 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9218

Nye Elementary School's classroom air conditioning project installation includes:

  • 17 energy-efficient, rooftop package units
  • 10 energy-efficient, commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC03.2.5FPCHVC03_CONST403/21/2014 10:21 AM1/22/2018 1:54 PMRega Regina9230

The classroom air conditioning project at Rosa Parks Elementary School installation includes:

  • 51 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

 

 

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC04.2.4FPCHVC04_CONST303/21/2014 10:24 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9223

Oak Park Elementary School's classroom air conditioning project installation includes:

  • 22 energy-efficient, rooftop package units
  • 17 energy-efficient, commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels and electrical service upgrade
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.2.2FPCHVC05_CONST103/21/2014 10:43 AM1/30/2018 1:24 PMRega Regina9125

The classroom air conditioning project at Zamorano Elementary School included the installation of:

  • 40 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 7 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

The installation of classroom air conditioning was managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work was part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse's offices and other critical student spaces.

The process included architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. 

  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.2.8FPCHVC05_CONST803/21/2014 10:48 AM11/15/2017 10:26 AMRega Regina9235

 

The classroom air conditioning project at Penn Elementary School includes the installation of:
  • 9 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
  • Additional electrical panels
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.10FPCHVC01_CONST904/7/2014 11:33 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9077

The air conditioning project at Curie Elementary School includes the installation of: 

  • 14 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 16 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.4FPCHVC01_CONST304/7/2014 11:35 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9327

The DePortola MS classroom air conditioning project installation includes:

  • 26 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 16 energy efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

 The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.2FPCHVC01_CONST104/7/2014 11:38 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9086

The classroom air conditioning project at Dingeman Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 18 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 20 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.11FPCHVC01_CONST1004/7/2014 11:41 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9087

The classroom air conditioning project at Doyle Elementary School includes the installation of:  

  • 10 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Thermostatic controls
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
   
  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.15FPCHVC01_CONST1404/7/2014 11:45 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9134

The classroom air conditioning project at Hage Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 18 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 13 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school break.

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.12FPCHVC01_CONST1104/7/2014 11:48 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9201
​The classroom air conditioning project at Hickman Elementary School includes the installation of:
  • 6 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
  • Additional electrical panels

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse's offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.7FPCHVC01_CONST604/7/2014 11:53 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9166

The classroom air conditioning project at Kumeyaay Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 10 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 18 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.  

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks. 
  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.8FPCHVC01_CONST704/7/2014 1:51 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9199

​​The classroom air conditioning project at Mason Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 18 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.13FPCHVC01_CONST1204/7/2014 1:54 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9349

The classroom air conditioning project at Mira Mesa High School includes the installation of:

  • 46 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.9FPCHVC01_CONST804/7/2014 1:56 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9219

The classroom air conditioning project at Sandburg Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 8 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.14FPCHVC01_CONST1304/7/2014 1:59 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9263

The classroom air conditioning project at Spreckels Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 7 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
  • Additional electrical panels

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.5FPCHVC01_CONST404/7/2014 2:00 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9274

The classroom air conditioning project at Tierrasanta Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 9 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
  • Additional electrical panels

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.6FPCHVC01_CONST504/7/2014 2:04 PM1/29/2018 1:30 PMRega Regina9284

The classroom air conditioning project at Vista Grande Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 10 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
  • Additional electrical panels

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

 

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.17FPCHVC02_CONST1604/7/2014 2:38 PM1/23/2018 1:52 PMRega Regina9007

Classroom Air Conditioning: The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
 
The Angier ES classroom air conditioning project installation includes:
  •  21 energy-efficient rooftop package units
  • 6 energy-efficient commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programmed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.3FPCHVC02_CONST204/7/2014 2:44 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9293

Classroom Air Conditioning: The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

The Benchley/Weinberger ES classroom air conditioning project installation includes: 

  • 2 energy-efficient rooftop package units
  • Air duct work
  • Programmed thermostatic controls, compliant with district energy management standards
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

 

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.8FPCHVC02_CONST704/7/2014 2:44 PM5/9/2024 12:35 PMDaley Michael9065

Classroom Air Conditioning: The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
 
The Pendleton ES classroom air conditioning project installation includes:
  • 11 energy-efficient rooftop package units
  • 10 energy-efficient commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programmed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.10FPCHVC02_CONST8204/7/2014 2:49 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9111

Classroom Air Conditioning: The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces. 

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
 
The Foster ES classroom air conditioning project installation includes:
  • 19 energy-efficient rooftop package units
  • 5 energy-efficient commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programmed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
  • Upgraded electrical service
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

 

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.14FPCHVC02_CONST1304/7/2014 2:53 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9113

Classroom Air Conditioning: The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Upgrades to electrical service will be done where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

The Franklin Elementary School classroom air conditioning project installation includes:
  • 16 energy-efficient, rooftop package units
  • 3 energy-efficient, commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Loren Chico91310001.191310001_CONST4/9/2014 3:34 PM10/19/2017 11:59 AMRega Regina9131
Design and construction of a four-lane synthetic running track for Green Elementary School. The track encircles a natural turf field. The new track materials are separated from the natural turf by flat concrete curbs. Construction includes installation of a four-inch permeable base material, three inches of asphalt, and a half-inch track surface. Each of the four lanes are three and one-quarter feet wide, separated by two-inch lane stripes. 
  
Julie Katsapis93560007.193560007_CONST104/16/2014 10:24 AM11/6/2017 3:33 PMRega Regina9356

The San Diego High School New Intercom System project provides an emergency communications system for the campus. The speakers from the previous intercom system are connected to the new system, some are repaired or replaced if required. Additional speakers are placed on the exterior of the classroom buildings. New interior speakers are set up in the common areas such as the gymnasium, library, and the multipurpose/cafeteria. New head-end equipment is placed in the mainframe distribution room, and each building receives an amplifier. The existing electrical backbone and distribution wiring are utilized as much as possible.  

  
Julie Katsapis93400051.193400051_CONST4/16/2014 10:26 AM10/23/2017 10:02 AMRega Regina9340

The Kearny High School New F&I New PA System project is the procurement and installation of a new public address system. Speakers are installed on the exterior of classroom buildings, and the interior of the common areas. Interior installations include the gymnasium, library, and multipurpose room/cafeteria. 

 
 

 

  
Loren Chico90800051.190800051_CONST4/22/2014 8:27 AM10/19/2017 10:40 AMRega Regina9080

Construction of a state-of-the-art synthetic turf baseball field and related improvements. Fencing and a windscreen are installed in centerfield and separate ball play from a new warmup area. The warmup area features exercise stations and equipment storage. Four new bullpens with new pitcher's mounds and 6-foot high fencing are constructed outside left and right fields.   

Green turf covers the infield and outfield, tan turf covers the base paths, and the school logo is installed in the centerfield and behind the batter's box. The pitcher's mound is composed of a specialized clay. The warning track between the outfield and its fence is composed of a soil fill. A turf running track for student use is installed alongside the field. Irrigation is installed below the surface to provide cooling and cleaning. The field is designed for daytime use, electric lighting is not included or planned.

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.9FPCHVC02_CONST804/22/2014 8:45 AM3/15/2018 11:38 AMRega Regina9121

Classroom Air Conditioning: The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces. The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

The Gage ES classroom air conditioning project installation includes:

 

  • 27 energy efficient rooftop package units
  • 26 energy efficient commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

 

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.6FPCHVC02_CONST504/22/2014 8:48 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9131

Classroom Air Conditioning: The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces. The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

The Green ES classroom air conditioning project installation includes:

  • 1 energy efficient commercial room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.11FPCHVC02_CONST1004/22/2014 8:51 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9136

The classroom air conditioning project at Hancock Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 11 energy efficient commercial room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.5FPCHVC02_CONST404/22/2014 8:52 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9139

The classroom air conditioning project at Hardy Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 9 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 10 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.15FPCHVC02_CONST1404/22/2014 8:56 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9147

The classroom air conditioning project at Holmes Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 14 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 11 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse's offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.4FPCHVC02_CONST304/22/2014 8:59 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9170

The classroom air conditioning project at Language Academy included the installation of:

  • 11 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, compliant with district energy management standards
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks. 
  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.1FPCHVC02_CONST4/22/2014 9:01 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9311

The classroom air conditioning project at Lewis Middle School includes the installation of:

  • 30 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 12 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.16FPCHVC02_CONST1504/22/2014 9:04 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9181
The classroom air conditioning project at Longfellow Elementary School includes the installation of:
  • energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.7FPCHVC02_CONST604/22/2014 9:09 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9197
The classroom air conditioning project at Marvin Elementary School includes the installation of:
  • 19 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 3 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.2.13FPCHVC02_CONST1204/22/2014 9:16 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9357

The classroom air conditioning project at Serra High School includes installation of:

  • 4 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 20 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Jerry BottFPCHVC02.3.4FPCHVC02_CONST114004/22/2014 9:17 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9214

The classroom air conditioning project at Tubman Village includes the installation of:

  • 6 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 3 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC03.2.3FPCHVC03_CONST204/22/2014 10:10 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9334

The classroom air conditioning project at Crawford High School includes the installation of:

  • 51 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 8 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

 

 

 

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC03.2.6FPCHVC03_CONST504/22/2014 10:15 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9338

The classroom air conditioning project at Hoover High School includes the installation of:

  • 22 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC03.3.1FPCHVC03_CONST44204/22/2014 10:19 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9153
The classroom air conditioning project at Iftin Charter School at Jackson School includes the installation of:
  • 24 energy efficient rooftop package units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse's offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC03.2.4FPCHVC03_CONST304/22/2014 10:22 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9312
The classroom air conditioning project at Mann Middle School includes the installation of:
  • 54 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction.

The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

 

 

 

 

  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC03.2.2FPCHVC03_CONST104/22/2014 10:24 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9243

The classroom air conditioning project at Rolando Park Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 19 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 3 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

 

 

 

 

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC03.3.2FPCHVC03_CONST44604/22/2014 10:27 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9079

Classroom Air Conditioning: The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces. The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 
The Darnall Charter School classroom air conditioning project installation includes:
  • 16 energy-efficient rooftop package units
  • 12 energy-efficient commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
  • New electrical service

 

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.2.3FPCHVC05_CONST304/22/2014 10:45 AM1/23/2018 4:26 PMRega Regina9009
The classroom air conditioning project at Audubon Elementary School included the installation of:
  • 19 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 14 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
The installation of classroom air conditioning was managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work was part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.
 
The process included architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction.  
  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.2.5FPCHVC05_CONST204/22/2014 10:47 AM11/15/2017 10:26 AMRega Regina9033

The classroom air conditioning project at Boone Elementary School included the installation of:

  • 12 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 9 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
The installation of classroom air conditioning was managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work was part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.
 

The process included architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. 

 

 

  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.2.4FPCHVC05_CONST704/22/2014 10:53 AM11/15/2017 10:26 AMRega Regina9115

 

The classroom air conditioning project at Freese Elementary School included the installation of:
  • 14 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 6 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
The installation of classroom air conditioning was managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work was part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.
The process included architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction.  
 

 

 

  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.2.6FPCHVC05_CONST504/22/2014 10:55 AM11/17/2017 1:27 PMRega Regina9119
The classroom air conditioning project at Fulton Elementary School included the installation of:
  • 18 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 2 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, construction, and electrical service upgrades where needed.  

  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.2.10FPCHVC05_CONST404/22/2014 11:23 AM11/15/2017 10:26 AMRega Regina9171
The classroom air conditioning project at Pacific View Leadership Elementary School included the installation of:
  • 14 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 6 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
The installation of classroom air conditioning was managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work was part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.
 
The process included architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction.
  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.2.7FPCHVC05_CONST604/22/2014 1:22 PM11/15/2017 10:26 AMRega Regina9352

The classroom air conditioning project at Morse High School includes the installation includes of:

  • 79 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 18 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs and/or physical site conditions.
 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction.

The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

 

 

  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.2.9FPCHVC05_CONST904/22/2014 1:26 PM11/15/2017 10:26 AMRega Regina9368
The classroom air conditioning project at SCPA High School includes the installation of:
  • 32 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 14 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs and/or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction.
 
The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
 
  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC04.2.7FPCHVC04_CONST604/22/2014 1:59 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9149

Horton Elementary School's classroom air conditioning project installation includes:

  • 14 energy-efficient, rooftop package units
  • 11 energy-efficient, commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on  updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC04.2.6FPCHVC04_CONST504/22/2014 2:01 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9229

Paradise Hills Elementary School's classroom air conditioning project installation includes:

  • 18 energy efficient rooftop package units
  • 9 energy efficient commercial room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

 

 

 

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC04.2.2FPCHVC04_CONST104/22/2014 2:03 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9237

The classroom air conditioning project at Perry Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 19 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 6 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs and/or physical site conditions.

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction.

The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

 

 

 

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC04.2.10FPCHVC04_CONST904/22/2014 2:04 PM1/29/2018 2:58 PMRega Regina9289

The classroom air conditioning project installation at Webster Elementary School includes:

  • 10 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 9 energy- efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls, compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs and/or physical site conditions.

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction (FPC) division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction.  Electrical service will be upgraded where needed.

The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks. 

  
Loren Chico90910001.190910001_CONST5/2/2014 8:52 AM10/13/2017 4:39 PMRega Regina9091

A new 31,000 square foot synthetic turf play field is designed and constructed for Emerson Bandini Elementary School. Surrounding the field is an asphalt perimeter walkway with track striping. The field features a a portable baseball or softball backstop. The construction includes soil excavation and fill, compaction, grading, and drainage through the permeable gravel base.   

  
Loren Chico91190002.191190002_CONST5/2/2014 8:58 AM10/18/2017 11:04 AMRega Regina9119

Design and construction of a new 58,858 square foot synthetic turf playfield at Fulton K-8, with and irrigation for cooling and cleaning. The field features markings for a baseball backstop and foul lines, a small-scale football field, and two volleyball playing fields. An asphalt edge on the east side provides a walking surface and utility access. The construction includes trenching, soil compaction, and new drainage through the permeable gravel base.

  
German RearteS9320.1S9320_CONST5/9/2014 10:35 AM1/18/2018 9:29 AMRega Regina9320

The whole site modernization work at Pacific Beach Middle School includes construction of a new two-story, 26 classroom building. Improvements to existing buildings include the relocation of school administration offices, renovation of the food service area, and three new classroom/innovation spaces in the library media center.

New air conditioning installation takes place in the existing science classroom building, library media center, and auditorium. Campus-wide upgrades include security, fire alarm, data and communication infrastructure. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.


  
Lynn Roxas93540005.293540005_CONST105/28/2014 4:11 PM11/1/2017 8:44 AMRega Regina9354

The Point Loma HS Lighting and Public Address System Project includes the installation of a new electrical substation unit and signal panel enclosure near the north side of the stadium. These electrical utility upgrades enable athletic facilities upgrades through other projects at Point Loma High School. Installation through this project also includes new stadium and grandstand lighting and a new stadium public address system. 

  
Loren Chico93020051.193020051_CONST6/12/2014 11:36 AM10/3/2017 10:37 AMRega Regina9302

​Design and construction of a 65,500 square-foot synthetic turf field and a 14,450 square-foot rubberized ballfield, which includes a new asphalt play area. The fields provide a soccer area, a small-scale baseball diamond with a dugout, and a running track. The installation includes irrigation to cool and clean the fields.

  
Clayton Kraft93190030.193190030_M1-1140P7/11/2014 11:44 AM10/31/2017 2:21 PMRega Regina9319

A 46,586 square-foot complex of eight buildings is constructed for high school instruction at O'Farrell Community School. The new modular-style buildings surround a central landscaped courtyard and hardscape paseo. 

The complex provides classrooms, laboratory space, a gymnasium, administration space, and a food service area. The new buildings are connected by covered exterior walkways, which also provide access to the rest of the O'Farrell campus. 

New exterior features include a lunch patio just outside food services, a parking lot, access road, and bioswale landscaping. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Bernard Calangian14590.114590_CONST7/18/2014 10:17 AM5/19/2022 2:54 PMAdriano Noel9368
The project includes replacement of 12 roofs on the permanent buildings and 35 roof repairs on the portable buildings.  The front wall of the P.E. building will also be repaired.
  
Robert Morris19280.119280_CONST7/18/2014 10:25 AM9/25/2017 4:22 PMRega Regina9277
Replace roofs on classroom buildings 1, 2, 3, and 4. The project includes an investigative roofing report, identifying  roofs in need of replacement and areas for structural repair. The new roofs replace unconventional building materials with standard construction materials, including layers of new plywood decking, felt, light-colored hot tar, and light-colored gravel. The project satisfies California Building Code requirements, including improvements to conduit supports, plumbing and mechanical vents.
  
Lisa Barnes93070055.193070055_CONST107/18/2014 3:56 PM10/6/2017 1:44 PMRega Regina9307

This is the second in a series of two projects that include roof replacement and new heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Replace roofs on buildings 500 (classrooms), 600 (administration), 700 (theater, cafeteria, kitchen) and 800 (Physical Education). New roofs are constructed from a durable single layer of PVC material adhered to plywood roof decking. Connect roof downspouts to the underground storm drain system. Install new HVAC systems for classrooms and educational support spaces in buildings 500, 600, 700, 800, and 900.

  
Robert MorrisK2PropS2.1K2PropS2_CONST307/24/2014 12:02 PM11/15/2017 9:08 AMRega Regina9013

​The Balboa Elementary School 2nd Floor Exiting Improvements project constructs a new, interior-separated exit, and a new separate exterior ramp exiting system for K-2 students. The work includes remodeling some doorways and constructing a new corridor. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.    

  
Canh Tran91880050.191880050_CONST7/25/2014 10:01 AM1/12/2018 9:08 AMRega Regina9188
The Innovation Middle School Whole Site Modernization project includes construction of a two-story building providing new administration and counseling offices, 10 classrooms, two locker rooms, and restrooms. Also included in the project scope is an exterior raised platform amphitheater constructed as a gathering area for the school. Modernization of the existing campus structures includes existing classroom spaces, the multi-purpose space, offices and classrooms for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing program, and three maker spaces.
  
Lisa Barnes93070050.193070050_CONST7/25/2014 10:10 AM10/6/2017 2:05 PMRega Regina9307

Repair, renovate and revitalize Creative, Performing Media Arts Middle School facilities. The campus exterior and entry courtyard receive new landscaping, irrigation, and fence modifications where needed, including new sections and visual screening. Classrooms are renovated and refurbished where needed, including replacement doors, windows, cabinetry, LED lighting, replacement ceiling tiles, floor tile, or carpet. Safety and security upgrades include new fire alarm, building security, and exterior lighting systems. Underground sewer and storm drain systems are repaired or replaced. New fire access lane paving, new drinking fountains, and other project improvements satisfy accessibility and California Building Code requirements.

  
Steve Faust93190003.193190003_CONST7/31/2014 10:45 AM10/31/2017 1:11 PMRega Regina9319

The project provides a synthetic turf softball field as well as a new synthetic turf field and track. Softball Field includes dugouts, fencing and backstop. Track and field includes a rubberized running track surface, synthetic football/soccer field, fencing, pole vault, long jump, high jump, shot put, discus, and two-sided scoreboard. Other site improvements include bio-retention basins for water management, underground utilities to serve improvements, drinking fountain, and an access road for emergency and maintenance vehicles.

  
Loren Chico92970051.192970051_CONST8/20/2014 8:28 AM11/7/2017 3:00 PMRega Regina9297

​This project is the installation of a mini baseball field with a rubberized surface, a synthetic turf play field, and a multi-lane running track around the perimeter of the field. The baseball field features fencing, a new backstop, pitcher's mound, and white striping. The play field features yellow striping for soccer play. A new irrigation system is installed for cooling and cleaning the fields. The construction includes grading, soil compaction, and new drainage through the permeable gravel base. The installation provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC04.2.3FPCHVC04_CONST209/8/2014 1:28 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9341

The classroom air conditioning project at Millennial Tech Middle School includes the installation of:

  • 12 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 1 energy-efficient, commercial, room unit
  • Air duct work
  • Programmed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs and/or physical site condition.

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction.
 
The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

 

  
Christopher Francis90230050.390230050.39/12/2014 8:37 AM4/11/2024 2:06 PMDaley Michael9023

GMP2 includes the construction of a new 5 classroom building, with 1 Flex Space and 4 Kinder classrooms with a new play area, the removal of all 5 portable classrooms and modernization of all classroom buildings with interior and exterior finish upgrades and new windows, renovation of the administration building with a single point of entry to the school, modernization of the multi-purpose building, conversion of existing Kinder classrooms to 2 UTK classrooms, 2 relocatable units for SPED, and a new student/parent drop off zone and extension of the existing parking lot. The project will include upgrades to site accessibility, site security, renovated restrooms and other site improvements. Additionally, the project will provide new shade shelters, play structures, and a new outdoor collaborative learning space.  
  
Robert Morris14580.114580_CONST19/18/2014 4:49 PM9/25/2017 4:04 PMRega Regina9327

Replace roofs on buildings 200, 300, 700, 800, and PE Building, which contain classrooms and administrative spaces. New roofs are built up from layers of plywood decking, felt, and hot tar, topped with a layer of gravel. Roofs above walkways are also replaced as are air conditioning roof units on building 800. The roof structure is strengthened and new air conditioning is installed in buildings 200, 300, and the PE Building. 

  
Robert Morris14582.114582_Const19/18/2014 4:53 PM9/25/2017 4:07 PMRega Regina9089
Replace metal roofs on classroom buildings 100, 200, 300, and part of 400. Structural repair at building 300, and the Lunch Court Shelter. The project includes rerouting rain gutter spouts to discharge into underground storm drains. To satisfy California Building Code requirements the project provides accessibility and other improvements, such as restroom modifications.
  
Robert Morris14586.114586_CON 109/18/2014 4:55 PM10/27/2017 2:38 PMRega Regina9210

Replace roofs of the Miramar Ranch Elementary School main building, near Red Cedar Drive. Remove and replace heating, ventilation, and air conditioning mechanical units, ducts, and supports. New roofs are constructed from a rigid single layer of compounded synthetic materials, mechanically adhered to recovery board and plywood decking. A portion of the roof below the air conditioning equipment is constructed from a modified bitumen roof system, which is designed to handle foot traffic associated with maintenance work.

  
Robert Morris14584.114584_CONST19/18/2014 4:57 PM10/7/2020 9:22 AMDaley Michael9328

Replace roofs on media center, performing arts, science, administration, arts/business, and locker room buildings. Remove and replace heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) mechanical units, ducts, and supports. Replace site-wide HVAC/security lighting controls. Add new air conditioning to all computer equipment rooms.

  
Julie Katsapis18698.118698_CONST109/24/2014 1:07 PM10/2/2017 1:40 PMRega Regina9201
Improvements at Hickman Elementary School to repair or replace concrete walkways, the central courtyard, and foundations where needed.
  
Julie Katsapis18697.118697_CONST109/24/2014 1:09 PM10/2/2017 1:20 PMRega Regina9217

Improvements at Ericson Elementary School to repair or replace concrete walkways, the central courtyard, and foundations where needed.

  
Randy Homes93160002.193160002_CONST209/24/2014 1:37 PM1/16/2018 2:09 PMRega Regina9316

The Montgomery Middle School Restroom Upgrades project makes improvements to the restrooms in the Physical Education Building. These restrooms are accessible to users of the joint use field, including the school community and the public. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Canh Tran90080030.190080030_M1-14509/24/2014 2:03 PM9/5/2017 9:25 AMRega Regina9008

The project creates a Learning Center on the first floor of an existing three-story building, on the east side of the site, and provides 4,860 square feet of tenant improvements. In compliance with the California Building Code, structural stabilization of the east building includes seismic upgrades on each story. The structural work also includes geotechnical compaction grouting to improve the load carrying capacity of existing foundations.

  
Loren Chico93320002.193320002_CONST10/3/2014 8:57 AM4/13/2018 4:34 PMRega Regina9332

Repair and provide new hardscape and drought tolerant landscape at existing slope and planter in front parking lot adjacent to Ute Drive.

  
Loren Chico92890001.192890001_CONST10/3/2014 9:02 AM9/8/2017 9:53 AMRega Regina9289
Engineer and construct a new shotcrete surface to encapsulate any potential hazards contained in a dirt slope. The slope is located at the western boundary of the school, adjacent to 47th street. Shotcrete mix is applied to the slope, solidifies, then the surface is roughened as a slip-resistant hardscape. Additional hardscape installations on campus encapsulate exposed dirt using wood decking, pavers, and concrete.
  
Loren Chico91790052.191790052_CONST10/7/2014 11:33 AM10/24/2017 3:01 PMRega Regina9179
Design and construction of a 21,800 square-foot synthetic turf playfield for Loma Portal Elementary School. The multipurpose field can be used for physical education, soccer, softball, and other sport and play activities. New irrigation is installed below the surface for cooling and cleaning. Surrounding the field is a new two-lane asphalt walking and running track. The construction includes trenching, soil compaction, and new drainage through the permeable aggregate base.
  
Loren Chico90800053.190800053_CONST1010/7/2014 2:36 PM10/19/2017 10:40 AMRega Regina9080

The Dana Middle School baseball field landscaping and irrigation are improved behind home plate, outside of left and right field lines, and along its perimeter. A new scoreboard is installed behind the right field wall. The field is designed for daytime use, electric lighting is not included or planned.

  
Julio Ramos93380051.193380051_CONST10/17/2014 9:44 AM8/30/2017 4:15 PMRega Regina9338

This project includes design and construction of a new theater and a three-story classroom building. The design is inspired by Spanish-style architecture and combines an old-fashioned schoolhouse concept with an energy-efficient modern design.

The first floor of the new three-story building is designed to accommodate school administrative staff, counselors, and support staff. The second and third floors provide ten classrooms each. The new building replaces buildings 100 (Counseling), 1700 (Administration), as well as 20 outdated modular classrooms from the campus annex area. 

The new theater building provides an approximately 500-seat theater, theater support space, and instructional space. 

The project also includes reconfiguration of the main parking lot, courtyard improvements, and a student drop-off area.

  
Loren Chico91950053.191950053_CONST10/23/2014 8:32 AM10/26/2017 11:32 AMRega Regina9195
A new 34,352 square-foot synthetic turf play field is designed and constructed for Marshall Elementary School. Surrounding the field is an asphalt perimeter walkway with track striping. The field features a new backstop and white striping for simultaneous play on two soccer fields. The construction includes grading, soil compaction, and drainage through the permeable gravel base. ​
  
Loren Chico92230052.192230052_CONST10/23/2014 8:42 AM10/31/2017 11:07 AMRega Regina9223
This project is the design and construction of a new 35,898-square foot synthetic turf play field at Oak Park Elementary School. The field features striping for soccer. Also included are three backstops for baseball or softball. The construction includes trenching, soil compaction, and new drainage through the permeable gravel base.
  
Julio Ramos93360003.193360003_CONST10/24/2014 3:34 PM11/22/2017 10:03 AMRega Regina9336

The Patrick Henry High School Academy of Engineering and Design (AOED) project includes upgrading spaces inside the 500 building for a civil engineering and design lab, a fabrication lab with storage, relocated graphic arts instructional space, and a combination workroom and conference room. Existing AOED classrooms receive upgraded digital fabrication equipment, woodshop equipment, mechanical and electrical infrastructure, and finishes. The new graphic arts program space includes a new storefront window, workspace countertops, reclaiming washout booths, an exterior screen printing courtyard, and exterior sinks. New double doors from the graphic arts classroom to the courtyard accommodate large pieces of equipment, and a new block wall encloses the courtyard.  

These improvements are funded by the school district's Proposition Z bond program and matching funds from the state's Proposition 1D bond program.  

  
Loren Chico90110052.190110052_CONST10/27/2014 8:16 AM11/21/2017 8:16 AMRega Regina9011

Design and construction of an approximately 36,800 square foot synthetic turf playfield, surrounded by a 4,000 square foot asphalt running track. The field features two soccer fields, a baseball diamond with permanent backstop, a running track, and irrigation for cooling and cleaning. The construction includes trenching, soil compaction, and new drainage through the permeable aggregate base.

  
Loren Chico90050051.190050051_CONST10/28/2014 11:09 AM1/23/2018 11:34 AMRega Regina9005
​A new 62,000 square-foot synthetic turf play field was designed and constructed for John Muir Magnet TK-12 School. The field features regulation 4-inch yellow striping for soccer. Surrounding the field is an asphalt perimeter walkway. The construction includes trenching, soil compaction, and new drainage through the permeable gravel base.
  
Julio Ramos93360050.193360050_CONST10/30/2014 9:40 AM8/25/2017 3:02 PMRega Regina9336

The Whole Site Modernization (WSM) Phase II work at Henry High School includes construction of a new two-story classroom building that features 41,723 square feet, 24 standard classrooms, two Regional Occupational Program (ROP) classrooms, and an ROP observation room. The ROP classrooms have a secure, fenced-in outdoor play yard with landscape, turf, and play structures. The project provides new outdoor learning areas and a shade canopy within the courtyard.

Improvements to the administration office include a remodeled entrance with shade canopy, landscape, hardscape, a new glass storefront-style design, and a new staff lounge area. Site improvements include reconfiguration of the existing parking lot to accommodate approximately 55 staff parking stalls. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements, including fire prevention, safety, sustainability, and energy efficiency. This project is funded by Proposition Z, with co-funding for the ROP classrooms from the Office of College, Career and Technical Education (CCTE).

 
  
Bryan Ehm91880051.191880051_CONST12/15/2014 9:26 AM10/20/2017 2:11 PMRega Regina9188

Four relocatable classrooms are provided and installed to accommodate increased student enrollment at Innovation Middle School (former MacDowell ES). The enrollment increase is due to Innovation Middle School becoming a sixth through eighth grade Middle School, formerly for seventh and eighth grade only.  

  
Lynn Roxas93540050.193540050.112/17/2014 4:43 PM9/12/2018 10:12 AMRega Regina9354

The Point Loma HS Whole Site Modernization project includes design and construction of a new three-story, 38,000 square-foot building, renovation of the 200 and 300 buildings, relocation of the campus Main Distribution Frame (MDF), and upgrades to the athletic facilities.

The new building features a library/media center on the first floor, ten classrooms each on the second and third floors, and a multi-functional central outdoor area.

On-site parking capacity is increased with the reconfiguration of the Clove Street parking lot, which features a visitor's security entrance to the campus.

Other site improvements include installation of a new bus turnout, landscape and hardscape improvements, constructing new security enclosures, practice fields, and technology upgrades.

  
Lynn Roxas93340005.193340005_CONST1/21/2015 1:42 PM12/4/2017 3:37 PMRega Regina9334

This project develops the south side of the Crawford High School campus into new tennis courts and a new softball field. In addition, the parking lot at the corner Trojan Ave. and 56th St. is improved with additional spaces and accessibility compliant spaces. New tennis courts include new surface, striping, and fencing. The new softball field includes new turf, backstop, fencing, scoreboard, accessible dugouts, bleachers, and scorer's booth. The existing concrete ball wall and storage shed are demolished for the new field. The work is scheduled in coordination with other Crawford High School sports facility upgrade projects, each providing accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC04.2.9FPCHVC04_CONST801/26/2015 11:48 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9057

​The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction; and, electrical service is upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
 
Carver Elementary School's classroom air conditioning project installation includes:
• 15 energy-efficient, rooftop package units
• 5 energy-efficient, commercial room units
• Air duct work
• Programed thermostatic controls, rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
• Additional electrical panels and electrical service upgrade
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
 

  
German Rearte92030052.192030052_CONST1/27/2015 8:33 AM10/4/2017 2:35 PMRega Regina9203

A natural turf Joint Use Field at McKinley Elementary School is funded, designed and constructed by the District according to City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The project is part of the Mayor's Office "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through the City Planning Department.

Features include a natural turf field with irrigation, new trees, a decomposed granite walking path, and a baseball backstop. Joint use features also include an expanded asphalt-concrete play area with court markings. Site walls, stairs and ramps are renovated. New gates and fencing separate school from the public during exclusive school use periods.

During this construction additional improvements for McKinley Elementary, though not part of the Joint Use Field, include upgrades to the parking area and student restrooms in Building 200. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
German Rearte93400001.193400001_CONST1/28/2015 10:08 AM10/4/2017 1:24 PMRega Regina9340

The Kearny HS CTA - Design and Construction Lab CTE project features a new 1,280 square foot, steel frame building adjacent to the football stadium, south of the school's main entrance. The building also provides a new 2,400 square-foot construction yard canopy for outdoor instructional space. The EID Lab is part of the district's Career, College and Technical Education Program.

The building interior exposes its moment-frame steel structure, mechanical ductwork, and light-shelf shading devices, showcasing concepts of engineering, architecture, design, and construction studied in the facility. The center of the lab space features moveable tables and the perimeter features CAD/3D modeling workstations.

Tables and workstations can be utilized in a conventional instructional setting (desks facing the teaching wall), or a more fluid seating arrangement for group discussion and project collaboration. Tools and equipment facilitate instruction and project development, including computer-aided drafting, three-dimensional REVIT digital modeling software, and 3D-printing for physical modeling.

The construction yard canopy is built of exposed steel and translucent roof panels that maximize natural light. Student can construct large scale models in this space to investigate and study building systems, material assemblies, and construction detailing.

The district's Career, College and Technical Education Program provides high school students with skills necessary to succeed in post-secondary/college education, entry-level employment and career advancement.

  
Julie Katsapis90090051.190090051_CONST1/29/2015 2:05 PM11/14/2017 3:58 PMRega Regina9009
A natural turf Joint Use Play Field at Audubon K8 School is funded, designed and constructed by the District according to City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The project is part of the City of San Diego's "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through the City Planning Department. Features to be incorporated include a natural turf field, decomposed granite walking path, and a drinking fountain. Security features include fencing to separate school from public during exclusive school use periods and infrastructure for a future security camera which monitors the fence. The parking lot at the corner of Norm Street and San Vicente Street is included as a joint use feature. 
  
Felipe Romo Fuentes93490004.193490004_CONST2/23/2015 11:40 AM1/22/2018 8:18 AMRega Regina9349
The Mira Mesa High School Culinary Arts project includes remodeling existing food and nutrition classrooms in Building 4 into new culinary arts classrooms. The project includes new food services equipment and furnishings. Classroom alterations include new interior windows, walls, floors, ceilings, lighting, doors and frames. Building improvements include boys and girls restroom renovations, mechanical air ducts, and electrical systems. Exterior improvements include the culinary garden and a new trash enclosure.
  
German Rearte93200052.193200052_CONST5/13/2015 9:20 AM1/18/2018 9:44 AMRega Regina9320
The turf field project at Pacific Beach Middle School is a joint-occupancy agreement with the YMCA. A synthetic turf field is constructed, surrounded by an asphalt concrete track and perimeter landscape/drainage areas. The new field is striped for multiple sports, including soccer, field hockey and girls and boys lacrosse.

  
German Rearte93200052.293200052_CONST105/13/2015 10:03 AM10/5/2017 10:01 AMRega Regina9320

This project provides improvements to the Pacific Beach Middle School parking lot, new sidewalks, upgrades to staff and student restrooms in the Physical Education Building, and new perimeter fencing. Vehicle circulation is improved with a redesigned bus turnaround, student drop off, and pick up. The new parking lot features ornamental pavers, light poles, tree wells, landscaping islands, perimeter landscaping, and a new bike rack. These improvements satisfy accessibility and California Building Code requirements.

  
Francisco Campuzano92260051.192260051_CONST10/16/2015 2:24 PM1/17/2018 3:38 PMRega Regina9226

San Diego Unified School District and Ocean Discovery Institute entered into a Joint Venture agreement to construct and run the Ocean Discovery Living Lab facility to provide educational programs in outdoor science and environmental conservation. The Living Lab Facility provides significant science and other educational opportunities to more than 10,000 youth per year who attend the fourteen District public schools in the City Heights area, just South of Joyner ES.

The Living Lab facility is an approximately 12,000 square foot, two-story building with two laboratories, and administrative space. Approximately 35,000 square feet of outdoor features include nature play elements and a nature trail.

More than just a building, the Living Lab is designed for students and teachers to explore the fields of science during and after school. It is designed as a place for youth to define their college and career aspirations, and for families to engage in science and conservation activities relevant to their daily lives. At the Ocean Discovery Institute scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and other partners conduct research alongside students, supporting the community with science and conservation education.

  
Ken Walker91880054.191880054_CONST10/29/2015 1:49 PM10/4/2017 1:14 PMRega Regina9188

This project includes installation of new electrical service, and the addition of interim housing. The project also includes relocation of the data technology room and removal of existing portable buildings. The additional interim housing accommodates administrative staff and teaching stations  during the whole site modernization project.

  
Ken Walker93550002.193550002_CONST10/29/2015 1:53 PM10/6/2017 2:48 PMRega Regina9355

​A new lab for learning fabrication and design at University City High School is constructed from a preexisting woodshop and adjacent classroom space. Revisions to the interior floor plan include creating a new direct connection between the equipment work area and a computer lab classroom. The project also includes replacing existing equipment with new technical equipment, new heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting, fire protection, furniture, fixtures and other equipment. This project is part of the district's College, Career & Technical Education (CCTE) Fabrication and Design Program, and provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Julie Katsapis90770051.190770051.110/30/2015 9:10 AM7/16/2020 2:59 PMDaley Michael9077

The Curie Elementary School Joint Use Field project includes installation of a new natural turf field, a decomposed granite walking/running path, a drinking fountain, security gates and fencing and parking lot improvements.

  
Loren Chico92610053.192610053_CONST10/30/2015 9:18 AM10/5/2017 1:25 PMRega Regina9261
Design and construction of a new 27,832 square-foot synthetic turf play field for Silver Gate Elementary School. The field features two sets of soccer markings and three sets of kickball markings. Surrounding the field is perimeter turf track, striped with lane markings. The construction includes trenching, soil compaction, and new drainage through the permeable aggregate base.
  
Loren Chico91350051.191350051_CONST10/30/2015 12:31 PM10/19/2017 1:35 PMRega Regina9135

Design and construction of a 25,500 square-foot synthetic turf playfield for Hamilton Elementary School. The field features markings for two soccer or football playing fields and a baseball backstop. New irrigation is installed below the surface for cooling and cleaning. Surrounding the field is a new asphalt walking and running track. The construction includes trenching, soil compaction, and new drainage through the permeable aggregate base.

  
Cora Cervantes93320053.193320053_CONST11/4/2015 11:26 AM10/9/2017 1:24 PMRega Regina9332

Classroom and main office renovations and upgrades at Clairemont High School. The project includes specialty classrooms such as music and home economics. Renovation includes paint, carpet, ceiling tile, blinds, fixtures, and electrical upgrades to support the interior renovation. Upgrades include new furniture, fixtures, and equipment. New directional signage in school colors include roadside banners, academy entry signs, a way finding monument, and custom murals.

  
Loren Chico90950052.190950052_CONST12/4/2015 1:47 PM10/16/2017 10:00 AMRega Regina9095

Design and construction of a new 10,000 square foot synthetic turf play field for Euclid Elementary School. The field features soccer field striping, goal nets, and irrigation for cooling and cleaning. The construction includes grading, soil compaction, and drainage through the permeable gravel base.

  
Loren Chico90130051.190130051_CONST1/12/2016 2:10 PM11/21/2017 8:22 AMRega Regina9013

Design and construction of an approximately 34,400 square foot synthetic turf playfield, with and irrigation for cooling and cleaning. The field features markings for two soccer or football playing fields, a baseball backstop, and is striped for student lineup. The construction includes trenching, soil compaction, and new drainage through the permeable gravel base.

  
Rich Kessler92890070.192890070_CONST118601/12/2016 3:11 PM7/3/2017 8:06 AMRega Regina9289
​The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Webster Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:
  • Nurse's Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Webster Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Rich Kessler90570070.190570070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:06 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9057

The Other Spaces air conditioning project installation at Carver Elementary School includes:

  • First Aid
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Library
  • Qualifying Classrooms
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces
 
Air Conditioning Other Spaces: The installation of air conditioning in other spaces is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction Division. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, and its 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying education spaces.
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Rich Kessler93380070.193380070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:09 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9338
The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Hoover High School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces: 
  • First Aid
  • Cafeteria
  • Dining Room
  • Faculty Dining Room
  • Qualifying Classrooms
  • Qualifying Offices
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Hoover High School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Rich Kessler92370070.192370070_CONST11860 1/14/2016 10:10 AM6/8/2017 1:23 PMWebb Brian9237

​The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Perry Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Library
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Perry Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Rich Kessler92290070.192290070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:12 AM1/18/2018 4:01 PMRega Regina9229

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Paradise Hills Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Library
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Paradise Hills Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Rich Kessler92180070.192180070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:13 AM1/17/2018 1:44 PMRega Regina9218

​The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Nye Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Multi-purpose Room
  • Library
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Nye Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Rich Kessler90950070.190950070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:14 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9095

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Euclid Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Cafeteria
  • Auditorium
  • Stage
  • Workroom
  • Qualifying Classrooms
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Euclid Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Rich Kessler91570070.191570070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:16 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9157

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Johnson Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Work Room
  • Qualifying Classrooms
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education's 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks. 

  
Rich Kessler93410070.193410070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:30 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9341

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Millennial Tech Middle School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Library
  • Multi-use Room
  • Work Room
  • Qualifying Offices
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Millennial Tech Middle School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Rich Kessler92830070.192830070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:31 AM7/3/2017 2:14 PMRega Regina9283
The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Valencia Park Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:
  • First Aid
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Work Room
  • Qualifying Classrooms
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Valencia Park  Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Mike Appanaitis90330070.190330070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:44 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9033

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Boone Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Library
  • Work Room
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces
The classrooms at Boone Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.
 
The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Mike Appanaitis91230070.191230070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:45 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9123

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Bethune Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Library
  • Multi-purpose
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Bethune Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks. 
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

 

 

 

 

  
Mike Appanaitis91250070.191250070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:46 AM6/30/2017 2:58 PMRega Regina9125

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Zamorano Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Multi-purpose
  • Library
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Zamorano Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Mike Appanaitis91710070.191710070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:47 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9171

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Pacific View Leadership Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Pacific View Leadership Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces. 

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Mike Appanaitis91150070.191150070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:48 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9115

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Freese Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces: 

  • Health Office
  • Dining Area
  • Assembly
  • Conference Room
  • Work Room
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces
The classrooms at Freese Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.
 
The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 
  
Mike Appanaitis91190070.191190070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:53 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9119

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Fulton Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Library/Media Center
  • Work Room
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces
The classrooms at Fulton Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.
 
The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
  
Mike Appanaitis93520070.193520070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:54 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9352

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Morse High School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Library Reading Room
  • Multi-Media Center
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces
The classrooms at Morse High School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.
 
The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Ken Shroyer90770070.190770070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:56 AM1/10/2018 1:52 PMRega Regina9077

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Curie Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:: 

  • Library
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Work room
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Curie Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Ken Shroyer90860070.190860070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:57 AM1/10/2018 2:54 PMRega Regina9086

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Dingeman Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Auditorium
  • Media Center
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Dingeman Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Ken Shroyer91340070.191340070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:58 AM1/11/2018 3:47 PMRega Regina9134

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Hage Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Health
  • Assembly
  • Conference Room
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Hage Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Ken Shroyer91660070.191660070_CONST118601/14/2016 10:59 AM1/12/2018 2:35 PMRega Regina9166

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Kumeyaay Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Multi-use
  • Media Center
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces
The classrooms at Kumeyaay Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.
 
The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
  
Ken Shroyer91950070.191950070_CONST118601/14/2016 11:00 AM1/12/2018 4:47 PMRega Regina9195

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Marshall Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Health
  • Assembly
  • Conference Room
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Marshall Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Ken Shroyer91390070.191390070_CONST118601/14/2016 11:08 AM1/11/2018 3:49 PMRega Regina9139
The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for academic support spaces at Hardy Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:
  • Nurse’s Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Hardy Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Jerry Bott91430070.191430070_CONST118601/14/2016 11:08 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9143
The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Hearst Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:
  • Nurse’s Office
  • Student Dining
  • Multi-purpose
  • Library
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces
The classrooms at Hearst Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.
 
The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

 

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Joel Early93110070.193110070_CONST118601/14/2016 11:13 AM1/12/2018 3:10 PMRega Regina9311

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Lewis Middle School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • First Aid
  • Cafeteria
  • Auditorium
  • Library
  • Qualifying Classrooms
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Lewis Middle School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
  
Joel Early93570070.193570070_CONST118601/14/2016 11:14 AM1/24/2018 10:27 AMRega Regina9357

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Serra High School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • First Aid
  • Conference Room
  • Qualifying Offices
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces
The classrooms at Serra High School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.
 
The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Joel Early90070070.190070070_CONST11860 1/14/2016 11:15 AM1/9/2018 8:46 AMRega Regina9007
The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Angier Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:
  • Nurse’s Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Library
  • Work Room
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Angier Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

 

 

 

  
Joel Early90650070.190650070_CONST118601/14/2016 11:16 AM5/9/2024 12:34 PMDaley Michael9065

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Pendleton Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Cafeteria
  • Assembly
  • Library
  • Work Room
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces
The classrooms at Pendleton Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.
 
The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
  
Joel Early91110070.191110070_CONST11860 1/14/2016 11:17 AM1/11/2018 1:42 PMRega Regina9111

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Foster Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Assembly
  • Library
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Foster Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

 

 

 

  
Ken Shroyer91210070.191210070_CONST11860 1/14/2016 11:18 AM1/11/2018 2:56 PMRega Regina9121

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Gage Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Assembly
  • Cafeteria
  • Library
  • Workroom
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Gage Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Joel Early91470070.191470070_CONST118601/14/2016 11:19 AM1/11/2018 4:33 PMRega Regina9147

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Holmes Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • First Aid
  • Library
  • Assembly
  • Work Room
  • Instructional Support
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Holmes Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Joel Early91970070.191970070_CONST11860 1/14/2016 11:20 AM1/16/2018 10:37 AMRega Regina9197

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Marvin Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Library
  • Assembly
  • Computer Lab
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Marvin Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Chuck Edenburn93240027.193240027.12/19/2016 2:00 PM1/22/2018 8:44 AMRega Regina9324

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Roosevelt Middle School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.  

  
Peter Orrino93400027.193400027_CONST6002/19/2016 2:03 PM1/12/2018 11:12 AMRega Regina9340

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Kearny High School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.


  
Peter Orrino93460027.193460027_CONST4302/19/2016 2:21 PM1/12/2018 3:47 PMRega Regina9346

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Madison High School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points,  uninterrupted power supplies and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Peter Orrino93500027.193500027_CONST1102/19/2016 2:23 PM1/16/2018 1:24 PMRega Regina9350
This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Mission Bay High School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.
 
The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.
  
Chuck Edenburn93560027.193560027_CONST1202/19/2016 2:26 PM1/24/2018 2:36 PMRega Regina9356
​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for San Diego High School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.  
 
The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.
  
Chuck Edenburn90910027.190910027_CONST7902/19/2016 2:29 PM1/11/2018 12:31 PMRega Regina9091

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Emerson Bandini Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Julio Ramos93360001.293360001_CONST302/22/2016 1:28 PM11/15/2017 2:42 PMRega Regina9336

Construct an approximately 20,000 square feet, 500-seat Patrick Henry Arts, Media & Entertainment (PHAME) theater. The theater is designed for musical and theatrical events and features a 45 foot-high flight loft, a 20 foot-high proscenium, and orchestra pit. A dramatic architectural element of the auditorium interior is its suspended wooden sound panels. The building includes an enclosed lobby area, ticket booth, student store, and parking lot expansion. The building exterior is detailed with exposed wood and steel beams, native landscaping, and an outdoor plaza.

  
Mike Clark91250075.191250075_CONST2/24/2016 10:58 AM1/30/2018 10:51 AMRega Regina9125

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Zamorano Elementary School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking spaces and a pedestrian pathway on the northwest side of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking and pedestrian canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 602,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 277.09 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.  

  
Joel Hermosillo93080075.193080075_CONST2/26/2016 9:40 AM12/5/2017 12:46 PMRega Regina9308

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at EB Scripps Elementary School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking lots on the northwest corner of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating a new shaded parking canopy with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 461,681 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 212.5 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.

  
Joel Hermosillo92740075.192740075_CONST2/26/2016 9:46 AM1/26/2018 8:40 AMRega Regina9274
This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Tierrasanta Elementary School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking lots on the east side of campus and over a paved lunch area on the south side of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking canopies with LED lighting, and a lunch court shelter. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 310,750 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 143.03 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.
  
Rich Kessler92230070.192230070_CONST118603/14/2016 11:01 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9223
The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Oak Park Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:
  • Nurse’s Office
  • Assembly space
  • Multipurpose Room
  • Library
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Oak Park Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Mike Clark93570075.193570075_CONST3/24/2016 9:36 AM12/7/2017 2:52 PMRega Regina9357

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Serra High School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking lots on the east side of campus and at the Data Center. Panels are also located over a paved area between the Administration Building and a parking lot. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking and pedestrian canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 2,279,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 1,048.97 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.

  
Mike Clark93490075.193490075_CONST3/24/2016 9:38 AM12/7/2017 10:15 AMRega Regina9349

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Mira Mesa High School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking lots on the north and southeast sides of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 2,045,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 941.27 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.

  
Steve Faust93070056.193070056_CONST3/24/2016 1:51 PM9/25/2017 1:55 PMRega Regina9307
The Creative Performing Media Arts Middle School Joint Use Field project includes installation of a new natural turf field with irrigation. Features include a decomposed granite walking and running path, a drinking fountain, security gates, and fencing. Joint use features include use of the existing basketball courts, asphalt-concrete play area, and parking in the existing parking lot. The new natural turf field is exclusively for school use during school hours, and includes community use after school and during school breaks.
  
Steve Faust91210002.191210002_CONST3/24/2016 1:56 PM3/15/2018 9:47 AMRega Regina9121

The Gage Elementary School Joint Use Field project includes installation of a new natural turf field with irrigation. Other features include a decomposed granite walking and running path, a drinking fountain, accessible ramp, security gates, and fencing.

  
Joel Hermosillo92350075.192350075_CONST3/28/2016 1:33 PM12/7/2017 11:16 AMRega Regina9235

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Penn Elementary School. The photovoltaic panels are installed near the athletic fields on the southeast corner of campus. The panels are mounted close to ground level on a steel frame. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 405,110 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 186.46 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.

  
Joel Hermosillo92180075.192180075_CONST3/28/2016 1:36 PM1/17/2018 2:32 PMRega Regina9218
This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Nye Elementary School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking lots on the north and southwest side of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 328,210 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 151.07 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.
  
Joel Hermosillo93520075.193520075_CONST3/28/2016 1:37 PM12/7/2017 10:21 AMRega Regina9352
This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Morse High School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking lots near the sports fields. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 1,657,170 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 762.76 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.
  
Gilbert Mensah93670028.193670028_CONST303/29/2016 2:49 PM12/28/2017 10:25 AMRega Regina9367

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Farb Middle School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

 
  
Gilbert Mensah91130028.191130028_CONST3/29/2016 3:04 PM12/28/2017 10:32 AMRega Regina9113
This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Franklin Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gilbert Mensah91150028.191150028_CONST503/29/2016 3:15 PM12/28/2017 10:32 AMRega Regina9115

 

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Freese Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

 

  
Gilbert Mensah91190028.191190028_CONST603/29/2016 3:17 PM12/28/2017 10:34 AMRega Regina9119

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Fulton K-8 School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

 

  
Gilbert Mensah91550028.191550028_CONST703/29/2016 3:19 PM12/28/2017 10:34 AMRega Regina9155

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Jefferson Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gilbert Mensah93410028.193410028_CONST903/29/2016 3:20 PM12/28/2017 10:53 AMRega Regina9341

 

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Millennial Tech Middle School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gilbert Mensah93160028.193160028_CONST103/29/2016 3:22 PM12/28/2017 10:53 AMRega Regina9316

 

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Montgomery Middle School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gilbert Mensah92180028.192180028_CONST1103/29/2016 8:09 PM1/17/2018 2:13 PMRega Regina9218

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Nye Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gilbert Mensah92430028.192430028_CONST1203/29/2016 8:13 PM12/28/2017 10:53 AMRega Regina9243

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Rolando Park Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

 

  
Gilbert Mensah92490028.192490028_CONST1303/29/2016 8:18 PM12/28/2017 11:06 AMRega Regina9249

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Rowan Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gilbert Mensah93620028.193620028_CONST1703/29/2016 8:22 PM12/28/2017 11:06 AMRega Regina9362

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Twain High School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gilbert Mensah92830028.192830028_CONST3903/29/2016 8:43 PM12/28/2017 11:28 AMRega Regina9283

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Valencia Park Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gilbert Mensah91250028.191250028_CONST1003/29/2016 9:33 PM12/28/2017 11:28 AMRega Regina9125

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Zamorano Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Chuck Edenburn90030027.190030027_CONST5503/31/2016 11:02 AM1/9/2018 8:01 AMRega Regina9003
This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Adams Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 
 
The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.
  
Peter Orrino90090027.190090027_CONST3303/31/2016 11:04 AM1/9/2018 8:54 AMRega Regina9009

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Audubon K-8 School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.  

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Chuck Edenburn90110027.190110027_CONST1003/31/2016 11:06 AM1/9/2018 9:05 AMRega Regina9011

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Baker Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin90230027.190230027_CONST2003/31/2016 11:14 AM1/9/2018 10:46 AMRega Regina9023

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Barnard @ Bayview Terrace Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

 
  
Peter Orrino90330027.190330027_CONST4103/31/2016 11:16 AM1/9/2018 1:16 PMRega Regina9033
This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Boone Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.
The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.
  
Mike Zogby90390027.190390027_CONST203/31/2016 12:14 PM1/9/2018 1:37 PMRega Regina9039

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Burbank Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin90410027.190410027_CONST3903/31/2016 12:15 PM1/9/2018 1:45 PMRega Regina9041

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Cabrillo Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Mike Zogby90550027.190550027_CONST1503/31/2016 12:17 PM1/9/2018 1:51 PMRega Regina9055

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Carson Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin90570027.190570027_CONST803/31/2016 12:33 PM1/9/2018 2:08 PMRega Regina9057

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Carver Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin90590027.190590027_CONST3603/31/2016 1:22 PM1/9/2018 2:07 PMRega Regina9059

As coordinated with new construction projects for Central Elementary School, this project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Central Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Mike Zogby90620027.190620027_CONST2404/11/2016 4:07 PM12/28/2017 3:18 PMRega Regina9062

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Cherokee Point Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Mike Watts90630027.190630027_CONST2704/11/2016 4:08 PM12/28/2017 3:06 PMRega Regina9063

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Chollas/Mead School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin93220027.193220027_CONST5904/11/2016 4:11 PM1/10/2018 10:17 AMRega Regina9322

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Clark Middle School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin90650027.190650027_CONST5804/11/2016 4:13 PM5/9/2024 12:34 PMDaley Michael9065

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Pendleton Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Chuck Edenburn90730027.190730027_CONST4904/11/2016 4:18 PM1/10/2018 1:21 PMRega Regina9073

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Crown Point Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Jerry Bott93570004.193570004_CONST4/12/2016 10:01 AM11/6/2017 4:08 PMRega Regina9357

This project at Serra High School replaces six heating units that were nearing the end of their useful lives with new energy-efficient package heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) units. The new units provide both heat and air conditioning to five science classrooms and a prep room.  

 

 

 

  
Lynn Roxas93540051.193540051_CONST4/12/2016 3:22 PM11/1/2017 8:31 AMRega Regina9354
The Point Loma High School Athletic Infrastructure Relocation Project includes completion of Major Repair and Replacement work on the oval track and running lanes. This includes resurfacing the oval track and running lanes, while converting the track from to 440 yards to 400 meters. The east D-zone asphalt is removed, the drainage system is reconfigured, and then covered with track surface. The project also includes relocating the pole vault, long/triple jump, and high jump. 
  
Steve Faust92610052.192610052_CONST4/21/2016 10:43 AM10/5/2017 10:50 AMRega Regina9261

The Ramps and Accessibility Project at Silver Gate Elementary School provides upgraded ramps, new staircases, and front entrance paving modifications. Upgraded ramps connect the kindergarten area to the main campus, and provide a north-side entrance to the campus. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Ken Shroyer92930070.192930070_CONST118604/28/2016 7:21 AM1/9/2018 11:20 AMRega Regina9293

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Benchley/Weinberger Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's office
  • Assembly
  • Computer lab
  • Work room
  • Waiting area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Benchley/Weinberger Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces. 

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Joel Early91700070.191700070_CONST118604/28/2016 7:27 AM1/12/2018 2:57 PMRega Regina9170

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Language Academy includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s office Assembly
  • Cafeteria
  • Work room
  • Waiting area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Language Academy were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks. 

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

 

  
Ken Shroyer91530070.191530070_CONST118604/28/2016 7:33 AM1/12/2018 9:24 AMRega Regina9153

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Jackson Transitional Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Health
  • Assembly
  • Conference Room
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Jackson Transitional Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Mike Appanaitis93680070.193680070_CONST118604/28/2016 7:37 AM12/4/2017 2:53 PMRega Regina9368

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at the School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA)includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s Office
  • Library
  • Computer Room
  • Workroom
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at the School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA)were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Rich Kessler91490070.191490070_CONST118604/28/2016 7:40 AM9/28/2017 10:18 AMRega Regina9149

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Horton Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s office
  • Assembly
  • Cafeteria
  • Counseling
  • Waiting area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Horton Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Ken Shroyer92430070.192430070_CONST118604/28/2016 7:53 AM1/19/2018 3:18 PMRega Regina9243
​The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Rolando Park Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:
  • Nurse's Office
  • Multipurpose Room
  • Library
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Rolando Park Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Ken Shroyer92300070.192300070_CONST118604/28/2016 8:16 AM1/22/2018 4:38 PMRega Regina9230

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Rosa Parks Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Health
  • Assembly
  • Conference Room
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Rosa Parks Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Joel Early91130070.191130070_CONST118604/28/2016 8:18 AM1/11/2018 1:43 PMRega Regina9113

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Franklin Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse’s office 
  • Library
  • Work room
  • Waiting area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces
The classrooms at Franklin Elementary School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.
 
The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
  
Ken Shroyer93490070.193490070_CONST118604/28/2016 8:38 AM1/16/2018 1:08 PMRega Regina9349

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Mira Mesa High School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Health
  • Assembly
  • Conference Room
  • Work Room
  • Waiting Area
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Mira Mesa High School  were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Gabriela Soriano90130050.190130050_CONST5/13/2016 12:25 PM11/21/2017 8:28 AMRega Regina9013

Construct a new two-story, 13,500 square foot administration and classroom building near the corner of 40th and Eta Streets, reconfigure the floor plan in parts of the 200 and 300 buildings, and modernize existing buildings.

The first floor of the new building provides administrative space, a conference room, work room, school nurse, and staff lounge. The second floor provides six new classrooms. The new building construction incorporates sustainability measures such as LED lighting, materials with recycled content, low water consumption plumbing fixtures, drought tolerant landscape, and a comprehensive building envelope that incorporates high performance walls, windows, and roof materials.

Reconfiguration of administrative spaces in building 200 provides four new classrooms and renovated restrooms. The 300 building lower level reconfiguration provides four new classrooms, offices, and renovated student restrooms. Modernization of existing buildings throughout the campus includes new and replacement heating, ventilation, and air conditioning installation. The technology infrastructure is upgraded, including a new campus-wide wireless network. The parking lot near the corner of 39th and Birch Streets is reconfigured and expanded. Path of travel, paving, ramp modifications, and other improvements in this project satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Janet Cortez93040051.293040051.25/13/2016 12:40 PM8/4/2021 8:33 AMDaley Michael9304
The Whole Site Modernization improvement project includes construction of a new girls & boys locker/shower building to replace old locker building past it's useful life, modernization of all classroom buildings and existing portables with interior and exterior finish upgrades, removal of excess (2) portables at the lower fields, renovation of the music room to include better acoustics and practice rooms, renovation of CTE classrooms, renovation of the admin building to include single point entry to the school, renovation of the auditorium building by adding a new ramp to the building to ensure ADA accessibility, new seating, acoustical treatment, new lighting and sound system. The project will also include upgrade to site accessibility, site security, upgrade restrooms, and site work modifications.
  
Steve Faust90750051.190750051_CONST5/23/2016 7:56 AM2/20/2018 4:05 PMRega Regina9075
The Cubberley Elementary School Joint Use Field project includes installation of a new natural turf field with irrigation. Features include a decomposed granite walking and running path, a drinking fountain, security gates, and fencing.
  
Dion Harrington91490053.191490053_CONST5/23/2016 8:05 AM2/26/2019 6:39 AMDaley Michael9149

The Horton Elementary School Joint Use Natural Turf Field project includes installation of a new natural turf field, a decomposed granite walking/running path, a drinking fountain, security gates, and fencing. Existing basketball courts and play structure are included as joint use features. Dedicated parking is provided in the existing parking lot.  The new natural turf field and joint use features are for community use after school and during school breaks. Students have exclusive use during school hours.

  
Loren Chico91970051.191970051_CONST5/23/2016 8:08 AM9/11/2018 5:01 PMRega Regina9197

The Marvin Elementary School Joint Use Field project includes installation of a new natural turf field, decomposed granite walking/running path, drinking fountain, security gates, and fencing. Dedicated parking is provided at a new parking lot. The new natural turf field and joint use features are for community use after school and during school breaks. Students have exclusive use during school hours.

  
Loren Chico90930052.190930052_CONST5/23/2016 8:10 AM4/10/2018 3:06 PMRega Regina9093
The project is part of the Mayor's Office "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through the City Planning Department. Features to include a natural turf field, decomposed granite walking path, drinking fountain, and fencing to separate school from the public during exclusive school use periods. The field is exclusively for school use during school hours, and includes community use after school and during school breaks. Additional joint use features are the existing play structure, basketball courts, and parking lot.
  
Francisco Campuzano90590003.190590003.16/2/2016 3:25 PM4/8/2020 9:39 AMDaley Michael9059

The Central Elementary School Major Site Rebuild Project includes construction of nine new elementary school buildings, providing approximately 83,000 square feet of space on the east side of the Wilson Middle School campus. The project includes relocation of Central Elementary operations to this new location, which is one block north and two blocks west of the legacy Central Elementary location. 

The project provides a total of 28 new general purpose classrooms, and 14 specialized classrooms, including six kindergarten, five special education, and three pre-school. Each of the general classrooms has access to an approximately 280 square-foot collaborative space, designed for pullout instruction. New academic support spaces include administration, a Library Learning Center, Multipurpose room, daycare, and an after school program.

Five buildings are one story, and four are two story, each with the following floor plans. The 100 building first floor includes administration offices, a community clinic, and health center, and the second floor includes teacher support spaces. The 200 building includes fourth and fifth grade general purpose classrooms, special education classrooms, instructional support, parent room, and library. The 300 building first floor includes kindergarten classrooms, and the second floor includes third grade general purpose classrooms. The 400 building is dedicated to first and second grade classrooms. The 500 building houses the daycare program. The 600 building provides space for the kindergarten and preschool program. The 700 building includes Food Services and custodial support. The 800 building includes the Multi-purpose room. 

Three play areas are constructed in the new location. The first is in a courtyard created by the kindergarten buildings. This play area for prekindergarten and kindergarten students includes hardscape play areas and equipment. The second is in the center of the new Central Elementary campus, and includes play equipment, a grass area, and basketball, volleyball, four-square style ball play markings on hardscape surfaces. The third playground, adjacent to the lunch shelter on the northwestern portion of the new Central Elementary campus, includes play equipment and hardscape surfaces.

  
Michael Hernandez23042.123042_CONST6/29/2016 4:57 PM1/11/2018 3:19 PMRega Regina9129

Replace sloped roofs on kindergarten, cafeteria, administration, classroom buildings 1, 3, 4, and above walkway structures. The project includes structural repairs, replacing building fascia, and new data and power conduit. New roofs are constructed from a durable single layer of compounded synthetic materials, adhered with low odor asphalt. The construction is phased in coordination with the educational calendar.

  
Joel Early90050071.190050071_CONST118607/11/2016 4:13 PM1/17/2018 10:38 AMRega Regina9005
​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Joel Early90210071.190210071_CONST118607/11/2016 4:15 PM1/9/2018 10:44 AMRega Regina9021

​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Jerry Bott90610071.190610071_CONST118607/11/2016 4:58 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9061

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Joel Early93320071.193320071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:01 PM1/10/2018 10:08 AMRega Regina9332

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Jerry Bott90730071.190730071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:04 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9073

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Joel Early90750071.190750071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:06 PM1/10/2018 1:47 PMRega Regina9075

​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Joel Early91590071.191590071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:08 PM1/12/2018 10:24 AMRega Regina9159

​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education's 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks. 


  
Joel Early91610071.191610071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:10 PM1/12/2018 10:25 AMRega Regina9161
​​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Joel Early93400071.193400071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:12 PM10/23/2017 11:03 AMRega Regina9340

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Jerry Bott91750071.191750071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:15 PM6/9/2021 12:13 PMDaley Michael9175

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Joel Early93130071.193130071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:44 PM1/12/2018 5:04 PMRega Regina9313

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Joel Early92470071.192470071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:46 PM1/24/2018 9:44 AMRega Regina9247

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Jerry Bott92770071.192770071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:48 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9277

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces. 

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Joel Early92910071.192910071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:50 PM1/29/2018 3:26 PMRega Regina9291
​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Joel Early92970071.192970071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:52 PM1/30/2018 7:59 AMRega Regina9297

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Joel Early92990071.192990071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:55 PM10/12/2018 10:33 AMRega Regina9299

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Rich Kessler90310071.190310071_CONST118607/11/2016 5:58 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9031

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Rich Kessler90410071.190410071_CONST118607/11/2016 6:03 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9041

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Mike Appanaitis90550071.190550071_CONST118607/11/2016 6:05 PM1/9/2018 1:51 PMRega Regina9055

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Rich Kessler93040071.193040071_CONST118607/11/2016 6:09 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9304

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Rich Kessler90800071.190800071_CONST118607/11/2016 6:11 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9080

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Rich Kessler90890071.190890071_CONST118607/11/2016 6:15 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9089

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Rich Kessler90850071.190850071_CONST11860 7/11/2016 6:16 PM6/8/2017 1:23 PMWebb Brian9085

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Rich Kessler91070071.191070071_CONST118607/11/2016 6:18 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9107

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Rich Kessler91240071.191240071_CONST118607/11/2016 6:20 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9124

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Mike Appanaitis91550071.191550071_CONST118607/11/2016 6:48 PM1/12/2018 9:51 AMRega Regina9155

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Rich Kessler91730071.191730071_CONST118607/11/2016 6:49 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9173

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Rich Kessler91790071.191790071_CONST118607/11/2016 7:59 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9179

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Rich Kessler92250071.192250071_CONST118607/11/2016 8:13 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9225

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Rich Kessler92610071.192610071_CONST118607/12/2016 8:39 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9261

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Rich Kessler92690071.192690071_CONST118607/12/2016 8:41 AM1/25/2018 11:09 AMRega Regina9269

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Rich Kessler93620071.193620071_CONST118607/12/2016 8:43 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9362

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Mike Appanaitis90110071.190110071_CONST118607/12/2016 10:31 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9011

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Mike Appanaitis98350071.198350071_CONST118607/12/2016 10:34 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9835

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Mike Appanaitis90600071.190600071_CONST118607/12/2016 10:35 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9060

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Mike Appanaitis91620071.191620071_CONST118607/12/2016 10:39 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9162

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Mike Appanaitis92030071.192030071_CONST118607/12/2016 10:40 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9203

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Mike Appanaitis91850071.191850071_CONST118607/12/2016 10:42 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9185

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
Mike Appanaitis93240071.193240071_CONST118607/12/2016 10:44 AM1/22/2018 9:26 AMRega Regina9324

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Mike Appanaitis92490071.192490071_CONST118607/12/2016 10:47 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9249

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
David Beltran90040071.190040071_CONST118607/12/2016 10:49 AM1/9/2018 8:01 AMRega Regina9004

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
David Beltran90230071.190230071_CONST118607/13/2016 3:46 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9023

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Ken Shroyer90290071.190290071_CONST118607/13/2016 3:49 PM1/9/2018 11:42 AMRega Regina9029

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
David Beltran90430071.190430071_CONST118607/13/2016 3:50 PM1/9/2018 1:47 PMRega Regina9043

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Ken Shroyer93030071.193030071_CONST118607/13/2016 3:52 PM1/10/2018 8:20 AMRega Regina9303

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
David Beltran91030071.191030071_CONST118607/13/2016 3:54 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9103

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks

 

  
David Beltran91410071.191410071_CONST118607/13/2016 3:56 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9141

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
David Beltran91670071.191670071_CONST118607/13/2016 3:57 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9167

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
David Beltran91690071.191690071_CONST118607/13/2016 3:59 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9169

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Ken Shroyer92270071.192270071_CONST118607/13/2016 4:05 PM1/18/2018 2:38 PMRega Regina9227

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
David Beltran92530071.192530071_CONST118607/13/2016 4:08 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9253

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
David Beltran92550071.192550071_CONST118607/14/2016 9:06 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9255

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
David Beltran93250071.193250071_CONST118607/14/2016 9:08 AM1/25/2018 12:40 PMRega Regina9325

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

 

  
Ken Shroyer92790071.192790071_CONST118607/14/2016 9:19 AM1/26/2018 8:46 AMRega Regina9279
​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
David Beltran93550071.193550071_CONST118607/14/2016 9:21 AM1/29/2018 10:40 AMRega Regina9355
​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.
  
David Beltran92850071.192850071_CONST118607/14/2016 9:22 AM1/29/2018 1:32 PMRega Regina9285

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
David Beltran93280071.193280071_CONST118607/14/2016 9:24 AM1/29/2018 1:51 PMRega Regina9328

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
David Beltran92950071.192950071_CONST118607/14/2016 9:25 AM1/29/2018 3:40 PMRega Regina9295

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Pedro Van Den Eeden93500050.193500050_CONST8/19/2016 3:58 PM11/24/2021 1:02 PMDaley Michael9350
Modernization of Mission Bay High School includes a new campus entry from Lee Street, new or improved student drop off/pick up throughout campus, and a remodeled entry to the administrative offices. Building systems improvements include new air conditioning in classrooms and educational support spaces, upgrades to emergency communications, plumbing, sewer, and security lighting systems. Food service improvements include kitchen renovation and a new lunch kiosk. Improvements to the athletic facilities include new gym bleachers and renovated restrooms. The project provides accessibility and other improvements required to satisfy California Building Code requirements.
  
Jerry Bott90910052.190910052_CONST9/19/2016 2:25 PM2/5/2018 10:42 AMRega Regina9091

Install five portable buildings on a temporary basis to accommodate students and staff through each phase of Emerson Bandini Elementary School’s Whole Site Modernization. The portable buildings are four relocatable classrooms and one relocatable restroom building, seated off Newton Avenue, behind the 35th Street parking lot. Project improvements include a new concrete path of travel, a new ramp, sidewalk and curb modifications. The accessibility and other improvements satisfy California Building Code requirements.  

  
Michela Ferluga93150051.293150051.29/19/2016 4:45 PM7/20/2023 11:02 AMDaley Michael9315

The project creates a 7th-12th grade campus by repurposing the three existing buildings adjacent to Logan Ave into a theater, kitchen/cafeteria, and career pathways educational spaces. The project also includes construction of a gymnasium, administration/library building, and 2 two-story classroom buildings.  

  
Julie Katsapis93130052.193130052_CONST309/28/2016 3:01 PM10/2/2017 11:02 AMRega Regina9213
The new public address (PA) system project provides an emergency communications system for Marston Middle School. Install 40 exterior speakers that cover the campus, and 8 interior speakers in the Library and Multi-purpose room. 
  
Francisco CampuzanoFS011.1FS011_CONST109/29/2016 9:22 AM11/6/2017 3:48 PMRega Regina9356

Installation of an all-weather rubberized track and a synthetic turf field at ​San Diego High School. The synthetic turf field supports football, lacrosse, field hockey, and soccer. Construction includes grading the surface of the previous dirt track and grass turf field, as well as improving drainage. The Cavers mascot at midfield was updated as part of a warranty turf field replacement.

  
Dana Peterson93160050.193160050_CONST9/30/2016 12:38 PM10/31/2017 10:53 AMRega Regina9316

The Montgomery Middle School Whole Site Modernization project includes the installation of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning in educational support spaces, a platform lift in the courtyard, accessible ramps and handrails, chain link fencing, a security camera, a fire alarm and emergency communications system, an interior corridor ramp in the classroom building, and a new serving window in the cafeteria. Site improvements include a new student drop-off/pick-up zone and sidewalk modifications to improve student path of travel. The project provides accessibility improvements required to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Diane Malone92210031.292210031.210/4/2016 9:19 AM2/13/2024 7:50 AMDaley Michael9221

The project consists of Tenant Improvements converting the 3rd and 4th floors of the existing 4-story office building into classrooms, adding a 4-story exterior egress stair tower and seismic upgrades to the building foundations and structural steel frame.  The project must be constructed in 3 phases to accommodate full occupancy by the school during construction, with the exception of foundation upgrades which must be done over a summer break when the building is unoccupied.


  
Dion Harrington93770030.193770030.110/4/2016 9:32 AM2/4/2020 11:41 AMDaley Michael9090

This project will facilitate the relocation from the current facility at Spring Canyon Road in Scripps Ranch to the new location at Ruffin Road.  Tenant Improvement work will include creation of new classrooms, administration, Multi-Purpose room, Gym, air-conditioning and exterior play facilities to support education.

  
Ray Rodriguez92670030.192670030.110/4/2016 9:38 AM5/9/2019 8:35 AMCapano Giovanni9267

The King Chavez Primary, Arts and Athletics Academies New Classroom Building project includes construction of a new 22-classroom building, a regulation size soccer field, fencing, and playgrounds. Site improvements include removal of 17 portable classrooms, re-route away from buildings the six-inch sewer line , and the expansion of parking facilities.

 

  
Ray RodriguezS9019.1S9019_CONST10/4/2016 9:46 AM7/31/2017 10:09 AMRega Regina9019

Repair, renovate and revitalize San Diego Coop facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Ray Rodriguez02200030.102200030_CONST10/4/2016 9:59 AM10/10/2017 3:36 PMRega Regina0220

This project is to relocate the Museum School, a K-8 Charter School, from leased facilities in the Bankers Hill area to a District-owned site. Relocation target areas include Bankers Hill, Downtown, Sherman Heights and the South Park Areas of San Diego. Phase One includes locating and acquiring a new site or facility. Phase Two would be for the construction of improvements as identified in the school’s master plan.

  
Lynn Roxas93340002.193340002_CONST10/7/2016 12:46 PM10/10/2017 11:57 AMRega Regina9334
The Site Modernization Phase II Project at Crawford High School includes improvements to buildings, food services, and building systems. Building improvements include modernizing Building 600, and certifying the relocatable classrooms at the south side of the gymnasium. Student and staff restroom renovations improve capacity and accessibility in buildings 300, 400, 500 and 600. Food Services improvements include kitchen and service line renovation for service efficiency and healthier food choices. Building systems upgrades include security cameras, fire alarm, and emergency communications systems. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements. 
  
Cora Cervantes93340053.193340053_CONST11/10/2016 9:03 AM9/20/2017 9:43 AMRega Regina9334
Classroom interior renovation and new furniture for buildings 300, 400, 500, portable classrooms, Room 604, and bungalows 15 through 19. The cafeteria is remodeled in school colors and multi-level tables and chairs. New furniture in the science labs is designed to integrate with fixed lab stations. Project improvements include paint, carpet, vinyl flooring, blinds, and electrical upgrades to support the interior renovation. 
  
Canh Tran93350030.193350030_M1-1140P12/5/2016 2:23 PM3/28/2018 8:32 AMRega Regina9335

The Gymnasium project for Gompers Preparatory Academy provides three new buildings connected by covered walkways. The gymnasium building serves as both an athletic facility and a multi-purpose room. It includes basketball courts, a stage that opens to the exterior courtyard, bleacher seating for approximately 900, and storage. Adjacent new buildings include public restrooms, a ticket booth, concession stand, dance room, and weight room. The project also provides an athletic track with jumping pit, a small training room, locker rooms, showers, and restrooms.

  
Sheila Younger-Watkins93350031.293350031.212/5/2016 3:08 PM9/7/2022 2:39 PMDaley Michael9335

Whole Site Modernization (WSM) and New Classroom Building project includes accessibility upgrades, seismic upgrades to existing buildings, security and safety improvements, restroom renovation, and exterior and interior improvements.   The New Classroom Building includes construction of a one 2-story building providing instructional classrooms and restrooms, plus a new lecture hall.  The new classroom building will replace existing bungalow classrooms currently in use. 

  
Dana PetersonS9153.1S9153_CONST12/5/2016 3:37 PM10/26/2017 2:48 PMRega Regina9153

The Iftin Charter at Jackson Elementary School Student Services Site Modernization project includes construction of a new administration building, a new three classroom building, and a basketball court. The alignment of the new Student Services classroom building supports the site utilization plan, and is coordinated with the Iftin Charter School Whole Site Modernization project.

  
Cora Cervantes93520052.193520052_CONST12/14/2016 8:53 AM2/2/2018 10:15 AMRega Regina9352

Classrooms are remodeled in school colors with multi-level tables and chairs that improve student field of vision. New furniture in the science labs is designed to integrate with fixed lab stations. Interior improvements include paint, carpet, floor tile, vinyl flooring, blinds, and electrical upgrades to support the interior renovation. Directional signage in vivid colors include light post banners, parking directional, directional monuments, painted graphics, dimensional mascot installation, and building identification. 

  
Cora Cervantes93520053.193520053.112/14/2016 9:00 AM3/21/2019 8:06 AMDaley Michael9352

Phase II of the Morse High School Whole Site Modernization project includes locker repairs in the boys and girls locker rooms, restroom renovations in building 1000, ADA path of travel upgrades, certification of portable classrooms, interior renovations in buildings 100, 800 and portable classrooms.

  
David Beltran93460071.193460071_CONST1186012/15/2016 3:14 PM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9346

​​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Ken Shroyer93170071.193170071_CONST1186012/15/2016 3:18 PM1/17/2018 10:40 AMRega Regina9317

​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education's 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Dion Harrington93410050.193410050_CONST12/16/2016 1:17 PM7/11/2017 2:39 PMRega Regina9341

​Phase I of the Whole Site Modernization is to design and construct a new building adjacent to the existing Multi-Purpose Room. The purpose of the new building is to provide modern multi-purpose, locker room, and food service facilities. Demolition of the legacy Multi-Purpose Room follows completion of the new building.   

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin90850027.190850027_CONST6401/6/2017 11:31 AM1/10/2018 2:53 PMRega Regina9085

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Dewey Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBDS9085.1S9085_CONST1/9/2017 11:43 AM10/13/2017 2:27 PMRega Regina9085

Repair, renovate and revitalize Dewey Elementary facilities as a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, accessibility and code compliance, as well as energy efficiency and sustainability. Improvements may also support learning and instruction, health, safety and security. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
TBD91430050.191430050_CONST1/10/2017 4:35 PM10/19/2017 3:26 PMRega Regina9143

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Hearst Elementary facilities as a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
TBDS9361.1S9361_CONST1/23/2017 9:18 AM10/18/2017 1:37 PMRega Regina9361

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Garfield High School facilities as a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Mike Zogby93610027.193610027_CONST2801/23/2017 9:23 AM1/11/2018 2:58 PMRega Regina9361

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Garfield High School include network switches, core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Felipe Romo Fuentes91470051.191470051_CONST1/24/2017 3:56 PM12/15/2023 8:56 AMDaley Michael9147

Holmes ES JUF scope of work includes an approximately 2.0 acres (87,120 sq. ft.) natural turf for a new Joint Use Field replacing the existing decomposed granite field.  Features include, decomposed granite walking path, drinking fountain, and fencing to separate school from the public during exclusive school use periods.

  
Gilbert Mensah92080028.192080028_CONST3701/25/2017 9:11 AM12/28/2017 11:44 AMRega Regina9208

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Alternative Learning for Behavior and Attitude (ALBA) include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gilbert Mensah93020028.193020028_CONST401/25/2017 9:46 AM12/28/2017 11:44 AMRega Regina9302

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Bell Middle School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gilbert Mensah92590028.192590028_CONST1501/25/2017 11:14 AM12/28/2017 11:57 AMRega Regina9259

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Sherman Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Rich Kessler93340070.193340070_CONST118601/25/2017 11:14 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9334

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Crawford High School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Library
  • Student Dining
  • Student Store
  • CAD Classroom
  • Qualifying offices and conference rooms
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The classrooms at Crawford High School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

 

  
Steven Siebern93260028.193260028_CONST1601/25/2017 11:20 AM1/25/2018 1:02 PMRega Regina9326

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Taft Middle School include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Clayton Kraft92000051.192000051_CONST1/30/2017 12:44 PM11/6/2017 10:55 AMRega Regina9200

​The Salk Elementary School Solar Panel Carports project includes six carport structures encompassing 16,363 square feet of panels. The total number of solar panels is 708. The six carports cover 83 of the 89 spaces in the parking lot, providing both power and shade over vehicles. The complete system supplies approximately 30% of the annual electrical power required for the school site.

  
Mike ClarkS9365.1S9365_CONST1/30/2017 1:03 PM7/27/2018 11:05 AMRega Regina9365

Repair, renovate and revitalize Keiller Leadership Academy facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Loren Chico91730051.191730051_CONST2/2/2017 3:06 PM9/8/2017 3:49 PMRega Regina9173

The Linda Vista Elementary School Joint Use Field project includes installation of a new natural turf field, a decomposed granite walking/running path, a drinking fountain, security gates and fencing. Existing play structure, basketball courts and parking lot are included as joint use features. The new natural turf field and joint use features are for community use after school and during school breaks. Students have exclusive use during school hours. 

  
TBDS9249.1S9249.12/9/2017 1:33 PM10/23/2018 11:03 AMRega Regina9249

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Rowan Elementary facilities as a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, accessibility and code compliance, as well as energy efficiency and sustainability. Improvements may also support learning and instruction, health, safety, and security. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and a facility condition assessment.

  
TBD91660050.1S9166_CONST2/9/2017 2:39 PM11/3/2017 8:15 AMRega Regina9166

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Kumeyaay Elementary facilities as a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, accessibility and code compliance, as well as energy efficiency and sustainability. Improvements may also support learning and instruction, health, safety, and security. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facility condition assessments.

  
Loren Chico93210051.193210051_CONST2/10/2017 10:44 AM10/5/2017 10:14 AMRega Regina9321

​Replacement of the worn out existing synthetic turf carpet at the Pershing Middle School Joint Use Field. A new synthetic turf field is installed. Related repairs to the field are performed as needed.

  
Dana Peterson90030030.190030030_M1-1140P2/10/2017 3:03 PM9/20/2017 8:49 AMRega Regina9003

The San Diego Global Vision Charter School Modernization includes a new 17,960 sf, two-story building, framed by steel beams and finished with stucco. Another new building is 1,736 sf, single-story, and of similar composition. The new two-story building provides classrooms, a science lab, and administrative spaces. The new single-story building provides a kindergarten classroom, food service, and is adjacent to a new lunch court shelter. The project provides new landscaping, fencing, and satisfies accessibility and other California Building Code requirements. 

  
Felipe Romo Fuentes93400050.293400050.22/15/2017 2:40 PM7/25/2023 7:53 AMDaley Michael9340
The Kearny HS WSM Ph. II scope of work includes removal of existing 8 portables, demolition of existing administration building and constructing a new Administration/10 classroom building.  Modernization to existing classroom spaces and student dining area.  Site improvements include softball field renovations, creation of outdoor learning spaces, and security, safety and accessibility code compliance upgrades.

  
Rich Kessler93540071.193540071_CONST118602/16/2017 11:09 AM6/7/2017 11:14 AMWebb Brian9354

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
TBD92850050.192850050_CONST2/23/2017 10:00 AM11/14/2017 3:43 PMRega Regina9285

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Walker Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Chuck Edenburn92850027.192850027_CONST4802/23/2017 1:27 PM12/27/2017 10:03 AMRega Regina9285

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Walker Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Dion Harrington90030031.190030031_M1-1140P2/23/2017 3:09 PM10/13/2017 9:09 AMRega Regina9003

Install 11 temporary classrooms on the Adams ES campus. These classrooms are needed as educational spaces during the Adams Whole Site Modernization and construction of new buildings for San Diego Global Vision Academy ES. The temporary classrooms are designated to serve San Diego Global Vision Academy ES for approximately 18 to 27 months.

  
Frank Flores90030051.190030051_CONST2/27/2017 1:34 PM11/15/2017 11:35 AMRega Regina9003

​Demolish and remove 11 portable buildings from the Northwest corner of the campus, near the intersection of Madison Ave and Hawley Blvd. Project includes disconnecting utility service and installing temporary fencing. The removal prepares the site for new construction during the whole site modernization project.​

  
TBD90070050.190070050_CONST2/28/2017 2:53 PM1/23/2018 12:26 PMRega Regina9007

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Angier Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Chuck Edenburn90130027.190130027_CONST3103/1/2017 4:55 PM12/27/2017 10:03 AMRega Regina9013

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Balboa Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.  

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBDS9021.1S9021_CONST3/2/2017 1:14 PM10/12/2017 2:27 PMRega Regina9021

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Bay Park Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
TBD90210050.190210050_CONST3/2/2017 1:15 PM10/12/2017 2:27 PMRega Regina9021

​​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Bay Park Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Frank Flores93020053.193020053_CONST3/2/2017 2:35 PM10/12/2017 3:31 PMRega Regina9302

​​This project includes removing 20 non-conforming portable classrooms, making way for new softball and soccer fields.

  
Michela Ferluga92930050.292930050.23/2/2017 3:24 PM6/28/2024 2:53 PMDaley Michael9293

The Whole Site Modernization project will repair and revitalize Benchley Weinberger ES. Work may include building systems repair and replacement and improvements to support learning and instruction, health and safety, accessibility and code compliance, and energy efficiency and sustainability. 
The project will also contemplate the development of a Joint Use Field .

  
Julie Katsapis93260052.193260052.13/3/2017 9:44 AM6/11/2021 11:42 AMDaley Michael9326

A new Joint Use Field at Taft Middle includes installation of a new natural turf field area, which was designed by the City of San Diego and will be constructed by SDUSD. The field has a walking track, trees, exercise equipment, drinking fountain, parking lot, hardscape play areas, security fencing and gates. This turf field will be available for community use after school and during school breaks. Students have exclusive use during school hours.
  
Canh Tran90290050.190290050.13/3/2017 11:06 AM2/7/2024 1:34 PMDaley Michael9029

This whole site modernization (WSM) project consists of demolition of eleven (11) existing portables, bldg 200 (admin) and bldg. 400 (kinder). Bldgs 100 (classroom), bldg. 300 (assembly) and bldg. 500 (library) will be modernize. New construction will include an admin bldg., UTK/Kinder one story bldg. (6 classrooms) and two story building (9 classrooms). Other improvements include, playground structures, accessible path of travel, parking, new electrical service, additional fire hydrant, plumbing/sewer and solar PV.    

  
Athena Spada Fonseca90310050.290310050.23/3/2017 11:08 AM2/26/2024 12:38 PMDaley Michael9031

The Birney ES Whole Site Modernization project consists of the demolition and replacement of the current Administration Building, the construction of a new Kindergarten classroom building that comprises 4 Kindergarten classrooms, the construction of one new UTK classroom/Custodial Office and Storage building, the renovation of 3 existing classroom buildings, UTK building, multipurpose building, kitchen building, and site improvements. Renovations to the buildings include the modernization of classrooms, restrooms, and support spaces. Site improvements include accessibility and ADA path of travel upgrades and creating a pickup and drop off area with dedicated staff and visitor parking.  The project also includes the removal of all portable buildings.

  
Mike Clark90330050.290330050_CONST3/3/2017 11:11 AM10/21/2022 8:23 AMDaley Michael9033

The Whole Site Modernization project improvements at Boone Elementary School include construction of an addition to the Administration offices and renovation of existing Administration offices to create a Single Point of Entry, renovation of three Classroom buildings to provide two additional Kindergarten classrooms, renovations to the student serving areas in the Multipurpose building, and exterior improvements. 9 portable classrooms will be removed.

  
Lauren Corke93250050.293250050.23/3/2017 1:21 PM2/13/2023 1:27 PMDaley Michael9325

The whole site modernization of Standley Middle School includes upgrades to the existing campus’ permanent buildings and various site improvements. Renovations to the buildings include the modernization of classrooms, restrooms, and support spaces. A new entry to the administration building will be included for security and accessibility. Grounds improvements will include accessibility, ADA path of travel, site drainage, hardscape repair and replacement. New site and building signage will also be added to improve on-site navigation and building and campus identity.

  
TBD90410050.1S9041_CONST3/3/2017 1:22 PM11/2/2017 12:04 PMRega Regina9041

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Cabrillo Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
Lisa Barnes92630054.292630054.23/6/2017 8:34 AM8/26/2022 12:44 PMDaley Michael9263

Phase one of this project includes improvements at Standley Middle School. Phase two includes improvements at Spreckels Elementary School. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements. 

At Standley Middle School, joint use improvements include a new aquatic center, outdoor pavilion, and decomposed granite walking and jogging path. Construction has been completed. 

The whole site modernization of Spreckels Elementary School provides a new two-story classroom building and campus improvements including student pick-up and drop-off area and hardscape repair and replacement as needed. Building systems and interiors of the administration, multi-purpose, and classroom buildings are renovated. The joint use facilities at Spreckels Elementary School expand with a new multi-purpose natural turf field, decomposed granite path, hardcourts, play equipment, new additional off-street parking, and fencing to separate school and joint use facilities.

  
TBDS9043.1S9043.13/6/2017 9:38 AM10/18/2018 8:20 AMRega Regina9043

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Cadman Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Bryan Ehm93550006.293550006_CONST103/6/2017 11:56 AM11/8/2017 7:42 AMRega Regina9355

The upper athletic field at University City High School is reconfigured for multiple sports. The work includes soil grading, irrigation, and installation of a synthetic turf surface. The field is marked with California Interscholastic Federation striping for baseball, softball, soccer, field hockey, and lacrosse.

  
Diane Malone92050030.292050030.23/7/2017 10:12 AM2/7/2023 8:40 AMDaley Michael9205

The whole site modernization project includes the construction of a new two-story elementary classroom and administration building with a large multipurpose room; the renovation of the existing single-story building to four middle school classrooms, a new food servery, a library/learning commons, renovated restrooms, upgraded kindergarten classrooms and playground improvements.  Site work includes demolition of all the existing portable buildings and the shade shelter, renovation of the upper and lower playgrounds, parking lot, and a new small turf field and track. 

  
TBD93030050.193030050_CONST3/7/2017 11:50 AM10/13/2017 7:44 AMRega Regina9303

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Challenger Middle facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Chuck Edenburn90600027.190600027_CONST303/7/2017 2:37 PM12/27/2017 10:39 AMRega Regina9060

​​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Chavez Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Joel Early90610050.190610050.13/7/2017 2:45 PM7/22/2022 12:18 PMDaley Michael9061

This project utilizes funding provided by the Department of Defense to replace all existing school facilities & utilities, build new classroom buildings to provide 23 classrooms, remove ten portable classrooms, increase the parking, regrade the site, install new play areas, and provide onsite pick up and drop off areas.

  
Silvie Meloan90650050.190650050.13/7/2017 3:59 PM5/9/2024 12:31 PMDaley Michael9065

The Whole Site Modernization at Pendleton ES includes removal of eight portable buildings that will be replaced with a new administration/kindergarten building. The project also includes renovation of existing buildings on the campus. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is being developed.

  
Peter Orrino93070027.193070027_CONST5403/7/2017 4:14 PM1/12/2018 2:13 PMRega Regina9307

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Creative Performing Media Arts include network switches, core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
German Rearte90730050.290730050.23/7/2017 4:17 PM1/23/2025 9:44 AMDaley Michael9073

To create a secure main campus entryway, student services offices will move from Ingraham Street (Building 200) to Pacific Beach Drive (Building 400), next to the existing parking lot with a designated drop-off area. The multiple entrances to the campus will be reduced to a single point of entry at the Administration Building for security. The removal of a relocatable classroom will be replaced with a new Kindergarden Building with two classrooms. The kitchen will be upgraded for code compliance and efficiency to the serving lines, with a supply/storage room addition to Building 300.  In the vacated Ingraham St. building (Building 200), there will be a new Suzuki Music Classroom, music classroom and a new Makers Space Classroom with access to the outside courtyard. New play structures and shade structures will be incorporated into the play areas. All remaining classrooms will be renovated, revitalized and furnished with new furniture. This includes building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments. The site will also receive two solar PV structures located in the parking lot.

  
Reginald Constantino90750050.290750050.23/8/2017 10:19 AM11/25/2024 9:31 AMDaley Michael9075
The Cubberley Whole Site Modernization project will consist of upgrades to the campus’ existing classroom buildings, multi-purpose room, food services area, and campus administrative spaces. Project renovations will include improvements to both the interior and exterior, including new finishes, furnishings, as well as accessibility and code compliance improvements, including student restrooms and fire alarm system upgrades. Campus site improvements include a new lunch court shelter, ADA path of travel, landscape improvements, site graphics, directional signage, including a new campus marquee, and architectural enhancements to the campus’ single point of entry. Student recreation areas will receive new playgrounds, shade shelters, and hardcourt upgrades.  
  
TBD90770050.190770050_CONST3/8/2017 10:22 AM10/13/2017 11:48 AMRega Regina9077

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Curie Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD90780050.190780050_CONST3/8/2017 11:38 AM10/13/2017 11:49 AMRega Regina9078

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Dailard Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
TBD90800050.190800050_CONST103/8/2017 11:44 AM10/13/2017 11:53 AMRega Regina9080

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Dana Middle facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
Dana Peterson90790030.290790030.23/8/2017 1:42 PM9/17/2024 2:22 PMAdriano Noel9079
Whole Site Modernization to include new construction of Kindergarten, Administration, Multi-purpose/Music buildings, renovation of existing buildings and site work improvements.

New Elementary School Building and associated site work. 
  
TBD93270050.193270050_CONST3/8/2017 2:13 PM10/13/2017 2:26 PMRega Regina9327

​Repair, renovate and revitalize DePortola Middle facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
Chuck Edenburn90890027.190890027_CONST4203/8/2017 2:40 PM12/27/2017 10:39 AMRega Regina9089

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Edison Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Mike Appanaitis93190070.193190070_CONST118603/10/2017 8:50 AM6/7/2017 11:15 AMWebb Brian9319

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at O'Farrell Charter School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Library
  • Multi-Media Center
  • Dining Room
  • Work Room
  • Qualifying offices
  • Other remaining qualifying spaces

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions. 

  
Sheila Younger-Watkins92140030.292140030.23/10/2017 10:08 AM2/7/2024 12:44 PMDaley Michael9214

Whole Site Modernization (WSM) project includes site accessibility upgrades, a new playground, staff parking on site, reconfiguring the administration building for security, new elementary classroom and middle school classroom buildings, new kindergarten building, and a new multi-purpose building with lunch shelter.  The new classroom buildings will replace existing portable classrooms. The new kindergarten, multi-purpose building and lunch shelter will also replace existing structures.  All portables will be removed by the completion of the project.

  
Mike AppanaitisFPCHVC05.3.1FPCHVC05_CONST44303/10/2017 10:36 AM6/7/2017 11:15 AMWebb Brian9365

The classroom air conditioning project at Keiller Leadership Academy includes the installation of:

  • 25 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 10 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.
 
The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.conditions.
 
Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.
  
Kurt Stolle91730050.291730050.23/10/2017 2:27 PM4/12/2021 12:38 PMDaley Michael9173

Whole Site Modernization project at Linda Vista Elementary School include building improvements, new building systems, and site improvements. Building improvements include relocating the administration office, new interior finishes, replacing aluminum windows, kitchen modernization, and restroom renovations. New building systems include a public address system, new security cameras, new access controls system, and repair or replacement of deteriorating plumbing where needed. Site improvements include a new STEAM garden, new playground areas and play structures, fencing upgrades, and new landscaping along the main-entry street frontage.

  
Lisa Barnes90550050.190550050_CONST3/10/2017 2:29 PM9/6/2018 4:14 PMRega Regina9055

The Whole Site Modernization of Carson Elementary School relocates core administrative operations and renovates the space. The relocation and renovation establishes a new main office and entrance on the Northeast corner of the site, near the intersection of and Kramer and Coolidge Streets. The project includes new HVAC systems for qualifying educational and support spaces and an upgrade to the main electrical service.

  
TBD93280100.293280100.23/13/2017 10:04 AM5/16/2024 9:31 AMDaley Michael9328

​TBD

  
Mike Zogby90930027.190930027_CONST3703/22/2017 4:20 PM1/11/2018 12:33 PMRega Regina9093

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Encanto Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBD92170050.1S9217_CONST3/23/2017 9:15 AM11/3/2017 9:51 AMRega Regina9217

Repair, renovate and revitalize Ericson Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   ​

  
Chuck Edenburn90950027.190950027_CONST5303/23/2017 10:08 AM12/27/2017 10:39 AMRega Regina9095

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Euclid Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Silvie Meloan90950050.290950050.23/23/2017 10:10 AM2/27/2024 8:20 AMDaley Michael9095

This project consists of demolition of building C, Kindergarten and twelve portable buildings. Existing CDC building will be reconfigured and renovated to become the new Kindergarten with access ramp to the main campus. Existing admin building as well as classrooms will also be renovated, revitalized, and furnished with new furniture. This includes building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. The site will be reconfigured with new parking lot with solar canopies, drop off/pick up area, grass field, and new shade shelters.
  
TBD93670050.193670050_CONST3/23/2017 12:47 PM10/16/2017 10:29 AMRega Regina9367

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Farb Middle facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
Michael Zogby91320027.191320027_CONST4503/23/2017 12:49 PM12/28/2017 12:42 PMRega Regina9132

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Fay Elementary School include network switches, core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Mike Zogby91030027.191030027_CONST2503/23/2017 12:53 PM1/11/2018 1:30 PMRega Regina9103

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Field Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBD91030050.191030050_CONST3/23/2017 12:56 PM10/18/2017 10:33 AMRega Regina9103

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Field Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
TBD91050050.191050050_CONST3/23/2017 2:29 PM10/18/2017 10:35 AMRega Regina9105

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Fletcher Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Rich Kessler91050071.191050071_CONST118603/23/2017 2:39 PM6/7/2017 11:15 AMWebb Brian9105

​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education's 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91070027.191070027_CONST3403/23/2017 4:27 PM12/27/2017 3:25 PMRega Regina9107

​​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Florence Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, and wireless access points. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBD91070050.191070050_CONST3/24/2017 7:42 AM10/18/2017 10:38 AMRega Regina9107

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Florence Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
TBD91110050.191110050_CONST3/24/2017 4:29 PM10/18/2017 10:40 AMRega Regina9111

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Foster Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
Frank Flores91150051.191150051_CONST3/24/2017 4:45 PM10/18/2017 10:42 AMRega Regina9115

​​Eleven deteriorated portable classrooms, a restroom building, and teacher's lounge trailer are removed from the southwest corner of the Freese Elementary School campus.   

  
TBD91150050.191150050_CONST3/27/2017 8:21 AM10/18/2017 10:42 AMRega Regina9115

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Freese Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Jerry Bott91779315.191779315_CONST103/28/2017 11:01 AM2/5/2018 10:45 AMRega Regina9177

This project reconfigures the existing Logan K-8 campus to provide a new elementary school for TK-5th grades with a 6th grade academy. New buildings for this campus include an administration, multi-purpose with food service facilities, and a two-story classroom building.

New 7th and 8th grade facilities include a new two-story classroom building and a two-story Locker/ Science building on the Memorial MS campus.

  
Michela Ferluga91190050.291190050.23/28/2017 12:20 PM10/21/2024 8:57 AMDaley Michael9119

Whole Site Modernization Upgrades: Repair, renovate and revitalize Fulton Elementary School facilities for a quality neighborhood school. Whole Site Modernization to include renovation of one Kindergarten Classroom Building, two Elementary Classroom Buildings, Multi-Purpose Building, relocation of Administration Building and Library. Improvements to include window and door replacement, replacement of interior finishes and furniture. The project will also include removal of five portable buildings, repairs to site hardscape and play area and the construction of two new solar canopies.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91240027.191240027_CONST5203/29/2017 11:20 AM1/11/2018 2:57 PMRega Regina9124

​​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Garfield Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Michael Zogby91770027.191770027_CONST1303/29/2017 11:23 AM12/28/2017 12:54 PMRega Regina9177

​As coordinated with new construction at Logan K-8, this project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Logan K-8 School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBDS9124.1S9124.13/29/2017 11:51 AM12/28/2017 8:28 AMRega Regina9124

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Garfield Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Michael Zogby91280027.191280027_CONST1603/29/2017 11:56 AM12/28/2017 1:04 PMRega Regina9128

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Golden Hill K-8 School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Felipe Romo Fuentes03480030.103480030_M1-1140P3/31/2017 8:28 AM9/29/2017 11:14 AMRega Regina0348

​Supply and installation of a modular fabrication lab that is half computer lab and half fabrication shop. Utilities and foundation are provided. An exterior equipment storage unit is provided by the charter school. The lab is designed for development and testing prototype robotics by pre-engineering and engineering students. The concrete slab foundation is a platform for driving and testing the student-designed experimental prototypes. 

  
Kurt Stolle91750050.291750050.23/31/2017 10:59 AM6/9/2021 12:15 PMDaley Michael9175

The Whole Site Modernization and Joint Use Field project provides a new two-story building with 15 classrooms, instructional support, and administrative spaces. Associated site improvements include a new parking lot, outdoor student recreational facilities, and a new joint use field and hardcourts with the City of San Diego. The joint use field includes installation of a natural turf field, an asphalt paved walking path, and a drinking fountain. Security improvements include installation of fencing to separate public access from exclusive school use while school is in session. Site modernization repairs, renovates, and revitalizes existing facilities on the Clairemont Canyons  Academy campus. This includes campus fire alarm and public address system upgrades, accessibility and code compliance improvements at existing buildings including restrooms, and interior finish upgrades for existing classrooms and common use spaces.

  
TBD91310050.191310050_CONST4/4/2017 11:06 AM10/18/2017 3:20 PMRega Regina9131

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Green Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBDS9131.1S9131_CONST4/4/2017 11:07 AM10/18/2017 3:20 PMRega Regina9131

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Green Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
TBD91340050.191340050_CONST4/4/2017 11:11 AM10/19/2017 12:19 PMRega Regina9134

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Hage Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include a joint use field, building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91350027.191350027_CONST504/4/2017 3:01 PM12/27/2017 3:25 PMRega Regina9135

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Hamilton Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Kevin Schwartz91390050.291390050.24/5/2017 9:25 AM5/16/2024 9:44 AMDaley Michael9139

Hardy Elementary School will undergo a transformative Whole Site Modernization project that will provide substantial campus-wide improvements. 

A new two-story classroom building housing Universal Transitional Kindergarten (UTK) and Kindergarten on the ground floor and grades 3-5 on the second floor. A dedicated play area will be constructed, along with a new food services building with an adjacent covered food court. The library, student services administration building, and existing classrooms will be renovated. The multipurpose building will also be renovated with a building addition housing a new stage. All existing portable classrooms will be removed.

Additional improvements include the extension of the parking lot and safe student drop-off and pick-up area, the installation of a new upper-grades playground near the new lunch area, a new student garden, and upgrades to the joint-use field. 

To minimize impacts to student learning, the project will occur in phases.


  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91410027.191410027_CONST2904/5/2017 9:58 AM12/27/2017 3:48 PMRega Regina9141

​​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Hawthorne Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies, and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Frank Flores91410051.191410051_CONST4/5/2017 10:25 AM10/19/2017 3:05 PMRega Regina9141

This project disconnects 5 legacy portable classrooms from gas, electric, water, and sewer connections and removes them from the grounds. The surface under the portables is patched with fill in asphalt and concrete.

  
TBD92010050.192010050_CONST4/5/2017 3:06 PM10/20/2017 9:09 AMRega Regina9201

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Hickman Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
Felipe Romo Fuentes91470050.291470050.24/6/2017 11:30 AM12/15/2023 10:01 AMDaley Michael9147

The Holmes ES WSM scope of work includes removal of existing 11 portables and 1 restroom portable.  Modernization of existing administration building to repurpose for other educational uses, modernization of 3 classroom buildings and renovation-expansion of food services facility.  Constructing a new one-story Administration and new 10-classroom building; also, construct 2 new additional classrooms for Kinder and a 2-classroom building for UTK.  Site improvements include hard court areas, new parking and drop-off, security, safety, and accessibility code compliance upgrades.

  
Jackie Madrigal91490050.291490050.24/7/2017 8:55 AM4/16/2025 10:26 AMDaley Michael9149

The Whole Site Modernization project will consist of repair, renovation, and revitalization of the existing campus facilities. New finishes and furnishings will enhance classroom interiors and provide a more inviting learning environment. Accessibility and code compliance improvements will incorporate student restrooms and ADA paths of travel. Enhancements to the administration area, single point of entry, and perimeter fencing will help ensure student safety and security.

  
Chuck Edenburn91490027.191490027_CONST2104/7/2017 9:40 AM12/27/2017 11:23 AMRega Regina9149

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Horton Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Noorien Bhaidani91880052.191880052.14/7/2017 10:49 AM7/29/2019 8:59 AMDaley Michael9188

The Innovation Middle School Joint Use Field project includes installation of a natural turf field, a decomposed granite walking path, and a drinking fountain. Security improvements include installation of fencing to separate public access from exclusive school use while school is in session. Signage and graphics package and exterior building painting is also included.

  
Michael Zogby91500027.191500027_CONST1804/7/2017 12:10 PM12/28/2017 1:13 PMRega Regina9150

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Ibarra Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBDS9155.1S9155_CONST4/7/2017 1:31 PM10/20/2017 3:42 PMRega Regina9155

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Jefferson Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Frank Flores91880055.191880055_CONST4/12/2017 2:03 PM10/20/2017 2:10 PMRega Regina9188

​Deliver and install two new relocatable buildings and demolish nine older portable classroom buildings. The new relocatable buildings are equipped with benches and sinks for use as changing rooms for the physical education program. The removal of the older buildings creates space for new construction during the school's Whole Site Modernization project.

  
Lisa Barnes93380055.193380055_CONST4/14/2017 9:40 AM9/11/2017 2:44 PMRega Regina9338

Interior remodel of Hoover High School’s 900 Building in to a state-of-the-art culinary arts instructional facility. Upgrades include new kitchen equipment, gas service, dry goods storage, instructor work station, lighting, and finishes for two culinary classrooms.  A mock restaurant/service space with indoor and outdoor dining adjoins the classrooms. This project supports the College, Career & Technical Education (CCTE) pathway and is primarily funded through a CTE Incentive Grant.

  
TBD91610050.191610050_CONST4/17/2017 8:18 AM10/18/2017 4:10 PMRega Regina9161

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Juarez Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91610027.191610027_CONST6304/17/2017 8:25 AM1/12/2018 10:36 AMRega Regina9161

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Juarez Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, and wireless access points. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Michael Zogby91300027.191300027_CONST404/17/2017 9:13 AM12/28/2017 1:22 PMRega Regina9130

​​​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Joyner Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Lisa Barnes91590050.291590050.24/17/2017 1:28 PM7/12/2024 9:45 AMDaley Michael9159

Jones Elementary will undergo a comprehensive Whole Site Modernization that will repair and revitalize the campus. The project will include:

  • Construction of a new Student Services/Administration building
  • Improved school safety and security with enhanced security fencing, a monitored single point of entry through the new Administration building, and an on-campus student pick-up and drop-off area
  • Hardscape repair and replacement and landscape improvements
  • Building interior upgrades in the Multipurpose and Library buildings
  • Renovated learning spaces, including creation of new Kindergarten and UTK classrooms, improvements to all existing classrooms
  • Demolition and removal of some portable buildings and relocation and renovation of three remaining portable classrooms
  • Construction of new joint use facilities that will replace the existing decomposed granite field and will serve as a neighborhood park when school is not in session. The joint use area will include a new multi-purpose natural grass field with a perimeter walking track, additional off-street parking, and new security fencing to secure the main campus during joint use hours.

  
Rich KesslerFPCHVC04.2.5FPCHVC04_CONST404/17/2017 2:53 PM6/7/2017 11:15 AMWebb Brian9157

​​The classroom air conditioning project at Johnson Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 14 energy-efficient, rooftop, package units
  • 14 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
  • New electrical service
  • Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Cora Cervantes91570050.191570050.14/17/2017 4:00 PM10/17/2023 7:11 AMDaley Michael9157

The Johnson Elementary School Whole Site Modernization project includes a new one-story General Purpose Classroom Building with student/staff restrooms and support spaces, relocation of the existing administration to the existing library building, conversion of general-purpose classrooms to kindergarten classrooms which will allow to designate (2) UTK classrooms within the existing campus, improvements to building systems, interiors, exterior spaces, and removal of excess portable classroom buildings. Building systems upgrades include security & safety, electrical, and plumbing. Interior repairs and renovations of the existing campus include work in the restrooms, and classroom finishes. Exterior improvements include shade areas, additional staff parking, and improvements to the student pick up, drop off area.  Concrete work repairs throughout the site to improve accessibility and satisfy California Building Code requirements.
  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91570027.191570027_CONST4004/18/2017 9:55 AM1/12/2018 10:15 AMRega Regina9157

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Johnson Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Felipe Romo Fuentes90050050.190050050_CONST4/18/2017 2:16 PM1/23/2018 11:49 AMRega Regina9005

This project includes the addition of one 36-foot by 40-foot modular classroom near the kindergarten classroom building.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91650027.191650027_CONST604/19/2017 8:27 AM1/12/2018 11:31 AMRega Regina9165

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Know Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Lisa Barnes91650050.191650050_CONST4/19/2017 9:13 AM10/23/2017 3:05 PMRega Regina9165

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Knox Middle facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Steven Siebern91620027.191620027_CONST5004/19/2017 3:33 PM1/12/2018 11:19 AMRega Regina9162

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Kimbrough Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBD91620050.1S9162_CONST4/19/2017 3:35 PM11/3/2017 8:00 AMRega Regina9162

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Kimbrough Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
Todd Kerr93400054.193400054_CONST4/20/2017 3:19 PM9/20/2017 12:27 PMRega Regina9340

Install power-operated telescoping wooden bleachers and new mechanical heater units in the gymnasium. The new bleachers are designed to provide seating for up to 900 spectators. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
David Haddad91790050.291790050.24/20/2017 3:50 PM6/27/2024 8:28 AMDaley Michael9179

Repair, renovate and revitalize Loma Portal Elementary facilities as a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, accessibility and code compliance, as well as energy efficiency and sustainability. Improvements may also support learning and instruction, health, safety and security. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91730027.191730027_CONST2604/21/2017 9:49 AM1/12/2018 3:18 PMRega Regina9173

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Linda Vista Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Kevan Potter93110101.293110101.24/21/2017 2:42 PM6/25/2020 11:01 AMDaley Michael9311

​Phase 2 of Lewis Middle School upgrades includes the existing classroom buildings, repairing interior and exterior finishes, renovating restrooms, renovation, reconfigure the existing kitchen serving area and the construction & expansion of lunch court facilities and site improvements. 

The improvements to the existing classrooms include painting the existing interior & exterior walls, installing carpet and floors, and improved finishes to the ceilings, window blinds, furniture, fixtures and equipment for the renovated spaces.  The renovations to existing restrooms provide improvements to meet the California Building Code. The upgrades to the outdoor lunch court facilities provides expanded seating and covered lunch areas.  Additional building systems upgrades include data network, campus wide public addressing system and repair or replacement of deteriorating plumbing where needed. 

Site improvements include sidewalk repairs, additional site ramps, site fencing modifications & additions, hardscape and landscape improvements.  Other site and building improvements include new building systems, campus circulation, graphics and signage.  The project provides safety and accessibility improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.  This phase will also see the removal of all portable buildings.  

  
TBD91700050.191700050_CONST4/21/2017 4:24 PM10/24/2017 1:29 PMRega Regina9170

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Language Academy facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Saya Haddad91690050.391690050.34/24/2017 11:36 AM4/23/2021 9:47 AMDaley Michael9169

Scope includes modernization of existing facilities, new construction of a two-story (11) classroom building with new administration spaces, new construction of (3) kindergarten classrooms to replace portable classrooms and permanent buildings past their useful life and a new restroom building at the upper field. Modernization includes, but not limited to, renovation of existing classrooms, food services facilities, site accessibility upgrades, technology and communication infrastructure upgrades, and site work improvements. As part of the new classroom building, a new administration location is proposed which will create a new single point of entry for the campus along Girard Avenue. 

  
Alonso Casas93420004.393420004_CONST304/26/2017 2:30 PM10/9/2017 2:10 PMRega Regina9342

​Durable synthetic materials replace the previous synthetic turf playing field surface. New construction includes a batting cage and dugout. The new features are designed to satisfy accessibility and California Building Code requirements.

  
Lauren Corke91670050.291670050.24/27/2017 11:07 AM4/10/2024 11:04 AMDaley Michael9167
The whole site modernization and joint-use field project at Lafayette Elementary includes improvements to existing permanent classrooms and support buildings, including the Administration and Multi-Purpose buildings. A new single-story classroom and office building will replace existing campus portables. 

Site improvements will include the construction of a new joint-use field with a natural turf multi-purpose field and running track. Separated by security fencing, the central campus will have renovated and expanded play areas, new play structures, as well as a new Sage Learning Garden.
Code-required accessibility upgrades will be made, including but not limited to path of travel improvements. A new on-site pick-up and drop-off will be developed with expanded parking provisions to relieve neighborhood vehicular and pedestrian traffic.

New site graphics, signage, and exterior building enhancements will provide a contemporary campus feel.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91670027.191670027_CONST19304/27/2017 11:15 AM12/27/2017 3:48 PMRega Regina9167

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Lafayette Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies, and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Felipe Romo Fuentes92100050.192100050.15/1/2017 8:17 AM12/5/2024 8:36 AMDaley Michael9210

The Miramar Ranch ES WSM scope of work includes removal of 21 existing portables and construct a new 10 classroom building for 4-UTK, 4-Kinder and 2-Special Education.  Modernization of existing 2-story loft type classroom building spaces and admin area.  Site improvements include hardcourt renovations, creation of outdoor learning spaces, and security, safety and accessibility code compliance upgrades.  Improvements include a reconfigured visitor parking lot with on-site drop-off area looping around parking.
  
Ken ShroyerFPCHVC01.2.16FPCHVC01_CONST53405/1/2017 9:01 AM6/7/2017 11:15 AMWebb Brian9210

​​The classroom air conditioning project at Miramar Ranch Elementary School includes the installation of:

  • 20 energy-efficient, commercial, room units
  • Air duct work
  • Programed thermostatic controls and rooftop unit controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels
  • Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district’s 2,000 hottest classrooms, nurse’s offices, and other critical student spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Michela Ferluga92030050.292030050.25/1/2017 4:22 PM5/5/2025 9:03 AMDaley Michael9203

The Whole Site Modernization project will repair and revitalize McKinley Elementary School. Work may include building systems repair and replacement and improvements to support learning and instruction, health and safety, accessibility and code compliance, and energy efficiency and sustainability.

  
Alonso Casas93420052.193420052_CONST305/3/2017 1:49 PM10/24/2017 9:08 AMRega Regina9342

​The public address system project provides one-way communications for La Jolla High School by installing intercom and announcement equipment throughout the campus. Speaker placement includes the exterior of classroom buildings, and the interior of common areas such as the gymnasium, library, multipurpose room/cafeteria, and in the server room. This project provides improvements to satisfy code requirements.

  
Mike Zogby93150027.193150027_CONST2305/4/2017 11:15 AM12/28/2017 3:18 PMRega Regina9315

​As coordinated with new construction projects at Memorial Prep Middle School, this project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Memorial Prep Middle School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBD91990050.191990050_CONST5/8/2017 9:54 AM11/9/2017 4:38 PMRega Regina9199

Repair, renovate and revitalize Mason Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Athena Spada Fonseca91970050.491970050.45/8/2017 9:58 AM4/9/2025 12:38 PMDaley Michael9197

The Marvin ES WSM GMP 2 project includes the construction of a new UTK/Kindergarten classroom building, the renovation of 2 existing classroom buildings, kindergarten building, multipurpose building, kitchen building, administration building and site improvements. Renovations to the buildings include the modernization of classrooms, restrooms, and support spaces. A new entry to the administration building will be included for security and accessibility. Site improvements include accessibility and ADA path of travel upgrades. The project also includes the removal of all portable buildings.
  
German RearteS9313.2S9313_CONST5/8/2017 10:40 AM12/1/2021 11:30 AMDaley Michael9313

The whole site modernization work at Marston Middle School includes construction of a new gymnasium, joint-use field with perimeter track and parking lot with student campus access from new pick-up and drop-off area. 

The interior layout and finishes of the Administration, food service and physical education building will be renovated and upgraded. 

Classroom modernization work will include new flooring, painting and wall/ceiling finish treatment. 

Campus wide improvements will include door/window replacement, exterior painting, site and restroom accessibility upgrades. 

Site security/communication upgrades will include new interior PA, area of work fire alarm and perimeter fencing upgrades in areas of new site improvements.

  
Pedro Van Den Eeden91950050.291950050.25/8/2017 1:23 PM6/25/2024 1:15 PMDaley Michael9195

Marshall Elementary School project will include construction of a new two-story classroom building, building systems repair and replacement.  Major renovation and single point of entry for the administration building with an updated facade.  Renovation of Auditorium to include new sound and lighting system for the stage.  Major renovation of the cafeteria and serving line including new equipment and flooring.  Modernization of classrooms to include new flooring, window blinds, interior and exterior paint.  Major renovation of the Administration building and a remodeled entry to the administrative offices.  Site improvements include installation of 2 new playground and shade structures, creation of outdoor learning spaces, security, safety and accessibility code compliance upgrades.  Removal of the 23 existing portables.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91950027.191950027_CONST4405/8/2017 1:38 PM12/27/2017 4:01 PMRega Regina9195

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Marshall Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Rich Kessler93120070.193120070_CONST118605/10/2017 10:16 AM6/7/2017 11:15 AMWebb Brian9312

The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Mann Middle School includes the installation of air conditioning in the following spaces:

  • Nurse's Office
  • Auditorium
  • Media/Reference/Reading Rooms (Library)
  • Other qualifying classrooms and spaces

The classrooms at Mann Middle School were air conditioned as part of the Board of Education's 2013 decision to bring relief to students in the district's 2,000 hottest classrooms. This project is a result of the board's 2015 decision to include all the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Chuck Edenburn93120027.193120027_CONST3205/10/2017 10:46 AM12/27/2017 1:52 PMRega Regina9312

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Mann Middle School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies, and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Sheila Zaballa93120051.293120051.25/10/2017 3:19 PM11/3/2023 9:16 AMDaley Michael9312

The Site Modernization Phase II of Mann Middle School includes modernization of existing buildings 300, 400 and 500 (Auditorium), portion of building 200 will be demolished leaving the existing library and a new expansion will be constructed to house new restrooms and support spaces.  In addition, scope will include the demolition of the existing PE building and a new construction of a PE locker building and gymnasium will be added.

Modernization includes, but not limited to, renovation of existing classrooms, special education classrooms, auditorium, food services facilities, site accessibility upgrades, technology and communication infrastructure upgrades, and site work improvements.  As part of the new building construction, a new PE building and gymnasium location is proposed which will provide accessible parking and easy access from Trojan Avenue.
  
PPO Ron Malone14659.114659_CONST5/10/2017 3:51 PM10/26/2017 11:19 AMRega Regina9346

​The exterior of all Madison High School buildings, doorways and trim are painted with durable, sustainable materials. Graphics such as school logos are refreshed and reapplied.

  
Mike Zogby92150027.192150027_CONST5/12/2017 3:28 PM12/28/2017 3:21 PMRega Regina9215

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Normal Heights Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Steve Faust93190005.193190005_CONST5/15/2017 10:22 AM10/31/2017 1:11 PMRega Regina9319

To fulfill needs for space during construction on the Whole Site Modernization project, 15 relocatable buildings are installed, connected to utilities, and equipped with classroom technology equipment. The buildings include 13 classrooms and two restrooms.

  
German Rearte92230050.292230050.25/16/2017 10:07 AM11/4/2024 9:35 AMDaley Michael9223
The whole site modernization work at Oak Park Elementary School includes removal of the existing 22 portables and replacement with three new buildings (one four-classroom music building, one four-classroom kindergarten building and one six-classroom general education building.

The interior layout and finishes of the Administration will be renovated and upgraded.

Classroom modernization shall include new flooring, painting and casework upgrades.

Campus improvements will include exterior painting, site accessibility upgrades and a new on campus parking lot with student campus access from a new pick-up and drop-off area.

Site security work will include upgrades to the campus entry, perimeter fencing and fire alarm in areas of work.

The site will also receive three solar PV free standing structures located on the asphalt playground area, on the south side of campus.
  
Chuck Edenburn92230027.192230027_CONST3805/16/2017 2:31 PM12/27/2017 2:14 PMRega Regina9223

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Oak Park Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBD92250050.1S9225_CONST5/16/2017 2:43 PM1/17/2018 3:14 PMRega Regina9225

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Ocean Beach Elementary facilities as a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, accessibility and code compliance, as well as energy efficiency and sustainability. Improvements may also support learning and instruction, health, safety and security. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Loren Chico0349A.10349A_CONST305/19/2017 4:30 PM10/27/2017 1:49 PMRega Regina9349

​The Mira Mesa High School Track and Field project includes resurfacing the synthetic turf field, providing a new scoreboard, and setting new pole vault boxes and jump pits. The field is striped with 4-inch white lines for football and soccer. The running track is overlayed with asphalt and a new rubber surface. The track is striped with 2-inch lines that delineate nine 3.5-foot wide lanes.

  
Bob Higdon / German Rearte0349A.30349A_CONST405/19/2017 4:48 PM10/27/2017 1:44 PMRega Regina9349

​A new 62,000 square foot practice field is constructed immediately south of the tennis courts, and southeast of the stadium. The durable synthetic turf surface is marked for soccer, field hockey, and lacrosse.

  
Alonso Casas91850050.291850050.25/25/2017 3:41 PM11/20/2024 7:57 AMDaley Michael9185

Remove all portable buildings.  Construct new buildings for learning commons, VAPA, lockers and classrooms.  Design and build new play areas. Reorganization and modernization of administration building.  Modernize food services; multi-use building; and classroom buildings 200 and 500. Turn existing library into a Youth Center in Transition. 

  
Mike Zogby91850027.191850027_CONST3505/25/2017 3:56 PM1/19/2018 1:55 PMRega Regina9185

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Perkins Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, a router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Cora Cervantes93020054.193020054_CONST5/30/2017 9:10 AM10/4/2017 9:52 AMRega Regina9302

​Paint the exterior of Bell Middle School and install new signage to navigate the path of travel throughout campus. The exterior of all buildings, doorways and trim are painted with durable, sustainable materials. The directional signage system in vivid colors includes light post banners, parking directional, directional monuments, painted graphics, dimensional mascot installation, and building identification.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin92350027.192350027_CONST6605/31/2017 9:39 AM1/19/2018 1:20 PMRega Regina9235

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Penn Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin92290027.192290027_CONST3005/31/2017 3:21 PM1/18/2018 1:22 PMRega Regina9229

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Paradise Hills Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin91710027.191710027_CONST6206/1/2017 3:07 PM12/27/2017 4:01 PMRega Regina9171

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Pacific View Leadership Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Silvie Meloan92270050.292270050.26/6/2017 9:16 AM2/23/2023 10:13 AMDaley Michael9227

The Whole Site Modernization project at Pacific Beach Elementary School will consist of repair, renovation and revitalization of the school facilities for a quality neighborhood school. The removal of three portable classrooms will be replaced with a new four class- room Kindergarten building. Remodel/expand existing kitchen to improve food service efficiency. Provide new kinder play structure and two shade structures and compliant fire lane. All remaining classrooms will be renovated, revitalized and furnished with new furniture. This includes improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work has been developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.
  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin92470027.192470027_CONST1706/6/2017 3:31 PM12/27/2017 4:32 PMRega Regina9247

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Ross Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, and wireless access points. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBD92470050.1S9247_CONST6/6/2017 3:47 PM11/6/2017 10:44 AMRega Regina9247

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Ross Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
TBD90570050.190570050.16/12/2017 10:02 AM11/15/2017 10:26 AMRega Regina9057

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Carver Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
TBD91410050.191410050.16/14/2017 4:25 PM1/11/2018 4:17 PMRega Regina9141

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Hawthorne Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
TBD90040050.190040050.16/15/2017 8:20 AM10/12/2017 12:44 PMRega Regina9004

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Alcott Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Ray Rodriguez90190030.190190030.16/20/2017 9:54 AM1/22/2018 4:00 PMRega Regina9019

The New Classroom Building project for the San Diego Cooperative Charter School at Linda Vista Annex includes construction of a new 2-story classroom building, parking lot, improved vehicle circulation, landscaping, and playground equipment. The new building provides 17 classrooms, collaboration spaces, a media center, science room, restrooms, an elevator, and building security systems. It is constructed of steel frame, concrete exterior insulation and finish, and concrete slab floors. Architectural features include an atrium above the media center, and steel second-story railings. Improved vehicle circulation includes separate drive aisles for school bus loading and for automobile drop off and pick up. The new parking lot and drive aisles are surfaced with permeable pavers, provide a new exit onto Genesee Avenue, handicap parking, new landscaped areas, and fencing.

  
Ray Rodriguez90190031.190190031.16/20/2017 10:22 AM7/31/2017 10:11 AMRega Regina9019

​As a result of the master planning effort a future phase of construction is planned and would replace the existing Multi-Purpose Room with a modern facility. The new Multi-Purpose Building is designed to provide food service, performing arts space, and classrooms for music, art, and dance. This phase is planned upon completion of the New Classroom Building and is dependent on the post-construction balance of funds.

  
Saya Haddad91650053.191650053.16/20/2017 1:49 PM8/3/2020 2:07 PMDaley Michael9165

​An acoustical study determined the need to add ceiling panels to educational spaces inside the existing two-story classroom building, which includes 14 classrooms, one science classroom and one music room. The project consists of design, DSA processing, and construction of ceiling-mounted acoustical panels. The acoustical upgrades reduce echo and improve the delivery of audible instruction. The design places ceiling-mounted panels for best performance, and to avoid conflict with building security, electrical, and mechanical systems.    

  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin93290027.193290027.16/28/2017 9:35 AM1/30/2018 10:28 AMRega Regina9329

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for the new Wilson Middle School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds and state matching funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Francisco Campuzano93290001.193290001.16/28/2017 10:36 AM6/28/2017 3:47 PMRega Regina9329

Increment I:

This construction phase on the Wilson Middle School campus includes demolition, site grading and construction of temporary buildings. Demolition includes multipurpose courts, handball courts, a physical education building, and unused portable classrooms. Site grading and excavation takes place on the western edge of the campus, adjacent to 37th Street, where classroom, administration, and food service buildings will be constructed in future phases. Construction includes the addition of temporary buildings on the south side of the campus, near Orange Avenue. The temporary buildings support the physical education program and include boys and girls locker rooms, a restroom building, and temporary asphalt ball play courts.                          

Overview, Central-Wilson Rebuild:

​The new Wilson Middle School is sited on the western portion of the campus, replacing the existing hard courts, turf and Arroyo Paseo Charter, which is currently located adjacent to El Cajon Boulevard. The main school entrance, administration building, student drop off, including bus drop off and special education student drop off area, are sited along Orange Avenue, just east of 37th street. Another bus drop off area and food service delivery area is provided along 37th street, west of building 400.

Included in the new Wilson Middle School campus project are (7) new buildings. Building 100 is a one story administration building to house the counseling, health center, parent room, administrative offices and support spaces. Buildings 200 and 300 are two-story classroom buildings to house science, special education, general purpose classrooms, food kiosks and support spaces. Building 400 is a two-story building to house food service, custodial and a joint-\ use educational program. Building 500 is a three-story building to house music on the lower floor, library and engineering on the middle floor, plus arts and support spaces on the third floor. Building 600 is a two-story building to house physical education on the lower floor, and performing arts and multipurpose room on the upper floor. Building 700 is a three-level parking structure with joint-use multipurpose courts on the top floor and a new joint use field on the south side of the building.

The legacy Wilson Middle School located on the eastern portion of the project site. It will be demolished in order to accommodate construction of the new Central Elementary campus.

  
Francisco Campuzano93290002.193290002.16/28/2017 10:44 AM2/19/2020 10:38 AMDaley Michael9329

This project is a major rebuild of the existing Wilson Middle School campus. After demolition of existing structures on the west side of the campus along 37th Street, the new Wilson Middle School will be constructed and relocated to the western portion of the campus, providing approximately 147,000 square feet of space and 135,000 square feet of hardcourts and parking. Seven new buildings will be constructed during this project, including a new Performing Arts Center. A large, centrally located grass playfield will also be constructed.

The main entrance to the new Wilson Middle School will be moved to the south-side of the new campus along Orange Avenue. A new student drop-off and pick-up area, including a bus zone and an area for special education students, will be constructed.  Another bus drop-off and pick- up area is provided along 37th street.

Building 100 is a one-story administration building that will house counseling, a health center, a parent room, administrative offices, and support spaces. Buildings 200 and 300 are two-story classroom buildings that will house science, special education, general purpose classrooms, food kiosks, and support spaces. Building 400 is a two-story building that includes a food service area. Building 500 is a three-story building that will house the music program on the first floor, library and engineering on the second floor, and arts and support spaces on the third floor. Building 600 is a two-story building that will house physical education on the first floor and performing arts and a multipurpose room on the upper floor. Building 700 is an innovative three- level parking structure that includes play courts on the top floor.

After the new Wilson Middle School is completed, the existing school will be demolished to create space for a new Central Elementary School.


  
TBD91250050.1S9125.16/30/2017 3:42 PM1/30/2018 2:29 PMRega Regina9125

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Zamorano Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Todd KerrS9297.1  S9297.1  6/30/2017 3:45 PM10/21/2024 8:34 AMDaley Michael9297

Repair, renovate and revitalize Whittier K-12 School facilities, includes building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability.  Major modernization and new single point of entry for the administration building.  Modernization of Auditorium to include new ADA wheelchair lift.  Modernization of the cafeteria to food prep and serving facilities. Modernization of existing classrooms and restrooms to meet ADA compliance. Provide improvements to the site which includes new playground equipment, new shade structures, new concrete sidewalks, new solar canopies, a new monument sign and new parking lot at the front of school.
  
Femi Olafioye-Omogbehin92950027.192950027.16/30/2017 4:04 PM1/30/2018 7:44 AMRega Regina9295

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Whitman Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.  

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Todd Kerr92950050.192950050.16/30/2017 4:12 PM7/23/2020 2:48 PMDaley Michael9295

The Whole Site Modernization project at Whitman Elementary consists of repair, renovation, and revitalization of facilities for a quality neighborhood school. Scope to include administration building space planning for single point of entry, modernization of existing classroom interiors and the multi-purpose/cafeteria building, perimeter safety and security upgrades, and accessibility and code compliance improvements.

The Joint Use Field is funded, designed, and constructed by the San Diego Unified School District in accordance with the City of San Diego Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The field is approximately 3.77 acres and replaces the existing decomposed granite field. Features to include a natural turf field, asphalt walking path, a new school parking lot with drop off area, and drinking fountain.

  
Chuck Edenburn92910027.192910027.17/3/2017 7:25 AM1/29/2018 3:26 PMRega Regina9291

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. Technology systems are procured by leveraging federal funds. 

Components for Wegeforth Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies, and VoIP phones.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing, and warranty.

The elements of  this project may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. Installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Todd Kerr92910050.192910050.17/3/2017 7:31 AM9/17/2021 1:47 PMDaley Michael9291

The Whole Site Modernization project at Wegeforth Elementary consists of repair, renovation, and revitalization of facilities for a quality neighborhood school. Scope to include administration building space planning for single point of entry, modernization of existing classroom interiors and the multi-purpose/cafeteria building, perimeter safety and security upgrades, and accessibility and code compliance improvements.

  
Chuck Edenburn92890027.192890027.17/3/2017 8:11 AM12/27/2017 2:35 PMRega Regina9289

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Webster Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supply. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.  

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBD92890050.192890050.17/3/2017 8:28 AM7/3/2017 8:28 AMRega Regina9289

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Webster Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Chuck Edenburn92870027.192870027.17/3/2017 10:55 AM12/27/2017 2:35 PMRega Regina9287

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Washington Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Mike Appanaitis92870071.192870071.17/3/2017 11:54 AM1/29/2018 2:51 PMRega Regina9287

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education's 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing districtwide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
TBD92870050.1S9287.17/3/2017 11:56 AM11/3/2017 11:16 AMRega Regina9287

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Washington Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
PPO Ron Lintz93280051.193280051.17/3/2017 12:52 PM11/22/2017 7:32 AMRega Regina9328

​Paving and striping for the existing parking lot. Improved pathways between the school and its accessible parking are provided with new pedestrian pathway striping, and a new concrete walkway ramp with handrails and wheel guides.  

  
TBD92840050.192840050.17/3/2017 1:48 PM7/3/2017 1:49 PMRega Regina9284

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Vista Grande Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
Michela Ferluga92830050.292830050.27/6/2017 1:24 PM7/6/2023 11:50 AMAdriano Noel9283

Repair, renovate, and revitalize facilities for a quality neighborhood school. The whole site modernization of Valencia Park Elementary School will include the renovation of all existing buildings onsite, including classrooms, the library, the multi-purpose and kitchen building. Additionally, the admin building will be expanded to create a safer single point of entry. Building improvements will involve window and door replacement, as well as the replacement of interior finishes and furniture.

The project will also entail the removal of nine portable buildings and the construction of a five-classroom building for kindergarteners and moderate/severe students. A new vehicular circulation drive and student drop-off area will be built within the campus to improve traffic flow and create a safer and more efficient drop-off and pick-up experience for students and parents. Furthermore, a photovoltaic (PV) system will be installed.

  
Jerry Bott91770053.191770053.17/10/2017 1:32 PM2/5/2018 10:45 AMRega Regina9177

​This project includes preparing the site for new construction by demolishing portable buildings and rough grading the soil. Soil is rough graded on the northwest side of the Logan campus to prepare for construction of the new TK-5th elementary school with a 6th grade academy. Soil is rough graded on the grass field on the Memorial Campus to prepare for construction of the new 7th and 8th grade facilities.

  
Mike Clark93070075.193070075.17/11/2017 8:19 AM12/11/2017 9:07 AMRega Regina9307

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at CPMA Middle School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking spaces and landscaped areas. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking and pedestrian canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 797,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 366.84 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.  

  
Mike Clark93270075.193270075.17/11/2017 8:29 AM12/11/2017 9:35 AMRega Regina9327

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at DePortola Middle School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking lots at the southwest corner of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 431,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 198.38 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.

  
Mike Clark93400075.193400075.17/11/2017 8:37 AM12/11/2017 10:00 AMRega Regina9340

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Kearny High School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking spaces near the northeast corner of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking and pedestrian canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 457,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 210.35 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.  

  
Mike Clark93460075.193460075.17/11/2017 8:43 AM12/12/2017 11:17 AMRega Regina9346

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Madison High School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over a parking lot on the northeast corner of campus, near the stadium. The panels are mounted on steel frames, creating new shaded parking canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 629,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 289.52 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.

  
Mike Clark93550075.193550075.17/11/2017 8:49 AM12/18/2017 7:39 AMRega Regina9355

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at University City High School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking lots near the northwest corner of campus, and on a hillside at the north edge of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame. In the parking lot the panels create new shaded canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 684,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 314.83 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.

  
TBD92630050.1S9263.17/11/2017 12:43 PM11/1/2017 4:21 PMRega Regina9263

The Whole Site Modernization of Spreckels Elementary School includes an expansion of the joint use facilities, interior renovations, campus improvements, and building systems repair.

The joint use facilities expansion provides a new multi-purpose natural turf field, jogging trail, hardcourts, play equipment, additional off-street parking, and fencing for exclusive school use periods. Joint use features include the existing play structure, basketball courts, and parking lot. School storage trailers are relocated to accommodate the new play field.  

Interior renovations include the administration, multi-purpose, and classroom buildings. Campus improvements include the student drop-off area. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Joel Hermosillo93360075.193360075.17/13/2017 1:58 PM12/11/2017 9:52 AMRega Regina9336

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Henry High School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking lots near the performing arts building and near the stadium. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 1,204,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 554.18 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.

  
Joel Hermosillo93680075.193680075.17/13/2017 2:05 PM12/12/2017 11:28 AMRega Regina9368

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at the San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking spaces near the entry to campus and over a student courtyard, northeast of the campus center. The panels are mounted on a steel frame with LED lighting, creating new shaded areas for parking and other uses. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 725,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 333.7 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions. 

  
TBD93680050.193680050.17/13/2017 2:35 PM7/13/2017 2:35 PMRega Regina9368

​Repair, renovate and revitalize SCPA facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Joel Hermosillo91650075.191650075.17/13/2017 2:38 PM1/12/2018 1:59 PMRega Regina9165

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Knox Middle School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking spaces and a decomposed granite area on the north edge of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame with LED lighting, creating new shaded areas for parking and other uses. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 261,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 120.13 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.  

  
Joel Hermosillo90630075.190630075.17/13/2017 2:46 PM12/8/2017 5:41 PMRega Regina9063

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Chollas/Mead Elementary School. The photovoltaic panels are installed over parking spaces and a pedestrian pathway on the northwest side of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, creating new shaded parking and pedestrian canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 486,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 223.7 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.

  
Joel Hermosillo93020075.193020075.17/13/2017 3:50 PM12/12/2017 4:03 PMRega Regina9302

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Bell Middle School. The photovoltaic panels are installed near the athletic facilities at the northwest edge of campus. The panels are mounted on a steel frame, and create new shaded canopies with LED lighting. The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up to 757,000 kWh of electrical energy, which would offset the equivalent of 348.43 tons of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.

  
TBD91230050.1S9123_CONST7/14/2017 1:27 PM11/2/2017 2:02 PMRega Regina9123

Repair, renovate and revitalize Bethune K-8 facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  ​

  
TBDS9080.1S9080_CONST7/14/2017 1:53 PM10/13/2017 11:53 AMRega Regina9080

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Dana Middle facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Mike Zogby91370027.191370027.17/14/2017 2:00 PM1/19/2018 3:14 PMRega Regina9137

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Rodriguez Elementary School include network switches, core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Christopher Francis92430050.292430050.27/14/2017 2:07 PM3/11/2024 3:01 PMDaley Michael9243

The Whole Site Modernization project at Rolando Park Elementary School will undergo extensive modernization construction. All classrooms will be renovated, revitalized, and furnished with new furniture, and have windows replaced. The Administration Office will be relocated for enhanced campus security and will include a single point of entry portal, and fencing. Renovations to the kitchen will improve food service efficiency. A new two classroom UTK building will be added to the kindergarten area. Two play structures and two shade structures will replace the existing. The scope includes improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. 
  
TBDS9253.1S9253.17/14/2017 2:17 PM10/19/2018 8:09 AMRega Regina9253

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Sequoia Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD93620050.193620050.17/17/2017 7:58 AM7/17/2017 7:58 AMRega Regina9362

Repair, renovate and revitalize Twain Main High facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Kurt StolleS9279.2S9279.27/17/2017 8:03 AM7/3/2024 9:18 AMDaley Michael9279

Scope includes new admin/classroom building to serve as SPOE, new MPR building with attached upper-grades lunch shelter, new UTK/kinder classroom building with lower-grades lunch shelter, and removal of 10 existing portables. Modernization at existing classroom buildings covers roof system replacement, energy-efficient light fixtures, new interior casework and finishes, restroom renovations, and code-compliant ADA modifications. Sitework includes new play structures, outdoor learning areas, graphics and signage package, asphalt resurfacing and striping, and new marquee. Sustainable measures will provide new rooftop PV, Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), EV charging, drought-resistant plants, and efficient irrigation.

  
TBDS9277.1S9277.17/17/2017 8:31 AM12/28/2017 8:29 AMRega Regina9277

Repair, renovate and revitalize Toler Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD92740050.192740050_CONST7/24/2017 9:18 AM11/7/2017 7:08 AMRega Regina9274

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Tierrasanta Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
David Haddad92690050.292690050.27/24/2017 9:22 AM6/27/2024 8:29 AMDaley Michael9269

Repair, renovate and revitalize Sunset View Elementary facilities as a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, accessibility and code compliance, as well as energy efficiency and sustainability. Improvements may also support learning and instruction, health, safety and security. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.
  
Pedro Van Den Eeden92610050.292610050.27/24/2017 9:25 AM1/9/2025 11:02 AMDaley Michael9261

Silver Gate Elementary WSM project will include construction of a new administration building with an updated facade and a new classroom building.  Renovation of the auditorium to include a new sound and lighting system for the stage.  Major renovation of the cafeteria and serving line including new equipment and flooring.  Modernization of classrooms to include new flooring, window blinds, interior and exterior paint.  Site improvements include installation of new playground and shade structures, creation of outdoor learning spaces, security, safety, and accessibility code compliance upgrades.  Removal of the existing portables.   

  
TBD92550050.1S9255_CONST7/24/2017 9:28 AM11/3/2017 10:16 AMRega Regina9255

Repair, renovate and revitalize Sessions Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.​

  
TBD93320050.193320050.17/25/2017 3:05 PM5/21/2018 8:29 AMRega Regina9332

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Clairemont High facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Chuck Edenburn92300027.192300027.17/25/2017 4:33 PM12/27/2017 2:35 PMRega Regina9230

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. Technology systems are procured by leveraging federal funds. 

Components for Rosa Parks Elementary School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing, and warranty.

The elements of  this project may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. Installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Gabriela Soriano93240050.293240050.27/25/2017 4:50 PM7/31/2020 8:07 AMDaley Michael9324
The Roosevelt MS Site Modernization project consists of modernization to most of the existing buildings on site to include but not limited to interior finish upgrades such as new flooring and base, interior paint, room signage, window blinds, as well as new furniture. Food services will also be addressed by reconfiguring the interior of the kitchen. 

The project includes site work to address accessibility compliance as well as additional code upgrades as required. Painting the exterior of buildings as well as incorporating graphic way finding is also part of the scope of work.


  
Kevan Potter92290050.292290050.27/26/2017 9:52 AM12/11/2024 8:39 AMDaley Michael9229

The Paradise Hills Elementary School Whole Site Modernization project includes improvements to building systems, interiors, exterior spaces, and removal of excess portable classroom buildings and building 700.  Building systems upgrades include security & safety, electrical, and plumbing. 
The Whole Site Modernization includes the renovation of existing buildings 300, 800 and 900.  There will also be the construction of a new 2-Story Classroom and Administration Building.  The kindergarten classroom of Building 400 will be renovated. Other upgrades on the site will include fire alarm & security upgrades to all buildings. The eleven existing portables on site will be demolished and removed to make room for the permanent 2-Story Classroom Building.  
The site improvements include hard surface upgrades, play equipment, shade structures and a new parking lot, two solar PV arrays over the hardscape play area and drop off area for the school. The work includes new sidewalks and repairs throughout the site to improve accessibility and satisfy California Building Code requirements.  The parking lot will provide parking for staff and visitors during school and for the public using the Joint Use Field after school. 
  
TBD92300050.192300050.17/26/2017 4:33 PM1/12/2018 4:14 PMRega Regina9230

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Rosa Parks Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Mike Appanaitis93560071.193560071.17/27/2017 11:04 AM7/27/2017 11:04 AMRega Regina9356

​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education's 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Julio Ramos93380006.193380006.17/28/2017 9:27 AM7/28/2017 9:28 AMRega Regina9338

Renovate and repair the faculty, girls, and boys​ restrooms in the 400 building, as well as the faculty and special education restrooms in the 900 building. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Francisco Campuzano93560006.193560006.17/28/2017 10:44 AM7/28/2017 10:45 AMRega Regina9356

​Replace existing electrical substations on the west side of building 300 and south side of building 600. The existing substations, primary feeders and concrete are removed for installation of a new concrete pad, transformers, primary conductors, distribution switchboards, secondary feeders, grounding, and chain link enclosures.

  
Francisco Campuzano93560052.193560052.17/28/2017 2:29 PM7/28/2017 2:30 PMRega Regina9356

​Ten temporary units on the north side of the multipurpose courts for construction swing space. The units provide educational space first for the San Diego Community College Early Middle College program, and then for San Diego High School general education during its Whole Site Modernization Project. The units include general purpose classrooms, a science classroom, an administrative office, and restrooms for boys, girls and staff.

  
Gilbert Mensah93680019.193680019.18/3/2017 1:46 PM12/28/2017 11:57 AMRega Regina9368

​Install campus wide wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) include network switches, a core switch, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured through reuse of recent technology equipment removed from Zamorano Elementary School. Zamorano Elementary met criteria for replacement equipment through federal "Erate" funds. 

  
PPO22601.122601.18/3/2017 2:22 PM9/6/2017 11:02 AMRega Regina9350
​Student and staff restroom renovation throughout the campus. Replacement of 17 exterior drinking fountains, 14 urinals, and other plumbing fixtures as needed. Recoat drinking fountain terazzo backsplashes and restroom walls with durable materials. Restroom partitions are removed and replaced as needed.   

  
Chuck Edenburn93360026.293360026.28/7/2017 11:05 AM8/7/2017 11:06 AMRega Regina9336

​Support the installation of wired and wireless data network in newly constructed theater building. Coordinate with IT Department to establish connectivity between switches and wireless access points. The project includes installation of wireless access points in the auditorium and instructional spaces.   

  
Mac Shah20938.120938.18/7/2017 2:15 PM8/7/2017 2:15 PMRega Regina9325

​Upgrade the main power supply substation at Standley Middle School from 12kV to 15kV to meet capacity demand and improve reliability. The project design is reviewed by the state and work is scheduled outside of school hours.

  
Rich Kessler90570071.190570071.18/9/2017 9:49 AM8/9/2017 4:44 PMRega Regina9057

This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division. The work is part of the Board of Education's 2017 decision to bring relief to students of Thrive Charter School's Juanita Street campus by installing air conditioning in classrooms and educational support spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Gilbert Mensah93190024.193190024.18/14/2017 9:09 AM12/28/2017 11:57 AMRega Regina9319

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for O'Farrell Charter School include network switches, core switch, router, wireless access points, uninterrupted power supplies, and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBD92190050.1S0219.18/14/2017 1:22 PM11/3/2017 9:52 AMRega Regina9219

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Sandburg Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Frank Flores91750055.191750055.18/18/2017 11:42 AM6/9/2021 12:13 PMDaley Michael9175

​Demolish six legacy portable classroom buildings and an attached shade structure from the center of campus, near the cafeteria. The project provides labor, equipment and materials for demolition and removal.

  
TBDS9357.2S9357.28/23/2017 10:16 AM1/24/2018 10:43 AMRega Regina9357

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Serra High facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.   

  
Dana Peterson91810052.191810052.18/24/2017 8:43 AM8/24/2017 8:43 AMRega Regina9181

​A natural turf Joint Use Play Field at Longfellow Elementary School is funded, designed and constructed by the District according to City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The project is part of the Mayor's Office "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through the City Planning Department. School and public use areas are separated during exclusive school use periods. Park features are determined through a planning process that includes a series of public meetings. 

  
Canh Tran93350071.193350071.18/29/2017 9:56 AM8/29/2017 9:57 AMRega Regina9335

​The classroom air conditioning for Gompers Preparatory Academy Charter bungalows includes the installation of:

  • 26 energy-efficient, commercial room units
  • Programed thermostatic controls compliant with district energy management standards
  • Additional electrical panels

The installation of classroom air conditioning is managed by the district's Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

Project details are subject to revision based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.

  
Alonso Casas93380003.293380003.28/30/2017 2:26 PM4/7/2023 2:03 PMDaley Michael9338

The Hoover HS Site Modernization and Improvements Project includes the repair of selected elevated walkways, ramps, site drainage improvements with associated landscape modifications, and replacement/upgrade of exterior pole mounted lighting fixtures.  Below ground waterproofing will be applied to walls where moisture infiltration occurs.  Building exteriors will be repaired and painted.  Signage will be installed throughout the campus.  In addition, there will be upgrades  to the Public Address system and to the campus-wide Technology infrastructure.  

  
Mike Zogby92360027.192360027.19/6/2017 9:40 AM12/28/2017 3:21 PMRega Regina9236

This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Porter Elementary School include network switches, a core switch, a router, wireless access points, and uninterrupted power supplies. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal "Erate" funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Robert Morris22396.122396.19/6/2017 4:26 PM9/6/2017 4:26 PMRega Regina9328

​An assessment of replacement materials to repair a suspended shade and rain shelter. The structure is designed to provide Wangenheim Middle School students with weather protection during their outdoor lunch period. The project includes weight calculations, cost engineering, and analysis of alternatives.

  
Buzz Sutphin5629.15629.19/11/2017 8:51 AM9/11/2017 8:51 AMRega Regina9236

Landscape and building improvements including electrical, plumbing, and masonry work. Interior improvements to the storage rooms in building 200 include electrical, fire alarm, doors and hardware, and paint. Exterior improvements include new lunch shelters, covered walkways, retaining walls, fencing, and ball play walls.  

  
Loren Chico92530052.192530052.19/12/2017 11:39 AM7/24/2020 9:48 AMDaley Michael9253

​The Sequoia Elementary School Joint Use Field project includes installation of a new natural turf field, a decomposed granite walking/running path, security gates and fencing.  The new natural turf field and joint use facilities are for community use after school and during school breaks. Students have exclusive use during school hours.

  
John Stokes93420053.193420053.19/14/2017 4:41 PM3/15/2022 11:16 AMDaley Michael9342

The La Jolla High School Theater Improvements project will assess theatrical lighting and related power systems, and replace these systems as needed. The project includes theater seating and stage lighting, lighting grid, dimmer control board replacement, and electrical cabling/pathways to support theater equipment. 

  
John Stokes92790001.292790001.29/19/2017 8:46 AM9/19/2017 8:46 AMRega Regina9279

​Repair or replace structural support beams in buildings 100 and 300 where damaged by termite activity. Provide new concrete sidewalks as an accessible path of travel around building 100, and as ingress and egress from the site.  

Construction includes alteration to roof materials, stucco, gypsum board, and wood trim as necessary to facilitate roof beam repair and replacement. Path of travel construction includes subgrading a base layer and paving with four-inch concete. These improvements satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Todd Kerr93620051.193620051.19/20/2017 12:17 PM6/15/2018 9:40 AMRega Regina9362

Install 14 relocatable classrooms and one relocatable restroom building near the eastern boundary of the campus, at the corner of Linda Vista Road and Alcala Knolls Drive. The project includes grading, establishing new utility service, as well as surfacing the new building pad with asphalt paving.     

  
Dion Harrington90370030.290370030.210/5/2017 9:14 AM8/30/2022 7:41 AMAdriano Noel9037

Phase 1 includes utilities, new gas service and offsite improvements for the construction of a new 1-story multi-purpose room and kindergarten classroom building (Building D) with associated sitework and landscaping.

   

  
Julie Katsapis90930001.390930001_CONST2010/16/2017 8:55 AM10/16/2017 8:56 AMRega Regina9093

​The New Classroom Building project at Encanto Elementary School includes construction of a 16,768 square foot, two-story steel framed building. The new building integrates to the campus with a skybridge to the 200 building, and a new ramp to the playground. New educational spaces include 12 new general classrooms, one art and science room, and a specialized academic instruction resource room. Upgrades to the Encanto campus include installation of a new electrical transformer and switchgear, as well as new railings on the upper levels of the 200 and 300 buildings.      

  
Douglas Penn90800001.190800001_CONST10/23/2017 1:22 PM10/23/2017 1:23 PMRega Regina9080

​The Dana Middle School Roof Removal & Replacement project is the reroofing of Units 1, 2A, 2B, 3, 4, and 5. The work includes architectural roof design and directing the flow of storm water runoff. The project also includes civil engineering design to properly drain storm water from the roofs in front of the school and the courtyards. Minor mechanical and electrical work are included.

  
TBD92180050.192180050.110/31/2017 10:56 AM1/17/2018 2:45 PMRega Regina9218

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Nye Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
TBD90390050.190390050.111/2/2017 12:03 PM11/2/2017 12:04 PMRega Regina9039

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Burbank Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD90600050.190600050.111/2/2017 12:10 PM11/2/2017 12:11 PMRega Regina9060

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Chavez Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD90620050.190620050.111/2/2017 12:13 PM11/2/2017 12:13 PMRega Regina9062

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Cherokee Point Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD90860050.190860050.111/2/2017 12:15 PM11/2/2017 12:15 PMRega Regina9086

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Dingeman Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
David Beck Jr.90870050.290870050.211/2/2017 12:19 PM11/4/2024 1:50 PMDaley Michael9087

Doyle Elementary is set to undergo a comprehensive site modernization involving the removal of 10 portable classrooms, which will be replaced by a new single-story 6-classroom building. The campus-wide HVAC system will be upgraded. The existing classroom buildings will be transformed from a loft style to standard-sized classrooms. Additionally, minor renovations are planned for the Administration and Multipurpose Room (MPR) buildings. Site work encompasses the replacement of existing play structures, revised Kinder and UTK play areas, and resurfacing and restriping existing asphalt play areas.

  
TBD90890050.190890050.111/2/2017 12:22 PM11/2/2017 12:22 PMRega Regina9089

​​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Edison Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD91280050.191280050.111/2/2017 2:09 PM11/2/2017 2:09 PMRega Regina9128

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Golden Hill Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD91300050.191300050.111/2/2017 2:11 PM11/2/2017 2:11 PMRega Regina9130

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Joyner Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Mike Zogby92990029.192990029.111/2/2017 2:33 PM10/12/2018 10:33 AMRega Regina9299

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Mt. Everest Academy include network switches, wireless access points,  and VoIP phones. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds. 

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
TBD91320050.191320050.111/2/2017 3:22 PM11/2/2017 3:22 PMRega Regina9132

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Fay Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD91370050.191370050.111/2/2017 3:29 PM11/2/2017 3:29 PMRega Regina9137

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Rodriquez Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD91550050.191550050.111/2/2017 3:56 PM11/2/2017 3:56 PMRega Regina9155

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Jefferson Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD92080050.192080050.111/3/2017 8:42 AM11/3/2017 8:42 AMRega Regina9208

​Repair, renovate and revitalize ALBA facilities as a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, accessibility and code compliance, as well as energy efficiency and sustainability. Improvements may also support learning and instruction, health, safety, and security. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facility condition assessments.

  
TBD92150050.192150050.111/3/2017 9:36 AM11/3/2017 9:38 AMRega Regina9215

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Normal Heights Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD92360050.192360050.111/3/2017 10:07 AM11/3/2017 10:07 AMRega Regina9236

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Porter Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD92590050.192590050.111/3/2017 10:47 AM11/3/2017 10:47 AMRega Regina9259

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Sherman Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Saya Haddad92140003.192140003.111/3/2017 3:01 PM8/3/2020 2:07 PMDaley Michael9214

The Harriet Tubman Village K-8 Charter School Joint Use Field project includes installation of a new natural turf field with irrigation, encircled by a decomposed granite walking and running path. Additional joint use features are new security gates, new trees, tables and benches, a new play structure, drinking fountain, and the existing basketball court.

  
TBD93210050.193210050.111/3/2017 4:21 PM11/6/2017 6:57 AMRega Regina9321

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Pershing Middle facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBDS9327.1S9327.111/3/2017 4:36 PM11/6/2017 6:56 AMRega Regina9327

​Repair, renovate and revitalize DePortola Middle facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Lisa Barnes93380056.193380056.111/6/2017 8:39 AM12/14/2017 9:41 AMRega Regina9338

Remodel two classrooms with fixtures, finishes, and equipment for Special Education use. Cabinets, sink, and residential appliances are installed in each remodeled classroom for living skills instruction. An accessible restroom with changing table is constructed in each classroom. The remodel includes a new shower, washer, and dryer, and a new storage room for small equipment. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Jerry Bott90910054.190910054.111/9/2017 3:30 PM11/9/2017 3:30 PMRega Regina9091

​The Emerson Bandini Elementary School Whole Site Modernization Increment I project includes grading, underground utility modifications, and improvements in the public right of way. Two buildings on the northeast corner of the site are demolished, the soil is graded, and a building pad for new construction is prepared. A new retaining wall is constructed along 36th Street, new storm drains are constructed, the water service lines are rerouted, and new sidewalks are installed along portions of 36th Street and National Avenue.

  
Frank Flores91990052.191990052.111/9/2017 4:03 PM11/9/2017 4:04 PMRega Regina9199

​Six portable classrooms are removed from the Mason Elementary School campus. Two of the classrooms are relocated and reused at other district schools.

  
Rigor Genoza93520051.193520051.111/13/2017 12:34 PM11/13/2017 2:15 PMRega Regina9352

The Innovation Center project at Morse High School remodels the library to a create a location for student online learning and credit recovery. The building exterior is painted in school colors, custom signage is installed at the entrance and on an interior wall. Electrical and data pathways are upgraded and the security system is modified. The interior remodel includes LED lighting, interior paint, new carpet, window tint, and blinds. A new projector screen is installed, bookcases relocated, and new furniture includes both soft seating and solid surface study carrels. New computer equipment includes laptops, student devices, software, carts, peripherals, and printers.

  
Mike Appanaitis01720030.101720030.111/14/2017 7:38 AM11/14/2017 7:39 AMRega Regina9205

​This installation of air conditioning is managed by the district’s Facilities Planning & Construction division through an accelerated delivery method. The work is part of the Board of Education’s 2015 decision to bring relief to students by implementing district-wide air conditioning in classrooms and other primary use spaces.

The process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling, and construction. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends, and school breaks.

  
Alonso Casas91210050.291210050.211/14/2017 8:09 AM11/15/2024 11:47 AMDaley Michael9121

Remove existing portables and construct three new buildings to accommodate 16 classrooms.  Increase, fencing, intrusion safeguards and fire alarm.  Upgrade interior and exterior finishes, electrical and plumbing.  Add and upgrade parking lots, K and UTK playfields.  Upgrade staff lounge and expand kitchen.  Improve ADA accessibility.  Provide educational facilities to support students and staff.  Modernize restrooms.    

  
Julio Ramos93360001.393360001.311/15/2017 2:34 PM11/15/2017 2:40 PMRega Regina9336

​Construct an 8,000-square foot production studio inside the new theater. The production studio includes specialized workshop spaces in fabrication design, audio visual, lighting, modeling, and mixed media. The production studios also include an exterior courtyard, two classrooms, an office, loading dock, and storage spaces. This Career & Technical Education (CTE) center is funded by Prop. 1D and matching Prop. S funds.

  
Mike Zogby90610029.190610029.111/17/2017 1:26 PM12/28/2017 3:23 PMRega Regina9061

​This project upgrades wired and wireless technology infrastructure and equipment in support of student learning and teaching. The components for Chesterton Elementary School include network switches, cabling, and wireless access points. These technology systems are procured by leveraging federal “Erate” funds.

The project plan includes outreach and communication with school administrators, network engineering, short-term and long-term scheduling, asset tracking, network migration, recovery and reuse of old equipment when feasible, testing and warranty. The project plan elements may be performed in parallel in order to minimize the project duration. The project plan is approved by regulatory agencies and installation is scheduled for minimal impact to regular school operation.

  
Robert Morris91750056.191750056.111/20/2017 7:27 AM6/9/2021 12:16 PMDaley Michael9175

​The Interim Housing project at Clairemont Canyons  Academy includes relocating eight modular classrooms to the campus for instructional use during renovation of the main buildings. A new life skills instructional kitchen and a new laundry area are installed in the modular classrooms. Existing portable classrooms are upgraded with new electrical, fire alarm and data technology systems. Improvements to the campus grounds include a new preschool play area, new fencing, and pavement. Utility improvements include the electrical main power supply and sewer system. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
TBD93640050.193640050.111/27/2017 9:21 AM1/19/2018 3:05 PMRega Regina9364

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Riley and New Dawn facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBD93700050.193700050.112/29/2017 9:09 AM12/29/2017 9:09 AMRega Regina9370

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Marshall Middle facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
TBDS9208.1S9208.11/9/2018 3:56 PM1/9/2018 3:57 PMRega Regina9208

​Repair, renovate and revitalize ALBA at North Park facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Loren Chico93320058.193320058.11/18/2018 10:56 AM1/29/2019 10:40 AMDaley Michael9332

Repair and provide new hardscape and drought-tolerant landacape to existing slope and planter in front of parking lot adjacent to Ute Drive

  
Felipe Romo Fuentes90050052.290050052.21/23/2018 9:54 AM8/19/2020 1:10 PMDaley Michael9005

The Whole Site Modernization Phase II project at John Muir Language Academy K-8, consist of the removal of 9 portable classrooms and construction of a new 18 classroom building with physical education changing rooms for boys and girls, a new administration building, a new kindergarten classroom building, a reconfigured visitor parking lot with on-site drop-off area, and a new on-site staff parking lot. Other improvements include the modernization of existing facilities: classrooms, restrooms, the multi-purpose building with the kitchen, and exterior playground areas.

  
Silvie Meloan92270053.192270053.12/20/2018 1:42 PM2/23/2023 10:15 AMDaley Michael9227

The Pacific Beach Elementary School Joint Use Field project expands the existing joint use area by installing a new natural turf field, a decomposed granite walking/running path, new basketball court, a drinking fountain, security gates and fencing.

  
Jerry Bott92290053.192290053.13/15/2018 11:38 AM7/16/2018 4:05 PMRega Regina9229

A natural turf Joint Use Field at Paradise Hills Elementary School is funded, designed and constructed by the District according to City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The field is approximately 1.16 acres and replaces the existing decomposed granite field. The project is part of the Mayor's Office "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through the City Planning Department. Features to be incorporated include a natural turf field, decomposed granite walking path, drinking fountain, and fencing to separate school from public during exclusive school use periods. An existing parking lot is reconfigured for joint use field parking and student drop off.

  
Kevan Potter92490052.292490052.23/22/2018 2:15 PM3/20/2023 1:24 PMDaley Michael9249

A natural turf Joint Use Field at Rowan Elementary School is funded, designed and constructed by the District according to the City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The field is approximately 2.0 acres, replacing a decomposed granite field. The project is part of the City's "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through its Planning Department. Features to be incorporated include a natural turf field, asphalt concrete walking path, 2 basketball courts, drinking fountain, and fencing to separate school from public during exclusive school use periods.

  
Gabriela Soriano92190053.192190053.13/22/2018 2:24 PM3/22/2018 2:24 PMRega Regina9219

​The Sandburg Elementary School Joint Use Field project constructs a new natural turf joint use play field with irrigation. Additional features include a walking path, drinking fountain, and fencing to separate school from public during exclusive school use periods.

  
Lynn Roxas93340054.193340054.13/23/2018 7:41 AM3/23/2018 8:11 AMRega Regina9334

​The Crawford High School CTE Transportation project is a new automotive diagnostic, service, and repair instructional facility. The new facility consists of a new building of approximately 3,000 SF, and a renovated auto shop of approximately 3,400 SF. The new building provides four service bays, one as a dedicated alignment bay. The renovated instructional auto shop includes a two-bay demonstration area, a dedicated engine lab, and a new classroom. The new facility emulates current industry standards and provides space for CTE program expansion. Additional improvements to the Crawford High School campus include vehicular circulation and new parking spaces for vehicles being repaired.


  
Michael Hernandez93490053.193490053.13/23/2018 2:06 PM12/17/2018 2:24 PMDaley Michael9349

The Mira Mesa High School CTE Transportation project, consist of the remodeling of existing automotive classroom and shop in building 400 into a state of the art transportation instructional facility, that emulates current industry standards. Building improvements include new mechanical air ducts and electrical systems. New shop features include acoustical panels, automotive scissor lifts, transmission jacks, an electric vehicle lab, work bench installation, and oil disposal system. New exterior shade structures provide instructional workspace over new automotive post lifts. Classroom alterations include new interior windows with views into the auto shop, new finishes, and new instructional technology equipment.

  
Steven Siebern90630080.190630080.13/26/2018 7:51 AM3/26/2018 7:54 AMRega Regina9063

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Steven Siebern91130080.191130080.13/26/2018 7:52 AM3/26/2018 7:54 AMRega Regina9113

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Gilbert Mensah91150080.191150080.13/26/2018 7:53 AM3/26/2018 7:54 AMRega Regina9115

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Gilbert Mensah91190080.191190080.13/26/2018 7:56 AM3/26/2018 8:01 AMRega Regina9119

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Steven Siebern91570080.191570080.13/26/2018 7:57 AM3/26/2018 8:01 AMRega Regina9157

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Steven Siebern91730080.191730080.13/26/2018 7:58 AM3/26/2018 8:01 AMRega Regina9173

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Gilbert Mensah92180080.192180080.13/26/2018 8:01 AM3/26/2018 8:01 AMRega Regina9218

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Steven Siebern93070080.193070080.13/26/2018 8:02 AM3/26/2018 9:27 AMRega Regina9307

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Steven Siebern93120080.193120080.13/26/2018 8:14 AM3/26/2018 9:27 AMRega Regina9312

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Steven Siebern93400080.193400080.13/26/2018 8:17 AM3/26/2018 9:27 AMRega Regina9340

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Steven Siebern93460080.193460080.13/26/2018 8:50 AM3/26/2018 9:27 AMRega Regina9346

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Steven Siebern93500080.193500080.13/26/2018 9:47 AM3/26/2018 9:48 AMRega Regina9350

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Gilbert Mensah93670080.1 93670080.1 3/26/2018 10:29 AM3/26/2018 10:30 AMRega Regina9367

​This project upgrades the electrical infrastructure where needed to support new technology equipment.

  
Alonso Casas93550052.193550052.14/5/2018 12:57 PM4/10/2018 9:43 AMRega Regina9355

The CTE Child Development Center project at University High School is a remodeled child development center and new career training space for high school students. Improvements to rooms 201 and 202 provide early childhood education spaces and career learning classrooms for students. Accessory interior spaces include a kitchen, laundry facilities, and staff and child restrooms. An existing adjacent fenced and shaded outdoor play area is modernized.

  
Tom Hart93460054.193460054.14/6/2018 3:24 PM4/6/2018 3:25 PMRega Regina9346

​The Madison HS Culinary Arts Building Project consists of a new single-story building of approximately 4,700 square feet, with the following major interior spaces: Hospitality Classroom, Cook Line Area, Learning Environment Area. Other spaces included in the building: Dishwashing Bay, Secure Storage, Walk-in Freezer, Staff Restroom, Custodial Room, Baking Area, Preparation Area, Dry Storage, Walk-in Cooler, Student Restrooms, Laundry Room and various equipment support spaces. 

  
Julie Katsapis93260054.193260054.14/16/2018 2:20 PM2/5/2020 10:45 AMDaley Michael9326

A new Makerspace will be constructed in the former administration building 100.  This project includes new interior finishes and adaptive reuse of the available interior space. An outdoor courtyard space will be upgraded south of the Makerspace classroom for use by the Makerspace classroom students. Signage and images will be included to enhance the Makerspace, improve the aesthetics of the campus and aid in wayfinding and building identification. These projects will be combined with the JUF fields for public bidding to obtain one general contractor for all projects. 

  
Orland Obtera91270050.191270050.14/17/2018 1:50 PM3/14/2019 7:19 AMDaley Michael9127

The Grant K8 School Field and Room Alterations project includes a new field and interior upgrades. A new natural grass field is installed on the west side of campus, adjacent to Pioneer Park. Interior upgrades include repurposing a former kitchen, supply room, and teachers' lounge into new educational spaces.

  
German Rearte93400056.193400056.14/18/2018 3:56 PM5/24/2018 1:51 PMRega Regina9340

The Kearny High School Arts, Media and Entertainment CTE project provides an open and flexible classroom with multimedia suites by converting existing educational spaces. The new classroom includes an adjacent studio and audio/video control rooms. The multimedia suites provide direct visual and physical access to the open classroom. New audio and visual equipment is installed in all spaces. Boys and girls restrooms adjacent to the media classroom are also upgraded.

  
Cora Cervantes93520003.193520003.15/8/2018 4:44 PM5/8/2018 5:09 PMRega Regina9352

​Phase III of the Morse High School Whole Site Modernization is the construction of a new administration and theater spaces. Administration spaces are relocated to provide access from the school site entrance. The project modernizes spaces not addressed as part of Phases I and II. Project elements are developed from community input at a series of Design Task Force meetings.

  
TBDS9332.1S9332.15/21/2018 8:34 AM5/21/2018 8:34 AMRega Regina9332

​​Repair, renovate and revitalize Clairemont High facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Loren Chico92430052.192430052.16/27/2018 10:09 AM5/1/2019 2:39 PMDaley Michael9243
The Rolando Park Joint Use Field project includes installation of two natural turf fields with irrigation systems.  Other features include a stabilized decomposed granite walking and running path, drinking fountain, trees and other landscaping, parking area, security fencing and gates.
  
TBD93440050.193440050.17/9/2018 3:32 PM7/9/2018 3:32 PMRega Regina9344

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Lincoln High facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Bernard Calangian93670053.193670053.17/24/2018 1:41 PM7/24/2018 1:46 PMRega Regina9367

​The project provides additional outdoor space for school use by demolishing eight unused portable classroom buildings and paving the vacated space with new asphalt concrete. Two portable classrooms are reconnected to utilities for continued educational use.

  
Steve Faust93540056.193540056.17/24/2018 2:34 PM7/24/2018 2:35 PMRega Regina9354

​Install power-operated telescoping wooden bleachers in the gymnasium. The new bleachers are designed to provide seating for up to 800 spectators. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Dana Peterson93650030.293650030.27/24/2018 2:59 PM1/12/2021 7:52 AMDaley Michael9365

The modernization of the Keiller Leadership Academy Charter School includes construction of a new 2-story elementary classroom building, three kindergarten classrooms, two new classrooms within the existing Activity Building, site and play area improvements, and remodel of the existing Multipurpose Building and Food Service facilities. As a part of this work, improvements will be made to campus-wide utility infrastructure systems, exterior walkways, main entries, and restrooms.

  
Mike ClarkS9079.1S9079.18/1/2018 8:02 AM8/1/2018 8:02 AMRega Regina9079

​Repair, renovate and revitalize District facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.

  
Lisa Barnes93250052.193250052.18/6/2018 5:00 PM8/27/2021 8:29 AMDaley Michael9325

Phase one of this project includes improvements at Standley Middle School. Phase two includes improvements at Spreckels Elementary School. This project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements. 

At Standley Middle School, joint use improvements include a new aquatic center, outdoor pavilion, and decomposed granite walking and jogging path. The new aquatic center constructs an outdoor pool (35M x 25yd) and pool amenities building. The building provides outdoor showers, changing rooms, restrooms, office, storage and equipment rooms. The shaded outdoor pavilion is a school and community gathering space integrated into the field landscape. The decomposed granite path leads from the aquatic center to the pavilion and around the perimeter of the joint use field. Existing parking at Standley Middle School continues as a joint use feature.

The whole site modernization of Spreckels Elementary School provides a new two-story classroom building and campus improvements including student pick-up and drop-off area and hardscape repair and replacement as needed. Building systems and interiors of the administration, multi-purpose, and classroom buildings are renovated. The joint use facilities at Spreckels Elementary School expand with a new multi-purpose natural turf field, decomposed granite path, hardcourts, play equipment, new additional off-street parking, and fencing to separate school and joint use facilities.

  
Kevan Potter91710052.291710052.28/7/2018 1:25 PM4/17/2020 7:49 AMDaley Michael9171

​A natural turf Joint Use Field at Pacific View Leadership Elementary School is funded, designed and constructed by the District according to the City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The field is approximately 1.70 acres, replacing a decomposed granite field. The project is part of the City's "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through its Planning Department. Features to be incorporated include a natural turf field, decomposed granite walking path, drinking fountain, and fencing to separate school from public during exclusive school use periods.

  
Cora Cervantes93520054.193520054.18/30/2018 9:28 AM10/4/2021 8:09 AMDaley Michael9352

This project consists of the construction of a new Administration Building and a new Performing Arts Center; upgrades of two Science Rooms and path of travel for the Science Building; renovation and upgrades of the Quad Area and Utility infrastructure improvements. Also Included is the reconfiguration of the campus entrance, the parking lot, and a drop-off area for operational improvements. The parking capacity is expanded with construction of a new lot. 

  
Julio Ramos93360055.193360055.19/6/2018 3:53 PM9/6/2018 3:54 PMRega Regina9336

​The Henry High School Stadium Light Replacement project replaces stadium lights with total light control LED luminaries that meet current District lighting standards, reducing light spill and glare by half. The installation includes four approximately 80-foot high galvanized steel poles and remote electrical component enclosures. The new lighting significantly reduces energy and maintenance costs.  

  
Rich Kessler92890072.192890072.110/12/2018 10:33 AM11/16/2018 10:52 AMRega Regina9289
The heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) project for educational support spaces at Holly Drive Charter at Webster Elementary School includes the installation of air conditioning for the staff office.

This project is a result of the Board of Education's 2015 decision to air condition the remaining, qualifying educational support spaces.

The air conditioning process includes architectural/engineering assessments, planning work with site administrators, design development, contracting, state plan approvals, scheduling and construction. Electrical service will be upgraded where needed. The goal is to accomplish the work during evenings, weekends and school breaks

Project details are subject to revisions based on updated educational needs or physical site conditions.


  
Silvie Meloan93540054.293540054.210/12/2018 2:20 PM10/12/2018 2:21 PMRega Regina9354

​The Point Loma High School Security Fencing project installs new fencing and gates and improves the existing fencing. The project improves site security along the western edge of the site near Chatsworth Blvd. The new materials include a combination of ornamental and chain link and integrate with existing fencing. 

  
Julie Katsapis92010056.192010056.110/18/2018 8:23 AM3/24/2020 9:56 AMDaley Michael9201

The Hickman Elementary School Joint Use Field project provides a new joint use area including a natural turf field, a decomposed granite walking/running path, a drinking fountain, security gates, trees, hardscape, and fencing, and use of the parking lot on the weekends and after school. The joint use features are for community use after school and during school breaks. Students have exclusive use during school hours. The General Development Plan has been approved by the Parks and Rec Board. 

  
Joel Hermosillo93400055.193400055.110/18/2018 8:36 AM10/18/2018 8:36 AMRega Regina9340

​Repair and replacement of Kearny High School stadium features as required. The stadium elevator exterior finishes are replaced with stucco, and new weather stripping is provided. The stadium press box countertops are modified to increase field viewing angles. Weatherproofing at coiling door sill is installed for stadium concessions. Baseball equipment storage gate is widened. The shot put pad is paved with decomposed granite. Drainage improvements include replacing existing mulch with cobble at the north catch basin, and re-grading existing flow line at fence and add catch basin, beneath the visitor's bleachers.

  
Kevan Potter92490050.292490050.210/23/2018 10:56 AM3/20/2023 1:31 PMDaley Michael9249

The Rowan Elementary School Whole Site Modernization project includes improvements to building systems, interiors, exterior spaces, and removal of excess portable classroom buildings.  Building systems upgrades include security & safety, electrical, and plumbing. 
The Whole Site Modernization includes the renovation of existing buildings 1 thru 5 and an additional administration support building.  The additional support building will provide 1,800 square foot to accommodate the needed administrational space.  The administration Building 5 will renovate the existing area of the building and construct a new 400 square foot addition. Other upgrades in Building 3 will include restrooms, foodservice, auditorium improvements and the addition of a supply room. Improvements to Buildings 1, 2, 3, 4 and CC1 through CC4 will include renovations to the restrooms, support spaces and classrooms in these buildings.  The existing kindergarten classrooms K-2 and K-3 will be removed and replaced with new portables with restrooms.  The project will also remove seven of the existing portables B9, B10 and B14 through B18.  

Exterior improvements
include new parking lot, and improvements to student pick up and drop off area. Concrete work throughout the campus includes new sidewalks and repairs throughout the site to improve accessibility and satisfy California Building Code requirements. 


  
TBD90430050.190430050.110/23/2018 10:58 AM10/23/2018 11:02 AMRega Regina9043

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Cadman Elementary facilities for a quality neighborhood school. This may include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability. A detailed scope of work is developed using input from the school community and facilities condition assessments.  

  
Todd Kerr92530050.192530050.110/23/2018 11:00 AM7/2/2020 1:49 PMDaley Michael9253

Whole Site Modernization at Sequoia Elementary includes repair, renovation and revitalization of facilities for a quality neighborhood school. Scope to include administration building space planning for single point of entry, building systems repair and replacement, modernization of existing classrooms and other permanent buildings, perimeter safety and security upgrades, and accessibility and code compliance. 

  
Silvie Meloan93080051.193080051.111/1/2018 10:47 AM11/1/2018 4:29 PMRega Regina9308

​The EB Scripps Elementary School Joint Use Field fencing project encircles the existing joint use field with new 10-foot high chain link fencing which separates the school's exclusive use periods from public use. The fence features an east-facing gate which provides access to the field from the parking lot. Two additional south-facing gates connect to an adjacent City recreation center and hillside.       

  
Todd Kerr93590055.193590055.11/14/2019 10:37 AM1/14/2019 10:38 AMDaley Michael9359

​​The Scripps Ranch HS perimeter fencing project consists of approximately 500 linear feet of 10' high ornamental fencing installation at various portions of the southwest corner of the site securing the area near Buildings 100, 700, 900, and the admin. building. Additionally, approximately 2,850 linear feet of 10' high chain link fence will be placed along portions of the north, south, and west edges of campus. 

  
Todd Kerr93440052.193440052.11/14/2019 10:53 AM2/8/2019 9:36 AMDaley Michael9344

The Lincoln HS fencing project consists of the installation of 10’ high ornamental fencing and gates at the entry areas of the site, 10’ high chain link fencing and gates at the parking garage, 10' ornamental fencing and gates at the backside of the stadium home bleachers, 3'-6" chain link fencing and gates along the front of the stadium visitor bleachers, and 10'-0" high chain link fencing and gates at the stadium entrance. 

  
Dion Harrington91490055.191490055.12/25/2019 2:22 PM2/25/2019 2:24 PMDaley Michael9149

​The Horton Elementary School Joint Use Field Phase 2 & DROPS Grant project includes completing the installation of a new natural turf field, a decomposed granite walking/running path, an accessible ramp from the City sidewalk to the field, fencing and 2 bioswales.  Existing basketball courts and play structure are included as joint use features.  Dedicated parking is provided in the existing parking lot. The new natural turf field and joint use features are for community use after school and during school breaks. Students have exclusive use during school hours.

  
Diane Malone92670030.292670030.25/9/2019 7:26 AM1/4/2021 12:31 PMDaley Michael9267

​The King Chavez Primary, Arts and Athletics Academies New Classroom Building project includes construction of a new 22-classroom building, a regulation size soccer field, fencing, and playgrounds. Site improvements include removal of 17 portable classrooms, re-route the six-inch sewer line away from buildings and the expansion of parking facilities.

  
Sheila Younger-Watkins92840053928400536/26/2019 9:33 AM6/26/2019 9:34 AMDaley Michael9284

Construct a 48x40 relo and a 30x40 shade shelter at Vista Grande for Elevate Charter School co-location

  
Julio Ramos99920100.199920100.110/7/2019 7:27 AM10/7/2019 2:25 PMMickhail Shady9992

​The district is gathering stakeholder input on the redevelopment of the Eugene Brucker Education Center campus at 4100 Normal Street.  District staff and consultants AVRP Skyport are facilitating a series of visioning works with University Heights community members.  The latest of three visioning workshop meeting that have occurred thus far occurred on September 25, 2019.  The series of site plan options presented and discussed at the September 25, 2019 workshop are depicted herein.   No decisions have been made nor have any plans been finalized.  Several more visioning workshop meetings are anticipated.  This series of visioning workshops does not include Birney Elementary School; separate similar workshop will be conducted to seek input specifically on the Birney Elementary School campus.  Please send any comments or questions to  SDUSDFacilitiesInfo@sandi.net

  
Bernard Calangian91190053.191190053.110/29/2019 1:54 PM1/19/2021 1:48 PMDaley Michael9119

This project involves replacing of the roofs on the permanent buildings (kinder, cafeteria-multipurpose, two classroom buildings and covered walkways)

  
Bernard Calangian91970052.191970052.110/29/2019 1:55 PM1/19/2021 1:49 PMDaley Michael9197

This project involves replacing of the roofs on the permanent buildings (administration, kinder, assembly-cafeteria, two classroom buildings, library, and covered walkways).

  
Bernard Calangian91490056.191490056.110/29/2019 1:56 PM3/2/2022 10:00 AMDaley Michael9149

This project involves replacement of roofs on 3 permanent buildings (Kindergarten / Assembly / Administration / Classrooms) and beam repair.

  
German RearteS9320.3S9320.311/1/2019 7:14 AM11/1/2019 7:15 AMDaley Michael9320

Increment II of the whole site modernization work at Pacific Beach Middle School includes construction of a new two-story, 26 classroom building. Improvements to existing buildings include the relocation of school administration offices, renovation of the food service area.

New air conditioning installation takes place in the existing science classroom building, music building, Administration and auditorium.  Campus wide upgrades include security, fire alarm, data and communication infrastructure. The project provides accessibility and other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements.


  
Julie Katsapis91570051.191570051.111/6/2019 7:28 AM8/24/2020 11:25 AMDaley Michael9157

A natural turf Joint Use Play Field at Johnson School is funded, designed and constructed by the District according to City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The project is part of the City of San Diego's "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through the City Planning Department.   The natural turf field will have an asphalt walking path, drinking fountain, picnic tables and trees. The community has requested a restroom which will be provided by the City of San Diego in the future. Security features include fencing to separate school from public during exclusive school use periods. 

  
German RearteS9320.2S9320.211/6/2019 12:53 PM11/6/2019 12:54 PMDaley Michael9320
Increment I of the whole site modernization work at Pacific Beach Middle School includes demolition of the east wing of the existing two-story 100/200 classroom building and the original Administration building. 

Improvements to existing buildings includes three new classroom/innovation spaces in the library media center and relocation of the nurse’s office and support spaces.

Grading for the new two-story classroom building (to be constructed under increment II) will also take place during Increment I.



  
Jose Calderon91530001.191530001.111/21/2019 9:02 AM9/16/2020 5:56 AMDaley Michael9153

Install new foundation systems for 2 relocatables, including new DSA approved ramps, provide electrical and fire alarm connections.  Replace existing pedestrian concrete sidewalk, replace concrete paving driveway, patch and repair ac paving required for accessible path of travel, patch and repair utilities trenching.  Upgrade classrooms and existing restrooms to meet ADA requirements.  Demolish 2 existing portables.  Mann Middle School curb inlet repair.

  
Mike Clark92370052.292370052.211/21/2019 9:11 AM2/22/2023 9:17 AMDaley Michael9237

The Perry Elementary School Joint Use Field project is funded, designed, and constructed by the District according to the City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The project is part of the City of San Diego's "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through the City Planning Department. A General Development Plan for this project has been approved by the City of San Diego Parks and Recreation Board. Features to be incorporated include a natural turf field, asphalt track, a drinking fountain, trees, benches, and basketball hardcourt area. The school parking lot will be included as a Joint Use feature, and new fencing will be provided to separate the school from the Joint Use Field area.

  
Gabriela Soriano23548.123548.11/6/2020 6:42 AM4/29/2021 1:43 PMDaley Michael9356
This project at San Diego High School consists of the replacement of the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) units, roof replacement in mechanical enclosures, and the repair of the fire coating protection on exterior structural steel of Buildings 900 and 1000 including the steel structure that bridges between these buildings.
  
Robert Morris91050051.191050051.11/7/2020 8:14 AM1/27/2021 10:39 AMDaley Michael9105

Replace roofs on Buildings 1-5 and Child Development Center relocatables CC1 and CC2.

  
Orland Obtera91270120.191270120.11/10/2020 11:09 AM2/5/2020 10:53 AMDaley Michael9127

The Grant K8 Security Fencing project scope of work involves a 10' High Security Perimeter Fencing to be installed west of the administration building adjacent to Pioneer Park and south of the staff upper parking lot.  Additional fence to be installed on east property line adjacent to the condominium complex.  This also include access gates and security cameras.  

  
Robert Morris90390100.190390100.11/15/2020 12:43 PM7/1/2024 12:13 PMDaley Michael9039

Located along Sampson Street in Logan Heights, the Burbank Elementary School Artificial Turf Field project includes a new 16,500 sq. ft. synthetic turf playfield with soccer striping and a baseball field with a San Diego Padres logo in the center, portable fencing, a portable backstop, and a remotely operated scoreboard.

The new turf field replaces the former basketball and volleyball courts, which were relocated to the center of the campus. The new basketball, volleyball, and tetherball courts include new basketball striping, netting, pipes, and four-square courts.  

The project also includes upgrades to existing restrooms and improvements to the accessible path of travel.

Construction of the field is funded by San Diego Unified’s Capital Bond Improvement program. The San Diego Padres contributed to its logo, a Little League-sized baseball diamond, batter’s box, bases, pitcher’s mound, striping, and a large tuff shed for storage.
  
German Rearte90660050.290660050.21/21/2020 2:15 PM11/10/2021 11:27 AMDaley Michael9066

A new elementary school is proposed within the Civita Master Planned Community in Mission Valley.  The school will encourage a collaborative learning environment containing preschool through fifth grade classes.  The occupancy is planned for 500 students and will contain the following spaces:

  • Professional Development and Parent Rooms
  • Maker Space
  • Library/Media Center
  • Multi-Purpose building, Food Service facility and Lunch Shelter
  • Two (2) Preschool classrooms
  • Two (2) Special Education classrooms including ECSE
  • One (1) Transitional Kindergarten classroom and three (3) Kindergarten classrooms
  • Fifteen (15) 1st through 5th grade classrooms
  • Outdoor learning spaces
  • Student drop-off and staff parking on-site
  • Hard court and turf play areas
  • Integrated learning opportunities throughout the campus


  
Loren Chico27315.127315.11/27/2020 11:24 AM11/20/2020 9:21 AMDaley Michael9210

Project consists of replacing electrical equipment boxes on the roof of the main building at Miramar Ranch ES as well as removing an existing electrical switchboard behind the cafeteria and replacing it with a new switchboard on a different location. Also, the removal and replacement of a failed concrete block retaining wall where the old switchboard was initially located.

  
Mike Clark90330052.290330052.21/29/2020 9:14 AM4/27/2022 10:35 AMDaley Michael9033

​To be designed and constructed with the Boone Elementary School Whole Site Modernization project.  This Joint Use Play Field is funded, designed, and constructed by the District according to City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The project is part of the City of San Diego's "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through the City Planning Department. Features to be incorporated include a natural turf field, an asphalt walking/running track, trees, benches, a drinking fountain, gates, and security fencing to separate the school from the public use area.

  
Felipe Romo Fuentes93400100.293400100.22/24/2020 1:07 PM2/24/2020 1:07 PMDaley Michael9340
Repair, renovate and revitalize Kearny High School facilities for a quality neighborhood school.  This will include building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, accessibility and code compliance.  
Scope of work includes a new Gymnasium building.  Site, Safety and Security modifications that include Code Minimum fire alarm system upgrade to 7 existing bldgs., Security cameras, ECS system and key card access.  Additionally, modernization of 4 classroom bldgs., Cafeteria/ Dining Area Servery, Auditorium and Media Center/ Library buildings.  Modernization of existing tennis courts and new basketball court areas.  Also, outdoor collaboration spaces.
  
Michael Hernandez92000054.192000054.13/6/2020 11:14 AM3/6/2020 11:15 AMDaley Michael9200

​The components for Salk Elementary School include three new shade shelter structures. At the main playground two 40 foot x 40 foot shade shelters will be placed over each the playground structures. At the Kindergarten playground one 40 foot x 40 foot shade shelter will be placed over the Kindergarten playground structure. 

  
Todd Kerr92910100.192910100.13/12/2020 12:35 PM3/16/2020 11:32 AMDaley Michael9291

Security Fencing and Classroom Upgrades project is planned to be constructed during the Summer of 2020. The scope of work includes upgrades to the two pre-school classrooms and admin/cafeteria/eating area consisting of new paint, partial flooring, lighting, maintenance gates and a single point of entry gate with monitored buzzer system.

  
Diane Malone93190035.293190035.23/31/2020 8:22 AM8/29/2023 1:30 PMDaley Michael9319

A new 12,650 SF one-story Student Union Building will be constructed on the high school campus including a student lounge, practice theater, 4 classrooms, fitness room and offices. In addition, there will be hardscape, landscape and two basketball courts.


  
Diane Malone93190033.293190033.23/31/2020 8:24 AM6/26/2020 8:58 AMDaley Michael9319

The K-8 whole site modernization includes new interior finishes, reroofing, replacement of breezeway soffits, remodel of classrooms to create Kindergarten size rooms within existing buildings 400A & 400B, new lunch shelter, new turf at K-8 campus, Food Service renovation, new auditorium seating, drainage improvements, new student drop-offs and parking at Timothy Winters St. and at Skyline Dr.


  
Julie Katsapis91670053.191670053.15/21/2020 8:13 AM5/21/2020 8:15 AMDaley Michael9167

​General  Development Plan complete and approval has been received from the City of San Diego Parks and Recreation Board.  A natural turf Joint Use Play Field at Lafayette Elementary School is funded, designed and constructed by the District according to City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The project is part of the City of San Diego's "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through the City Planning Department. Features to be incorporated include a natural turf field, asphalt walking path, a drinking fountain, picnic tables, and new trees. Security features include fencing to separate school from public during exclusive school use periods and infrastructure. A gate to Olive Grove Park next door will be provided.

  
Kevan Potter93110050.293110050.26/25/2020 11:05 AM9/28/2023 1:45 PMDaley Michael9311

The Lewis Middle School Relocation and New Classroom Building project includes the relocation of the Administration facilities, Music facilities and the construction of a new Two-story Classroom Building.  
The 2 story Classroom Building includes 14 permanent classrooms, restrooms, and other support spaces.  The relocated Administration Building includes a remodel and a 1,900 square foot addition to the existing Music Building.  The Music facilities will move to the existing Administration Building.  It will be remodeled and will include a 960 square foot addition.  The improvements to the existing facilities include removal of interior finishes, casework & equipment, reconfiguring interior walls, interior painting & exterior paint, installing carpet and floors, improved finishes to the ceilings, window blinds, furniture, fixtures, and equipment for the renovated spaces.  Additional building systems upgrades include data network upgrades, card readers, building signage, new addressable fire alarm system, security cameras, IP Clocks and speakers, intrusion detection systems, campus wide public addressing system, electrical upgrades and repair or replacement of deteriorating plumbing where needed.  
Site Improvements include landscape and hardscape improvements around the buildings, asphalt repairs and re-striping the existing parking lot for improved vehicular site circulation for pick-up and drop-off.  Other site improvements include security lighting, security fencing, accessible pedestrian circulation, graphics, and signage.


  
Diane Malone93190034.193190034.16/26/2020 8:59 AM1/22/2021 8:59 AMDaley Michael9319

​Installation of 9 temporary portable classrooms for use during Whole Site Modernization of K-8 classrooms.

  
Gabriela Soriano93240100.293240100.27/9/2020 7:55 AM7/9/2020 7:56 AMDaley Michael9324

​The Roosevelt MS Gymnasium project includes removal of existing portables classrooms and construction of a new gymnasium building. The project also includes site work to address accessibility compliance as well as additional code upgrades as required.

  
Gabriela Soriano93240101.293240101.27/9/2020 7:57 AM3/5/2024 8:10 AMDaley Michael9324

The Roosevelt Middle School Site Modernization Phase 1 project consists of converting the existing administration area into educational spaces and providing a new administration building with visitor parking. Drop-off and pick-up will be addressed and staff parking will be incorporated in a new south parking lot. The south parking lot will also incorporate photovoltaic panels.
Site security scope of work will include installation of new surveillance cameras, public address/intercom system, site fencing, and intrusion system.
The project also includes site work to address accessibility compliance as well as additional code upgrades as required per the scope of work.



  
Gabriela Soriano93560056.193560056.17/13/2020 2:49 PM4/29/2021 1:44 PMDaley Michael9356

The Interim Housing Phase II project for San Diego HS provides temporary relocatable classroom buildings to supplement the existing portables located on the north side of the site to support the relocation of teachers and students during construction of the Whole Site Modernization scope of work.

  
Christopher Francis90230050.290230050.28/14/2020 1:38 PM4/11/2024 2:06 PMDaley Michael9023

GMP 1 is removal of 3 portable classrooms, placement of 6 relocatable interim classrooms, ADA upgrade to accessible parking and restrooms in Building 400, construction of a new fire services and relocation of site water and irrigation mains.


  
Robert Morris93070051.193070051.110/9/2020 1:08 PM10/9/2020 1:08 PMDaley Michael9307

​The CPMA JUF Parking and Fencing project provides site security fencing for the Performing Arts Building (PAC) and school grounds outside the Joint Use Area. It also provides a Joint Use Parking Lot, in coordination with the Solar Carport project.

  
John Stokes93490100.293490100.211/2/2020 2:17 PM6/27/2023 6:40 AMDaley Michael9349

New administration and classroom building (Bldg. 900), fencing and site security upgrades, conversion of existing administration building to classrooms (Existing 100 Bldg), removal and replacement of existing lunch court covers, concrete flatwork rework throughout campus, parking and circulation improvements, classroom refresh throughout campus (Existing 200, 300, 400 Bldgs), Modifications to interior PE facilities in existing 500 bldg., demolition of remaining portable classrooms at site.

  
John Stokes93490100.393490100.311/2/2020 2:19 PM11/2/2020 2:19 PMDaley Michael9349

New administration and classroom building, fencing and site security upgrades, conversion of existing administration building to classrooms, removal and replacement of existing lunch court covers, concrete flatwork rework throughout campus, parking and circulation improvements, review of PV systems, classroom refresh throughout campus, demolition of remaining portable classrooms at site.

  
Julio Ramos93380102.293380102.212/3/2020 9:22 AM12/3/2020 9:24 AMDaley Michael9338

​This project involves the renovation of 10,900sf of the existing 2-story 300 Building for ongoing use as the Music Instructional Building, which includes one Band Classroom of approximately 3,570sf and a 2,000sf Choral classroom, which will be divisible to become two 1,000sf choral classrooms.

The renovation of the 400 Building involves the remodel of 9,024sf of the existing building for use as a school museum in the area formerly used as interim housing for the Administrative and Counseling offices.  The interior space will be remodeled to accommodate a reception desk, an open gallery, a conference room, storage space and an office.  The space will feature all new floor, wall and ceiling finishes, as well as new lighting.

The Quad Upgrades include shade structures, general renovation of existing landscape areas, addition of seating areas and hardscape improvements to address accessibility issues.

  
Julio Ramos93380101.293380101.212/3/2020 9:24 AM12/3/2020 9:24 AMDaley Michael9338

​This project involves the design and construction of a new 16,500 gsf 2-story building with an energy-efficient, modern design. The building will be located east of Building 100 and south of Building 1200, providing convenient access from the central and southern areas of campus.  This location allows delivery trucks direct access to the loading dock from Chamoune Avenue.  The upper floor will connect to the second-floor landing of the easterly stair tower of the 100 Building and to the second-floor level exit on the south side of the 1200 Building, via an elevated pedestrian bridge.  An exterior elevator and staircase will provide access to the bridge connecting the cafeteria and Building 1200.  A smaller interior elevator will provide service and staff access between the ground level kitchen and the second-floor servery.

The building will provide new indoor and outdoor dining areas, food kiosks and production kitchen spaces on the ground floor and servery on the upper floor.  Each of the two 840 gsf food kiosks will provide four points of service (for a total of eight) to enable rapid service during a limited lunch period. Their location at the north end of the academic quad, allows for convenient access for students with classes at that end of the campus.

  
Saya Haddad93570101.193570101.11/13/2021 1:14 PM3/19/2021 10:25 AMDaley Michael9357

The project consists of converting the existing Auto Shop into a Principles of Engineering / Computer Integrated Manufacturing lab. The shop will be divided into one classroom and one lab space with new air conditioning equipment and ductwork for both the classroom and lab space; new lighting for both spaces; new suspended ceiling in the classroom; new teaching walls in both spaces including overhead projector, audio amplifier, and whiteboard; new room finishes including painting and epoxy floor coating; and new furniture and lab equipment.

  
Saya Haddad93570100.193570100.11/13/2021 1:15 PM3/19/2021 10:25 AMDaley Michael9357

The project consists of remodeling two existing classrooms into a collaborative Design Studio and lecture space. Additional lab space will be created by removing storage rooms in order to provide a photography section along with new grid lighting and portable screens. The Design Studio will have new epoxy flooring, new lighting and an adjoining classroom with a new wall with windows. Both the lab and classroom space will have new technology equipment including specialized equipment related to photography and digital design. 

  
Canh Tran93320101.193320101.12/2/2021 8:45 AM9/3/2021 1:26 PMDaley Michael9332

This Career Technical Education (CTE) project at Clairemont High School consists of converting rooms 501, 503, 507 and portion of art room into a Patient Care Classroom and a Sports Medicine Classroom with related laboratory. Upgrades in the classroom will include new flooring, repairing existing wall surfaces, the addition of storage cabinets, a new ceiling system with LED lighting, existing HVAC ductwork modified as needed, additional electrical and data outlets, and a new audiovisual system and whiteboards. New laboratory and classroom furniture & equipment will also be provided.

The existing gym restroom will be upgraded to meet accessibility requirements and site improvements will include path-of-travel modifications from existing disabled accessible parking to the new facility.

  
Silvie Meloan90090120.190090120.12/9/2021 10:45 AM12/9/2021 1:04 PMDaley Michael9009

The scope of this project involves construction of 6' high chain link fence and gates in the parking lot area, installation of anti-climb chain link fabric adjacent to buildings, and installation of 8' high integrated privacy slats chain link fence around the kindergarten area.

Single point of entry consists of installation of intercom, two security cameras, 42" TV monitor, card readers, electric strike with buzzer, and intercom controller with three release buttons.

  
Nick Leong90430120.190430120.13/3/2021 11:31 AM3/3/2021 11:32 AMDaley Michael9043

Install security perimeter and Joint-Use-Field fencing and modifications to administration office to create a secure single point of entry.

  
Nick Leong90870120.190870120.13/3/2021 11:35 AM3/3/2021 11:37 AMDaley Michael9087

Install security perimeter and Joint-Use-Field fencing and modifications to administration office to create a secure single point of entry.

  
Nick Leong91050120.191050120.13/3/2021 11:37 AM3/5/2021 8:43 AMDaley Michael9105

​Install security perimeter and Joint-Use-Field fencing, new pedestrian sidewalk to Joint Use Field from parking lot, and modifications to the administration building to create a secure single point of entry.

  
Pedro Van Den Eeden92470120.192470120.13/3/2021 11:40 AM11/12/2021 10:16 AMDaley Michael9247

The Ross Elementary School fencing-entryway project consists of the installation of chain link fencing, new chain link fencing with privacy slats, single chain link pedestrian gate. Privacy slats will be installed along the perimeter of kindergarten area and portion of CDC area.  Replace existing front door at admin with half-lite door with intercom, electric strikes and card readers (interior and exterior). Installation of new half-lite door with electric strike on campus side. Installation of exterior mounted security camera at front door location and new interior mounted security camera at front door entry reception area. Installation of 42" security monitor at reception area. Installation of (3) remote intercom release buttons in reception area.


  
Dana Peterson97960032.297960032.23/4/2021 8:29 AM3/4/2021 8:30 AMDaley Michael9796

​This project consists of the construction of 2 new classroom buildings, and a MPR to accomodate middle/elementary students, modernization of existing buildings and demolition of 8 existing portables in addition to removal of the Interim Housing. 

  
Pedro Van Den Eeden91790120.191790120.13/4/2021 1:34 PM3/4/2021 1:34 PMDaley Michael9179

​The Loma Portal Elementary School fencing project consists of the installation of 10' chain link fencing and 10' ornamental fencing and a 10' high ornamental fencing.  Ornamental fencing will be installed at the front of the school. 

Installation of 1/2 lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  Exterior mounted security camera at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area.  42" security monitor at reception area. 


  
Pedro Van Den Eeden91810120.191810120.13/4/2021 1:35 PM3/4/2021 1:36 PMDaley Michael9181

The Longfellow Elementary School fencing project consists of the installation of 10' chain link fencing, 10' ornamental fencing and a security screen door at the cafeteria door.  

  
Pedro Van Den Eeden92250120.192250120.13/4/2021 1:38 PM3/4/2021 1:38 PMDaley Michael9225

​The Ocean Beach Elementary School fencing project consists of the installation of 10' chain link fencing at the main campus and kindergarten campus. 

Installation of 1/2 lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  Exterior mounted security cameras at front door location and along the path of travel from the front gate to the admin door. Interior security camera at front door entry reception area.  42" security monitor at reception area. Card Readers at Kindergarten gate.


  
John Stokes93490103.293490103.23/4/2021 2:15 PM3/11/2021 8:22 AMDaley Michael9349

The project consists of conversion of the existing ROTC space into a CTE classroom dedicated to engineering instruction and maker space.  Space will be divided into classroom/instructional space and lab/shop tool work space.  Work to include demolition of the existing ROTC space and ceiling, rework of the existing HVAC and ventilation system to accommodate the classroom and shop spaces, construction of new interior walls, new finishes on all surfaces, new lighting in both spaces, new I-21 equipment as well as classroom furniture appropriate to the instructional and shop needs.  

  
Silvie Meloan91150120.191150120.13/23/2021 9:56 AM12/9/2021 1:04 PMDaley Michael9115

The scope of this project involves installation of 8' high fencing at the front of the school to enclose kindergarten classrooms and principal's office, and replacement of chain link fabric with anti-climb fabric at classroom building 3 and building 2.  

Single point of entry in the admin building consists of construction of new rear entryway, new half-lite door at the front entrance, intercom, card reader, electric strike buzzer, two new cameras with 42" tv monitor, and intercom controller with release buttons.


  
Silvie Meloan92180120.192180120.13/23/2021 9:59 AM1/4/2022 12:47 PMDaley Michael9218

The scope of this project involves construction of single point of entry consisting of installation of a new half-lite door at administration building, intercom, electric strike buzzer, intercom controller with release button, card readers, and new camera with a 42" tv monitor.

  
Silvie Meloan91570120.191570120.13/23/2021 10:05 AM4/20/2021 10:04 AMDaley Michael9157

Install security perimeter fencing and modifications to administration office to create a secure single point of entry.

  
Silvie Meloan92430120.192430120.13/23/2021 10:07 AM4/20/2021 10:04 AMDaley Michael9243

Install security perimeter fencing and modifications to administration office to create a secure single point of entry.

  
Silvie Meloan90070120.190070120.13/23/2021 10:10 AM1/6/2022 12:46 PMDaley Michael9007

The scope of this project involves construction of 8' high chain link fence with 6' high privacy slats around the kindergarten area and replacement of chain link fabric near buildings with 1" anti-climb fabric. 

In addition, single point of entry consists of installation of a new half-lite door at administration building, new access control barrier storefront, intercom, electric strike buzzer, intercom controller with release buttons, card readers, and four cameras with a tv monitor.



  
Silvie Meloan91660120.191660120.13/23/2021 10:15 AM1/6/2022 12:50 PMDaley Michael9166

The scope of the project consists of construction of 8' high chain link fence south of building 4 and around lunch court area, 10' high chain link fence between the campus and the city park on the east side of the campus, 3'4" high chain link fence on top of masonry wall near multi-purpose building, and replacement of chain link fabric with anti-climb fabric adjacent to buildings. 

Single point of entry consists of installation of intercom, two security cameras, tv monitor, card readers, electric strike with buzzer, and intercom controller with release buttons.

  
Jose Calderon91590120.191590120.13/23/2021 10:16 AM3/23/2021 10:21 AMDaley Michael9159

Install security perimeter fencing and modifications to administration office to create a secure single point of entry.

  
Silvie Meloan91610120.191610120.13/23/2021 10:17 AM1/6/2022 12:47 PMDaley Michael9161

The scope of this project includes construction of new 8' high chain link fencing and 6' high gates between the admin and assembly buildings.

Single point of entry in the admin building consists of construction of new half-lite door, intercom, card reader, electric strike buzzer, two new cameras with tv monitor, and intercom controller with release buttons.

  
Silvie Meloan93210120.193210120.13/23/2021 10:19 AM1/6/2022 12:51 PMDaley Michael9321

The scope of this project involves construction of single point of entry consisting of installation of a new half-lite door at administration building, intercom, electric strike buzzer, intercom controller with release buttons, card readers, and new camera with a tv monitor.

  
Alonso Casas93380103.193380103.14/5/2021 1:02 PM4/5/2021 1:29 PMDaley Michael9338

​Perform Remodel for CTE Sports Medicine Classroom composed of three areas, classroom, activity/Cardio and treatment room.  Replace floor slabs to accommodate under slab infrastructure; construct new non-bearing partitions.  Build new panelized wood grille ceilings.  Redistribute HVAC ducting.  Perform minor modifications to existing underground site utilities;, construct retaining wall;, and replacement of existing landscaping irrigation system at courtyard entrance.

  
Alonso Casas93380104.193380104.14/5/2021 1:13 PM4/5/2021 1:29 PMDaley Michael9338

​Global Informations Systems Classroom with advanced data visualization capabilities.  Project will include classroom space; a teachers' office; and an IDF closet.  The space will be divided into three functional areas; technology, standing work counters; and collaborative work area with table seating.

  
Gabriela Soriano93560102.193560102.14/6/2021 1:31 PM4/29/2021 1:44 PMDaley Michael9356

The College Career and Technical Education (CCTE) Engineering Design project at San Diego High School improves educational and support spaces, by converting the existing Auto Shop in room 502, Building 500 into an engineering classroom lab.

The facility will include a classroom equipment room, and storage area. Upgrades to the classroom include new windows, doors, finishes as well as new Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC). An exterior collaborative area (with canopy above) will be provided on the east side of the classroom.

Furniture is provided in the classroom area to support a lecture area and a hands on project work area.

The equipment room will assist in storing the laser cutter, saw and a lathe. The storage room will be used to secure materials used by students and staff.

This project improves accessibility and makes other improvements to satisfy California Building Code requirements based on the scope of work.


  
Sheila Younger-Watkins93620030.193620030.14/9/2021 7:59 AM4/9/2021 8:50 AMDaley Michael9362

Summer 2020 scope of work includes fencing to separate the two schools, re-labeling of parking spaces, adding sink to relocatable R2, demolition of two portables and move two relocatables to Kavod Charter.


  
Sheila Younger-Watkins93620031.193620031.14/9/2021 8:01 AM4/9/2021 8:03 AMDaley Michael9362

Scope of work will include construction of interior office spaces in two relocatables and installation of a playground structure.

  
Alonso Casas93360101.293360101.24/20/2021 12:22 PM4/20/2021 12:28 PMDaley Michael9336

​This project consists of the following site improvements: Install 10' perimeter fence and provide sand in volleyball courts.  Replace existing batting cage, grade and asphalt by tennis courts, paint lettering at concrete bleachers and install signs at stadium ticket booth and restrooms.  Install chain link at track perimeter, home upper bleachers, between shotput and long jump and between Admin. and Early Education yard. 


  
Todd Kerr93500100.293500100.25/19/2021 8:30 AM6/24/2024 2:07 PMDaley Michael9350

​Repair, renovate and revitalize Mission Bay High School facilities, includes building systems repair and replacement, improvements to support learning and instruction, health, safety and security, accessibility and code compliance, energy efficiency and sustainability.  Major renovation and single point of entry for the administration building with an updated facade.  Renovation of Auditorium to include new seating, ADA accessibility, dressing rooms, ticket booth and new sound and lighting system for the stage.  Renovation of the cafeteria serving line including new serving equipment and flooring.  Modernization of 8-Science, 3-CTE, 3-Art and 21-Classrooms to include new flooring, window blinds, interior and exterior paint. Renovation of 4-Student restrooms and 2-Single stall restrooms with new finishes and make ADA compliant. Provide new (1) permanent double wide 40’x48’ and (1) permanent 24’x 40’ relocatable’s for special needs classroom and office space.  The Boys and Girls PE locker rooms will be renovated to include new shower facilities, lockers, team rooms, paint and replace natural grass multi-purpose field to synthetic grass surface with new ADA compliant boy’s and girl’s restroom building.
  
Diane Malone94020030.294020030.26/30/2021 9:15 AM6/23/2023 7:31 AMDaley Michael9402

The project includes the construction of 2 new two-story K-8 Classroom Buildings, a single-story Administration Building, a modular Food Service Building, PC Lunch Shelter, a new indoor-size artificial turf soccer field, new playground areas and a renovated parking lot.  Construction will be in three phases to accommodate school operations and phased demolition/removal of the existing permanent and portable buildings.

  
Jason Mos92850120.192850120.17/16/2021 1:07 PM11/3/2021 11:59 AMDaley Michael9285

Group N Walker ES fencing/entryway project includes a new door opening required for new SPOE scope including installation of ½ lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  Exterior mounted security camera at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area.  42” security monitor at reception area. Added scope to support DSA Certification including new hardware, new signage and ADA compliance site work.

  
Diane Malone92210032.192210032.18/13/2021 2:27 PM8/13/2021 2:27 PMDaley Michael9221

​Project includes ornamental steel security fencing with key-locked gates and pavement improvements.

  
Diane Malone92210033.192210033.19/3/2021 9:16 AM9/3/2021 9:17 AMDaley Michael9221

​Project includes removal of 3 existing HVAC rooftop units, replacement with new units, and associated roofing, electrical, fire alarm and controls work.

  
Jason Mos92010120.192010120.19/20/2021 11:24 AM9/20/2021 11:25 AMDaley Michael9201

Group N Hickman ES fencing and entryway project consists of new perimeter fencing to be installed at the kinder area and new perimeter fencing to be installed at the bungalows to separate both on-site campuses, installation of ½ lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers. Relocation of Intercom, security cameras at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area, and new security monitor.

  
Jason Mos91070120.191070120.19/23/2021 11:38 AM11/3/2021 11:50 AMDaley Michael9107

The Florence Elementary School Fencing-Entryway project consists of removal of existing temporary 8' tall chain link fencing. Remove and replace existing kitchen door. Provide new integrated 6'-0" privacy slats at kinder area. Provide new 7'-11" tall decorative metal galvanized steel fence and gates. Provide new security infrastructure at admin office including mounted cameras, intercom and card readers, monitor, and controllers for reception area.

  
Jason Mos91300120.191300120.19/23/2021 11:40 AM11/3/2021 11:44 AMDaley Michael9130

The Joyner Elementary School Fencing-Entryway project consists of replace existing entrance door to front office with new half-lite door with intercom, electric strikes and card readers (interior and exterior). Installation of (3) new remote intercom release buttons at reception desks. Installation of exterior mounted security camera at front door location and interior mounted security camera at front door reception area. Installation of new 42" security monitor at reception area. Install new storefront wall in between admin area and principals office with additional intercom/card reader, half lite door, and a new storefront wall, and walk off carpet.

  
Jason Mos92030120.192030120.19/23/2021 11:44 AM11/3/2021 11:41 AMDaley Michael9203

The McKinley Elementary School Fencing-Entryway project consists of the installation of 6'-0" tall privacy slats on new 10' high chain link fencing. Replace existing entrance door to front office with new double half-lite door with intercom, electric strikes and card readers (interior and exterior). Installation of (3) new remote intercom release buttons at reception desks and one inside vice principals office. Installation of 2 new interior storefront walls with intercom/card readers and half lite doors. Installation of new half lite door on admin office with intercom and card reader, and installation of new HM door with intercom and card reader. Installation of exterior mounted security camera at front door location, interior mounted security camera at front door reception area, and interior mounted security camera in hallway. Installation of new 42" security monitor at reception area.

 


  
Jason Mos93610120.193610120.19/23/2021 11:47 AM9/23/2021 11:47 AMDaley Michael9361

​The Garfield High School Fencing-Entryway project consists of the installation of 10' decorative metal galvanized steel fence onto face of existing concrete masonry wall, chain link fence at existing masonry wall to extend barrier to a minimum of 10' high above adjacent grade, (3) 3'6" wide hollow metal pedestrian gates, replacement of existing of door hardware on 2 pedestrian gates. New installation of fencing on existing masonry wall bring the barrier to 10' high will close off campus to any unwanted visitors. New pedestrian gates, and additional 10' fencing will be added to the second and 4th floor do to the adult education program, and independent learning program at Garfield HS, redirecting pedestrians to check in with reception to ensure site security. Install new interior campus entrance door to front office with hollow metal door with intercom, electric strikes and card readers (interior and exterior on first floor. Installation of (9) new remote intercom release buttons at reception desk of each reception desk due to the 3 separate education programs on campus (A, B, C). Exterior mounted security camera at front door location, at hallway on second floor, and interior mounted security camera at front door reception area of counseling office. Installation of (4) new 42" security monitor at reception area, counseling office, adult education, and independent learning reception.

  
Jason Mos93320120933201209/23/2021 11:50 AM9/23/2021 11:50 AMDaley Michael9332

​The Clairemont High School Entryway project consists of the installation of new storefront wall at admin area, replacing existing entrance door to front office with new half-lite door with intercom, electric strikes and card readers (interior and exterior). Installation of (2) new remote intercom release buttons at reception desks, exterior mounted security camera at admin area to view approaching pedestrians, and installation of new interior mounted camera behind reception desk. Installation of new 42" security monitor at reception area and new walk off carpet.

  
Jason Mos92890120.192890120.19/23/2021 11:53 AM11/3/2021 11:57 AMDaley Michael9289

The Webster Elementary School Fencing-Entryway project consists of the installation of new 12' wide chain link vehicular gate at service yard. Installation of new ornamental fence with double wide pedestrian gate and one single wide pedestrian gate. Replace existing entrance door to front office with new half-lite door with intercom, electric strikes and card readers (interior and exterior). Installation of new remote intercom release buttons at reception desks. Installation of exterior mounted security camera at assembly/cafeteria location to view approaching pedestrians. Installation of new 42" security monitor at reception area. Install new walk off carpet. 


  
Canh Tran93320102.193320102.19/29/2021 7:53 AM10/1/2021 2:57 PMDaley Michael9332

This project at Clairemont High School will provide improvements to the existing shot put and discus throwing facilities.  There will be the construction of a paved accessible path of travel from the existing track field to the shot put and discus areas. Other improvements include new concrete pads at both venues and a portable safety netting system at the discus cage. Both venues will be designed to CIF competition standards. The entire field will be removed of weeds and receive a layer of DG to clean up and sloped to drain.

  
Alonso Casas90130100.290130100.210/6/2021 8:08 AM7/11/2023 9:04 AMDaley Michael9013

The scope includes repair/upgrade/renovate classrooms and restrooms in Building 100.    A new kindergarten playground by building 100.  Interior fencing improvements will occur where needed.  Address repairs and upgrades to accessible path of travel.  Parking and play area will be improved at north side entrance from Epsilon Street.  Install shade structure  in the new kinder play area.

  
Mike Clark93410050.293410050.210/6/2021 9:21 AM10/22/2024 12:32 PMDaley Michael9341

GMP-1 of the Millennial Tech Middle School Whole Site Modernization project includes construction of new Administration and Multipurpose/Gymnasium buildings, and a Locker Room addition to the existing 3-story Building 10.  Multiple existing buildings, both permanent and portable, will be removed to make room for these new facilities. Site improvements include a reconfigured school entry and parking lot, replacement of hardscape and landscape throughout the campus, installation of a Solar Photovoltaic Array, and completion of the north end of the synthetic turf field after removal of temporary classrooms in that area.

  
Jason Mos91990120.191990120.110/12/2021 2:49 PM11/3/2021 12:02 PMDaley Michael9199

Group N Mason ES fencing and entryway project consists of upgrading the perimeter fencing with privacy slats at kinder. This would include, but not be limited to, raising fence height to 10'-0" and providing vehicular and pedestrian access gates. The project consists of installation of ½ lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers. Intercom with individual front door control screens, security cameras at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area, and new security monitor.

  
Noorien Bhaidani92100120.192100120.110/12/2021 2:51 PM8/9/2022 9:30 AMDaley Michael9210

Group N Miramar Ranch ES fencing and entryway project consists of new 8'-0" high perimeter fencing to be installed and new chain link fencing to separate the kinder area. The project consists of installation of ½ lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers. Intercom with individual front door control screens, security cameras at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area, and new security monitor

  
Jason Mos92170120.192170120.110/12/2021 2:53 PM10/12/2021 2:53 PMDaley Michael9217

Group N Ericson ES fencing and entryway project consists of new fencing to be installed near the joint use field to give access to City of SD vehicles, separating the students from incoming vehicles. In addition there will be new fencing added around the Kinder Care Harmonium Child Care Center to separate the campuses. Installation of ½ lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers. Intercom with individual front door control screens, security cameras at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area, and new security monitor.

  
Cora Cervantes93520101.193520101.110/19/2021 10:54 AM12/5/2023 12:07 PMDaley Michael9352

The Morse CTE Agricultural Science Building consists of an Agriscience Lab, Greenhouse, and a Workroom. The Greenhouse will include aeroponics, hydroponics and aquaponics. The adjacent exterior site improvements include path-of-travel, landscape, irrigation, new fencing and accessible parking.

  
Sheila Younger-Watkins90080031.290080031.210/19/2021 11:00 AM7/18/2024 7:38 AMDaley Michael9008

​Whole Site Modernization (WSM) project includes landscape upgrades, parking lot and paved walkway upgrades.  Building A will receive foundation and structural upgrades.  Buildings A and B renovations will include demolishing existing interiors and build out of new general purpose classrooms, lab classrooms, a small multi-use room, learning center and administrative spaces on all 3 floors.

  
Sheila Younger-Watkins90080032.190080032.110/20/2021 11:13 AM10/20/2021 11:13 AMDaley Michael9008

Remove and replace existing roofs on Buildings A and B.

  
Canh Tran99540150.299540150.210/22/2021 12:18 PM4/22/2024 9:35 AMDaley Michael9954

This project will constitute the first phase of redevelopment for the new administrative headquarters / education center for the San Diego Unified School District. The objective of this phase is to provide a parking garage and supporting site infrastructure improvements prior to undertaking building and site occupancy improvements in Phase 3. The principal components of this phase will consist of:

  • Interior demolition and hazardous materials abatement in the existing building
  • Construction of a six-story, 180,000 – 200,000 s.f. open parking garage for approximately 500 cars
  • Site utilities improvements/modifications for electrical, solar infrastructure, water, gas, stormwater, etc.
  • Site work including demolition of existing hardscape and landscape
  
Canh Tran99540110.499540110.410/22/2021 12:20 PM4/23/2024 9:34 AMDaley Michael9954

This project will constitute the second phase of redevelopment for the new administrative headquarters / education center for the San Diego Unified School District. The objective of this phase is to provide building and site occupancy improvements. The principal components of this phase will consist of:

  • Construction of a new two-story building on the north for an auditorium and offices
  • Construction of a new single-story office space addition and secured exterior passage along the east frontage
  • Selective demolition of portions of the existing building to accommodate the renovation and additions to the existing structure
  • Remodel/renovation of the existing building
  • Site improvements including parking, hardscape and landscape per City of San Diego ordinance
  • Sustainable design items such as solar PV and EV charging stations will also be provided

Total building square footage consists of 150k existing plus 40k addition for a total of approximately 190k.

  
Pedro Van Den Eeden93410120.193410120.111/12/2021 10:21 AM11/12/2021 10:21 AMDaley Michael9341

​The Millennial Tech fencing project consists of the installation of a vehicle gate and a pedestrian gate at the driveway before the administration building.


  
Pedro Van Den Eeden90210120.190210120.112/10/2021 8:33 AM12/10/2021 8:34 AMDaley Michael9021

​The Bay Park Elementary School fencing project consists of the installation of 10' chain link fencing at the main campus.  ADA path of travel improvements from pedestrian ramp near library to Administration. 

Installation of 1/2 lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  Exterior mounted security cameras at front door location and along the path of travel from the front gate and cafeteria to the admin door .  Installation of card reader, security camera and intercom at Cafeteria exterior door.  Interior security camera at front door entry reception area and cafeteria.  42" security monitor at reception area.


  
Jason Mos90890100.190890100.112/27/2021 11:08 AM12/27/2021 11:09 AMDaley Michael9081

The Edison ES Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of synthetic turf carpet at existing joint use field due to worn and weathered condition.


  
Jason Mos91550100.191550100.112/27/2021 11:10 AM12/27/2021 11:11 AMDaley Michael9155

​The Jefferson ES Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of synthetic turf carpet at existing joint use field due to worn and weathered condition.


  
Jason Mos93380105.193380105.112/27/2021 11:12 AM12/27/2021 11:12 AMDaley Michael9338

​The Hoover HS Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the football field synthetic turf carpet due to worn and weathered condition of the existing carpet.


  
Jason Mos93590101.193590101.112/27/2021 11:13 AM12/27/2021 11:14 AMDaley Michael9359

​The Scripps Ranch HS Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the football field synthetic turf carpet due to worn and weathered condition of the existing carpet.


  
Pedro Van Den Eeden93440120.193440120.11/28/2022 9:05 AM2/7/2023 10:44 AMDaley Michael9344

​The Lincoln HS fencing Enhancement project entails the installation of perforated metal panels with positive messages at existing intermediate ornamental fencing at the front parking lot.

  
Robert Morris93590057.193590057.11/31/2022 2:12 PM1/31/2022 2:13 PMDaley Michael9359

​Replace Gym Building 300 flat roofs & barrel roof; and replace 4 duct flashing transitions to barrel roof.

  
Saya Haddad93570056.193570056.12/7/2022 2:41 PM2/7/2022 2:42 PMDaley Michael9357

​The project includes various punchlist items that were not completed in the Phase 1 of the New Classroom Building project. Various punch list items include caulking, metal flashing at the second deck, security fencing at columns and roll-up doors and waterproofing at the second level deck. Project also will include signage and graphics throughout the campus to reflect the school's recent name change. 

  
John Stokes93490102.293490102.22/15/2022 3:22 PM2/17/2022 8:24 AMDaley Michael9349

Upgrades to Baseball field based on defined needs which include:  Grading and irrigation upgrades, new CIF regulation backstop and foul ball fencing, drinking fountain, announcers booth replacement, PA and announcement system, dugout structural repairs, outfield fencing, some repairs to batting cages.  Relocation and replacement of existing storage containers.  Softball field to include minor modifications to ADA connecting pathway and outfield irrigation heads.

  
Robert Morris93120055.193120055.12/24/2022 8:51 AM2/24/2022 8:51 AMDaley Michael9312

​Replace hot water supply and return lines servicing Building 100 and test the building's hydronic heating system. Repair landscaping, bioretention basin, and hardscape. Scope also includes removal of concrete trench covers with welded steel covers."

  
Canh Tran93170101.193170101.13/10/2022 9:13 AM3/10/2022 10:12 AMDaley Michael9317

​The Muirlands MS Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the existing synthetic turf field due to worn and weathered condition of the carpet. The field is used for baseball by La Jolla HS and soccer/field hockey by Muirlands MS.

  
Noorien Bhaidani92840121.192840121.13/23/2022 10:48 AM3/23/2022 10:48 AMDaley Michael9284

​The Vista Grande Elementary School fencing project consists of the Installation of 1133' lf of chain link fencing, (2) 4' pedestrian gates, (2) 6' pedestrian gates, (3) 10' vehicle gates, 141' lf of fencing, (3) 8' ornamental pedestrian double gates.  Remove 8' and 6' chain link fencing along north perimeter of campus and replace with 10' chain link fencing.  Add 10' chain link along south perimeter of campus providing a direct path to the Joint Use Field and enclosing the field with gates.  Add 10' fencing enclosing the entrance and service yard with gates. 

The project will also include creating a safe and single point of entry into the school and the CDC area for the visitors during the school functioning hours. 
  
Dana Peterson97960033.197960033.14/8/2022 1:04 PM4/22/2022 8:00 AMDaley Michael9796

​Construction of a new chain link fence along Balboa Avenue and ornamental fencing along Hathaway Street.  The fencing will secure the perimeter of the Kavod Charter School parking lot and campus frontage.  The new fence will include a vehicle gate and pedestrian gates. 

  
Pedro Van Den Eeden92610121.192610121.16/1/2022 8:53 AM6/1/2022 9:01 AMDaley Michael9261

​The Silver Gate Elementary School fencing project consists of the Installation of 305' lf of chain ling fencing, security screen door at kitchen delivery area and 56' lf of no climb fence.  Fencing on West side kindergarten area will be installed adjacent to homes around the perimeter of the school.   At the east side of the school next to the handicap parking spaces we will remove that section of chain link fence and replace it with anti-climb fencing.  A new security screen door will be installed for the kitchen as it is accessible from the street. Installation of 1/2 lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  Exterior mounted security camera at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area.  42" security monitor at reception area.


  
Pedro Van Den Eeden92690120.192690120.16/1/2022 8:56 AM6/1/2022 9:01 AMDaley Michael9269

The Sunset View Elementary School fencing project consists of the installation of a vehicle gate to be installed close to the administration entrance on the  North West side. Installation of chain link fencing along the fire lane in front of the admin building and a security screen door at the cafeteria.  Ornamental gate at admin area to create a single point of entry. Installation of 1/2 lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  Exterior mounted security camera at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area.  42" security monitor at reception area.   Intermediate storefront doors at hallway from reception area.


  
Pedro Van Den Eeden92870121.192870121.16/1/2022 9:01 AM6/1/2022 9:01 AMDaley Michael9287

The Washington Elementary School fencing project consists of the Installation of 220' lf of 10' ornamental fencing, (1) 4' pedestrian ornamental gate, (1) 6' pedestrian double gate.   New 10' ornamental fencing will be installed to divide the park and existing playground at the front of the school.    Double pedestrian gates will be added for access to the main campus and to the park area.   4' pedestrian ornamental gate with access hardware will be installed for entry and exit from the parking lot. Installation of 1/2 lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  42" security monitor at reception area.


  
Pedro Van Den Eeden93640120.193640120.16/1/2022 9:05 AM6/1/2022 9:08 AMDaley Michael9364

The New Dawn @ Riley School fencing project consists of the Installation of 650' lf of 10' chain link fencing, (1) 10' pedestrian double gate, (1) 10' vehicle gate, (1) 12' vehicle gate, 180' lf of privacy slats and 6' lf of anti-climb fencing.  At the East side of the campus on the parking lot the existing 4' chain link fence will be replaced with 10' chain link fencing.  This will extend all the way between the New Dawn and Riley schools.  On the East side of the kindergarten playground these is a section of slope that the existing fencing is too low a new section of 10 fencing will be installed on this slope to match the existing fencing on either side.  Sections of anti-climb fencing will replace existing chain link fencing of the delivery access next to Building 1 as kids are climbing onto the roof of the building. Installation of 1/2 lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  Exterior mounted security camera at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area.  42" security monitor at reception area.   Additional storefront doors to divide the hallway and create a waiting room before staff lets people onto campus.


  
Pedro Van Den Eeden92970120.192970120.16/1/2022 9:12 AM6/1/2022 9:12 AMDaley Michael9297

The Whittier / Del Sol Academy fencing project consists of the Installation of 620' lf of 10' anti-climb chain link fencing, (3) 4' pedestrian gates, (1) 6' pedestrian gate, (1) 6' pedestrian double gate, (1) 10' vehicle gate, (2) 12' vehicle gates, 375' lf of privacy slats and  420' lf removal of existing chain link fence.  At the North East parking lot off Waco Street the inner 6' chain link fencing will be replaced with 10' anti-climb chain link fencing.  At the parking lot off Clairemont Drive the existing 6' chain link fence will be removed and replaced with 10' fencing. Privacy slats will be installed in existing chain link fence at the kindergarten area. Installation of 1/2 lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  Exterior mounted security camera at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area.  42" security monitor at reception area.   Additional storefront doors to divide the hallway and create a waiting room before staff lets people onto campus.


  
Radik Musin92010175.192010175.16/8/2022 11:47 AM6/8/2022 11:47 AMDaley Michael9201

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Hickman Elementary School. The final Architects design has the photovoltaic arrays installed on the rooftops of four of the permanent buildings.

The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up 236.69 kWdc, generating estimated 388.6 MWh of electrical energy annually, designed to offset 100% of the electrical energy consumption at this site.

On buildings where new Solar PV will be installed, the contractor will replace the existing roofing material with a PVC membrane type roofing system to achieve a 25-year warranty.


  
Radik Musin92100175.192100175.16/8/2022 1:43 PM6/8/2022 1:45 PMDaley Michael9210

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Miramar Ranch Elementary School. The final Architects design has the photovoltaic arrays installed on the rooftops of four of the permanent buildings.

The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up 177.6 kWdc, generating estimated 304.6 MWh of electrical energy annually, designed to offset 100% of the electrical energy consumption at this site.


  
Radik Musin90780175.190780175.16/8/2022 1:44 PM6/8/2022 1:45 PMDaley Michael9078

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Dailard Elementary School. The final Architects design has the photovoltaic arrays installed on the rooftops of four of the permanent buildings.

The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up 212 kWdc, generating estimated 365.8 MWh of electrical energy annually, designed to offset 100% of the electrical energy consumption at this site.

On buildings where new Solar PV will be installed, the contractor will replace the existing roofing material with a PVC membrane type roofing system to achieve a 25-year warranty.


  
Radik Musin92170175.192170175.16/8/2022 1:44 PM6/8/2022 1:44 PMDaley Michael9217

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Ericson Elementary School. The final Architects design has the photovoltaic arrays installed on the rooftops of four of the permanent buildings.

The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of up 258 kWdc, generating estimated 419.4 MWh of electrical energy annually, designed to offset 100% of the electrical energy consumption at this site.

On buildings where new Solar PV will be installed, the contractor will replace the existing roofing material with a PVC membrane type roofing system to achieve a 25-year warranty.


  
Noorien Bhaidani93590120.193590120.16/10/2022 2:00 PM6/10/2022 2:05 PMDaley Michael9359

​Group N Scripps Ranch HS fencing project consists of new fencing to be installed around the student parking lot area to separate the vacant lot from the rest of the campus providing security, and the installation of a new pedestrian gate at the baseball field fence to retrieve foul balls.

  
Noorien Bhaidani92850121.192850121.16/10/2022 2:03 PM6/10/2022 2:05 PMDaley Michael9359

Installation of ½ lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  Exterior mounted security camera at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area.  42” security monitor at reception area. Work to be performed by PPO.

  
Noorien Bhaidani92850121928501218/9/2022 9:38 AM8/9/2022 9:39 AMDaley Michael9285

New SPOE technology including installation of ½ lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers.  Intercom with individual front door control screens at reception area.  Exterior mounted security camera at front door location and interior security camera at door entry reception area.  New security TV monitor at reception area. Installation of new ornamental fencing to the perimeter of the CDC and sitework upgrades for safe path of travel.

  
Athena Fonseca92150100921501008/11/2022 12:34 PM8/11/2022 12:37 PMDaley Michael9215

The Normal Heights Elementary School Field Irrigation Modifications project includes the separation of the lower campus play area from the upper Joint Use Field irrigation controller that is currently managed by the City of San Diego and the installation of a new irrigation controller to be managed by PPO. 

The Irrigation Controller Modification project will include: the installation of a new irrigation controller with electrical and Ethernet communication, extending irrigation control wires from the existing lower landscape area to the new controller, installation of pipe connections and isolation gate valves between existing campus irrigation mainline and City mainline, and cutting/capping the connection where the irrigation mainline pipe enters the lower landscape area.  Based on the irrigation modifications, minor hardscape and landscape improvements will occur around Building 500 where areas have been impacted by the irrigation modifications.

  
Athena Spada Fonseca91270100.491270100.48/15/2022 2:17 PM1/10/2025 10:15 AMDaley Michael9127

GMP 2, Increment 1 of the WSM includes Phase 1 make ready site work to include removal of portable classrooms, site demo, grading and underground utilities, procurement and installation of long lead system components and renovation of 2 existing UTK classrooms; Phase 2 includes the construction of the new Administration Building, Counseling Center and Art UTK-8 classroom.  
 
GMP 3, Increment 2 of the WSM includes Phase 3-construction of 3 new kindergarten classrooms, 1 new UTK classroom and 1 Science UTK-5 classroom and demolition of the existing Administration/Classroom Building.  Phase 4 includes removal of remaining portables/swing space, the construction of the new MPR/Gym, middle school classrooms, SPED classrooms and Library and support spaces. Phase 5 includes construction of remaining site work, play areas and field. 
  
Lynn Roxas93540100.293540100.28/15/2022 3:20 PM8/15/2022 3:20 PMDaley Michael9354

​In the next Point Loma HS Whole Site Modernization projects we hope to accomplish the construction of a new gymnasium/locker rooms and accommodate a renovated practice gym, and, renovation or replacement of the old performing arts and administration buildings.  In addition, we expect building 400, that includes special education classrooms and food services, to be upgraded as well.  The projects will accommodate school district security initiatives, which will heighten student safety and security, provide accessibility and other improvements that satisfy California Building Code requirements.

  
Kevan Potter91710052.291710052.28/23/2022 9:46 AM8/23/2022 9:47 AMDaley Michael9171

A natural turf Joint Use Field at Pacific View Leadership Elementary School is funded, designed and constructed by the District according to the City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The field is approximately 1.70 acres, replacing a decomposed granite field. The project is part of the City's "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through its Planning Department. Features to be incorporated include a natural turf field, asphalt concrete walking path, drinking fountain, and fencing to separate school from public during exclusive school use periods.

  
Pedro Van Den Eeden92550120.192550120.18/26/2022 10:45 AM8/26/2022 10:46 AMDaley Michael9255

​The Sessions Elementary School fencing project consists of the Installation of chain link fencing along the rear of the property near the new garden,  (1) pedestrian ornamental gate, (3) pedestrian chain link gates, (1) vehicular chain link gate.  

Installation of 1/2 lite front door at admin with intercom, electric strikes and interior and exterior card readers. Installation of 1/2 lite door at rear of admin for access to campus. Intercom with individual front door control screens at 3 workstations in reception area.  Exterior mounted security camera at front door location and interior security camera at front door entry reception area.  42" security monitor at reception area.


  
Silvie Meloan93440055.193440055.110/5/2022 9:30 AM3/17/2023 12:50 PMDaley Michael9344

The Lincoln HS Stadium Drainage project involves installation of french drain interceptor system and new side walk east of the track to mitigate moisture issues. Additionally, the rubberized track will be removed and resurfaced

  
Silvie Meloan91700120.191700120.110/5/2022 9:34 AM12/8/2022 8:52 AMDaley Michael9170

The scope of this project is to remove and replace the synthetic grass surface at the existing joint use field due to worn and weathered condition, improve perimeter fencing where needed, and provide single point of entry.

  
Lauren Corke93250120.293250120.210/13/2022 6:21 AM4/5/2023 8:06 AMDaley Michael9325

The Standley Middle School Fencing-Entryway project is a district security project that provides upgrades to the school’s site security fencing and intrusion safeguards funded by Bond Measure YY. The project consists of providing a new single-point-of-entry monitoring system at the school’s administration building as well as additions and modifications to the school’s perimeter fencing. During school hours, the new fencing and access gates will work to secure the main campus buildings, PE fields, and hardcourts. During joint-use hours, (before and after school), additional entry gates will allow for public access to the joint-use facility fields and hard courts. The Aquatic Center will receive additional security lighting in addition to no-climb fencing along the pool's perimeter.
  
Mike Clark90150100.290150100.210/26/2022 12:01 PM5/12/2023 8:53 AMDaley Michael9015

The Whole Site Modernization project at Mountain View School includes installation of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) at all permanent buildings throughout campus, interior and exterior finishes replacements, the addition of Single Point of Entry security features at the Administration Building, and upgrades to the fire alarm system, restrooms, doors, windows and pathways to meet current code requirements and energy efficiency goals. Outside, the site will be improved by reconfiguration of the play areas, repair of deteriorated hardscape as needed, installation of new hydration stations, shade structures, and a solar photovoltaic array, and repair and improvements to irrigation and landscaping. The security camera system will be expanded to provide coverage across the campus. New campus entry monument signage will be provided. 10 portable classrooms and a connecting elevated walkway will be removed, new playground, hardscape, and landscape features will be added in their place.

  
Silvie Meloan93570127.193570127.111/7/2022 9:14 AM2/15/2023 1:31 PMDaley Michael9357

The Canyon Hills HS Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the existing football field synthetic grass surface including new school name and center logo due to worn and weathered condition of the existing..

  
Silvie Meloan93320127.193320127.111/7/2022 9:17 AM2/15/2023 1:31 PMDaley Michael9332

The Clairemont HS Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the existing football field synthetic grass surface including new center logo due to worn and weathered condition of the existing.

  
Silvie Meloan93360127.193360127.111/7/2022 9:20 AM11/7/2022 9:20 AMDaley Michael9336

The Henry HS Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the existing football field synthetic grass surface due to worn and weathered condition of the existing.

  
Silvie Meloan93410127.193410127.111/7/2022 9:22 AM11/7/2022 9:23 AMDaley Michael9341

The Millennial Tech Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the existing football field synthetic grass surface due to worn and weathered condition of the existing.

  
Silvie Meloan93540127.193540127.111/7/2022 9:25 AM2/15/2023 1:31 PMDaley Michael9354

The Point Loma HS Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the existing football field synthetic grass surface including new center logo due to worn and weathered condition of the existing.

  
Silvie Meloan935501279355012711/7/2022 9:28 AM11/7/2022 9:29 AMDaley Michael9355

he University City HS Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the existing football field synthetic grass surface due to worn and weathered condition of the existing

  
Silvie Meloan93550127.193550127.112/20/2022 1:34 PM12/20/2022 1:35 PMDaley Michael9355

​The University City HS Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the existing football field synthetic grass surface due to worn and weathered condition of the existing.

  
David Beltran90910175.190910175.11/6/2023 8:52 AM1/6/2023 8:53 AMDaley Michael9091

This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Emerson/Bandini Elementary School. The Criteria Architects design shows two photovoltaic arrays installed over the parking lot area on the Western side of the campus. All of these panels are mounted on elevated steel frames, creating new shaded parking canopies that will include LED lighting. 

The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of 200kWp of electrical energy, which is designed to offset 100% of the electrical energy consumption at this site.


  
David Beltran90390175.190390175.11/6/2023 8:55 AM1/6/2023 8:55 AMDaley Michael9039

​This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Burbank Elementary School. The Criteria Architects design has two photovoltaic arrays installed over the parking lot area on the Northwest end of the campus and two arrays in the playground area providing shade for playground equippment. All of these panels are mounted on elevated steel frames, creating new shaded canopies that will include LED lighting. 

The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of 215 kWp of electrical energy, which is designed to offset 100% of the electrical energy consumption at this site.

 


  
David Beltran91620175.191620175.11/6/2023 8:57 AM1/6/2023 8:58 AMDaley Michael9162

​This project is a solar photovoltaic system installation at Kimbrough Elementary School. The Criteria Architects design has two photovoltaic arrays installed over the parking lot area on the Northern end of the campus (one will accomodate ADA access).

There is also two Solar Shade structures needed to complete the generation, shown be installed on the Southern end of the campus along the Joint Use Field. 

All of these panels are mounted on elevated steel frames, creating new shaded parking canopies that will include LED lighting.  

The system is a renewable power source with an annual estimated production of 220kWp of electrical energy, which is designed to offset 100% of the electrical energy consumption at this site. 

 


  
Dana Peterson93810030.293810030.21/27/2023 1:28 PM2/6/2023 2:19 PMDaley Michael9381

​Develop a new charter high school campus through the adaptive renovation and reuse of an existing building located at 446 26th St., San Diego.  The existing building is approximately 78,000 gross sf, 6 stories and was originally constructed around 1972 as an acute-care hospital. 

Renovation will occur based on the approved Master Plan to include Administration space, Food Services, Classrooms, Science Labs, Visual and Performing Arts, Library Media Center and Physical Education space,  in addition to improving the parking lot for drop off.


  
Michael Hernandez91150130.191150130.12/9/2023 8:05 AM2/9/2023 8:16 AMDaley Michael9115

​The Freese Elementary School shade shelter project proposes three new 20 foot x 20 foot shade shelter structures. The shade shelters will be located within the primary playground area, and the Kindergarten playground area. The Freese ES: Shade Shelter Project will be Bid as part of Group 3 and the entire group will be bid and awarded together. Group 3 has the following 18 school sites; Audubon ES, Bethune ES, Freese ES, Fulton ES, Johnson ES, Penn ES, Porter ES, Webster ES, Zamorano ES, Longfellow ES, Carver ES, Hancock ES, Ibarra ES, Kumeyaay ES, Torrey Pines ES, Miller ES, Rolando Park ES, Vista Grande ES

  
Michael Hernandez91190130.191190130.12/9/2023 8:06 AM2/9/2023 8:15 AMDaley Michael9119

​The Fulton Elementary School shade shelter project proposes three new 20 foot x 20 foot shade shelter structures. The shade shelters will be located within the primary playground area, and the Kindergarten playground area. The Fulton ES: Shade Shelter Project will be Bid as part of Group 3 and the entire group will be bid and awarded together. Group 3 has the following 18 school sites; Audubon ES, Bethune ES, Freese ES, Fulton ES, Johnson ES, Penn ES, Porter ES, Webster ES, Zamorano ES, Longfellow ES, Carver ES, Hancock ES, Ibarra ES, Kumeyaay ES, Torrey Pines ES, Miller ES, Rolando Park ES, Vista Grande ES.

  
Michael Hernandez92060130.192060130.12/9/2023 8:07 AM2/9/2023 8:15 AMDaley Michael9206

​The Miller Elementary School shade shelter project proposes three new 20 foot x 20 foot shade shelter structures. Two shade shelters will be located within the primary playground area, and one on the Kindergarten playground area. The Miller ES: Shade Shelter Project will be Bid as part of Group 3 and the entire group will be bid and awarded together. Group 3 has the following 18 school sites; Audubon ES, Bethune ES, Freese ES, Fulton ES, Johnson ES, Penn ES, Porter ES, Webster ES, Zamorano ES, Longfellow ES, Carver ES, Hancock ES, Ibarra ES, Kumeyaay ES, Torrey Pines ES, Miller ES, Rolando Park ES, Vista Grande ES.

  
Michael Hernandez91660130.191660130.12/9/2023 8:08 AM2/9/2023 8:15 AMDaley Michael9166

​The Kumeyaay Elementary School shade shelter project proposes three new 20 foot x 20 foot shade shelter structures. Two shade shelters will be located within the primary playground area, and one on the Kindergarten playground area. The Kumeyaay ES: Shade Shelter Project will be Bid as part of Group 3 and the entire group will be bid and awarded together. Group 3 has the following 18 school sites; Audubon ES, Bethune ES, Freese ES, Fulton ES, Johnson ES, Penn ES, Porter ES, Webster ES, Zamorano ES, Longfellow ES, Carver ES, Hancock ES, Ibarra ES, Kumeyaay ES, Torrey Pines ES, Miller ES, Rolando Park ES, Vista Grande ES.

  
Michael Hernandez91360130.191360130.12/9/2023 8:09 AM2/9/2023 8:15 AMDaley Michael9136

The Hancock Elementary School shade shelter project proposes three new 20 foot x 20 foot shade shelter structures. Two shade shelters will be located within the primary playground area, and one at the Kindergarten playground area. The Hancock ES: Shade Shelter Project will be Bid as part of Group 3 and the entire group will be bid and awarded together. Group 3 has the following 18 school sites; Audubon ES, Bethune ES, Freese ES, Fulton ES, Johnson ES, Penn ES, Porter ES, Webster ES, Zamorano ES, Longfellow ES, Carver ES, Hancock ES, Ibarra ES, Kumeyaay ES, Torrey Pines ES, Miller ES, Rolando Park ES, Vista Grande ES.

  
Michael Hernandez91250130.191250130.12/9/2023 8:10 AM2/9/2023 8:15 AMDaley Michael9125

The Zamorano Elementary School shade shelter project proposes four new 20 foot x 20 foot shade shelter structures. Two shade shelters will be located within the primary playground area, one at the Kindergarten playground area, and one at the special education playground. The Zamorano ES: Shade Shelter Project will be Bid as part of Group 3 and the entire group will be bid and awarded together. Group 3 has the following 18 school sites; Audubon ES, Bethune ES, Freese ES, Fulton ES, Johnson ES, Penn ES, Porter ES, Webster ES, Zamorano ES, Longfellow ES, Carver ES, Hancock ES, Ibarra ES, Kumeyaay ES, Torrey Pines ES, Miller ES, Rolando Park ES, Vista Grande ES.
  
Michael Hernandez92360130.192360130.12/9/2023 8:12 AM2/9/2023 8:14 AMDaley Michael9236

​The Porter Elementary School shade shelter project proposes four new 20 foot x 20 foot shade shelter structures. On the North campus, the shade shelters will be located within the primary playground area.  On the South campus, the shade shelters will be located on the primary playground and the Kindergarten playground. The Porter ES: Shade Shelter Project will be Bid as part of Group 3 and the entire group will be bid and awarded together. Group 3 has the following 18 school sites; Audubon ES, Bethune ES, Freese ES, Fulton ES, Johnson ES, Penn ES, Porter ES, Webster ES, Zamorano ES, Longfellow ES, Carver ES, Hancock ES, Ibarra ES, Kumeyaay ES, Torrey Pines ES, Miller ES, Rolando Park ES, Vista Grande ES

  
Michael Hernandez92350130.192350130.12/9/2023 8:12 AM2/9/2023 8:14 AMDaley Michael9235

​The Penn Elementary School shade shelter project proposes three new 20 foot x 20 foot shade shelter structures. The shade shelters will be located within the primary playground area, and the Kindergarten playground area. The Penn ES: Shade Shelter Project will be Bid as part of Group 3 and the entire group will be bid and awarded together. Group 3 has the following 18 school sites; Audubon ES, Bethune ES, Freese ES, Fulton ES, Johnson ES, Penn ES, Porter ES, Webster ES, Zamorano ES, Longfellow ES, Carver ES, Hancock ES, Ibarra ES, Kumeyaay ES, Torrey Pines ES, Miller ES, Rolando Park ES, Vista Grande ES.

  
Michael Hernandez91810053.191810053.12/9/2023 8:13 AM2/9/2023 8:14 AMDaley Michael9181

The Longfellow Elementary School shade shelter project proposes three new shade shelter structures. The Shade Shelter Program will install one new 20 foot x 20 foot shade shelter on the primary playground and one new 14 foot x 14 foot cantilever shade shelter over the stepped lunch area. The third shade shelter will be a 12 foot x 24 foot located on the JUF. The Longfellow ES: Shade Shelter Project will be bid as part of Group 3 and the entire group will be bid and awarded together. Group 3 has the following 18 school sites; Audubon ES, Bethune ES, Freese ES, Fulton ES, Johnson ES, Penn ES, Porter ES, Webster ES, Zamorano ES, Carver ES, Hancock ES, Ibarra ES, Kumeyaay ES, Longfellow ES, Miller ES, Rolando Park ES, Torrey Pines ES, Vista Grande ES.

  
Anthony Hernandez92850052.192850052.12/22/2023 9:54 AM2/27/2024 8:20 AMDaley Michael9285

The design and installation of storm water conveyance system. Grade and pave the DG area underneath and around the solar structures.  Relocation of Storage containers.

 


  
Alonso Casas91430120.191430120.13/14/2023 8:30 AM1/10/2024 8:44 AMDaley Michael9143

The Hearst Elementary School fencing-entryway project consists of the installation of 8' high chain link fencing, replace a 5' high ornamental with 7'-11" high ornamental fencing, replacing a 6' high chain link with 10' high chain link fencing, (1) 12' wide chain link vehicular gate, (4) 4' wide chain link single pedestrian gates, (2) 8' wide ornamental double pedestrian gates, and a raised chain link in-fill below a covered walkway. New 8' high chain link fence will create separation between the JUA Lower Field and the school after hours. Raised 10' chain link fence will improve separation between the JUA Upper Field and the school after hours. New 7'-11"' high ornamental fencing will better separate the kindergarten yard from Del Cerro Boulevard.

Installation of new solid front door at admin with electric strike, intercom, and card readers (interior and exterior). (1) exterior mounted security camera at front door entry, (1) interior mounted security camera at reception area, and (1) monitor in reception area. Installation of new remote intercom release buttons at (3) reception desks.

  
Robert Morris91430053.191430053.13/14/2023 8:36 AM3/14/2023 8:36 AMDaley Michael9143

Replace roofs on Buildings 1-5, covered walkways, bathroom relocatable and portable K03.

  
Sheila Younger-Watkins92890030.292890030.23/31/2023 11:02 AM3/31/2023 11:06 AMDaley Michael9289

Construct new single story classroom building and single story administrative space with food service.  Demolish 9 existing bungalows/relocatables and restore the existing AC to play area.

  
Kevin Schwartz93410100.193410100.15/15/2023 10:36 AM4/30/2024 3:02 PMDaley Michael9341

The District is receiving a state grant to fund fencing along the property line of the Groundwork EarthLab area plus the main campus. The scope includes placing a new no climb fabric fence approximately 5 ft inside the existing CalTrans fence, on district property, along the northern border of MTM and Groundwork Earthlab site. Remove and replace the drainage ditch on the northern border of MTM. Remove vegetation as needed for the fence. Replacing the fence running North to South on the Groundwork Earthlab area with an 8ft 'no climb' fence,


  
Athena Spada Fonseca91970053.191970053.17/17/2023 10:06 AM7/17/2023 10:07 AMDaley Michael9197

The Marvin ES UTK Interim Housing Classroom project includes the installation and construction of two 24x40 relocatable classrooms and ramps moved from the Clairemont Canyons site.

  
Anthony Hernandez91110155.191110155.18/23/2023 1:12 PM6/28/2024 11:06 AMDaley Michael9111

The UTK Improvements project at Foster Elementary will provide three new portable UTK classrooms. 

The project includes installation of three relocatable classrooms with age appropriate furniture and individual classroom bathrooms, and new playground equipment and a playground shade structure in the dedicated UTK play area.  

The project will also provide new lunch tables and path of travel ADA improvements through the campus to the UTK area. 


  
Anthony Hernandez91310155.191310155.18/23/2023 1:32 PM6/28/2024 11:07 AMDaley Michael9131

The UTK Improvements project at Green Elementary will provide three new portable UTK classrooms.  

The project includes installation of three relocatable classrooms with age appropriate furniture and individual classroom bathrooms, and new playground equipment and a playground shade structure in the dedicated UTK play area. 

The project will also provide new lunch tables and path of travel ADA improvements through the campus to the UTK area. 
  
Anthony Hernandez91340052.191340052.18/23/2023 1:36 PM1/18/2024 12:01 PMDaley Michael9134

Installation of restroom relo with underground utilities and a new ADA ramp.   New fencing to be installed around the new relo restroom for safety.  Fire alarm and ECS will also be installed


  
Cora Cervantes92350120.192350120.19/15/2023 7:32 AM12/26/2023 1:56 PMDaley Michael9235

Install security perimeter fencing around east joint use field boundary, southeast campus edge, and west joint use access area. Install joint use field fencing between field and secured campus.

  
Kevin Schwartz91850100.191850100.19/28/2023 6:22 AM9/28/2023 6:22 AMDaley Michael9185

​An 11,652 sq. feet Artificial Turf Field will be placed down on top of the existing asphalt on the northern corner of the playground."

  
Todd Kerr99990003.299990003.210/9/2023 10:54 AM10/9/2023 10:55 AMDaley Michael9370

Marshall Middle School SPOE project consists of the installation of Aiphone intercom system with individual front door control and 3 substations located in the admin reception area, card reader, exterior mounted security camera at front door location and security camera at front door entry reception area. Also provide 43" security monitor at reception area. 

  
Todd Kerr99990003.199990003.110/9/2023 10:57 AM10/9/2023 10:58 AMDaley Michael9086

Dingeman Elementary School SPOE project consists of the installation of Aiphone intercom system with individual front door control and 3 substations located in the admin reception area, card reader, exterior mounted security camera at front door location and security camera at front door entry reception area. Also provide 43" security monitor at reception area.  

  
Todd Kerr93700120.193700120.110/9/2023 11:02 AM10/9/2023 11:03 AMDaley Michael9370

Marshall Middle School fencing project consists the removal of 363 LF of 4'-0" high chain link fencing and the installation of 363 LF of new 10'-0" high chain link fencing with 8'-0' wide double vehicle gate. Also the installation of 8'-0" high ornamental fencing and gate between building and wall. 

  
Bernard Calangian90090052.190090052.110/27/2023 9:19 AM10/27/2023 9:21 AMDaley Michael9009

​Re-roof eight (8) buildings & (19) portables.

  
John Stokes93420100.293420100.211/1/2023 8:18 AM11/1/2023 8:18 AMDaley Michael9342

Demolition of existing gymnasium building and girls athletic facilities. Construction of new Auxiliary Gym, concessions & Girls Athletic facilities, expansion of existing parking lot with improvements to main site entry on Westbourne Street, Outdoor gathering space to integrate new gym facilities to school site, possible parking lighting, bidding and construction of increment #2 of Coggan Pool facility improvements per agreement with Coggan Pool Foundation.

  
Athena Spada Fonseca99920050.299920050.211/13/2023 12:20 PM12/6/2023 10:20 AMDaley Michael9992

​San Diego Unified School District is moving its administrative headquarters from 4100 Normal Street in University Heights to 9330 Balboa Avenue in Kearny Mesa, creating an opportunity to redevelop the 4100 Normal St. property. 

Guided by extensive community input, the redevelopment of 4100 Normal St. will prioritize workforce and affordable housing to support San Diego Unified staff, creating an education village that reflects the property's local education history.

Project goals include:

  • Construction of approximately 500 affordable housing units with approximately one onsite parking space per unit. The unit mix comprises one, two, and three-bedroom homes. 
  • Creating open space for outdoor recreation, including playgrounds, linear parks, an open-air amphitheater, a community garden, and an off-leash dog park supported by the City of San Diego. 
  • Improving pedestrian circulation through the site with links to the community at the east, west, and south edges.
  • Maintain two large heritage trees.
  • Preserve the historic Annex 1 and Annex 2 facilities. 
  • Providing much needed space for student drop-offs and staff parking adjacent to Alice Birney Elementary School.


  
Mike Clark90330053.190330053.112/8/2023 10:30 AM1/29/2024 9:48 AMDaley Michael9033

The Boone ES Re-Roof project includes replacement of roofing systems at five permanent buildings, associated covered walkways, and five portable buildings. Existing rooftop HVAC package units will remain, disconnected and reconnected as needed during construction. Selected HVAC units will be painted. Split heat pumps at Building 02-02 will be replaced.

  
Anthony Hernandez90610120.190610120.11/3/2024 9:47 AM1/3/2024 9:47 AMDaley Michael9061

Perform security upgrades; upgrade 5’ tall fence and gate at kindergarten area, raise perimeter fencing along Linda Vista Rd.  to 10’ and secure “step-up and “gap” condition along perimeter fence line.

  
Athena Spada Fonseca91170055.191170055.11/9/2024 12:14 PM3/18/2025 7:49 AMDaley Michael9117
Minor alterations to (10) existing dsa-certified portable classroom buildings. 
Alterations to (1) existing dsa-certified portable restroom building for accessibility compliance.
Construction of new pc-approved portables to include: (1) portable building for staff lounge/work room, (8) portable buildings, and (2) restroom portable buildings. 
Construction of a new pc-approved lunch shelter, artificial grass field, a new pc-approved ramp to connect lower and upper campus, and site renovations.


  
Robert Morris19729.119729.11/17/2024 12:12 PM1/31/2024 11:48 AMDaley Michael9361

Removal and replacement of existing HVAC system for the West, East, and North Buildings, including: 2 chillers, 5 roof top units (RTU) and piping, 52 classroom variable air volume (VAV) boxes, electrical, HVAC controls, RTU curbs, and re-roofing.

  
Lauren Corke93220052.193220052.11/23/2024 12:37 PM3/31/2025 8:31 AMDaley Michael9322
The Monroe Clark Middle School Office and Security Remodel project will include minor renovations to the school's administration building. The project aims to improve site operations and security and address all associated accessibility and ADA compliance requirements.

The school's front office, reception, and check-in area will be relocated to the front of the administration building. As part of the project, a new single-point-of-entry system will be installed to enhance on-campus safety and security. Accessibility upgrades will also be made to the area of work within the building and on-site.

  
Diane Malone90370030.390370030.32/6/2024 7:18 AM2/6/2024 7:18 AMDaley Michael9037

Phase 1 of the WSM consisting of a new single story Kindergarten Classroom/Multi-Purpose Room Building and associated sitework completes in June 2024.

Phase 1-B / GMP #2 ​construction of a new 18 classroom 2-story building and renovation of portions of existing Building B into a Kitchen Servery and Library, along with associated Sitework and Interim Housing portable classroom relocation begins in May 2024 and ends in early 2027 after the removal of the Interim Housing.


  
David Beck Jr.91340050.291340050.22/20/2024 8:36 AM3/8/2024 8:10 AMDaley Michael9134

Hage Elementary Whole Site Modernization scope is to include: Improvements to site security; construction of a new single-story 8-classroom building to replace 11 portable classrooms for improved UTK/K classroom size and location; improvements to existing classroom buildings;  improved site circulation, parking, and drop-off zones;  corrections to site drainage,  ADA access, and hard-court play areas; additional shade structures.
  
Victoria Lara90130101.190130101.12/20/2024 1:31 PM2/20/2024 1:32 PMDaley Michael9013

The Balboa ES Artificial Turf Replacement involves the removal and replacement of the existing Soccer Field consisting of approximately 34,480 S.F.

  
Victoria Lara91790100.191790100.12/20/2024 1:32 PM2/20/2024 1:33 PMDaley Michael9179

The Loma Portal ES Artificial Turf Replacement involves the removal and replacement of the existing Play Field consisting of approximately 17,686 S.F.

  
Cora Cervantes99990018.199990018.12/29/2024 11:13 AM2/29/2024 11:13 AMDaley Michael9302

Install new fencing along north parking lot to prevent students from walking into the canyon, install new fence on south side of custodial room and part of the fire lane.

  
Michael Hernandez99990008.199990008.14/4/2024 8:29 AM4/4/2024 8:30 AMDaley Michael9134

The Scope of Work at Hage ES for the Security Fencing 2024-1-MH has new fencing with vehicle and pedestrian gates at the entrance to the school parking lot. New fencing is also being installed at the North side of the campus to enclose the Joint Use Field.

  
Alonso Casas93440102.193440102.14/10/2024 9:43 AM4/10/2024 9:43 AMDaley Michael9344

​Mitigate the field subsurface water intrusion.  Perform subgrade repairs and replace turf.  Restore shotput area surface.

  
Steven Siebern99540052.199540052.14/17/2024 3:20 PM4/18/2024 6:59 AMDaley Michael9954

​Support LAN installation for new Ed Center at 9330 Balboa.  Initial phase to support interim installation to support limited staff move.  Follow-on phase will support larger renovation/new building project as needed​

  
Canh Tran99540110.299540110.24/23/2024 10:57 AM4/23/2024 11:00 AMDaley Michael9954

​This is the interior demolition and hazmat abatement phase of the Phase 3 project. This project will constitute the second phase of redevelopment for the new administrative headquarters / education center for the San Diego Unified School District. The objective of this phase is to provide building and site occupancy improvements. The principal components of this phase will consist of:

  • Construction of a new two-story building on the north for an auditorium and offices
  • Construction of a new single-story office space addition and secured exterior passage along the east frontage
  • Selective demolition of portions of the existing building to accommodate the renovation and additions to the existing structure
  • Remodel/renovation of the existing building
  • Site improvements including parking, hardscape and landscape per City of San Diego ordinance
  • Sustainable design items such as solar PV and EV charging stations will also be provided

Total building square footage consists of 150k existing plus 40k addition for a total of approximately 190k.


  
Alonso Casas93360102.193360102.14/30/2024 10:53 AM4/30/2024 10:55 AMDaley Michael9336

Remove existing lighting bollards at stadium entry and at around theater. Install new lighting poles where necessary.

  
David Beck Jr.93280050.293280050.25/15/2024 7:45 AM5/15/2024 7:45 AMDaley Michael9328

Whole Site Modernization to include: Enhanced site security, upgrades for ADA and code compliance, repair of select building systems, classroom upgrades including interior finishes, to support learning and instructional spaces.

  
Kevan Potter92290053.292290053.25/29/2024 10:22 AM12/3/2024 1:41 PMDaley Michael9229

The natural turf Joint Use Field at Paradise Hills Elementary School is funded, designed and constructed by the District according to the City Parks and Recreation Design Guide. The field is approximately 1.16 acres, replacing a decomposed granite field.  The project is part of the City's "Play All Day" parks program, coordinated through its Planning Department.  Features to be incorporated include a natural turf field, asphalt walking path, trees & plants, drinking fountain, and fencing to separate school from public during exclusive school use periods.  The field will be used by students during the day and the neighborhood in the evenings and on weekends.

  
Reginald Constantino93420101.193420101.15/30/2024 9:45 AM5/30/2024 9:46 AMDaley Michael9342

​Increment 2- Partial renovation of buildings A & B. New mechanical equipment and interior lighting upgrades. New outdoor shower drain.

  
Michael Hernandez99990020.399990020.36/5/2024 3:09 PM6/5/2024 3:12 PMDaley Michael9062

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990020.499990020.46/5/2024 3:09 PM6/5/2024 3:10 PMDaley Michael9091
Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990020.599990020.56/5/2024 3:09 PM6/5/2024 3:10 PMDaley Michael9137

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990020.299990020.26/5/2024 3:09 PM6/5/2024 3:10 PMDaley Michael9055

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Installation 30 ft x 40 ft x 10 ft high shade shelter at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990020.199990020.16/5/2024 3:09 PM6/5/2024 3:09 PMDaley Michael9039

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990021.199990021.16/6/2024 7:07 AM6/6/2024 7:09 AMDaley Michael9089

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990021.399990021.36/6/2024 7:07 AM6/6/2024 7:09 AMDaley Michael9130

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990021.299990021.26/6/2024 7:07 AM6/6/2024 7:09 AMDaley Michael9135

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And two 20' x 20' shade shelter structure(s) at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990021.499990021.46/6/2024 7:08 AM6/6/2024 7:09 AMDaley Michael9215

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990021.599990021.56/6/2024 7:08 AM6/6/2024 7:09 AMDaley Michael9230

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990022.299990022.26/6/2024 7:15 AM6/6/2024 7:19 AMDaley Michael9087

​Scope of work has been transferred to the Whole Site Modernization project.

  
Michael Hernandez99990022.399990022.36/6/2024 7:16 AM6/6/2024 7:21 AMDaley Michael9111

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990022.499990022.46/6/2024 7:17 AM6/6/2024 7:19 AMDaley Michael9121

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And two 20' x 20' shade shelter structure(s) at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990022.199990022.16/6/2024 7:18 AM6/6/2024 7:19 AMDaley Michael9293

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990023.399990023.36/6/2024 7:30 AM6/6/2024 7:32 AMDaley Michael9199

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990023.199990023.16/6/2024 7:31 AM6/6/2024 7:32 AMDaley Michael9217

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And two 20' x 20' shade shelter structure(s) at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990023.499990023.46/6/2024 7:31 AM6/6/2024 7:32 AMDaley Michael9219

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
Michael Hernandez99990023.599990023.56/6/2024 7:31 AM6/6/2024 7:32 AMDaley Michael9285

Install Shade Shelter(s) at play area(s). Typical installation has one 20' x 20' shade shelter structure at the Kindergarten Playground. And one 20' x20' shade shelter structure at the primary playground.

  
German Rearte99990019.399990019.36/24/2024 2:13 PM6/24/2024 2:14 PMDaley Michael9350

Provision of single point of entry/site security measures (security cameras, monitors, video intercom, etc.) and a single chain link gate replacement at Mission Bay High School.

  
Cora Cervantes93520100.193520100.17/15/2024 7:14 AM7/15/2024 7:14 AMDaley Michael9352

Phase IV of the Morse High School Whole Site Modernization project includes upgrades to Building 1100 in the boys and girls locker rooms, restroom renovations, replacing bleachers, and accessible path of travel. The existing Building 1000 will cover the modernization of the existing kitchen, serving and dining area, and roof repairs. The exterior improvements will include upgrades to the Quad, the renovation of the tennis/basketball courts, and improvements to the existing softball field.

  
Sheila Younger-Watkins93780030937800307/30/2024 10:37 AM8/8/2024 12:15 PMDaley Michael9555

Complete renovation and interior improvements of a newly acquired two-story building located at 9555 Chesapeake Drive.  Site improvements include renovation of existing parking lot, security fencing, playground & hardscape.

  
Michela Ferluga91190175.291190175.210/21/2024 8:46 AM10/21/2024 8:49 AMDaley Michael9119

2 new solar canopies totaling 9,764 sf will be added to the southeast corner of the school site.

  
Victoria Lara90800101.190800101.110/21/2024 10:02 AM2/6/2025 2:48 PMDaley Michael9080

The Dana MSBaseball Turf Field Repair project involves the removal and replacement of the existingbaseball artificial turf field and partial replacement of the sub-grade area due to tree root damage.

  
Mike Clark93410050.393410050.310/22/2024 12:32 PM10/22/2024 12:33 PMDaley Michael9341

GMP-2 of the Millennial Tech Middle School Whole Site Modernization project includes construction of the new STEM Building, a collaborative learning environment with two educational spaces, perimeter offices, and a centrally-located courtyard, shaded by solar photovoltaic arrays. Existing buildings, both permanent and portable, will be removed to make room for this new facility. Continuing the promenade that bisects the school’s campus, the STEM Building serves as the gateway to the EarthLab Climate Action Park, directly east of the site. 
  
Alonso Casas93380106.193380106.110/29/2024 8:32 AM10/29/2024 8:34 AMDaley Michael9338

​Perform re-roof; roof patching and roof maintenance to campus buildings 200, 300, 500, 600, 800, 900, 1000, 1100, 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600, 1900, 2000.

  
Athena Spada Fonseca91970050.391970050.310/30/2024 2:17 PM10/30/2024 2:18 PMDaley Michael9197

GMP 1 includes the demo, over excavation, grading and pad preparation for the construction of the new Building 7 of GMP 2 WSM, underground site utilities, and procurement and installation of electrical gear for the site electrical upgrade.

  
Kevan Potter92290175.292290175.212/11/2024 8:40 AM12/11/2024 8:41 AMDaley Michael9229

​The Paradise Hills PV Solar project includes the installation of two PV Solar arrays over the hardscape play area.  Solar modules will be installed on two elevated steel canopy.  They will provide power for the site and the construction will occur as part of WSM project.

  
Chris Rizzuti92050031.292050031.212/19/2024 8:04 AM1/8/2025 9:52 AMDaley Michael9205

​This project is to furnish & install one modular building and associated site work to provide a UTK classroom at America's Finest Charter School.

  
Saya Haddad93570050.493570050.41/27/2025 1:34 PM1/27/2025 1:35 PMDaley Michael9357

GMP 5 scope includes replacing the track surface at the stadium and AC paving at the north and south parking lot at various locations.

  
Gabriela Soriano93560100.293560100.23/11/2025 7:45 AM3/11/2025 7:45 AMDaley Michael9356
The scope of work for the San Diego High School Whole Site Modernization Phase II project includes:
- New baseball field amenities: dugouts, scorekeepers booth, and bleachers
- Demolition of building 700
- Interior and exterior finish upgrades to buildings 800, 900, 1000, and 1100
- Interior upgrades to the library in building 300
- Restroom upgrades to meet code compliance in buildings 800, 900, 1100, and second floor of Building 300
- Site scope of work to include path of travel upgrades


  
Barkha Agarwalla90190033.190190033.14/9/2025 12:26 PM4/9/2025 12:27 PMDaley Michael9019

​New UTK Relocatable, SPOE Install & Site Improvements 

  
Victoria Lara93520102.193520102.15/5/2025 8:39 AM5/5/2025 8:39 AMDaley Michael9352

The Morse HS Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the existing football field synthetic grass surface including new center logo due to worn and weathered condition of the existing.

  
Victoria Lara93490104.193490104.15/5/2025 8:48 AM5/5/2025 8:48 AMDaley Michael9349

The Mira Mesa HS Turf Field Replacement project involves the removal and replacement of the existing football field synthetic grass surface including new center logo due to worn and weathered condition of the existing.