Project Overview
The Anaheim Tower First Floor Life/Safety Renovation project will include renovations to improve the building’s durability by mitigating water intrusion issues. Enhancements to the parking areas and to access surrounding the main tower are also planned including an improved path of travel for all users to more easily access the main entrance points to the tower.
Status: Bidding
Project Estimate: Measure J= $3,783,000; State= $10,330,000; RDA= $646,887
Architect of Record: SVA Architects, Inc.
General Contractor: PCL Construction
Project Manager: Matt Pirayeh
Program Management: MAAS Companies
Anaheim Tower First Floor Life/Safety Renovation - Project Site
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Current Deficiencies
Upcoming Milestones:
- Mobilization late February 2024
- Site Demolition to begin early March 2024
Impacts and Closure:
- Working is scheduled Monday - Friday from 7:00 AM - 4:30 PM
- Expect some noise, dust, and loss of use parking lot during construction
Emergency Contract:
- Primary Contact: Matt Pirayeh - Project Manager 310-739-1198
- Secondary Contact: Jon Kim - Project Engineer - 323-745-7285
Q1 2024 Project Update
Anaheim Campus Tower First Floor Life/Safety Renovation
The Department of Finance concluded its review of the conditionally approved contract with the lowest cost, most responsive, and responsible prequalified bidder, PCL Construction, for general contracting services on this project. The Campus Project Team received final approval on February 5; a Notice to Proceed with construction is anticipated to be issued on February 26 once the contract with PCL Construction is executed by the Campus Project Team. Following that, general contractor mobilization will be underway and fencing will be placed around the perimeter of the site.
The Campus Project Team has drafted a contract amendment with SVA Architects to extend program administration services by the Architect of Record (AOR) over the course of construction for this project. This service was agreed upon in SVA’s initial proposal and contingent on funding approval that was recently received by the State Chancellor’s Office. A recommendation will be made to the Board of Trustees at the meeting in March for execution of this portion of the contract.