Project Overview

The New Maintenance and Operations (M&O) Building will centralize all services into a single building located on the Main Campus. The building will include trade-specific workshops for maintenance, grounds, facilities, and custodial personnel while improving response time and efficiencies by locating the building on the Main Campus adjacent to the central plant.

 

Status: Construction

Project Costs: Measure J=$6,399,604; Local=$13,788,127

Architect of Record: Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc.

General Contractor: BN Builder, Inc.

Project Manager: Oscar Saghieh

Program Management: MAAS Companies

Construction Start: October 2023

Anticipated Completion: February 2025

New M&O Building - Project Site

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Construction Progress Pictures

Upcoming Milestones

  • Interior Activities
  • Exterior Facades
  • Roofing Activities

Impacts and Closures

  • Working is scheduled Monday - Friday From 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
  • Expect some noise during construction

Emergency Contact

  • Victor Vasquez (Lead Superintendent): (714) 732-4730
  • Rosendo Pantoja (Superintendent): (714) 352-1926

Q4 2024 Project Update

New Maintenance & Operations Building

Crews began installing the roof of the building at the end of November. Window installation on the exterior of the building is in progress. Drywall activities will follow the roofing activities.

The installation of prefabricated façade components, known as glass fiber reinforced concrete and Top Cast is underway. Glass fiber reinforced concrete has been applied at the building’s point of entry. Top Cast fabrication began off-site in the last week of November. The finished product will be delivered on-site in the first week of December, after which crews will start setting them in place.

On the first and second floors of the building, framing, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing work are underway. The slab-on-grade was completed on the first floor in November. The transformer has been delivered to the job site. The off-site utilities are pending a connection for the fire hydrant water. The project has now achieved 57 percent of all construction.

The project is anticipated to be finished in March 2025. The design-builder will provide a recovery schedule to compensate for delays in the coming weeks.