Oceanside

• Spring: March 1 - May 31
• Summer: June 1 - August 31
• Fall: September 1 - November 30
• Winter: December 1 - February 28

• Campus Manager: Miguel Renteria, Element Consulting
• Project Manager: Adam Voll, Kitchell Capital Expenditures Managers (CEM)
• Project Engineer: Chris Lerma, Kitchell CEM, and Eileen White, Element Consulting

The 18,800 gross square feet Administration Building will undergo a major renovation of staff spaces to improve space efficiency and accessibility and replace failing infrastructure components. The existing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems will be replaced/upgraded to meet current building and seismic code requirements. The project also includes the construction of temporary portables to provide a home for campus administration while the renovation is underway.

• Program Criteria Architect: Lionakis
• Architect/Engineer: Little Diversified
• General Contractor/Construction Manager: TBD
• Landscape Architect: LandLAB
• Civil Engineer: Land Development
• Environmental Engineer: Dudek
• Mechanical Engineer: P2S, Inc.
• Structural Engineer: KNA Structural Engineers
• HVAC Controls: SC Engineers
• Inspector of Record: TBD

The new 20,450 gross square feet facility will provide a consolidated location and state-of-the-art facilities for all Allied Health programs, and act as the key connection to the main campus promenade.

The facility will include state-of-the art simulation spaces, patient rooms, and operating rooms, as well hands-on skills labs and classrooms. The facility is named for Teresia M. Heyden, who was a long-time Oceanside resident and philanthropist. The new building, along with the new Gym Complex, will form the new health and wellness academic hub.

• Program Criteria Architect: Lionakis
• Design-Build Team: Balfour Beatty/HMC Architects
• Civil Engineer: NV5
• Structural Engineer: Saiful Boquet
• Mechanical & Electrical Engineer: P2S Inc.
• Landscape Architect: Schmidt Design
• Inspector of Record: Consulting & Inspection Services (CIS)

The new Arts/Media Services Building will house a variety of functions, serving the students of the arts hub and the campus as a whole. It will include a spacious new Art Gallery, a 40-person classroom, student study spaces, faculty offices, the Media Arts labs, a coffee cart-type element, and extensive display areas for student art. It will provide dedicated student-friendly study and collaboration spaces. Proposed as a single-story facility, the building will have a strategic path of engagement to the campus promenade.

• Program Criteria Architect: AC Martin
  Design-Build Team: Balfour Beatty/HMC Architects
  Civil Engineer: NV5
  Structural Engineer: Saiful Bouquet 
  Mechanical & Electrical Engineer: P2S Engineering
  Landscape Architect: N/A or TBD
  Inspector of Record: N/A or TBD

The original track, first built in the early 1980s, was removed and replaced with a new soccer and athletics field that meets size requirements for international competition. The project will includes a new 2,100 square feet Field House providing space for team rooms, changing rooms, officers for coaches, equipment storage, new ADA-compliant restrooms, and storage.

The project also includes a two-lane walking and jogging path located around the perimeter of the fields - helping to create a small athletics field complex that better leverages the natural ‘bowl’ formed in the topography of that part of the campus.

• Architect/Landscape Architect: LPA, Inc.
• Engineering Services (Civil, Structural, Mechanical/Plumbing, Electrical): LPA, Inc.
• General Contractor: Los Angeles Engineering
• Environmental Engineer: Dudek
• Geotechnical Engineer: SMS Geotechnical Solutions
• Special Inspections & Materials Testing: MTGL
• Inspector of Record: Alliance Engineering, Inc.

The new 20,630 square feet Chemistry and Biotechnology Building will provide a state-of-the-art facility with chemistry and biochemistry labs and two 40-seat flexible classrooms. As the district’s Biotechnology program expands into a baccalaureate degree program, the building will provide needed space for growth.

The project will be a major component of the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) quad and plaza.

• Program Criteria Architect: Lionakis
• Design-Build Team: CW Driver/HED Architects
• Civil Engineer: NV5
• Electrical Engineer: Michael Wall Engineering
• Mechanical Engineer: MA Engineers
• Structural Engineer: Miyamoto International
• Landscape Architect: KTUA
• Inspector of Record: Atlas

The new 40,415 gross square feet Gym Complex will replace the existing gym buildings (500, 5100, and 5200) and provide a consolidated location for a new gymnasium, athletics instruction spaces, Kinesiology, and the Wellness Center. The facility will also include locker rooms, equipment storage, and a multi-purpose studio. The Gym Complex will be part of the Health and Wellness Academic Hub on campus and is part of a design-build procurement that includes the new Allied Health Building, the tennis support building, and new Parking Lot-5A.

• Program Criteria Architect: Lionakis
• Design-Build Team: Balfour Beatty/HMC Architects
• Landscape Architect: Schmidt Design
• Civil Engineer: NV5
• Mechanical & Electrical Engineer: P2S, Inc.
• Structural Engineer: Saiful Boquet
• Inspector of Record: Consulting Inspection Services (CIS)

Among the renovation projects planned for the Oceanside campus, a major renovation is planned for the B1200 Building, which serves as Oceanside’s library. It will be undergoing a full renovation to upgrade  mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems within the building, and address acoustic issues. Interior layouts will be adjusted to  accommodate changing programming needs of the building. 

This project is anticipated to be completed in phases to allow operations to continue while under construction.

• Program Criteria Architect: Design-Build Team: Level 10 / Architects Mosher Drew
  Landscape Architect: Ground Level
  Civil Engineer: SWS Engineering, Inc.
  Mechanical & Electrical Engineer: MA Engineers (Mechanical) Michael Wall Engineering (Electrical)
  Structural Engineer: Wiseman + Rohy Structural Engineers
  Inspector of Record: TBD

The new parking lot will provide 600 parking spaces and will be located near the main entrance to the campus. The parking lot will include a charging stations. The new tennis support building will provide the tennis courts with adequate storage, restroom facilities, and house a relocated transformer to power the tennis court lighting.

• Programming & Criteria Architect: Lionakis
  Design-Build Team: Balfour Beatty/HMC Architects
  Civil Engineer: NV5
  Landscape Architect: Schmidt Design
• Inspector of Record: Consulting & Inspection Services (CIS)

A new 30” reinforced concrete pipe storm drain line was installed between the Oceanside campus and the City of Oceanside right of way across 2916 Colgate Drive. Work included the removal and abandonment of an existing corrugated metal pipe storm drain line that had failed, as well as grading in the surrounding damaged areas. The project also provided for replacement vegetation and irrigation at the areas affected by construction.

• Engineer: NV5
• General Contractor/Construction Manager: LB Civil Construction, Inc.

The extension of Lot 4C will provide 81 additional parking spaces for the campus.

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The new 39,040 gross square feet Student Services facility will consolidate student service functions currently scattered throughout the campus to a single, one-stop shop, and will include a new home for the Veterans Center. Located at the current Pedley Park, the new building will be strategically located to act as a gateway building for the campus, providing a much-needed sense of entry and easy wayfinding for new or prospective students. Currently proposed as a two-story structure, the building will also allow access and entry from the street level for visitors and a new campus promenade.

• Programming & Criteria Architect: Gensler
• Design-Build Team: Swinerton Builders/DLR Group
• Civil Engineer: NV5
• Landscape Architect: Lynn Capouya, Inc.
• Engineering Services: KPFF
• Geotechnical Engineer: SMS Geotechnical Solutions, Inc.
• Inspector of Record: TBD

Temporary structures - or so-called swing space - will be utilized to house campus activities and instruction displaced by construction. These temporary buildings, housed on the north side of campus, include five classroom trailers, a restroom trailer, and an office trailer to be used during miscellaneous modernization projects throughout the campus.

• Architect: MJK Architecture
• General Contractor/Construction Manager: Conan Construction
• Civil Engineer: NV5
• Inspector of Record: Alliance Engineering

A major renovation is planned for Instructional Building 3000, converting existing faculty/staff spaces to classrooms, providing a minimum of six classrooms to support 40 students each. The new classrooms will be outfitted with new finishes, furniture, fixtures, and equipment. The renovation project will also provide for the addition of new student study and collaboration spaces.

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The renovation of Building 3100 will involve the replacement of aging mechanical and plumbing systems and provide for updated classroom finishes and restroom accessibility upgrades.

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Building 3200, the Student Resources and Accounts building, will undergo a major renovation under Measure MM. Existing classrooms will be renovated to serve as needed student study spaces, with new finishes, furniture, fixtures, and equipment. Restrooms will be modernized, and accessibility upgraded.

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Building 3300 will undergo a major renovation to allow for the creation of approximately 2,100 square feet of office space for faculty, a minimum of three new classrooms, at least one computer lab, and new student study space. The project will also include a full roof replacement.

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Building 3700 will undergo a major renovation to convert existing faculty/staff spaces to new classrooms for 40 students each, along with approximately 1,400 square feet of new office space. As part of the renovation, all classrooms and offices will be outfitted with new finishes, furniture, fixtures, and equipment.

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Building 4100 will undergo a major renovation to add offices and meeting spaces for the Wellness Center.

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Major renovations planned for Science Building 4500 will provide for the conversion of the existing Chemistry labs and associated support spaces to new labs for Physical and Earth Science programs. The project will include upgrades of all remaining science labs, replacement of aging air handling units, and accessibility upgrades.

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Building 4700 will undergo modernization work to help update and upgrade faculty spaces. Upgrades to accessibility will also be included as part of the project.

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A comprehensive ADA plan is in place for the Oceanside campus to ensure compliance with applicable federal and state regulations for campus facilities. The plan will include analysis of the paths of travel from parking lots and transit facilities to destination buildings; surveys of interior and exterior ADA access to establish the level of compliance of existing campus facilities; and design of solutions that will assure full compliance with state codes.

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