Albert Biella Elementary School Modernization Project

The Albert Biella Elementary School Modernization Project entails the interior reconfiguration and modernization of existing facilities at the school in Santa Rosa, California, with no new construction planned. Work includes upgrading kindergarten classrooms in Building C, modernizing the classroom pod in Building E, and renovating two portable classrooms in Building F. Additional improvements consist of remodeling restrooms, constructing three new play yards—including one designed specifically for kindergarten students—installing ADA-compliant ramps and drop-off areas, reconfiguring parking to include 46 standard and two accessible stalls, adding new perimeter fencing, and enhancing landscaping with tree and shrub plantings, while removing and replacing eight existing trees. The project is being conducted under a CEQA Class 1 Categorical Exemption for minor alterations to existing facilities, with no environmental impact expected. Performance is scheduled to occur on-site at 2140 Jennings Ave, Santa Rosa, with construction set to begin in January 2026 and conclude in August 2026. The lead agency is Santa Rosa City Schools, with Mr. Erik Oden, Director of Maintenance and Facilities, serving as the primary point of contact. No formal contract number, pricing data, line items, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are present; the documents reflect environmental compliance filings and administrative notices rather than a fully executed procurement contract. Payment and invoicing details indicate use of standard public agency processes with a remittance address in Sacramento, and no specific contract type, evaluation criteria, or offeror certifications are provided. The project aims to improve safety, accessibility, and functionality for students and staff within the current school footprint.