Augmentation of Electrical Service Capacity - Napa State Hospital

The project involves upgrading the electrical service capacity at Napa State Hospital by replacing the existing 2,500KVA transformer with a new 3,000KVA transformer to support primary metering for distribution, while installing a second 3,000KVA transformer specifically to accommodate the HVAC upgrade for Building 282. This expansion is necessary to meet increased power demands and ensure reliable operation of critical building systems. As part of the scope, an idle cooling tower will be demolished to free up space for the new transformers, and a new equipment pad will be constructed to properly support and house the installed equipment. All necessary electrical connections and infrastructure modifications will be completed to integrate the new transformers into the existing power distribution system. The initiative is led by the California State Hospitals, Department of, under the title Augmentation of Electrical Service Capacity - Napa State Hospital, and is forecasted to be posted on December 2, 2025. The work will be performed at the hospital campus in Napa, California. Primary responsibility for the project falls under Kris Badkar, Chief Construction Officer with DSH Facilities Planning, Construction & Management, who serves as the main point of contact, while Meredith Harvan of DGS, RESD, PMDB acts as the Project Director III providing additional oversight. No set-aside or NAICS code information has been provided, and the project is currently in the forecast phase without an active solicitation number.