CHP Fleet Operations Roof and Evaporative Cooler Units Replacement

The California Highway Patrol is preparing to replace the existing metal panel roofing and associated roof accessories at its West Sacramento facility, alongside the installation of new evaporative cooler units to replace outdated systems. The scope includes repairing and refreshing the existing roof deck and awning structure, as well as making minor replacements to structural components to ensure long-term integrity and performance. Additionally, the existing electrical system will be upgraded to support the increased power demands of the new evaporative cooling equipment, ensuring safe and efficient operation. All work will be performed on-site at the agency’s West Sacramento location, with coordination necessary to maintain operational continuity during construction. The project is formally forecasted under the agency’s procurement planning, with Holly Coons, Staff Services Manager III, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries and Art Iwasa, Project Director II, overseeing project execution. The initiative reflects a proactive approach to infrastructure maintenance and energy system modernization, aiming to enhance operational reliability, reduce long-term maintenance costs, and improve environmental performance through more efficient cooling technology. No procurement timeline or set-aside details are yet available, but the project is actively in the planning phase with public notice issued through the CEQA Net portal.