Facility Needs Priority 1 Program Projects

The County of Alameda is undertaking a Facility Needs Priority 1 Program to address critical maintenance deficiencies across 18 of its existing owned facilities, including healthcare, behavioral health, youth centers, homeless shelters, and probation sites. The work is driven by findings from a 2018/2019 Facility Conditions Assessment and focuses solely on remediation and restoration of existing infrastructure without expansion, utilizing Design Build and Job Order Contracting methodologies. All projects qualify for categorical environmental exemptions under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines §15301 and §15302(c), eliminating the need for full environmental review. Work will be performed at multiple locations across Alameda County, primarily in Oakland, San Leandro, and Hayward, under the oversight of the General Services Agency at 1401 Lakeside Drive in Oakland. The program emphasizes operational integrity, safety, and compliance with applicable building and safety codes derived from the condition assessment, though no specific technical standards beyond CEQA are referenced. There is no publicly disclosed contract value, payment terms beyond administrative filing fees, or formal contract type such as FFP or IDIQ. Payment is to be made payable to the Alameda County Clerk at 1106 Madison Street, Oakland, CA 94607, suggesting a manual, paper-based payment process with no electronic invoicing systems like WAWF or IPP in use. No contracting officer, COR, COTR, or formal contract administration structure is identified; the primary point of contact is Liam Brown, Senior Project Manager at GSA Capital Programs, reachable at 510-208-9578. Proposals require five physical copies submitted via mail or in person, with accompanying self-addressed envelopes for return documentation, and no electronic submissions are permitted or referenced. No solicitation number, UEI, CAGE code, socioeconomic certifications, or evaluation criteria are provided, and the posting date of January 29, 2026, indicates this is a forecast notice with no defined deadline or award timeline. All required documentation is tied to CEQA exemption filings, with no formal contract clauses, deliverables, inspection criteria, or acceptance procedures outlined beyond the scope of environmental compliance and facility remediation.