Fess Parker's Doubletree Resort Conditions Changes

The project involves a major expansion and redevelopment of the Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort, including a 50,195-square-foot addition to Building B (Bougainvillea), the removal of two guest rooms, and the reconfiguration of six others, resulting in a net increase of 73 guest rooms for a total of 433. Building A (Azalea), a 4,027-square-foot structure with eight guest rooms, along with the tennis courts and a 240-square-foot tennis shop, will be demolished. The total square footage of the resort will grow from 329,780 to 375,708 square feet. New amenities include lanai pools, a main swimming pool, a spa, an outdoor fire pit lounge with a bar, enhanced landscaping, stormwater improvements, and soil and groundwater remediation. Tree management is a core component, with 22 trees removed, 33 relocated, 47 protected, and 50 new trees planted. Parking capacity will decrease from 931 to 880 spaces, with 100 spaces allocated to the adjacent Waterfront Hotel through an existing easement, leaving 780 spaces for the Hilton hotel, supplemented by 71 valet spaces during peak events. Bicycle parking will increase from 58 to 100 spaces. The project is subject to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with a Final Environmental Impact Report approved and a Notice of Determination issued. The City of Santa Barbara serves as the lead agency, overseeing compliance, inspections, and acceptance at the project site in Santa Barbara. No federal contract clauses, pricing data, payment information, or formal contracting officer roles are specified, indicating this is a local government-led project with environmental and land-use approvals as the primary regulatory framework. No contract value, delivery schedule, or procurement evaluation criteria are provided, and submissions appear to be tied to administrative and environmental compliance rather than a competitive solicitation process.