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General Contractor/Construction Manager (“GCCM”)-Victory Village

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2026-RFP-18State & Local

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The Victory Village project is an adaptive reuse development in Fresno, California, focused on converting two existing motel buildings into permanent affordable housing. Located on a 1.46-acre site, the project will create 42 residential units, primarily studios and one-bedroom apartments, along with a three-bedroom manager's unit. The scope of work includes the rehabilitation of existing structures, the construction of a new community building, and comprehensive site improvements encompassing landscaping, parking for 63 stalls, and utility upgrades to ensure compliance with health, safety, and accessibility standards. The solicitation for a General Contractor/Construction Manager is issued by the California Real Estate Department under solicitation number 2026-RFP-18. Interested parties must submit their responses by September 4, 2026. The development adheres to Type V-B construction standards with a maximum building height of 22 feet and must meet California's specific requirements for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Primary procurement contact is Rebecca Kelley, and the project aims to transform an underutilized hospitality property into sustainable, high-quality residential housing.

General Info

Victory Village project converts Fresno motels into 42 affordable housing units by September 2026.

Agency

California → Real Estate Department (RED)View Agency

NAICS

236116 - New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders)View NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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A101-2017-Working_draft-Victory_Village_20260723.docx

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Maintenance Wage Rate Determination Fresno Housing 2025-2027

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General Contractor_Construction Manager __GCCM__-Victory Village.pdf

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Davis-Bacon_Act_Wage_Determination_2026_#_CA20260009.txt

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GENERAL_PREVAILING_WAGE_DETERMINATION_-_FRE-2026-1.pdf

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Victory_Village_Plan_Set-CTCAC_Submisson_20260722.pdf

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AIA Document A101-2017 Standard Form of Agreement Between Owner and Contractor

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Preconstruction_Contract-Victory_Village_20260723.docx

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BABA Unreasonable Cost Waiver Analysis

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A201-2007-Working_draft-_Victory_Village_20260723.docx

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Agency_Sample_Contract_Form.pdf

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BABA Unavailable Product Waiver Certification

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2605_Victory_Village_PDF_Set_20260625.pdf

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Section 3 Business Preference Explanation - New Rule 24 CFR Part 75

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AIA Document A201-2017 General Conditions of Contract for Construction

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GENERAL_PREVAILING_WAGE_DETERMINATION_-_FRE-2026-1_With_Increases.pdf

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AgencyCalifornia → Real Estate Department (RED)
Contacts2 people available
OfficeFresno, CA, 93721, USA
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Office AddressFresno, CA, 93721, USA
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Rebecca KelleyProcurement Analysis
Procurement DepartmentProcurement

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Glumac
Los Angeles, CA
Capital Engineering Consultants
Rancho Cordova, CA
Constructconnect
Cincinnati, OH

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Project Name: Victory Village- The proposed project is an adaptive reuse development located in the City of Fresno, California (APN 449-324-11). The project site consists of approximately 63,574 square feet (1.46 acres) and includes the rehabilitation and conversion of two existing motel buildings into permanent affordable housing. The development will create a total of 42 residential units consisting primarily of studio and one-bedroom apartments, along with one three-bedroom manager's unit. The project is intended to transform an underutilized hospitality property into high-quality residential housing while improving building performance, accessibility, health and safety conditions, and long-term operational sustainability. The proposed development includes: Adaptive reuse and rehabilitation of two existing residential buildings. Construction of a new community building. Site improvements, landscaping, parking, accessibility upgrades, and utility improvements. Creation of 42 residential units consisting of studio and one-bedroom apartments, plus one three-bedroom manager's unit. Compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal funding requirements. Building Information Component Description Project Type Adaptive Reuse Multifamily Housing Development Location City of Fresno, California APN 449-324-11 Site Area 63,574 SF (±1.46 Acres) Residential Units 42 Total Units Construction Type Type V-B Existing Buildings Building 1 & Building 2 (Adaptive Reuse) New Construction Community Building Building Height One- and Two-Story Construction, up to 22 feet Parking 63 Parking Stalls EV Requirements California minimum EV-capable, EV-ready, and EV charger requirements

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