Hyde Hospital Behavioral Health Renovation

The project involves the renovation of three floors—third, fourth, and twelfth—totaling approximately 39,400 assignable square feet within the UCSF Health Hyde Hospital Main Building in San Francisco, California, to expand behavioral health services. The scope includes converting space to create a new 50-bed Mental Health Rehabilitation Center and increasing the capacity of the existing acute care Behavioral Unit from 24 to 30 beds, resulting in a net addition of 25 inpatient behavioral health beds to the hospital’s existing 277 licensed beds. The renovation will reconfigure patient rooms, group therapy areas, clinical support spaces, and staff work zones, while upgrading mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire life safety, and accessibility systems to meet current behavioral health and hospital standards. Compliance with applicable codes such as ADA, NFPA, and FGI Guidelines is implied, though specific regulatory references are not formally enumerated. The project is being managed by the University of California, with Brian Harrington, Director of Physical and Environmental Planning, listed as the primary point of contact. The facility is located at 900 Hyde Street, San Francisco, and the work is anticipated to be performed on-site with acceptance also occurring at the hospital location. The contract is currently in a forecast status as of July 16, 2026, with no solicitation number, contract value, pricing details, or formal clause language from the Federal Acquisition Regulation provided. There is no indication of an established period of performance, invoicing method, payment office, or accounting data. No certifications, representations, evaluation factors, or special requirements have been detailed in the available documentation, and no attachments, packaging instructions, or submission guidelines are included, suggesting that this is a preliminary project announcement rather than a fully formed solicitation for bids.