Janice K. Hobbs UC Davis Veterinary Medical Center of Southern California

The Janice K. Hobbs UC Davis Veterinary Medical Center of Southern California project involves the interior renovation of a 23,000-square-foot, one-story metal-framed building at 5040 Shoreham Place in San Diego, California, previously used as a law office, to transform it into a comprehensive 24-hour veterinary medical facility. The renovation will establish clinical spaces including 17 exam rooms, three surgical suites, an intensive care unit, an anesthesia area, an emergency room, a compounding pharmacy, and a dedicated specialty wing featuring cardiology, endoscopy, oncology, nephrology, and ultrasound services. The facility is designed to accommodate 40 to 45 staff members during daytime shifts and 10 to 12 during evening shifts, supporting advanced veterinary care with emergency, critical care, and surgical capabilities. Minimal exterior modifications will be made to the main arrival area and accessible parking, while all internal building systems will be upgraded to meet operational needs. The project is scheduled for completion and opening in late 2025, at which point the existing UC Davis veterinary clinic located four miles away will cease operations. The facility is being developed by the University of California, Davis, under a CEQA Class 1 exemption for minor alterations to an existing structure, with no federal contract clauses, pricing data, solicitation numbers, or formal procurement terms identified in available documentation. The lead agency contact is Heather Davis, Director of Campus and Environmental Planning, with administrative functions managed through the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento. No contract value, payment details, invoicing methods, inspection protocols beyond CEQA compliance, or special contractual requirements such as security clearances or key personnel designations are specified in the provided materials.