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Oxnard Fire Station No. 3 Project

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The City of Oxnard is undertaking the demolition of an existing 4,452-square-foot fire station and the construction of a new 12,324-square-foot facility at 150 Hill Street, Oxnard, California, to enhance emergency response capabilities. The new single-story building will house a three-bay apparatus bay equipped with a Plymovent fume extraction system, decontamination room, equipment shop, emergency medical storage, and living quarters for up to 11 personnel per shift, including bunk rooms, restrooms, kitchen, laundry, dining and day rooms, an office, outdoor patio, and a fitness room. Ancillary site improvements include a trash and recycling enclosure, an earthquake and sand storage building, a hose drying tower, a 1,000-gallon above-ground refueling tank certified to UL 2085, a standby generator, stormwater infiltration basin, LED lighting with occupancy sensors, photovoltaic-capable roofing, high-efficiency plumbing and electrical fixtures, perimeter fencing, and landscaped areas with paved parking and circulation. All work must comply with CEQA guidelines and specific mitigation measures addressing biological, cultural, and geological resources, including MM BIO-1, MM CUL-1, MM CUL-2, and MM GEO-1. The project is governed by state environmental review under CEQA rather than federal procurement regulations, with no identification of FAR clauses, contracting officer roles, or federal accounting identifiers such as AAC, TAS, or ACRN. The City of Oxnard, acting as the lead agency, has issued a Mitigated Negative Declaration and Notice of Determination to certify environmental compliance, with no competitive solicitation or contract line-item pricing disclosed in the available documents. The primary point of contact for project coordination is Joe Pearson II, Planning and Environmental Services Manager, reachable via phone or email. Public comment on the environmental review closed on November 26, 2025, with submissions accepted via U.S. mail or email, and construction is expected to commence shortly after environmental clearance. There is no specified contract value, payment office, invoicing method, or delivery terms, as the materials reflect administrative and environmental compliance documentation rather than a formal federal contract award. No military standards, packaging requirements, or contractor representations such as UEI or socioeconomic certifications are applicable, as the project is municipally funded and managed.

General Info

Oxnard demolishes old fire station, builds new 12,324-square-foot facility with modern amenities and environmental compliance.

Agency

California → City of Oxnard

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Hill Street and Saviers Road, Oxnard, CA, 93033

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(5)

Notice of Determination - Oxnard Fire Station No. 3 Project

PDF•notice-of-determination

NOI for Oxnard Fire Station No. 3 Project MND No. 25-03

PDF•notice-of-intent

SCH Summary Form for Oxnard Fire Station No. 3 Project

PDF•environmental-summary

FS 3 ISMND w Appendices

PDF

FS 3 - NOC Environmental Review Document

PDF•other

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PostedOct 23

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → City of Oxnard

Contacts2 people available

OfficeN/A

Organization / Agency

California → City of Oxnard

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Joe Pearson IIPlanning and Environmental Services Manager

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Jessica KirchnerPrincipal Planner

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Interested Companies (1)

Impact Sciences

Los Angeles, CA

Full Description

The Project includes the demolition and abatement of the existing 4,452 square foot single-story Fire Station No. 3 building and all associated/ancillary buildings and structures on the parcel. The existing building would be demolished to accommodate the construction a new 12,324-square-foot (gross), two-story Oxnard Fire Station No. 3 building and ancillary site structures. The new construction would include a fire station split between two-story living quarter, an office area, and a single-story apparatus bay and service area to support the City of Oxnard Fire Department's growth. The building would include three apparatus bays to house various engine and ladder company vehicles. This new construction would also include the removal and replacement of both wet and dry site utilities to support the new facility, removal and replacement of site paving, and the addition of landscaping, new perimeter fencing and/or masonry site walls, and aforementioned ancillary site structures including an earthquake storage building, trash/recycling enclosure, UL 2085 1,000 gallon above-ground refueling tank, standby generator, as well as a new hose drying tower to replace the existing hose drying tower. The two-story portion of the building would feature a lobby for guests and private offices for staff members, as well as living quarters-related amenities like a kitchen, dining room, day room (lounge space), and fitness room on the first floor, with sleeping quarters, restrooms/showers, and laundry facilities on the second floor. An elevator would connect both floors, as would two staircases. The single-story portion of the building would feature a three-bay apparatus garage to house the various engine and ladder company vehicles. A Plymovent mechanical system would be installed in the apparatus bay for exhausting diesel fumes from the apparatus. Adjacent to the large apparatus area would be support spaces like turnouts where the firefighters would be expected to store firefighting equipment, a decontamination (decon) room where firefighters could clean their gear as well as themselves, a shop space for equipment cleaning and repair, an emergency medical services storage room for required medical supplies, a restroom, and miscellaneous utility rooms which would support the facility. The remainder of the Project Site would be paved to provide parking and circulation for the fire station. The fire station would have a maximum height of 36'-0". Project features minimizing environmental impacts from the Project would include: the Plymovent mechanical system, photovoltaic capable roofing and electrical systems, high efficiency plumbing and electrical fixtures, LED lighting, occupancy sensors and mechanical zones for occupied spaces, and an underground stormwater infiltration basin.