Riverside University Health System Department of Behavioral Health (RUHS-BH) Desert Sage Flooring and Tenant Improvement Project, Indio

The Riverside University Health System Department of Behavioral Health is undertaking interior tenant improvements at the Desert Sage facility, a 24/7 licensed residential care center for low-income adults aged 18 to 59 facing behavioral health challenges, located at 82-485 Miles Avenue in Indio, California. The project involves comprehensive renovations to bring the 16,928 square foot facility up to current standards, including the complete replacement of flooring throughout the building, installation of a non-slip floor treatment in the kitchen area, and replacement of wall tiles in all restrooms. These improvements are designed to enhance safety, hygiene, and operational efficiency while maintaining uninterrupted service to residents. The work is classified under the California Environmental Quality Act as exempt under Sections 15301 and 15061(b)(3), confirming that no significant environmental impact is anticipated due to the minor, non-expansive nature of the alterations within the existing facility footprint. The solicitation for this project, identified as FM08410014192 and posted on December 10, 2025, with a submission deadline of March 26, 2025, is managed by Riverside County Facilities Management. Mike Sullivan, Senior Environmental Planner and Facilities Operations Manager, serves as the primary point of contact. The project’s performance location is specified as the facility’s physical address in Indio, and acceptance of all work is required upon completion at the site, with no off-site delivery or logistics components involved. While the scope is clearly defined, the contract contains no specified value, payment terms, contracting officer details, quality standards, evaluation criteria, or special clauses related to security, personnel, or options. Similarly, there is no indication of applicable FAR clauses, packaging requirements, invoicing methods, or accounting data. The absence of financial data, contract type designation, or formal representations from offerors suggests this is a locally administered project governed primarily by state environmental regulations rather than federal acquisition protocols.