San Bernardino County Behavioral Health Comprehensive Treatment Campus

The San Bernardino County Behavioral Health Comprehensive Treatment Campus is a major expansion and improvement project located at 13333 Palmdale Road in Victorville, California, on a 29.47-acre parcel owned by San Bernardino County with APN 3105-191-11. Originally zoned as Single Family Residential (R-1) within the City of Victorville’s Low Density Residential General Plan, the site is being transformed into a comprehensive behavioral health facility under the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program and Community Care Expansion initiative. The project will introduce a range of new facilities including a 36-bed Adult Residential Treatment Facility, a 24-bed Adult Withdrawal Management building, an Outpatient building with clinical and support spaces, two Adolescent Residential and Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities totaling 32 beds, a Wellness Center with recreational and therapeutic amenities, and a Recovery Residences Building providing 52 beds, for a total capacity of 144 additional beds. Infrastructure upgrades include installing new perimeter fencing and gates, constructing a dedicated access road from Cobalt Road, discontinuing ingress and egress on Palmdale Road, adding extensive landscaping, and expanding parking from 33 to 261 stalls through reconfiguration and new construction. Construction is scheduled from August 28, 2025, through April 30, 2027, with operational readiness anticipated in 2027. The lead agency, San Bernardino County’s Project & Facilities Management Department, overseeing the project through Project Manager Bohra Kim, has commissioned a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment per ASTM E1527-21 to evaluate potential environmental conditions, with findings restricted to county use and subject to confidentiality requirements due to the sensitive nature of client services. Additional special requirements mandate strict coordination with facility administrators during construction, verification of imported fill material for sulfate and corrosion risks, and adherence to 90–95% Modified Proctor compaction standards. The project adheres to CEQA guidelines, California Air Resources Board standards, and MDAQMD air quality thresholds, though no federal FAR clauses, contract line items, pricing data, or formal procurement evaluation factors are present. Payment, invoicing, accounting codes, and federal contracting personnel roles are not specified, and no UEI, CAGE, or socioeconomic certifications are documented. Proposals and communications must be directed to Bohra Kim via email or mail, with environmental documents accessible via the CEQANET portal, but no formal