Valley Presbyterian Hospital–Central Utility Plant/ENV-2024-5596-CE/ZA-2024-5595-ZV

The project entails the decommissioning of the existing central utility plant serving Valley Presbyterian Hospital and the construction of a new two-story facility with a maximum height of 44 feet 6 inches and approximately 191 square feet of floor area on the hospital’s northwestern campus, currently occupied by a surface parking lot and medical office building. Located within the P-1VL zoning zone in Los Angeles, California, and situated within 600 feet of an elementary school, the new plant is designed to ensure uninterrupted utility services to the hospital during transition and replacement of aging infrastructure. The project has been granted a categorical exemption under CEQA Guidelines Section 15302, Class 2, for replacement of existing facilities with no significant environmental impact, and it has received zoning approval under case number ZA-2024-5595-ZV. The City of Los Angeles, through its Department of City Planning, is the lead agency overseeing environmental compliance and land use approvals, with no federal procurement elements, contract clauses, pricing data, or federal acquisition regulation requirements present in the documentation. Performance will occur at the hospital campus at 6834–6856 North Sepulveda Boulevard, with all construction and decommissioning activities confined to this location. No formal contract value, line-item pricing, delivery schedule, inspection criteria, or contract administration personnel have been specified, as the materials reflect a pre-solicitation environmental notice and zoning exemption rather than a bound procurement instrument. The project is identified by environmental case number ENV-2024-5596-CE and was posted as a forecast on November 4, 2025, with no formal solicitation number, award mechanism, or bidding process outlined.